The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 2

Page 2 THS Debaters Going To New Castle For Match THE TIPTON (INDIANA) DAILY TRIBUNE Queen Candidates For SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1970 SJA Valentine's Dance It teaches Debate is considered an important activity at students organization, good analysis and Debaters, coached by Wayne Wade, study from specially published handbooks and library and reference materials. All speakers give a four and eight.minute speech with a three minute cross- examination. The Tipton High has traveled to Crawfordsville, Lafayette Jeff, Kokomo High and Ball State. A debate match at New Castle is planned for January 31. On February 14, the Tipton High School Debate Team will host the first Tipton Invitational Debate Tournament.

Blackford County, Kokomo High School, Brebeuf, Elwood and Franklin Central High of Indianapolis are a few of the 15 high schools expected to participate. Members going to the New Castle Invitational are front row, (L-R) Wade, Camillia Hinshaw and Linda Lambert, both sopho-. mores; back row, Peter Ritz, senior, Randy Shoup, senior and Kieth Kinkaid, junior. Other members of the debate team are Brynulf Lyons and Karen Nightenhelser. Jenny Betty "fft ftaS Crocker Homemdker of Tomorrow Senior Jenny Nash, on the basis of her score in the homemaking knowledge and attitude test taken by senior girls Dec.

2 is Tipton High School's 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. In addition to receiving a specially designed silver charm from General Mills, sponsor'of the annual homemaking education program, Jenny is now eligible for one of 102 college scholarships totaling $110,000. From school winners in the state, aState Homemaker of Tomorrow and runner-up will be selected within the next few weeks. The state winner will be awarded a $1,500 scholarship and the up a $500 educational grant. In addition, the school of the state Homemaker of Tomorrow will receive a complete set of Encyclopedia Britannica from Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc.

This spring, the 51 Homemakers of Tomorrow representing every state and the District of Columbia, efch accompanied by a school advisor, will join for an expense-paid educational tour of Washington, D.C., and Colonial Williamsburg, Va. Climax of the tour will be announcement of the 1970 Betty Crocker All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Selected from the 51 finalists on the basis of original test scores and personal observation and Interviews during the tour, she will be awarded an increase in her scholarship to $5,000. Second, third, and fourth ranking Homemakers of Tomorrow in the nation will also be chosen, and will receive scholarship increases to $4,000, $3,000 and $2,000, re- spectively. Begun by General Mills in the 1954-55 school year to empha-1 size the importance of homemaking as a career, the Betty Crocker I Search is the only national undergraduate scholarship program! exclusively for high school senior girls.

During its 16-year his- tory, more than seven million young women have participated in; the program and scholarship awards, with this year's grants, will! total over $1,700,000. 1 A record 646,041 senior girls in 15,040 of the country's high: schools were enrolled in this year's Search. February 14 is the The dance, sponsored by the Senior class, will 11:00 p.m. Music for the dance will be provided for by Mastersounds" from Kokomo. The underclassmen have each for the dance.

The Seniors have three chosen one attendant attendants one of wh date set for S.J.A/s Valentine's dance. Anette Hellmann, freshman, Tipton; Nona Wonders, Junior, Labe from fayette. Bottom:) Sara DelVecchio, Kokomo; Anna Furger, senior, Chicago; and Lisa Schwartz, senior, Kokomo. March of Dimes week, January 26-31, does not go by unnoticed by the teenagers of Tipton county. Every day during this week groups were out soliciting.

The campaign is coming along pretty well. The group jis trying hard to surpass last years record. ch will be chosen queen of the dance. Pictured left to right: Darlene Davis, sophoniore, Kokomo; "Sharpsville-Prairie Spartans 99 Tribune Photos TiptofTHigh School's "Mr. Basketball" for this week is 17 year old Rodney Miller.

He is the son of Earl Miller, a service manager and Pauline Miller who is employed at Hy-Line. He has two brothers, Greg, 20, and Mark 3. Rodney is on the academic curriculum with majors in science, English and math and minors in history and Latin. School clubs he is active in are T-Men (parliamentarian) and Student Council. After graduation he plans a caresr in Computer Science.

His favorite hobbies are trapping, fishing, hunting and playing snooker. The sports he enjoys are boxing, hockey, billards, basketball and football. Being an outstanding tackle in football, Rodney was selected for the first string CIC "All Conference" team. In basketball the 6'5" senior plays the center position for the Blue Devil team. The most rebounds he has made is 23 and his average is 8.1 per game.

Rodney's shooting average is 11.8 with a game highof 36 points, the best single game scoring performance of the season. Tipton High School's Yearbook Receives First Class Honor Rating Tipton High School's 1969 TIPTONIAN, has received a First Class Honor Rating in the 49th All American Yearbook Cretical Service conducted by the National Scholastic Press Association at the of Minnesota. Yearbooks from more than 1,400 high schools across the nation are judged on the basis of content, photography, layout and design and are evaluated in comparison with other books, from schools with equal enrollment. Members of the staff who received recognition for their jSurnalistlc achievement are: Phyllis Hannah, Editor-in-chief; Nan Hoke, Assistant Editor. William A.

Nelson Is their adviser. (Continued on page 6) Since the Sharpsvill e-Prairle Spartans won the Lewis-Cass Holiday Tourney their spirit has been building higher and higher. They won their last game against Western and hoping that they, will win their remaining baBgames. Congratulations on a wonderful victory at the Holiday Tourney. WHS Morp Saturday, January 24, Junior Class of W.H.S.

held a Morp Dance in the school gym. The band playing for the dance was the "Butterscotch The Juniors crowned Terry Rainey as King and Rhonda Holder as Queen for the event this year. For those of you who don't, know, morp is prom spelled backwards. They had some very cute costumes! this year. By Linda Mlckle.