APRIL 20 - 26, 1 6 THE CITIZEN
_BHHS names top students
BE TO HARBOR
Valedictorian and alutatorian
honor ere nam d Ion ith
the balance of th top ten
nior t Benton Harbor High
hool, accordin toJam Rut­
t r, principal at the high
choo!.
Tam ra te art named
Val dictorian and Phylli D.
llace . lut torian.
Graduation c remoni for
Benton Harbor High School are
to b held Friday,Jun 6 at 7:30
p.m. at Filstrup Field ith
ppro imately 400 graduates
plannin to r ceive diplomas.
The u ual Thur day night gra­
duation h been changed thi
y ar to accommod te the gra­
du tion per, ccording to
high chool princip I, Jam
Rutter.
V ledictorian honor came
to Tamara St wart ho held a
rade point av ra e of 3.925.
lut torian Hac earned
3.707 rad point v r e.
The blanc of the top ten
nior includ (with rad
point verage in br c ets):
T rry All n (3.632); LaDonna
Jo eph (3.619); V leri Vill-
oc (3.571); Brian Brent
(3.543); J ckie Ale ander
(3.500); Eric Ford (3.410);
Donald Frazier (3.410), nd
ich lle Clement (3.405).
T mara Stewart is the dau­
ghter of Hardie and Shirley
Ste art, 666 Buena Vi ta Street,
Benton Harbor. She plan to
attend Michigan Technolo ical
Univer ity to study Mechanical
Engineering. Tamara i pre i­
dent of the Jan Adams Chapter
of th ational Honor Society,
member of the Drama Club as
p rt of the tage crew, and in her
pare time she tutors mall
children. Tamara also i in-
volved in the B nton Harbor
Hi h chool Tutorial Pro ram,
tutoring hi h chool athlete
hich mu t maintain a 2.0 grad
pint average.
Phylli W llace i th dau­
ghter of hirley Wallace of 153
We t ay tre t Benton Har­
bor. h pl n t attend
Michi an State Univer ity to
major in P ychology and Politi­
cal cience. She i treasur r of
the tional Honor SOciety,
pre ident of th Del- Te n
played var ity tennis, memb r
of th Flag Corp , French Club,
Cl Cabin r, Student S nate
Ye rbook Staff, Youth to
Youth or nization, and ha
participated in chool choir
and chool drama production
(uYou're a Good an Charlie
Brown", "Fiddler on th Roof'
and "Y oun Gifted and
Black'} I
"
LMC releases class schedules for summer, fall
BE TO lWP - A newly-
de igned combined summer and
f II Lake ichigan ollege class
hedule is now available in the
registrar's office and tudent
rvice office on the api r
venue campus and the main
office of the South Campus
at iles.
The 43-pag pamphlet lists
229 clas to b taught during
the umrner and 623 to be
offered fall mester, 1986.
According to college officials
th combined cia schedule will
make it po sible for student
to better coord in te their sum­
mer and f II educational plans.
Of the 623 cia ses to be
offered by L fall semester,
52 will be taught on the South
mpus, 111 Spruce St., Iles:
5 at Fairplain Junior High
hool, Benton Harbor; 14 at
B rrien Springs High School'
1 S at River Valley High School'
14 t L.C. ohr High School
outh Haven' and 19 t the Van
Buren Skills Center Lawrence.
uly registration for ti�P, first
summer ssion ay 12 throe h
June 27 will be held from noo.:
to 6: 30 p.m., pril 14 through
17, and noon to f30 p.m.,
pril 1. Regular registration
for th first ummer ssion will
Resigns
from
Housing
Boa rd -',J:.."=CC-.
take pl ce from noon to 6: 30
p.m. May 8. Late registrations
will be accepted from noon to
6:30 p.m., May 12 through 14.
o early registration for the
cond ummer session July 7
through Aug. 22 i heduled.
Regular registration for this :
ssion will take place from
noon to 6:30 p.m., July 2.
Late registrations will be accept­
ed from noon to 6:30 p.m.,
July 7 through 9.
For fall serne ter, registration
for returning full-time students
will take place from noon to
6:30 p.m., April 21 through
24, and noon to 3:30 p.m.,
April 25.
Part-time students those ta -
ing 11 semester hours or fewer
can register for fall semester
cia s on a walk-in basis at the
college on wee days from 10
a.m. to 3: 30 p.m., July 14
through Aug. 22, except Aug.
14 and 21 when registration will
continu to 6: 30 p.m. Part­
time student also can register
by mail July 14 through Aug.
15. Registration forms ar
included in the summer-fall
class schedule.
Regular fall semester registra­
tion for all still-unregistered
students will be held from noon
to 6:30 p.m., Aug. 28 and
Sept. 2. Late registrations for
fall mester will be a epted
from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Sept .. 3'
20 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sept.
4; 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Sept.
5; 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sept.
8 through 11' and 10 a.m. to
3:30 p.m., Sept. 12.
Lake Michigan College, dur­
in the summer and fall to­
gether will offer courses in
such career fields a advertis­
ing banking busines adrn in i-
stration computer in ormation
systems, corrections-probation­
parole, ducation engineering,
food managem nt, la enforce­
ment newspap r journalism and
secretarial ience.
In health iences the col-
lege will offer clas for such
programs as dental assisting,
emergency medical technician
medical laboratory tcchni ian
nursing, nur aide, and radiolo­
gic (X-ray technology.
Program to be offered in
occup tional studi s will in-
cude drafting and desing
electro-mechanical electronics,
industrial trades machine tool,
and manufacturing.
. Arts and iences areas in
w ich COUI s will be offer d
.. cude art, biology chenistry,
frama nglish for ign langu ge
French German and Spanish
geography, history humanities
3
math mati s, musi philo ph
phy i al education, physi al
physics politi I
i n e, psy hology, readin
o iology and spe h.
ccording to colleg offi ials,
LMC's tuition and fe rate i
on of the lowest among olleges
in th area and in the state.
For resident of Berrien and
an Buren counti nd
Howard Pokagon and Milton
townships in a ounty L s
tuition rate is 26 per me er
hour. For oth r Michigan resi­
dents it i 34 per me ter
hour, and for resident outsid
of Michigan, 42 per
hour.
Additional information about
LM s admi ions and registr -
tion procedures an be obt in­
ed b tel phoning the oil ge
admissions offi e at 7-3571.
t. 61.
Ian 'Senior Citizen Week' activities
BE TO HARBOR - Betty
Smith, director of the nior
citizen center of Benton Har­
bor and Benton Township at
53 Wall Street Benton Harbor,
h designated the wee of
ay 11 through 17 as "Senior
itizen Week" in conjunction
with Federal Declaration of the
month of ay a b ing "Older
Americans Month" and of the
Michigan de' nation of May
14 as "Senior Power Day" .
Ken Platt, rvices coordina­
tor for this nior center, is
planning special programs to be
offered that week which will
include health related program
home fety, and recreational
activitie to include an eight-
ball pool tournament.
This pool tournament is open
only to per ns at least 55
years old. Registration of the
players mu t be made in ad­
vance, prior to 4:00 p.m. of
May 9. A two dollar charge
for entry must be paid before
the fir t game can be played
by any entrant.
On Friday May 16. prize
or the po I tourn ment in-
ner will be awarded and c rtifi­
cates of re ognition ill be
presented to volunteer workers
as dated with this senior
citizens center activities and
ervices. This day ill be
designated as an op n-hou date
to the publi .
Ope
House marks 25 years for VBUC'O
The Van Buren United Civic
Organization w organized in
1961 by citizens 'of the area to
comb t enemie uch s juv nile
delinquency, proverty and
ignorance. ith a purpo to
serve th general welfare of the
pubIi stimulate intere in
social moral and political affair
of the community, a commun­
ity Center wa built in Covert
Ichigan to hou projects and
programs.
"The publi is invited to
our Open House, ednesday.
April 23, 1986 from 3:30 to
7:00 p.m. at the Community
Civic Center ast e Stre t
in overt, said Ma ucas,
publicit chairp r n.
Frieda Brown is pr sident nd
for f··.-ther inform tion, ont t
Mae Lucas publicity chairperson
t 616/764-8378.
eek public inpu
on aging program
ST. JOSEPH - The Region
IV Are gency on Aging will
hold public irnput on on
Thursday, April 24 from 10:00
a.m. to 12 noon. The meeting
will be held in the St. Joseph
Public library, 500 arket
Street, St. Joseph ichigan.
The AAA is currently de­
veloping it Three-year plan.
This plan, in part, will rve as
the basis for the type of rvices
that will be provided to older
adults through the Older Ameri
cans ct in Berrien Ca and
Van Buren co untie . The
Public Input Session gives other
individuals agen ies and groups
the opportunity to express their
views regarding the need and
priorities in planning services to
older adults.
I f you are unable to attend
the sion, but ould li e to
make cornm nt plea ubmit
a written statement to th
gency by pril
In the interim if you hav n
qu stion, plea c II 61 ) l)J3-
0177 or 1- 00-44 ·2303.