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DARE award winners at Riverview include, from left to right: Deane Portner, Theresa Smith,
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Pam Herr, Michael Shewbridge, Melissa Hinkle, Tina Martin and Teresa Meszaros.
photo by Corky Flick
Rebecca Wenger, Timmy Orth and Denis Cizauskas display their DARE reading awards.
Well-read students win awards
Jodi Bixler, a third grader
in Mrs. Bateman’s room at
Maytown has qualified for
the Reading Hall of Fame
Award. Jodi makes the sixth
child to receive the highest
reading award at Maytown.
Denise Cizauskas, Timmy
Orth, and Rebecca Wenger
have learned to read well
enough to receive the first
DARE reading award, the
Reader’s club.
Grace Snyder is the first
Grandview student to re-
ceive an award in project
DARE. She is a fifth grader
in Mr. Smith's class who
just doesn’t do things in a
small way. To achieve the
project’s highest award
Grace read 30 books, many
of which were more than 200
pages long, and wrote a
report for each one. Her
reading was done in five
categories and involved five
book projects. Grace will
have her picture placed in
Grandview’s Reading Hall
of Fame.
Six of the first seven
students at Riverview to
receive DARE awards are
from Mrs. Bowers third
grade. Deane Portner,
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photo by Corky
Flick
Fifth grader Grace Snyder displays her DARE award.
Theresa Smith, and Pam
Herr will receive the Avid
Readers Club Award, while
Michael Shewbridge, Tina
Martin, and Melissa Hinkle
will enter the Reading Hall
of Fame.
Teresa Meszaros in Mrs.
Gingrich’s Sth grade re-
ceived her Readers club
award and will begin work-
ing on her second certifi
cate.
Jr. musicians
pile up points
in elementary
school classes
by Hazel Baker
At the close of the second
marking period in the
Donegal Elementary
Schools, the total numer of
points earned by the stu-
dents who are enrolled in
the instrumental music pro-
gram are recorded; every-
one who scores 100 or more
points becomes a mem-
ber of the 100 club. If 200 or
more points are scored, the
student becomes a member
of the 200 club etc.
The first listing for this
school year contains thirty
names, one of which made
the 200 club, Tina Palmer of
the Riverview School scored
225 points in 14 weeks.
Following are the names,
listed by schools:
Grandview:
Tom Pekarek, Phil Peters,
Patty Kline, Pam Greider,
Kelly Drohan, Lonnie Ear-
hart, Debra Freed, Kevin
Becker, Amy Geltmacher,
Tina Becker, Keith Mueller,
Lester Reiner, and Jessica
Eidemiller.
Maytown:
Jan Hess, Ellen Endslow,
Jill Kerscher, Donna Watto,
Samantha Ackerley, Cheri
Johnson, George Cezauskas
Lynne Hart, Michelle Vogt,
and Jennifer Wilson.
Riverview:
Tine Palmer, Whitney
Kulman, Jennifer Swank,
and Juanita Rex.
Seiler:
William Cox, Craig Roper
and Allen Bubacz.
Shields is the
Morrell
instructor.
photo by Corky Flick
Jodi Bixler
February 18, 1976
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Jackie Rapp (left) and Teresa Meszaros (right) sang
‘‘Paper Roses.’
Parents see talent
on Riverview stage
Students at Riverview Elementary School put on a talent
show for parents last Tuesday. A few of the many
performers are shown below.
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