Page 4 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES Kathy Beach Kathy, DONEGAL SCHOOL PAGE 114 SAREE yd ig Keith have careers to pursue Kathy and Keith Beach son and daughter of Mrs. Jane Beach, Mount Joy and Mr. Richard Beach, Lancas- ter are looking forward to Graduation. Kathy has been accepted at the General Hospital School of Nursing, and will begin training to be a registered nurse next fall. Her high school activities include: Secretary of the senior class, captain of the Varsity football/basketball cheer- leaders, cheerleading 9-12 Hockey 9-11; and tennis-10. She is also a member of the Varsity Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, and Governor’s Youth Forum. Keith attends the Mount Joy Vo-Tech in the electrical occupations course. He plans to be an electrician when he graduates. Keith’s high school act- ivities include: Class His- torian, football 9,10, and 12; and Varsity Club. Don. H.S. spring concert, A by Hazel Baker The Donegal High School Chorus will present its spring concert on Saturday, April 3rd, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. The chorus, under the direction of Mrs. RoAnn Lau, will sing many selections from every era, including ‘‘Allegretto’’ by Mozart, ‘“‘Farewell to Win- ter’” by Ocker; ‘‘Round Every Corner’’ by Hatch; “Echo Song’’ by Lasso and many more. Members of the Fresh- men class will also present a medley of numbers. Fea- tured will be the ‘‘Rhythm Singers’’ a group of twelve members who perform dance routines while singing seven songs ranging from “Sweet Lorraine’’ to “Its Not Unusual,’ “‘I Wish You Love’ and many more. Members of the Rhythm Singers are: Holly Baker, Karen Henry, Kathy Jones, March 31, 197¢ news, features, art, poetry composed by and for the students of Donegal schools. Beck SCHOOL NEWSPAPER STAFF MANAGER: Jody Bass FEATURE WRITERS: Melody Mumma, Jeanne Freed, Nanette Pinto STAFF WRITERS: Eisenhauer, Lyndia Gestewitz, Wendy Hawn, Gail Hunter, Mary Kanoff : TYPISTS: Deb Bender, Wayne Erdman, Deb Evans, Deb Predrick, Sue Williams PHOTOGRAPHY: Holly Baker, Dale Steve Hassinger, Jim ART: Tim Roaten ADVISOR: J. B. Siberski The Red Cross wants youths to volunteer by Carole Gibason and Donna Germer The Red Cross is known for involving youth in all its program areas. The Red Cross wants to involve young people in programs and projects. Much in our communites needs to be done and no one, young or old, should sit by and wait for someone else to move. The Red Cross is anxious to develop young leaders. Become a part of the Summer Volunteer Pro- gram. Work with elderly or bedridden people. They value friendship. Or, if you are considering speech therapy as a possible career, work at the Cleft Palate Clinic in Lancaster. Sociali- zation, recreation, and occupational therapy are important parts of volunteer service. A volunteer at a hospital has an excellent opportunity to see a hospital at work. Among the responsibilities will be transportation of patients by wheelchair, run- ning errands, talking and ZL pril 3 Jenny Kohler, Natalie Zuck, Jim Johnson, Ted Hershey, Mike Kohler, Jay Behling, Keith Gephart, Cindy Charles, and Steve Has- singer. Steve Hassinger, a senior, has arranged a special number consisting of 30 or 40 commercial tunes for the Rhythm Singers who will present the medley for the first time. In the past he has arranged songs for both the chorus and the band. visiting with patients, feed- ing patients, filling water pitchers and making beds. If you have a particular skill or craft that you are familar with, you can use your talent to encourage the guests of a nursing home to become involved in various aspects of life. What about social ser- vices? Persons wanting to volunteer through social services can count on get- ting involved in arts and crafts, letter writing, play- ing bingo, reading and simply talking with the guests. To be a volunteer, you must be both a friend and an aid. If this interests you, contact the Lancashire Hall in Neffsville. You must be over 14 years old. Do you like to be around little children? If so, Lan- caster Day Nursery is in need of your help. You would have to supervise the playground, assist with snacks, reading stories and other such things. If you are interested and have an out- going personality, contact the Day Care Center in Lancaster. If you see nursing as a career for the future, Lan- caster General Hospital amd Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital are looking for volunteers to help in patient transporting, entertaining, and cleaning, etc. Contact the hospital of your choice if you are interested. The State Hospital for Crippled Children at Eliza- bethtown has had an exten- sive volunteer program for both adults and children for many years. If you are interested in working with crippled children, this pro- gram may be for you. St. Joseph’s Hospital wants volunteers for nursing service activities. Delivery service to x-ray and EKG labs as well as answering patients signal lights will be important duties. A person interested in a career involving animals has a good opportunity to work with dogs, cats, and potential owners by volun- teering to help at the Humane League Animal Shelter in Lancaster. The work inciudes feeding, watering, grooming, and helping people interested in adoption. A volunteer in the Learn to Swim program will be helping to teach 3rd, 4th, and Sth graders how to swim. You must be able to perform certain basic swim- ming skills to be a volunteer for this program. The volunteer will be taught teaching techniques. The Red Cross also offers several safety programs, including First Aid, Cardio- pulmonary Resuscitation, Water Safety Programs, and Basic Canoeing. Volunteer work can be a valuable experience in many ways. Some nursing schools require that applicants have a volunteer experience in a hospital or other nursing service. Most strongly sug- gest it. How can you become a part of the volunteer pro- gram? Get a catalog and application from your guidance counselor or school nurse. Get involved, don’t miss the chance. Varsity Club officers at Donegal Hi The leaders of this year’s varsity club are, secretary Joan De Vitry and vice-president Bob Barto. from left to right, president Rory Gallagher, photo by Jim Beck
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