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April 14, 1976 .
John Fellenbaum
JOHN FELLENBAUM
John Fellenbaum, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Fellen-
baum, 30 South Market
Street, Mount Joy, PA is
April’s Boy of the Month.
John is in the academic
course at Donegal High
School. His high school
activites include:
Student Council-9; Var-
sity Club-10-12; Soccer Club
9-10; Basketball Club-11-12;
Science Fair Winner-12;
Fellenbaum, Greider are boy & girl of month
Soccer-9; Basketball-9-12
Co-captain-12; First Team
All-League in Basketball-12;
and Hispanic Society-12.
John is a member of the
First Presbyterian Church of
Mount Joy.
John’s future plans are to
attend college.
KAREN GREIDER
Karen is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jay C.
Greider, Mount Joy, R.D.
#1. She is April’s Girl of the
Month.
She is a member of the
senior class at Donegal High
School.
Her high school activities
include:
Hockey-9-11; Tennis-11;
Guitar Club-9; Brigadoon-
10; Modern Dance Club-10;
Spanish Club 10-11 (Treas.)
12 (Vice-Pres.) Homecom-
ing Court-12; Class Execu-
tive Committee-10; Student
Council-12 (Treas.) 1975
Science Fair-6th place in
Chemistry and Honorable
Mention in the County; 1976
Science Fair - Sth place in
Four local Vo-Tech students win awards
Karen Greider
Chemistry; Spanish Honor
Society-10-12; and National
Honor Society-11-12.
In addition to her school
activites, Karen holds a
part-time position in the
Elizabethtown College
cafeteria.
She is a member of the
Mount Joy Church of God.
Following graduation
from Donegal High School,
she will attend Muhlenberg
College in Allentown, PA to
major in chemistry.
From left to right are; State machine shop champion Fred Stauffer, state VICA president
Mike Carroll, state 2d place welding (mig and tig) winner Dave Wilt, and 2d place industrial
electricity winner Joe Shoemaker.
March 29, 30 and 31, the
Vocational Industrial Clubs
of America held their annual
Pennsylvania State Con-
ference at Valley Forge. At
this conference approxi-
mately seventeen hundred
vocational education stu-
dents competed in leader-
ship and trade skills. Four
students who attended this
conference from the Lancasr
ter County Area Vocational-
Technical School in Mount
Joy were very successful in
winning top honors. Mike
Carroll, from Donegal and
an Electrical Occupations
student at the Mount Joy
Vo-Tech, was successful in
being elected State Presi-
dent for next year, 1976-
1977.
Fred Stauffer, a Hemp-
field student, was the first
place gold medal in his trade
area—Machine Shop.
Second place trophy win-
ners were Dave Wilt from
Manheim Central in Mig
and Tig Welding and Joe
Shoemaker from Donegal
High School in Electrical
Occupations—Industrial
Wiring.
Science fair (continued)
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lates of a Coal-Fired Power
Station.”’ He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence D.
Shope, Marietta, R.D. I.
Two Donegal students
took second and third place
in the chemistry divison of
the fair. Kirk Wolgemuth, a
senior, won second place
with a project called “A
Cumulative Chemical Pho-
tometer.” Kirk is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wol-
gemuth, Mount Joy, R.D. 1
Jean Bixler, a Donegal
senior won third place in
chemistry with her project
entitled ‘‘Think Zinc.” She
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Roy Bixler, 401 S.
Market St., Mount Joy.
And so, for the seventh
year in a row, Donegal
School District carries on its
tradition of entering more
projects and taking more
prizes at the annual Science
and Engineering Fair than
any other Lancaster Co.
school district.
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