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35 students win awards at DHS graduation
J. Meszaros
L. Eichler J. Kanoff
T. Williams
R. Wilson
L. Mummau T. Arndt
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J. Byrd
Mitchell Eugene Nissley
1. The Robert B. Hoffman
Engineering Award
2. Armstrong Laboratory
Association Merit Award
for Technical and Scientific
Excellence.
3. The Salutatorian Award
4. Bausch & Lomb Science
Award
S. Donegal Mutual Insur-
ance Company Mathema-
tics Award
6. Math Association of
America pin
7. Delta MuSigna Award
pin
8. National Merit Scholar-
ship Finalist
9. Elks State Association
Scholarship, presented
through the Columbia Elks
Club
Joseph A. Meszaros
1. American Youth Founda-
tion Citizenship Award
2. Marietta Lions Citizen-
ship-Service Award
3. The Ramon A. Sell
Memorial Scholarship
Award
4. The Donegal Coaches’
K. Wolgemuth
T. Enders
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Association Scholarship
5S. Commended National
Merit Scholarship Student
6. V.F.W. Citizenship
Award
Melody Ann Mumma
1. English Award
2. The Salutatorian Award
3. The Donegal Booster
Club’s School Spirit Award
4. Commended National
Merit Scholarship Student
Steven David Hassinger
1. John Philip Sousa Award
2. The Donegal Booster
Club’s School Spirit Award
3. Distinguished Musician
Certificate from the U.S.
Marines Youth Foundation
4. Commended National
Merit Scholarship Student
Michael Richard Kohler
1. The Charles J. Bennett
College Preparatory Award
2. The Valedictorian Award
3. Marietta Community
Chorus Award
Jane Ellen Youtz
1. V.F.W. Citizenship
Award
S. Hassinger
. Milligan
M. Kohler
D. Pedrick
K. Smith
B. Hess
K. Bixler
L. Martin
2. Dramatics Club Patriot-
ism Award
Claudia Marie Brandt
1. Mount Joy Lions Club
Award
2. American Business
Women’s Association Red
Rose Chapter Scholarship
Kathy Jo Beach
1. The Mount Joy Business
and Professional Women’s
Club Scholarship
2. The Donegal Booster
Club’s School Spirit Award
3. D.E.A. Scholarship
Rory Lee Gallagher
1. Donald S. Staley
Memorial Scholarship
Award
2. The Donegal Coaches’
Association Scholarship
3. The Mount Joy Joycee-
ettes Athletic Award
4. D.E.A. Scholarship
Ted A. Hershey
1. The Jeffrey Leif Haines
Memorial Award
2. Donegal Dramatics Club
Distinguished Service
Award
Bankers
Debra Lynne Pedrick
1. Business Education
Award - presented by Mr.
Ronald Hart
Bonny Sue Schatz
i. Vocational-Technical
Salutatorian Award
LuAnn Elizabeth Eichler
1. Vocational-Technical
Valedictorian Award
Julie Ann Kanoff
1. American Youth Founda-
tion Citizenship Award
Wayne Allen Erdman
1. Charles W. Heaps Art
Scholarship Award
Vickie Jo Lilly
I. Clerical Award-present-
ed by Farmers First Bank,
Marietta, PA
Karen Marie Smith
Gregory James Waters
Roxanne Jolene Wilson
Three winners of the
Urban League of Lancaster
County Inc. Youth Award
Teresa Eilene Williams
1. New Holland Community
Service Award
Kirk Lamarr Wolgemuth
1. Mount Joy Joycee-ettes
Scholarship
Sue Ann Hamilton
1. The Lancaster County
Association
F.B.L.A. Award
Jay Raymond Long
1. The Donegal Booster
Club’s School Spirit Award
Barbara Ann Hess
1. American Business
Woman’s Association Red
Rose Chapter Scholarship
Lesetta Elaine Mummau
1. Farm and Home Found-
ation of Lancaster County
Scholarship
Timothy Wayne Arndt
1. Donald S. Staley Mem-
orial Scholarship Award
Christine Louise Heinaman
1. The Mount Joy Joycee--
ettes Athletic Award
Susan Diane Williams
1. Outstanding Typist with
highest speed in Senior
Class from the Engle Bus-
iness Equipment, Inc.
Diane Lynne Waltz
1. A.M.S. Proficiency Cer-
tificate for perfect score on
spelling test
Jean Bixler
James Byrd
Timothy Enders
Kenneth Wolgemuth
Kevin Milligan
1. Commended National
Merit Scholarship Students
Laurie Ruth Martin
1. American Legion Aux-
iliary Post 185 American-
ism Award
June 9, 1976
Mrs. Lillian Grimm
photo by Judy Stoltzfus
Lillian Grimm retires
Mrs. Lillian Grimm,
guidance counselor at
Donegal High School is
retiring after twenty years.
Mrs. Grimm was born in
Aransa Pass, Texas and
grew up in the country
between Elizabethtown and
Hershey.
Lillian Grimm was later
to teach at the same
one-room school house she
attended as a child,
Hertzler School.
After attending Hershey
Senior High School, Mrs.
Grimm got her normal
diploma at West Chester
State College. She received
her B.S. at Elizabethtown
College and her Masters at
Franklin and Marshall, and
then gained additional edu-
cation from Millersville,
Penn State and Temple
University.
Mrs. Grimm taught Eng-
lish and social studies at
Balloons
Where did your balloon
land? This question appear-
ed on the bulletin board at
the Grandview Elementary
School. The students at the
school released several
hundred balloons on May
27, at the annual school
play day.
Attached to the balloons
were cards containing the
names and addresses of the
student releasing the bal-
loon. Several have been
returned to the students.
One was from the
Ephrata Borough Police
Chief, Gene Willwirth, who
sent the information on the
official police stationery,
noting the location (outside
Leola, along route 222) the
time, and including a
personal wish for the suc-
cessful future of the young
‘“‘balloonist’’, Jimmy
Maytown and Donegal high
schools, and was one of the
first sixteen guidance coun-
selors in Lancaster County.
Mrs. Grimm felt that her
teaching helped her to
understand counseling. She
felt that a guidance counse-
lor must always be aware
of the current problems of
young students. Her
advice to a new guidance
counselor is to first teach,
work closely with the facul-
ty and except it as a
service job.
Mr. and Mrs. Grimm
live in Elizabethtown and
have a cottage in Caledonia
State Park. Although Mrs.
Grimm enjoyed her work
she feels she is now ready
for a little less tension in
her life. She plans to read,
hook rugs and just spend
more time with her hus-
band.
located
Sheaffer.
Others who received
notes, letters and cards
were: Leeann Kelly from
Lancaster; Denny Hershey
from Peach Bottom;
charles Fackler from Dover,
Delaware; Noel Ho-Preston
from Maryland; Audra
Markley from Bel Air,
Maryland; Andy Gelt-
macher from Gordonville;
Fred Hoak from E. Peters-
burg; Missy Bomgardner
from Aberdeen, Maryland;
Marcia Anspach from Man-
heim; Melissa Osborne
from Churchtown; Tina
McKain from Leola; and
John Peterman from
Lancaster.
According to the notes
and letters the balloons
were found along roads, in
fields, wrapped around
fence posts and on lawns.
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