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September 22, 1976.
Grandview in study
Mr. R. F. Hallgren,
superintendent, Donegal
School District announced
today that the Grandview
Elementary School has
been selected as one of the
326 schools throughout the
country to be part of a
nationwide. study of com-
pensatory education. Mr.
Hallgren said that this is
the largest and most
thorough study of basic
education ever undertaken.
The major purpose of the
study is to try to find out
which kind of compensatory
education is most effective
in improving children’s
reading and mathematics
skills.
The schools in the study
are a representative sample
of the nation’s schools. In
the fall and spring, all
children in the school will
be given achievement tests
in reading and mathe-
matics, a test of practical
achievement, and a mea-
sure of their attitudes to-
ward reading and mathe-
matics. Data will also be
collected on the amount
and kinds of instruction re-.
ceived by students, as well
as the instructional prac-
tices of school personnel.
Data will be collected for
three successive years so
that longitudinal progress
can be determined.
In reporting results, both
the schools’ and the parti-
cipants’ confidentiality will
be assured by a system
whereby each participant is
identified by number, and
the names of the students
involved are held at the
school. Mr. Hallgren said,
“Under this system, the
school has the names of
participants, while the re-
search organization has the
student identification num-
bers with no names. Thus,
the research organization
cannot report on individual
participants by name.”’
The study is sponsored
by the U.S. Office of
Education, and is being
conducted by the System
Development Corporation
of Santa Monica, CA.
Indian booters scalp
Lampeter-Strasburg
Last Monday the D.H.S.
Soccer Team took to the
field against a tough L.S.
opponent in its first league
game. In the first quarter
Sang Noua, Kris McCue,
and Jake Sherk made
numerous shots at the goal.
Donegal controlled most of
the play in the second
quarter, but the game
remained a scoreless tie.
Ryan O’Leary lead an
attack on the goal in the
third quarter, but the In-
dians were still unable to
score on the L.S. goalie.
Finally, in the fourth
quarter Kris McCue, assis-
ted by Henry Klugh, boot-
ed home the winning goal
for the Indians.
The J.V. team was lead
to a 2 to 1 victory over the
L.S. J.V.’s by Jon Myers
who scored both goals.
In its game with Solanco,
Donegal continued its win-
ning streak with a S to 0
shut-out of the Mule’s
team. The first goal came
on a penalty shot by Kris
McCue with 8:05 left in the
first quarter. Ron Meckley
assisted by Jon Hayman
scored with 4:55 left in the
second quarter. The second
half brought rain drenching
the field, the players, and
the fans. Donegal’s third
score came on McCue's
second penalty kick in the
beginning of the third
quarter. McCue got his
third goal in this game with
4:35 left in the final
quarter. Steve Eno saw his
New SICO
Robert P. McGinley, the
SICO Co. in Mount Joy and
Roy Meyer of H. L. Meyer,
Inc., Cleona, have been
elected to the board of
way through a host of
muddy Solanco players to
score the final goal and end
the soggy game. The J.V.’s
also wiped out Solanco-by a
score of 4 to 0 with Marc
Henri Bataille and Randy
Fellenbaum each scoring
one goal and Jon Myers
scoring his usual two goals
per game.
On Friday, September
17th the Indians of Donegal
added another victory to
their record. Although
Donegal controlled the first
quarter, the tides turned
and Penn Manor dominated
the play of the second
quarter. Kris McCue struck
with lightning speed to
score just seconds into the
second half. McCue scored
again in the same quarter.
With that goal, Kris estab-
lished a new all-time scor-
ing record at D.H.S. Con-
gratulatons!!! Mark Weid-
man added one more goal
in that quarter. Eric Frey
of Penn Manor opened the
fourth quarter with the
Comets’ only score of the
game. Randy McCoy top-
ped off Donegal’s rout of
the Comets’ team with a
goal making the score 4 to
1.
As usual the J.V. team
exhibited excellent playing
ability defeating the
Comets 4 to 1. Marc Henry
Bataille led the team with
two brilliant goals. The
other. two goals were scor-
ed by Mark Divet and Jon
Myers.
directors
directors of the Pennsyl-
vania Petroleum Associa-
tion. They will serve for
three years.
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