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A Honor Roll
Lisa Aungst, Connie Frey
Doris Saylor, Karla Rex,
Dean Bricker, Deana Ger-
mer, and Lisa Mummaw.
Kristen Straub, Karen
Albright, Brian Golden,
Rebecca Ruhl, Holly
Spence, and Barbara Lan-
dis.
B Honor Roll
9th grade—Theresa Berg,
Fred Bigler, Gordon
Brightbill, Colleen Brubak-
er, Pamela Ebersole, Julie
Endslow, Janice Eyer, Gary
Eshleman.
Scott Eshleman, Jenny
Freed, William Gutshall,
Susan Gillham, Tracee Got-
walt, Cindy Heagy, Philip
Landis, Greg Laughlin.
Kathy Keener, Sherri
Kinsey, Lisa Lucabaugh,
Mitchell Mummaw, Floyd
McNeece, Mary Meszaros,
Tracy McCoy, Lorin Par-
doe.
William Penwell, Jenni-
fer Pietsch, Beth Prowell,
Pamela Rinecer, Laura Sch-
wert, Mark Wagner, Deb-
orah Torres.
10th grade—Greg Bow-
man, Cindy Bailey, Belle
Balmer, Lynn Booth, Nancy
Boulton, John Day, Randy
Fellenbaum, Larry Frey,
Helen Conser.
Karen deVitry, Sandy
Emenheiser, Douglas Gelt-
macher, Wendy Hawn,
James Landis, Debbie Hie-
stand, Patricia Houseal,
Dalene Hummel, Sandy
Kreider.
Amy Landis, Ronald
Meckley, Arlene Mummau,
Karl Mylin, Susan May,
Sandy McQuate, Alice
Musser, Cheri Ney, Erika
Nusko.
Robert Pekarek, Joanne
Pittenturf, Keith Pomroy,
Jonathan Ruhl, Mark
Smedley, Bonnie Wolge-
muth, Michael Zeller, Greg
Zimmerman, and Rebecca
Zimmerman.
11th grade— Scott Boylan,
Greg Bryant, James Buck-
ius, Sue Brooks, Darlene
Bryant, Nancy Buffenmyer,
Mark Divet, Kenneth Ear-
hart, Bruce Eyer, Diane
Deatrick.
Sandy Dennis, Mary
Derr, Amy Enders, Michele
Fisher, Tina Fitzkee, Bar-
bara Foreman, Todd Gar-
ber, Lori Gebhart, Donna
Germer, Miriam Ginder.
Theresa Graham, Denise
Grimm, Terry Haines,
Melvin Hay, Scott Hershey,
Delbert Hiestand, Douglas
Hopwood, Rick - Kinsey,
Beth Kline.
Donna Kreider, Jolene
Lindemuth, Kathy McCoy,
Stacy Miller, Dennis Nis-
sley, Keith Pietsch, Deb
Mumper, Wendy Newcom-
er, Erin Ney, Carol Nolt.
Eileen Penyak, Michael
Seaman, Keith Shreiner,
Lori Richards, Debra Ross,
Joi Shearer, Judy Sheetz,
Kathi Shelly, Eric Stein-
hart, John Wagner, Linda
Valle, Connie Kline.
12th grade—Pam Bau-
tista, Daniel Brocious,
Marshall Breinich, Sharon
Bryant, Kathy Buckius,
Kathryn Carroll, Cynthia
Charles, Joan deVitry,
Heidi Doerrer.
Teresa Drager, Melody
Ebersole, Jolene Ellis, Cyn-
thia Emenheiser, Suzanne
Frey, Jeanne Freed, Cyn-
thia Erb, Philip Good,
Linda Hostetter.
Andrea Landis, Emily
Lesher, Gregory Lindemuth,
Mary Loraw, Lori Luca-
baugh, Grant Markley,
Jonathan May, Michael
McMullen.
Tammy Kulman, Albert
Newlin, Susan Miller,
Debra Mumma, Jennifer
Neiss, Patty Noll, Jerry
Ruhl, Jacob Sherk, Daniel
Strohm.
Tracie Reichard, Phyllis
Shope, Scott Whalen, Ann
Studholm, Mary Thomas,
Clarese Wilson, Merilynn
Young, Vicki Zeller.
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November 24, 1976
CHILDREN’S YEARS
by Mary Rose Turnpaugh
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is won;
Trains and trucks and blocks and bars
Are put away in piles so neat.
Oh, for the days when the wash is done;
When the battle of keeping clean diapers
When the housework once finished stays
done all day through—
Oh, for the hours with nothing to do!
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skinned knees,
N Oh, for the days that aren’t filled with
9 Bruises and bumps and falls out of trees,
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cease;
4 Chicken pox, measles, colds and sore throats,
| 3A Cough syrup, aspirin, fevers to note.
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WN When can the bath water stay in the tub
NY So I can get in without needing a sub?
§| When can I say that it’s time now for bed
And have them remember they're already fed?
When the whys are all answered, their minds
now at peace.
Oh, for the days when I no longer hear
Oh, for the days when there’s no tears to dry,
Bf No little crises to share with a sigh;
No little arms reaching up for a hug,
Basketball booster
club to meet
There will be a meeting
of the Donegal High School
Basketball Booster Club
Tuesday evening, Dec. 7,
in the DHS cafeteria im-
mediately following the
Warwick basketball game.
All parents and fans are
invited to attend.
Scout troop 63 holds Court of Honor
On Monday evening
November 1S, Boy Scout
Troop 63 in Mount Joy held
a Court of Honor Ceremony
at Glossbrenner United
Methodist Church. Parents
and family of the scouts
were invited. The Scout
Committee Chairman David
Miller presented the follow-
ing Merit Badges; Mam-
mals-Bruce Wagner, Don-
ald Kelly, Mark Wagner &
Gary Eshleman. Canoeing-
DID YOU HEAR...
Paul B. Reinhold, a
former Mariettan, was one
of the craftsmen whose
works were sold at the
annual bazaar of Shadyside
Presbyterian Church in
Pittsburgh.
Paul’s brother, Albert,
who still” resides in Mari-
etta, is currently a patient
in Lancaster General Hos-
pital.
wy”
Donald Kelly, Mark Wag-
ner & Bruce Wagner.
Reptile Study-Jeff Way,
Steve Miller, Mike Jones &
Sam Clark. Swimming-
Bruce Wagner, Mark Wag-
ner & Gary Eshleman.
Pioneering-Donald Kelly,
Mark “Wagner & Bruce
Wagner. Nature-Mike Jon-
es, Jeff Way & Steve
Miller. Citizenship in the
Nation-Mitch Mummaw &
Gary Eshleman. Wilder-
ness Survival-Donald Kelly.
Wood Carving-Bruce Wag-
ner. Environmental Sci-
ence-Gary Eshleman. Life-
saving-Mitch Mummaw.
citizenship in the World-
Gary Eshleman. Bugling-
Bruce Wagner.
The Troop was given an
award for 100% subscrip-
tion to Boy's Life. The
Banner was presented to
Scoutmaster James Ruhl
for the Scout Flag Staff.
Rank advancement a-
wards were presented to
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the following scouts by
Scoutmaster James Ruhl:
Sam Clark-Second Class;
Mitch Mummaw-First
Class; Bruce Wagner-Star
Scout; Donald Kelly-Star
Scout. The mothers of the
Rank Advancement Scouts
were also presented with a
pin which was pinned on
the by their scout as each
received the award.
Mr. Ruhl presented the
following scouts with a
Bicentennial Festival Patch
for participating in the
Scout Show at Long’s Park:
Sam Clark, Gary Eshleman,
Donald Kelly, Steve Miller,
Mitch Mummaw, Bruce
Wagner and Mark Wagner.
The following Scouts re-
ceived a Bicentennial Heri-
tage Patch for a Commun-
ity improvement project
(Paper Drives & Painting of
Fire Plugs): Sam Clark,
Gary Eshleman, Kevin
Hershey, Mike Jones, Don-
ald Kelly, Steve Miller,
Scott McMartin, Steve Mc-
Kain, Mitch Mummaw,
Bruce Wagner, Scott Sny-
der, Mark Wagner, Jeff
Way, Donald Snyder &
Brian Tyson.
After the awards a film
was shown about ‘‘Phil-
mont Scout Reservation’
and refreshments were ser-
ved by the Troop.
Troop 63 extends an
invitation to any boy 11 to
16 years of age, who is
interested in finding out
about scouting to call
Glossbrenner UM Church
at 653-5683, or call 653-
1571.
DID YOU HEAR...
Classified ads make in-
teresting reading. The fol-
lowing classified appeared
in Lancaster Farming re-
cently.
For Sale - 6 year old 15
HP. standard bred single
buggy mare. Buggy and
harness available. 717-786-
7197 $400. firm (sound)