April 13, 1977
Loris Raber and Greg Lindemuth
are boy and girl of month
Loris Raber
Loris Raber, daughter of
Anna L. Raber, R.D. #1,
Columbia, and grand-
daughter of Clara Reed,
R.D. #1, Marietta, was
named Girl of the Month
for April.
She is a senior in the
Academic course at Done-
gal High School. Her high
school activities include:
Hockey-9, .10, 11, 12
Captain-12; Cheerleading-
9, 10, 11, ‘12 Captain-12;
Track-9, 10, 11, 12 Captain-
12; Varsity Club-11, 12
Treasurer-12; Booster Club-
11, 12, Secretary-12; Chor-
us-9, 11; Student Council-
11, 12 and Class Executive
Committee-11, 12.
National Honor Society-
11, 12; Hispanic Honor
Society-11, 12; Jr. & Sr.
Class Play Committee
“Those Happy Days’’-12;
Homecoming Court-12;
Lobby Receptionist-12;
Girls Athletic Club-10 and
Junior Achievement-10.
Spanish Club-11; Who's
Who among American
High School Students and
Picked to represent Done-
gal as a cheerleader in the
Annual Wheatland Sertoma
All-Star game to be held
June 25, 1977.
Loris is a member of
Chiques Co-Ed Volleyball;
Member of the 4-H for
three years; member of the
Maytown Church of God;
Secretary of CGYA for two
years and plays Softball for
the MYAA.
She mowed lawns for two
years ,9 & 10, but for a
private party.
Loris plans to attend
Clarion State College to
major in Early Childhood
Education.
GREGORY LINDEMUTH
Gregory Lindemuth, son
of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Lindemuth 100 Coffee Goss
Road, Maytown, was nam-
ed Donegal’s Boy of the
Month for April.
He is a senior in the
academic course at Donegal
High School.
Greg's high school activi-
Gregory Lindemuth
ties include:
Soccer-9, 10, 11, 12,
.Tri-Captain-12; Basketball-
9, 10, 11, 12 Tri-Captain-
12; Baseball-9, 10; National
Honor Society-11, 12; Ro-
tary Leaders Camp-11;
Class Vice President-10,
11; Class Executive Com-
mittee-10, 11, 12 and
Student Council-11, 12.
Choir-9, 10, 11, 12, Vice
President-12; Varsity Club-
11, 12, Vice President 12;
Chess Club-11, Sectretary
Treasurer; German Club-
12, Vice President; Rhythm
Singers-Alternate-12; Jr.-
Richamn leads tour
Penn State-Capitol
Campus is sponsoring a
Pennsylvania German Cul-
ture tour Sunday, August
14 through Saturday, Au-
gust 20, under the direction
of Dr. Irwin Richman,
Chairman of the Graduate
program in American stud-
ies. Dr. Richman lives in
Bainbridge.
This tour provides a rare
opportunity to travel
through and study one of
Ameria’s most fascinating
regions in the company of a
faculty of experts. The tour
is based at Penn State-
Capitol Campus and fea-
tures members of Capitol’s
faculty as tour guides.
For further information
contact Ronald Melchirre,
Office of Continuing Educa-
tion Penn State-Capitol
Campus, Middletown, Pa.
or phone (717) 787-7753.
Parents Without Partners
to meet Friday
Parents Without Partners
will meet at 7:45 p.m.
Friday, April 15 at the
social hall of the Grace
Lutheran Church, James
and N. Queen Sts., Lancas-
ter.
Mr. Richard Mason, Lit-
itz Gate House, will speak
on ‘‘Behavior and attitude
of the adolescent as it
relates to alcohol and drug
abuse.”
All single parents, be-
cause of death, divorce,
seperation of unmarried
status who have at least
one living unmarried child
under 21 years of age are
invited to attend. Custody
of your children is not a
factor.
More information on the
purposes and activities of
the organization may be
abtained by calling Gail
Fridy at 684-8321.
Hiestand re-elected
to Farmers First board
John S. Hiestand, May-
town was re-elected to the
Board of Directors at the
annual stockholders meet-
ing of Farmers First Bank
held Tuesday, March 26th
at corporate headquarters,
9 East Main St., Lititz, Pa.
At the Board of Directors
Meeting Monday, April
4th, the Board re-elected
all officers of Farmers First
Bank and appointed the
‘ Regional Boards for Eph-
rata-Lincoln, Intercourse,
and Marietta.
The Marietta Regional
Board is comprised of :
John S. Hiestand, John P.
Hohenadel, Lloyd S. My-
ers, J. Richard Reich, and
Robert C. Spangler.
Sr. Prom Committee
Chairman-11; Who’s Who
Among American High
School Students-Certificate
and Camelot-10.
Mirth of a Nation-11;
Homecoming Escort-12;
D.H.S. Science Fair- 4th
Biology-10, 1st Physics-11,
4th Physics-12; Lancaster
Science and Engineering
Fair - US Army Earth and
Space Award-11; Reserve
Grand Champion Lancaster
County Science Fair 1976-
1977.
Greg is a member of the
Maytown Church of God,
Youth Group President,
Sunday School Assistant
Secretary and was awarded
the Senior Lifesaving Certi-
ficate-10.
His work experience is
Union National Bank May-
town Office - Groundskeep-
er; Lloyd H. Fuhrman -
Farm, Joseph N. Keener -
Groundskeeper and other
miscellaneous jobs.
Greg plans to attend
Shippensburg State College
to major in Accounting.
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