November 16, 1977
Front row, left to right; Gerald Berrier, Anna Ruth Sherk Kibler, Sally Nissley
Malm, Patricia Brooks Eichler, Donald Thome, Loretta Kline Kurtz, Doris Linton
Myers, Marlene Zimmerman Drace, Shirley Groff Rittenhouse
Second row; Frances Wolgemuth Landis, Miriam Oberholtzer Shaffner, Shirley
Hawthorne Hoover, Georgianne Shatto McCue, Claudette Zeller Miller, Lena Loewen
Miller, Mary Jane Starr McCracken, Marian Oberholtzer Risser, Mary Jean
Class Reunion 1952
by Mrs. Shirley Hoover
The Mount Joy class of
1952 held their 25th
reunion Saturday, Oct. 15
at Indian Springs in
Landisville. Miss Catherine
Zeller and Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Day were guests of
the 37 class members and
their mates.
Following dinner, each
class member shared a
memorable moment from
his high school years.
Robert ‘Sherk, Master of
Ceremonies, handed out
the following prizes; Mary
Ann Spangler Wright
travelled the farthest (280
miles); Marion Oberholtzer
Risser travelled the least
(just across the road); Jay
Brooks was most recent
newlywed (1971) and had
the youngest child (3
year-old twins) — he had
also changed the least;
Donald Thome had
changed the most, and had
the most formal education
(D.0O., Chairman of the
Dept. of Ophthalmology at
Philadelphia College of
Osteopathic Medicine);
Paul Fitzkee had the most
grandchildren (5S) and the
oldest grandchild (aged
5%); Lena Loewen Miller
had changed the least;
Anna Kreider Nissley had
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Breneman Hawn, Robert Schneider
Third row; Lois Becker Witman, Pauline Brooks Smith, Mary Kathryn Landvater
Eberly, Eleanor Hostetter Kreider, Frank Eichler, Mary Anna Gish Yingst, Frank
Zimmerman, Anna Kreider Nissley
Fourth row; Jay Brooks, Glenn Groff, Robert Sherk, Ira Hess, Paul Fitzkee, Mary
Ann Spangler Wright, William Dommel, Harold Brandt, Harry Sheetz
changed the most and
celebrated her birthday
closest to the class reunion;
Frank Eichler was most
bald; Loretta Kline Kurtz
was grayest; Miriam Ober-
holtzer Shaffner was still
wearing her class ring;
Sally Nissley Malm won the
prize for making the outfit
she wore; Eleanor Hoste-
tter Kreider made the first
reservation.
Advisory Committee for Business students meets
The Lay Advisory Com-
mittee for the Business
Education Department of
Donegal High met recently
Pack 136
Pack 136 Cub Scout
committee meeting was
held at the home of Robert
W. Mark. Attending were
Charles Heaps, John
Auker, Carolyn Waltz,
Loretta Dimeler, Ann
Mark, Edna Wolf, Tina
with school administrators .
and Business Department
faculty to discuss school
and community expecta-
Biesecker, Dana Mark,
Thomas Smith, Myron
Weber, and Mary Little-
field.
Three leaders are attend-
ing the University of
Scouting: Mary Littlefield,
Loretta Dimeler, and Wal-
ter Weidner.
tions of business grads.
Mrs. Rudelle Wert, a
faculty member, reported
the results of a question-
naire she sent to DHS
CIVIC graduates. The re-
sponse indicated that form-
er students feel that they
would have benefited from
more training in proofread-
ing and telephone practice.
They also felt that more
computer experience would
have been helpful; it was
noted that DHS is now
offering a new data
processing course - using a
computer terminal for an
Elizabethtown College com-
puter. Former students
felt, also, that it would be a
good idea to have more
preparation for ‘‘office per-
sonality relationships.”’
The benefits and prob-
lems of the Career Elective
Program for seniors were
discussed from the point of
view of both the school and
participating businesses.
Representatives of local
business attending the
meeting were Charles
Ricedorf, Dennis Fackler,
A skit written by
Georgianne Shatto McCue
was presented by members
of the reunion committee.
Group singers were;
Claudette Zeller Miller,
Shirley Hawthorne Hoover,
Loretta Kline Kurtz, Mary
Kathryn Landvater Eberly,
accompanied and under the
direction of Patricia Brooks
Eichler. Other performers
were; professional singer
Nancy Bromer, and Jere
Duke; school representa-
tives were Ragnar Hall-
gren, Donald Drenner,
— Shirley Groff Ritten-
house; imitation of Johnny
Ray — Harold Brandt;
cheerleaders — Gerald
Berrier, Harold Brandt and
Robert Sherk; middle-aged
expectant mother —
Miriam Oberholtzer
Shaffner.
Doris Linton Myers will
head the committee for the
next class reunion party to
be held in 1982.
Naomi
Portser,
Harry West,
Houseal, Charles
and Rudelle Wert.
Well child clinic
Well Child Clinic will be
held Tuesday and Thursday
Nov. 15 and 17 from 9-11
AM at the Community
Building in Marietta. Im-
munizations, physical ex-
aminations, and parent
counseling are all available
at the Well Child Clinics.
At the same place (that’s
258 W. Market) from 11:00
to noon, public health
nurses will test your blood
pressure.
Remember, that’s Tues-
day, Nov. 15th and Thurs-
day, Nov. 17th.