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Girls’ 1st basketball banquet
“We've started a tradi-
tion at Donegal this year—
a tradition that will end
with a state championship
team.”’
‘““‘One of these years,
we're going to have a 6-19
season, and I hope you
give the girls a banquet
that year, too.”
—two comments at last
week’s first annual Donegal
High School Girl’s Basket-
ball Banquet.
The first banquet ever
held for a DHS girls’
basketball team attracted
103 people to Hostetter’s
Banquet Hall last Wednes-
day.
The event got plenty of
financial support from local
business: trophies, door
prizes, gifts and corsages.
Obviously, the whole
community is proud of the
team, which has trans-
formed itself from the
biggest loser in its section
into a really formidable
team in just three years of
competition.
The guest speaker,
E-town College women’s
coach Yonnie Kauffman,
talked about the exploding
nationwide interest in
women’s basketball, and
added, ‘‘I'm sure everyone
in Donegal School District
is aware of what’s happen-
ing to the sport, after the
season you just had.”
““There’s a growth of
interest in women’s sports
across the board, and
basketball is in the
forefront of that change,”
she said.
Kemp Zangari was
master of ceremonies.
““They wanted Howard
Cossell,”’ he said, ‘‘but I
was free.”’ (At this point, a
member of the audience
commented that America
would rejoice if Mr.
Zangari replaced Cossell on
national television
immediately.)
Trophies were handed
out to every girl on the
varsity and JV squads.
Coach Bill Earhart invented
a few awards of his own,
like ‘‘most ferocious-
looking player.’ Special
recognition went to Mr.
Earhart, J.V. coach Barb
Reuter, Mrs. Kelly the bus
driver, Mrs. Wert the
scorekeeper, and to statis-
ticians, managers, banquet
committee, parents and
friends. Guests included
Mr. & Mrs. Hallgren, Mr.
& Mrs. Drenner, Mr. &
Mrs. West, Mr. & Mrs.
Armold and Mr. & Mrs.
Depoe. They were recog-
nized for their support of
all athletic activities and
the encouragement they
gave to team members.
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