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DID YOU HEAR?
On Thursday, Mr. and
Mrs. Sylvester Shuman,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Gates, Whitey Byers,
Wendy Hawn, Debbie
Hiestand, Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Hiestand and
Marlin Miller had the good
of fishing at
fortune
ig
Barnugut, New Jersey.
Captain Clineman was
heard to say that fishing
was great at this time of
year and that mackeral and
whiting were the thing.
And the catch was good.
But, everyone is wondering
. — what do you do with S75
fish?
Marlin has said, ‘‘You’d
be amazed at the reception
you get from your friends
and relatives.”
Last seen, Mike Hawn
was on Chiques Hill in a
white sheet, with a basket
of fish, waiting for the
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May 10, 1978
Spring Concert at Beahm
The W.I. Beahm Jr.
High School Chorus and
Band will present a Spring
Concert on May 12 at
7:30PM.
Chorus selections include
“You Light Up My Life”,
“Fiddler on the Roof’, and
‘““Movin’ On.’”’ The Band
will play such numbers as:
“At the Summit March”,
‘““Evergreen’’, and an “‘El-
vis Medley.”’
Choral students who will
be featured are: Lonnie
Earhart, Dawn Tamkin,
Ellen Endslow, Shelli
Schwert, Suzanne Greiner,
Nancy Brubaker and Tina
Palmer. We are also
fortunate to include Sally
Garber form Elizabethtown
College, as the violinist for
‘“Fiddler on the Roof.”’
Some Band members
that will be featured
through a trumpet trio are:
Laurie Miller, Phil Peters
and Mike Jones. Directors
are: Mrs. Ansell, Miss Artz
(student teacher), and Mr.
Leib.
On April 26, 1978 the
W.1. Beahm Junior High
School Band provided mus-
ic for the opening of the
Special Olympics at Man-
heim Township Field. The
band marched onto the
field and then performed
several musical selections
as the special olympic
participants marched a-
round the track prior to the
olympic events.
Members of the band
who performed were:
Flutes
Ellen Endslow
Patti Kline
Pam Greider
Jennifer Swank
Mike Jones Scotti Maguire
Darrel Risburg Rick Longenecker
John Erb Donna Watto
Scott Brandt
Kay Pomeroy
George Cizauska
Tom Pekarek
Jeff Way
Lester Rineer
Wayne Chappel
Andy Pietsch
Craig Shearer Bass
Shelly Schwert
Baritone Horn
Kevin Becker
Alto Sax
Robert Flanagan Percussion
Mary Ruhl
Tenor Sax Mike Frey
Lonnie Earhart Tom McKain -
Scott Hoover
Steve Shireman
Tom Lucabaugh
Trombones
Bill Cox
Andy Gelthmacher
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