Page 10—Susquehanna Times May 24, 1978 SHARE inners x p 3 i bi a er LR a «i Ea Bae MS Read-a-thon winners: front row, left to right, are Judy Brubaker, Heather Corrigall, Lisa Fuhrman, Todd Good, Beth Reymer, and Jill Wagner; back row, Jerome Chappel, Rebecca Corrigall, Mike Gish, Marcy Hinerdeer, Kathy Klepper, Tammy Shelly, Dana Yingst, and Annette Zimmerman. Battle of the Books winners at Seiler: Starting in front and circling clockwise are Laura Ruth, Michelle Brown, Stacy Shetter, Matt Blasick, Ricky Roland, Stacey Germer, Jill i Stettler, Bess Calimbas, Jill Wagner, Heather Corrigall, Beth Reymer, Staci Stettler, Colette Cornwell, Marcy Hinerdeer, Craig Shetter, and Kevin Prescott. Project SHARE winners of Seiler School are shown above. [SHARE stands for Sharing Happy Adventurous Reading Experiences. Elliott the Dragon is the mascot of project SHARE.]| Starting in the front row, left to right, are David Becker, Kristen Jo Zimmerman, Julie Martin, Michelle Witman, Carrie Beamenderfer, Beth Eshleman, and Michelle Brown; 2nd row, Stacy Shetter, Jack Horner, Scott Berrier, Andy Stevens, Sharon Nissly, Angelo Atkins, Cheri Leatherman, and Crystal Zechman; row 3, Beth Brown, Yvonne Waltz, Sarah Bowers, Annette Zimmerman, Jerome Chappel, Andy , £y Wagner, Steve Wagner, and Lori Yoder; 4th row, Judy Brubaker, Kristine Brown, Linda a aR. Eby, Sonia Byers, Lisa Greiner, Melissa Campbell, Stephanie Maxwell, and Stacey & k\ 18 Gingrich. 3 \A AE : STUDENTS A BENEFIT FEATURING ALUMNI, FACULTY, AVD 8:00 py DHS AUDITORIUM * RESERVED TICKETS™ B00 IN ADVANCE 8250 AT THE DOOR xk ALSO FEATURING — A SPECIAL RLUMMNI ART SHOW™ \ FOR TICKETS CALL 426-2258 OR * Project SHARE winners and MS Readathon winners: Front row, left to right, are ns : CONTACT HoH SCHOOL OFFICE “yr Douglas Pierce, Heather Dumeyer, and Scott Novinger; row 2, Carrie Yourglivch, Amy oy ng Keller, Mike Gainer, Dean Musser, Sharon Ebersole, and Tracy McCurdy; row 3, Nadine Berrier, Susan Brandt, Shari Eshleman, Amy Westerman, David Nissly, Scott Young, and Jenny Crider.
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