November 15, 1978
Three Indians make soccer all-stars
Zeller
Two Indians made the
first string of the all-star
soccer team, and another
won honorable mention.
The trio are; Mike Zeller,
John Meyers and Rick
Coltier.
Mike Zeller helped cap-
tain the Indians to a
winning season and held
the league opponents to
just a little over 1 goal per
game. Being very rangy
in the goal area and
deflecting far corner shots
were his specialities. In
addition to this he posses-
sed a soccer sense, which
helped him to establish a
sound team defense. His
two way nature of being
relaxed, but at the same
time taking the game
seriously contributed to his
success. Many linemen
were continually disap-
pointed when Mike was
there to stop their sure
goals. The sound of
‘‘Keeper!’’ simply meant it
was all over.
Zeller was the recip-
jent -of the: John 8.
Shoemaker Soccer Memor-
ial Trophy presented at a
recent high school assem-
bly. The trophy is awarded
annually to the senior boy
of the varsity soccer team
that has displayed the
qualities of good sports-
manship, team spirit, moral
leadership and devotion to
his school and team.
Meyers
John Meyers worked
very hard at soccer all
year. He rates high as
being one of the most
versatile soccer players in
the league. Used as a
center fullback last year,
John was used principally
as a lineman and midfield-
er this year to.help bolster
‘the Indian offense. He
responded through his out-
standing playmaking and
by scoring 6 goals. He
performed excellently in all
areas and helped captain
the team to a better-than-
predicted season. Kicking
exceptionally well with both
feet, his shots were awe-
some. John was known to
speak softly and carry a big
kick! The same kick that
has led him to the top.
Coltier
Ever since Junior High
soccer Rick Coltier has
been known to bust up
plays out on the soccer
Cheerleader & halfback
are boy & girl
ofthe month at DHS
Deborah Graham
Deborah Marie Graham
is Donegal’s November Girl
of the Month.
The daughter of Mr.
Robert L. Grahm, 157
Eleanor Dr., Maytown and
Mrs. Anna L. Graham,
Rolling Hills Estates, R.D.
#1, Columbia, she is a
nurses aide at Heatherbank
and a clerk at Byer’s
Pastries. Deborah attends
St. Mary’s Catholic
Church, Marietta. She
plans to go into nursing.
Her activities at DHS
include these:
Executive Committee 11,
12
Cheerleading 10-12 (co-
captain)
Student Council 12
Basketball 9
Yearbook (Associative ed-
itor of scheduling)
Who's Who Among Ameri-
can High School Students
Spanish Club 10
Science Fair Club 11
Girls Athletics 9
Arlen Mummau
Arlen Mummau is Don-
egal High's Boy of the
Month for November. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jay W. Mummau, Janet
Dr., RD 1, Mount Joy.
Arlen is planning to
attend college and major in
Industrial Arts. He is
employed by Grieder
Farms, RD 1, Mount Joy
and attends St. Mark's
United Methodist Church,
Mount Joy.
His activities at
have included:
Senior Class Vice-President
Varsity Club President 12
Football 9-12
Captain 12
All-Star 11
Wrestling 9-12
Captain 11
2 time All-Star 10-11
Sectional Champion 11
Quarter-Finalist (states) 11
Most Pins Award 11
Most Valuable Wrestler 11
Dean Chapin Memorial
Award 11
Rotary Leaders Camp
DHS
field. He had a good sense
for the 50-50 plays, delays
and how to give proper
support. Stamina and
determination have always
been his trademarks and he
anchored the Donegal Ind-
ians in their double L
defense this year. All
these attributes and more
have earned Rick ‘‘honor-
able mention’ on the
Lancaster-Lebanon County
soccer all-star team.
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