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February 28, 1979
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Shown above is Mrs. Margaret Garber’s 1st grade
class at Maytown School, along with their tadpoles. The
tadpoles are in the plastic tanks on the desks.
The class has raised the tads from frog eggs as a
science project. The kids are keeping day-by-day
records of the tadpoles’ growth, and watching their
habits through magnifying glasses.
Only spring water can be used in the tanks, according
to Mrs. Garber. Ordinary tap water kills the creatures.
The kids are: standing, left to right—Brian Hall,
Janis Charles, Michael Bixler, Tammy Flowers, Jenny
Fready, and Jeff Fisher; seated [I-r] are—Todd Allen,
Jane Endslow, Shawn Englert, Scott Mumma, Christy
Sink, Kathy Esbenshade, Scott McDonald, Brian Arnett,
Carly Walmer, and Edward Nissley.
Donegal Students excel in Scholastic Art Show
Donegal students did exhibit. Fellenbaum led the
very well in the Scholastic pack with six accepted
Art Show being held at Van entries, followed by Runkle
Scriver’s on West King St. with 5, Fogie with 4 and
in Lancaster. Thirty-two
works by local students
were selected for inclusion
in the exhibit, which will
run during regular store
hours (including Mon.,
Weds., and Fri. evenings,
plus Sunday afternoons)
from now through March
10.
Of the 2,312 entries from
throughout Lancaster City
and County, 600 were
selected for exhibit. Of
these, 150 won Gold Key
awards, and a mere 60
were selected as ‘‘final-
ists,”” to be sent on to
national competition.
Donegal’s biggest win-
ners were;
—Randy Fellenbaum, a
senior, with 3 Gold Key
awards
—Floyd Runkle, a senior,
with one Gold Key and one
Finalist award
—Vicki Fogie with two
Gold Key awards
—Linda Eberly, with a
Gold Key.
Donegal students whose
work is on display include;
Julie Spence, Curtis
Thompson, Ben Snyder,
Randy Fellenbaum, Jon
Horst, Melissa Sperla,
Kelley Rice, Floyd Runkle,
Yio Bogie, Pasi adiing, Can this be Art? Floyd puts his back into his work
n ; oyer, Linda Eberly while Vicki Fogie takes it easy. Assisting on the left is
and Jacquie Zeller. Many Linda Eberly. Taking it all seriously on the right is
of these artists had more
than one work accepted for Randy Fellenbaum.
Eberly with 3. Linda Ross, DHS art
The large King Street teacher and member of the
show window of Van regional advisory commit-
Scriver’s was designed by tee for scholastics.
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