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Ole! Mexican food at Maytown!!
3rd, Nona Nace, Karen Esbenshade, Becky Brown, Aaron
Drager, Stacey Richards, and Janelle Weaver.
In the next to last row we see Brian Derr, Ellen Palmer,
Lora-Lynn Rice, John Stroup, Eric Witgenstein, Todd
Barclay, and Barbie Gutshall; in the rear are Shayne
Eckerd, Tim Keck, Chris Hall, Paul Zink, Jamey Shirk,
Mike Mihajlov, Sherri Libhart, and Tricia Landvater.
The grownups are [in no order] Mrs. Weaver, Miss
Tyndall, Mrs. Tyndall, Miss Gestawitz, and Mrs. Brown.
Last Friday Miss Tyndall’s 2nd grade class at Maytown
School prepared and ate a Mexican lunch as the
culmination of their Spanish studies this year. Rice, tacos,
and Mexican versions of hot chocolate and banana dessert
were on the menu.
The class is shown above. In the front row are [l-r]
Lance Mansell, Tom Hoffmaster, and Jamie Kendig; 2nd
row, Julie Armold, Paula Weaver, and Heather Hughes;
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Mary Martin, a teacher
with 42 years’ experience,
was suddenly summoned to
the office at Grandview’
Elementary School last
week.
‘“Now that you are about
to retire,”” the principal
said, ‘I think you should
review the teaching goals
you've set for yourself over
the past 27 years in the
Donegal system, and eval-
uate how well you've met
those goals.”’
That is not a direct quote,
but it reflects the gist of his
instructions to the dismayed
Mrs. Martin, who found
herself hefting a huge sheaf
of forms off to a lonely desk
in the office area.
While Mrs. Martin attack-
ed the miniature mountain
of paperwork, her third
grade classroom was invad-
ed by the mothers of her
students and reporters from
local newspapers. Cupcakes
bearing letters were arrang-
ed into a ‘“‘best wishes’
message. Punch was’
poured.
Surprise party for
retiring Mary Martin
May 23, 1979
When Mrs. Martin finally
was allowed to escape from
the office, her face wore an
expression which was less
than cheerful: but when she
walked into her classroom,
and the kids yelled,
“SURPRISE!” her mood
improved a hundred percent
in the space of about three
seconds.
For many weeks the kids
had kept the big secret.
Each of their mothers had
been sewing a single square
of quilting to represent her
child in the big ‘‘friendship
quilt’ which the mothers
finally presented to Mrs.
Martin at last week’s
surprise party.
Mrs. Martin also planted
a tree in the grove behind
Grandview School, where all
retiring teachers get a tree
of their choice. She chose a
linden.
Mrs. Martin lives in Eliza-
bethtown with her husband,
Roy W. Martin. They have
four grown children and
eleven grandchildren.
Teacher Mary Martin ho ds up her new quilt.