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School really begins for these
School opened this week
for hundreds of children in
the Donegal District.
It really began, however,
for those children who
entered kindergarten this
week.
In order to get their
feelings about this import-
ant step in their careers,
starting their educations,
The Susquehanna Times
called a sample of the new
students and interviewed
them.
Elizab
Starting kindergarten next
week is Elizabeth Campbell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Campbell, 662 Wood
St., Mount Joy.
Elizabeth met us at the
front door of her house
wearing a very pretty red
dress which had been made
for her by her grandmother,
Mrs. Helen Hindman of
Elizabethtown. Elizabeth's
mother explained that Mrs.
Hindman ‘‘keeps us all in
stitches.
Elizabeth confessed to us
that she is ‘““Excited’’ about
going to kindergarten this
week. She is especially
excited about learning how
to read, but added, ‘‘Well, 1
guess I'm kind of excited
with the whole thing.”
With two older sisters
already at Seiler School,
which she will be attending,
Elizabeth is well prepared
for starting school. He:
sisters Melissa and Am,
often play school with her.
Besides, Elizabeth alread-
y knows her teacher, Mrs.
Baley, because Mrs. Baley
is Melissa's piano teacher.
Elizabeth was wearing a
pretty red dress which was
made for her by her
grandmother, Mrs. Helen
Hindman of Elizabethtown.
Elizabeth’s mother said that
her mother, Mrs. Hindman,
‘“‘keeps us all in stitches.”
Elizabeth also got a new
pair of shoes to start
schools.
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Eric Marvel is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.
Marvel, Jr., 520 Creekside
Lane, Mount Joy.
Eric has two older
brothers who have been
telling Eric all about school.
Paul Marvel, III, who starts
Donegal H.S. this week
informed Eric that his
““parole is over now’’ and he
will be ‘‘going back to
prison.”’
From Brian, 10, Eric
learned that the ladies in the
h Campbell
cafeteria at Seiler School
will give him money.
Unfortunately, according to
his mother, Eric won’t be
eating in the cafeteria.
Eric’s mother also said
that Eric doesn’t know quite
what to expect, with all he
has been hearing from his
older brothers.
When asked how he
expected to like school,
however, Eric said, ‘‘Fine.”’
Asked he will learn, he
replied, ‘‘My ABC's.”
He also expects to do a lot
of cutting, pasting, and
coloring.
Bernadette Moilanen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Moilanen, 140 West
Walnut Street, Marietta,
will be attending Riverside.
Since she attended nurs-
ery school at Zion Lutheran,
Marietta, ‘‘up there,”
school will not be a totally
new experience for her.
She expects to like
“coloring’’ best. She has
met her teacher, Miss
Sheetz. Asked if she liked
Miss Sheetz, Bernadette
nodded.
Asked if she had ever had
her picture in the newspaper
before she said, ‘Yes, when
I was in nursery school.”
Asked what she would
learn she said, ‘‘Play.”’
She attended kindergart-
en before with her sister
Rebecca, 6. What she
enjoyed most were the
monkey bars.
She has also played school
often with Rebecca.
Gary Allum is the sonMr.
and Mrs. Francis L. Allum,
410 West Market St.
Marietta. Gary was being
visited by Mike Ebersole,
son of Mr. and Mrs.Harold
Ebersole, 356 East Market
St., Marietta. Both Gary and
Mike are starting kinder-
garten this week.
Gary said he expects
to‘ ‘Play, learn and stuff’’ at
kindergarten. Mike said,
‘play and work.”’
When asked what kind of
“stuff” he was going to
learn, Gary explained,
“Stuff.”
Eric Marvel
September 5, 1979
Kindergart
Would he learn to read?
Gary nodded.
Gary plays school with his
older brother Gregory and
sister Leonora. Leonora is
usually the teacher. What
does she teach? Gary:
‘“Homework."”’
What will he like best?
“‘Play.”” Also, blocks, espec-
ially ‘‘brick blocks made out
of shoe boxes.’’
Mike, who had said he
expects to ‘‘play and work’’
at school, was asked what
kind of work he would be
doing. ‘‘Paint,”’ he said.
What else? “Home-
work.”’
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