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Bob Heiserman
Parent of Week
Bob Heiserman is co-chairperson
of dynamic parent-teacher group
Bob Heiserman, 257 W.
Walnut St., Marietta, is the
parent co-chairperson of
PACT, Parents in Action
with Children and Teachers
at Riverview Elementary
School, Marietta.
The teachers at Riverview
who are also co-chairper-
sons are: Carol Gingerich
and Nancy Bowers. Secre-
tary is Ginny Forker; her
husband, Sam Forker, is
Treasurer.
Chairpersons of commit-
tees are: Ways and Means,
Sharon Moilanen and Jodi
Linard; Programs, Antoinet-
te Allum and Flavia Eber-
sole; Refreshments, Peggy
Myers and Vicki Smith;
Room Parents, Sharon
Hobbs and Pat Nothacker.
The organization, found-
ed only last January, has a
very active program going.
It sponsored a graduating
ceremony for students mov-
ing on to junior high,
presenting each student
with a certificate and a
corsage.
PACT co-sponsored a
talent show last spring with
_ thirty acts competing.
It backed a gymnastics
show under the direction of
“Whitey” (Warren L.)
Hayman.
It sponsored trips for the
safety patrol and a 4th grade
class which went to Hershey
to see ‘‘Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.”
The largest expenditure
by PACT so far was for 30
sets of raingear for the
safety patrol.
Concrete and wooden
benches, made by Mount
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Conestoga Valley and Garden Spot
tennis players no match for DHS;
Keffer and Miller win more games
vs. McCaskey ace than anyone has
Last Monday the girls
tennis team at DHS
defeated Conestoga Valley,
7-0. Then on Wednesday
they beat Garden Spot, 6-1.
On Saturday in the county
tournament, Sharon Hersh-
ey lost to Lewicki of
Hempfield. Marty Miller
won by default, then went
down against Laura Lever-
ing, top-seeded in the
tournament from McCas-
key. Marty and Beth Keffer
have won more games
against Levering than any
other players in the county.
Beth and Sheri Kinsey,
scheduled to play doubles in
the tournament, were rained
out, and will play this
Wednesday.
Tuesday of this week the
team plays Hempfield away
and on Thursday, Penn
Manor, away. Next comes
Manheim Township, seeded
second to McCaskey.
On Oct. 22, the J-Vs will
take on the faculty:Mrs.
Nancy Paden, Miss Kay
Charles, Miss Deb Gino,
Mrs. Roann Lau, and Miss
Kathy Wiler.
October 3, 1979
DHS contains Spartans on ground,
but is defenceless in air, loses 0-21
The Donegal Indians
football team lost to Garden
Spot last Friday night, 0-21.
In losing Donegal contain-
ed Garden Spot’s ground-
gainer, Mike Hartman.
Donegal forced the Spartans
to take to the air.
Despite the fact that
Donegal was in good
position numerous times
during the game, they could
not make their offense work,
neither on land nor in the
atmosphere. The Indians
fumbled frequently. Consid-
ering that the Spartans were
not playing very well
_ themselves, the game was
not Donegal at its best.
Trouble started in the first
quarter when the Spartan
quarterback threw a 61-yard
pass that took the ball to
Donegal’s one yard line.
Another pass in the
second quarter made it 14-0.
In the third quarter
Hartman got loose for a
seven-yard touchdown.
Next week it’s Lampeter-
Strasburg, here.
Dr. Predicto top gridiron prophet
sees more woe for Indians vs. L-S
Dr. Predicto. the Susque-
hanna Times’ exclusive
prognosticator of the out-
comes of high school
football games in the
Lancaster-Lebanon League,
has the best record for
prophesying football games
in Lancaster County. Below
is the percentage of correct
predictions by Dr. Predicto,
and by sportswriters for the
Lancaster Newspapers.
Prophet % Correct
Dr. Predicto .838
Jon Ferguson 811
Jim Hersh .784
Randy Montgomery 757
Tom Bendycki .730
And here are Predicto’s
forecasts for this week’s
games:
Section One
Wilson over Lanc. Catholic
McCaskey over Hempfield
Cedar Crest
over
Manheim Township
Gov. Mifflin over Lebanon
Conestoga Valley
over
Muhlenberg
Section Two
Warwick over Manheim
Ephrata over Solanco
E-town over Penn Manor
Section Three
L-S over DHS, 19-6
ELCO over Lebanon Cath.
Annville-Celona
over
Northern Lebanon
Garden Spot over Cocalico
Of course, we here at the
Times are certain that
Predicto is wrong on one
count. The Pioneers will
certainly lose their scalps at
the hands of the Indians!
Soccer team loses thrice last week
The Donegal High soccer
team lost three games last
week.
On Monday, Pequea
Valley, one of the top teams,
defeated Donegal in the last
4 minutes of the game.
Donegal lost 2-1.
On Tuesday, Donegal
played a tough Hempfield
team, and lost 3-0.
On Thursday, L-S over-
came the Indians 5-3. “We
were a little flat, playing 3
games this week,” said
soccer coach Bernie Thome.
The JV soccer team fared
better against the same
opponents. They put down
Pequea Valley 3-2, which
was their second win over
PV in many years, according
to Mr. Thome. They lost 0-8
to Hempfield, and roundly
defeated LS 4-1.
Hockey team has two close games,
wins one, loses one, as team gels
Last Tuesday the DHS
hockey team played Ann-
ville-Cleona. According to
Mrs. Joyce Zangari, DHS
coach, both teams ‘‘went
crazy scoring.’”’ At the end
of the regular game the
score was 3-3. After a ten-
minute overtime it was 4-4.
The game was won by DHS
on a penalty stroke made by
Betsy Germer. The previous
scores were made by Sherry
Derr (2), Gina Mohr (1), and
Jill Brocious (1).
Last Thursday, the team
took on unbeaten Cedar
Crest. At the end of the
regular game the score was
0-0. After a ten-minute over-
time the score was still 0-0.
Penalty strokes won for
Cedar Crest, 2-1, Donegal’s
one being scored by Sherry
Derr.
Hempfiled beats jr. hi
Complete roster of players below
This week the junior high
soccer team traveled to
Hempfield and played a
strong game against an un-
defeated Hempfield. How-
ever, the Indians lost 1-0.
The Black Knights scored
with only .7 minutes
remaining in the game.
On Thursday, Donegal
took out its frustrations on a
hapless Solanco team and
kicked the Mules 5-0 on the
Indians’ home field. Done-
gal’s overall record to date
is 4 wins, 3 losses.
9th Grade Team
Jere Embly
Mitch Valle
Darnell Wilson (captain)
Dave Wood
Mark Zerphey (captain)
Todd Shelly
Wayne Chappel
Marc Robeson
Jonathan Swab
Bob Nadeau
John Hall
Doug Germer
Bill Wilkinson
Charlie Thomas
Dean Musser
Scott Young
Keith Mueller
Brent Strickler
Coach Zangari said that
gaolie Tanya Merchant did
some ‘‘beautiful clears’
(kicking the ball well out to
start a Donegal offense).
Coach Zangari was very
pleased with the DHS team
in that tough game with
Cedar Crest. ‘‘The team has
really jelled,”’ she said. “‘It
was a moral victory for us.
We learned what we can
do.”
booters, 1-0
7th & 8th Grade Team
Dwayne Scheuing
Bob Heistand
Mike Smith
Terry Hatt
Dave Klepper
Glenn Maxwell
Mark Wagner
Dave Moyer
Chris Swab
Rick Fellenbaum
Jim Lowe
Mike Sarbaugh
Gale Hess
Brian Hart
Scott Houseal
Greg Embly