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ayground News
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| Twenty-seven boys enrolled
during the past week raising the
total boys enrollment to -41.
[Those who enrolled were C,
| Groff, G. Goodling, R. Zeller, J.
| Coover, L.. Newcomer, J. Buch-
| enauer, J. Baugher, J. Kline, R.|
| McNaulty, L.. Williams, J. Dan-
Lalor, T. Bailey, R. Eshleman. T.
| Pennell, J. Tierney, J. Haw-

[thorne, N. Garlin, D, Stoner, C. | Joan Watts, Sandra Barnhart,
Holtzman [Dorothy Engle, Lorraine Gilbert
land Carol Gratch. | —-
| Sherk, M. Albert, G
|G. Alleman, B. Stetler, R. Pen
(nell, R. Brown, J. Gates and J. |
{ Yohn.
Twenty-six girls enrolled |
during the past week raising the |
! total girls enrollment to 76. The |
{new girls enrolled are R. Klugh
[. Strickler, S. Gutshalll J.
Berrier, J. Sherk, P. Elliot, L.
| Garlin, N. Rieled, W. Olsen, M.
O'Conner, N. Schlosser, J. Ber- |
rier, B. Olsen, C. Stetler, C.|
| Packer, J. Bennett, S. Chunko, |
D. Eberly, S. Hostetter, C. Fel- |
{ lenbaum,
The total enrollment at the
playground now stands at 217.
James Pennell’s team which
includes R. Williams, D. Zeller.
{R. Pennell, B. Pennell, G. New-
(comer, C. Miller, R. Pennell,
[ won the scavanger hunt held
last Wednesday. They had to |
find the following articles: one
fishworm, 1 piece of coal, 1 four
leaf clover, score of the Robo- |
sonia - Mt. Joy basketball |
game, 1 apple, 3 nails, 1 quart |
oil can (empty) 1 live dog.
88 boys hiked to Marie Is-
last Friday for a picnic and a
swim.
Lee Newcomer and P. Rove-
nolt were the finalists. in the
Checker tournament, Lee won
Sto 1.
The baseball league finds the
Dodgers, Capt. R. Williams, and
the Indians, Capt. B. Groff,
leading the league.
THE STANDINGS
land did dramatics. Girls in that
jer.
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Scouts
(From page 1)
out, went on a4 hike and made
Indian tom-toms. The girls in
that unit were Peggy Brill, Bar-
Bara Brown, Gheryll Brown,
Phyllis Brown, Carol Buchen-
auer. Carol Ann Kayllar, Mary
Lou Goodling, Roberta Marshall
Joyce Miley, Sara Schuman,

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Intermediate Unit I was in
charge of Mrs. John Way and
Mrs. John Hart and went swim-
ming, held a cook-out, made te-
pees, made leather head bands
trimmed with gimp and paint
Bair, Judy
Darrenkamp,
Ebersole,
Haw-
Bonnie
Joanne
Derr, Marie
Garlin, Harriet
thorne, Elaine Mueller, Patty
Phillips, Mary Salerna, Joan
Shaeffer, Marlene Sinegar, Jean
Wolgemuth and Martha Sprech-
unit were
Barrick,
Nellie
Carole
Intermediate Unit II was in
charge of Mrs. Warren Foley
and Mrs. Adam Greer; and their
girls held a cook-ouf, went
swimming, made knapsacks, te-
pees, rope belts, headdresses
and a totem pole. The girls in
the unit were Judy Heisey, Jo-
anne Hart Nancy Pennell, Mary
Jane Meckley, Darla Kulp, Syl-
via Mumper, Marcia Engle,
Jacqueline Mariner, Carolum
Walters, Marlene Metzler, Joyce
Berrier, Peggy Elliott, Shirley
Gutshall, Sandy Wittle and Bar.
bara Schuman. :
Intermediate Unit III was in
charge of Mrs. Martin Neyy, Miss
Eunice Herr and Miss Maude
Buller; the group made rope
belts, spatter prints, held a cook
out, and went swimming. These
girls were Sally Hollinger, El-
eanor Zielke, Karen Way, San-

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Ask him to deliver
yours while the garden-fresh - season
is still young.
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| Stehman, Barrie Eichler, Lin-
|da Kleiner, Rita Johnson, Mar-
| cia King, Mary Sutter, Joyce
| Dunkelberger, Nancy Wittle,
| Deanna Crowl, Bonita Mabhr;
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and Audrey Mohr.
Senior Girl Scouts under the
{direction of Mrs. Earl Mowrer
| worked on the Explorer's Badge
by taking a hike to Donegal
Springs, took a bicycle hike,
went swimming, held a” cook ]
out and planned for the evening
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program Friday evening. These
girls were Dixie Bair, Nancy
Diller, Priscilla Lane, Judy
Naugle, Barbara Thome, Phyl
lis Wolgemuth, Betty Brooks,
Loretta Hornafius, Patty Mum-
per and Rachel Klugh.
Nurses who assisted the
camp were Mrs. Sadie Brooks,
Miss Eleanor Brown, Mrs. Ad
|die Parker, and Mrs. Joseph
Germer. The life saver was Jul-
ia Risser. Mrs. Robert Haw- |
thorne assisted in the evening |
programs and took charge of all
sleep-outs. Mrs. Edward Lane
assisted on the planning. All the |
girls swam and boated at the |
Heisey Ranch near Rheems. |
The final program Friday ev-|
[ening displayed talent from
[each of the units. The Colors
| were presented by Nancy Dil-
[ler, Judy Naugle and Priscilla
| Lane. Orders were called by
Barbara Thome. Following a
iy a campfire ceremony was
| presented. Loretta Hornafius,
Rachel Klugh, Patty Mumper
and Betty Brooks were the
|lighters and Barbara Thome
(a poem, “Sacrament of Fire”. |
[Following the song “Rise Up O|
| Flame”, each unit presented a
| portion to the program

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Brownie Unit II which was
called the “Cherokee Indian |
| Village” sang “We Are the Red
| Men”. Brownie Unit IIT (Sho-
shonees) sang “Old Man Gray
Chief” and played on tom-toms
made in camp. Intermediate
Unit 1 (Soan-ge-tash-Strong
Heart) dramatized “Why the
Bear Has a Short Tail” Inter-|
mediate Unit II (Shining Stars)
sang ‘“‘Oh-Wooney”’ and did an
Indian Dance in which they
wore headdresses made in camp.
Intermediate Unit III (Semon-
iles) dramatized the making of
the American Flag. The Senior
Unit (Hiawathias) presented a
“geouts Own”. They sang “Girl
Scouts Together’; Priscilla
Lane read “Indian Names’, Ju-
|dy Naugle read a story, “Indian
Form of Cinderella; and the
whole group went into a
Friendship Circle.
[N June playground will
| be entertained at Columbia. One
of the Columbia instructors is

Mr. Russell Kiscaden, local
grade teacher. Two baseball
games and a Girls soft-ball
game will be played. This is an
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