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| THE BULLETIN, Mount loy, Pa, Thursday, March 3 8
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DONEGAL'S BASKETBALL FUTURE is in the capable hands of the up and coming Junior Varsity with 14 wins and 5 losses for
the season and the championship Junior High team which came through undefeated.
Wittle, Bob Blymier, C. Groff, Epler, Zimmerman, Swartz, Earhart, Frey,
berling, J. Mumma. Shank, C. Mumma, B. Groff, Lindemuth, Eichler, Becker, Divet.
Lower Picture, Junior High—First row, Mgr. Eichler, Mart in, Gillham, Bradley, Hostetter, Snyder, Brown, Watkins, Hies-
tand, Harnish, Zellers; second row, Coach Peters, Mgr. Ginder, Newcomer, Trostle, Geib, Etscll, Miller,

Upper Picture Junior Varsity—First row,
Bill Blymier, Mgr. Bowers; second row: Coach Gem-

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—Photos by Shelley |

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| teams and
| cheerleaders;
newspaper; 5.
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| and crackers; 7.
| advancement of the physical ed-
| neation
| construction of an
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| establish
| Party's platform
in Government” project. Mon-
| day, Norman Garber, chairman
of the project for the JayCees,
explained the program to the
student body.
Registration was conducted
n the various homerooms at
which time students registered
for either the Green or the
White Party.
Each party
form.
produced a plat-
Highlights of the Green
are 1. To plan
the establishment of a whole-
some recreation program for
each lunch period; 2. To work
to improve the service in the
cafeteria: 3. To provide new un-
the junior varsity
high basketball
the junior varsity
4. To work with
the present newspaper staff to
have a commercially printed
To provide for
more efficiency and greater safe-
tv, a “hall troffic code”; 6. to use
at games and at lunch-time. the
placement of vending machines
of chocolate milk, orange drink,
7. provide for the
and junior
with the
indoor and
outdoor swimming pool. For the
area, the Green Party advocates
the construction of a recreation
department
| center to benefit all three towns;
a church basketball
| league and baseball league; sup-
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lunch hour
| field trins for
| cold win‘er
| lowance of one half dav off for
| plavoffsy 5. More activities
| girls; 6. More practical teaching
port legislation to provide new
roads in the area; erect an all
purpose stadium ‘at the rear of
the school for the athletic teams. |
Highlights of the White Par-
ty include 1. More and better
activities; 2. More
evervday teach-
ing: 3. More heat during those
months; 4. An al-
for
7. A more intelligent report card
svstem: 8. few and lesser taxes;
9. Saving the lawns by recon-
structing of the driveways: 10.
construction of a swimming
pool and athletic field: 11. Bet-
ter water and water system: and
12. More and better physical ed-
| ucation classes.
The primary election is ex-
ject.
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| band corcert
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in connection with the Mt. Joy
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Students Named
For Festival
Thirteen students from Done-
gal High School and seventeen
from Hempfield High School
will take part in the all-county
this year. A total
of 209 county high school musi-
cians will participate in the
county festival to be held Mar.
12 at the Manheim Township
High School, Neffsville.
The students
High School are
second flute; Betty McKain,
Sonja Carver, first clarinet:
Paula Wein, Douglas Fish, sec-
ond clarinet; Loretta Hornafius,
third clarinet; Dixie Bair, first
alto saxaphone; Jack McKain,
tenor saxaphone; Peter Nissley,
from
Judy
Donegal
Naugle,
first cornet; Doris Groff, third
cornet: Sam Harnish, second
trombone; Kenneth Hood, B
Flat Bass and Ronald Haw-
thorne, bass drum.
Those fom Hempfield are
Mary Noli, second flute; Sally
Springer, second clarinet: Nan-
cy Rankin, second clarinet; Ruth
Snyder, Mary Oberholtzer, Dale
Fryberger, third clarinet: Janet
Charles, bass clarinets: Jo Anne
Kunkel, first oboe; Barbara No't
first alto saxophone: Ronald
Dietz, baritone saxophone; John
Mohler, second French horn:
Jane Young, third French horn:
Travena Stehman, fourth French
horn; Ira Fortna, first cornet:
Gordon Ober, second cornet: Lin-
da Mumma, string bass; Joseph
Lehman and Sam Davis, B Flat
Bass.
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X-RAY UNIT TO APPEAR
The Lancaster County Tuber:
culosis Society has scheduled
the mobile unit to be placed at
the Donegal High School March
21, 9:00 a. m. The following day
it will appear in the Hempfield
School district.
Persons in this area may also
get an X-ray when the unit is in
the Elizabethtown Square Mar.
26 from 4 to 9 p. m.
— ——
BADGE WINNER NAMED
Jeffry Mariner is wearing the
honored gold badge of the safe-
ty patrol this week in the Mt.
Joy Elementary School. Jeff was
given the award because he!
stopped a small boy from run-
ning into the street to retrieve a
ball with which he was playing.
Jeff then got the ball for the
boy.

pected to take place next week
and the general election, the fol-
lowing week. Jack Sheaffer is
the faculty chairman of the pro-
Winners Named
In Contest For
United Nation Trip
William Shireman, Marietta,
and Charles Gerber, Elizabeth-
town R1, were named the win-
ners in the annual United Na-
tions contest at the Donegal high
school. William and Charles,
both seniors at the school, were
named in the Mount Joy Rotary
sponsored essay contest.
The two boys will be escorted
to New York to visit the United
Nation in action as their award.
Simon Nissley, Rotarian, is in
charge of the project.
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JAY METZLER SETS
SCORING RECORD
Big Jay Metzler, Donegal's
versatile center, has the basket-
ball moguls pondering over
Tuesday night's performance. |
Plaping his last county high]
league game, Jay scored the
total of 50 points in the Indians
win over the Manheim Barons, |
84-39. This total output erased
the season's single game high of
43 points set by Sonny Warfel
of Manheim Twp. earlier this
season.
Tuesday's game was original-
ly scheduled Feb. 11, but was
delayed due to a blizzard. Man-
heim, seeking their first win in|
league play, scored the first 8]
points of the game, and closed |
the first quarter trailing by only
2 points, 17-15.
In the second quarter

Done-
gal ‘hit for 20 points, with Metz- |
ler ‘accounting for 14 of them, |
and 'Manhéim scoring 8 points.)
Donegal continued to score at]
will, with 19 in the third and 254
in the last quarter, and Jay s >0r- |
ed 24 of the 28 points. Manheim)
accounted for only 15 points in |
the last half.
The Donegal J-V's defeated
Manheim Central J-V's 40-37.
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ON DEANS’ LIST
Miss Jean Longenecker,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Lon-|
genecker, Landisville, was nam-
ed to the dean’s list of Lebanon
Valley College for the first sem-
ester.

Aboard a Navy destroyer ma-
king a torpedo attack, a mach-
ine called a computer calculates
the speed and direction of the
ship, probable speed of target,
target angle, ballistics and the

weather factors.
Eight Local Students |
Will Fay Saturday
With County Orchestra
Saturday, March 5 the Lan-
caster County Orchestra will]
meet with the Western Section |
of the Lancasttr County Chorus|
at Manheim Central High |
School in Manheim. After a full |
day of rehearsal, the two groups |
will present a public concert at |
8 P. M.
Eight students from the
area will represent Donegal high
Renate Platzoder (1st |
violin), Barbara Martin (1st
violin), Dorothy Fletcher (vio- |
la), Sara Jane Portner (snare |
drum), Kay Kauffman (2nd
flat), Dixie Bair (1st alto sax)
Audrey Musser (2nd violin)
and Gary Zeller (snare drum).
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Students Prepare |

school.
Forensics Entries
Donegal High School will en-
ter students into eight
cations at the Lancaster County |
Forensics at the Millersville |
State Teachers College this]
weekend. Miss Catharine G.|
Zeller, English teacher, will en-
ter Peter Nissley, who will give |
a serious degalmation; Sonja
Carver, a humorous decalmation |
and Loretta Garlin, a Shakes-
pearian passage
classifi-
George Houck, vocal music
director, will enter David Weid- |
man as tenor soloist; Kenneth
Good, baritone soloist: David
Weidman, John Heistand.
Marlin Miller and George Frank,
boys quartette, Alma Smith, al-|
to soloist; and Alma Smith, Ruth
Drescher and Barbara Martin,
girls trio.
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Spring Musiczl Planned
At Elementary School
A spring musical is being
planned by the students of the
Mount Joy Elementary School.
Under the direction of Mrs. Geo.
Broske, a concert pertaining to
the seasons of the year will be
presented.
This original program will be
presented at a spring date to be
announced later. One feature of
the program will be the sixth
grade’s May Pole dance.
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