Susquehanna times & the Mount Joy bulletin. (Marietta, Pa.) 1975-1975, October 22, 1975, Image 4
Page 4—SUSQUEHANNA BULLETIN DONEGAL SCHOOL PAGE ah ae ob oT 1 wa | on Loe 44 i J a T Yee October 22, 1975 news, features, art, poetry composed by and for the students of Donegal schools. 4 WN EW STWR FI BMY ETT ET BO AR. SCHOOL NEWSPAPER STAFF EDITORIAL: Dale Eisenhauer, Gestewitz, Wendy Hawn, Gail Hunter, Renee Husband, Nanette Pinto, Melvin Shearer, Jeanne Freed, Barbara Landis, i Melody Mumma, Mary Kanoff, Theresa Lyndia Graham, Tim Roaten, Lauri Martin, Carole Gibason. TYPING: Sue Williams, Wayne Erdman, Deb Evans, Ginny Bigler, Deb Bender, Jody Bass. PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Beck. ADVISOR: J. B. Siberski. Deb Pedrick, Student Council discusses ten-point agenda The Donegal Student Council held a meeting on Wednesday, September 17, periods S and 6, in room 123. Members present were: Grade 9—Scott Adams, Diane Hess, and Jim Shrum; Grade 10—Mimi Ginder, Jim Johnson, Stacy Miller, Scott Mowrer, Deb Sar- baugh; Band marches by Holly Baker On Monday, October 13, the band participated in the first annual marching band exhibition at McCaskey High School. The bands that participated in the event were; Elizabethtown, Conestoga Valley, Manheim Township, McCaskey, and Lancaster Catholic. For a finale, the bands united on Grade 11—Kevin Brad- ley, Joan DeVitry, Steve Eno, Barb Landis, Greg Lindemuth, Loris Raber, Mike Sager, and Paul Smith; Grade 12—Bob Barto, Kathy Beach, Karen Grei- der, Kevin Miller, John Monchak, Lesetta Mumma, Kirk Wolgemuth. I'he following items were discussed in detail: in exhibition the football field and played “God Bless America‘‘. The band is currently selling candy bars and collecting labels that will go towards furnishing new school instruments. The labels come off of soap wrappers, axion, baggie wrappers (containers,) ajax, etc. If you have any labels to donate, please give them to any D.H.S. band member. POEMS LOVING PEOPLE by Jeanne Freed It has been an awful day And nothing has gone right. To add to your many troubles, You also have a bad night. The telephone brings you bad news, And you want to sit and cry. Your parents are ill in the hospital, So serious they might die. You're young and don’t know what to do, But your loving relations are there. They'll give you lots of help and support. These people sure do care. The only way to thank them For their continuous help and love, Is tell them that you love them, And ask God to thank them from above. POEM by Nanette Pinto Just another For if I had them boring day back again With nothing much Again to look to do forward to So I think about the days gone by Wishing they were new I would have taken time to find Something worthwhile to do! I. Brief exchange pro- gram with York High School; 2. painting the sign; 3. possibility of helping with Homecoming Dance; 4. changing and improv- ing the cracker machine; S. possibility of holding two Pancake Breakfasts; 6. repaving the driveway and parking lot; 7. purchasing paint for murals in hallway; 8. holding an art exhibi- tion and contest; 9. sponsoring a movie; 10. setting up a student radio station in the morning. Further discussion was tabled until the next meet- ing and until these topics could be investigated fur- ther. The meeting was adjourned at the end of the period. school Jr. Hi soccer going strong by Mike Zeller Dean Zimmerman Donegal opened the season with a 2-0 victory over Wheatland. Randy Velez and Dean Zimmerman got the scores. In their second game, they edged Norlanco 1-0. Ron Meckley had the lone tally. Their third game was a 9-0 stomping of L.S. Randy Velez led the way with 5 goals. Brian Brooks had his fourth shutout in a row, as Donegal blasted John Reynolds 9-0. In their fifth game, they squeaked by Manheim Township, 2-1. Randy Velez and John Meyers came through with the big goals. So far it’s been a great year for the Junior High Soccer team, and if you come out and cheer, it might be even better. Behind the Sconcs by Melody Mumma Jon Booth of 14 Manheim St., Mount Joy spent three weeks this past summer in Poland. Jon traveled with nine other students from Lancaster visiting such cities as Warszoura, Torun, Gdarsk, Olsztyn, and Bialy- stak where they participated in Soccer clinics and ex- changing ideas with other young Polish soccer players. Jon said that his trip was a real experience and that it taught him how lucky he is to live in America. Cheerleaders express thanks The Donegal Varsity Foot- ball cheerleaders would like to extend their thanks to everyone for their support during the Homecoming Weekend at Donegal. The cheerleaders, Booster Club, and Varsity Club sponsored a dance featuring Tender Touch from Middle- town. The group proved versatile and made the dance a big success. Members of the varsity football cheerleading squad include: Kathy Beach (captain) Kerry Coover Chris Heinaman, Gwenda Albert, Deb Thomas, Lori Lucabaugh, Raeann Parker, and Deb Sarbaugh. They are coached by Miss Maile, a home economics teacher at Donegal. We, the cheerleaders, sin- cerely hope that you will continue this great support throughout the remainder of the season. We have four more games left and will be looking for you at the next game. Spirit! Let’s hear it! Rehearsals must not interfere with classwork by Thereas Graham Because of the success of last year’s program, the vocal music department will be continuing with it’s sectional rehearsal sche- dule. Every student is expected to report to the sectional at the appointed time. How- ever, if there is an assigned test scheduled for the same period in which a student has his voice sectional, the student must remain in his room and take the test. Each student is responsible for any assignments given or collected during his absence from his regular class. It is also each student’s responsibility to inform his teacher at least one day in adyance of his scheduled sectional. Candle sale by Jeff Boulton The senior class sponsored a candle sale to raise funds for the class trip, yearbook, class play, graduation ser- vices, and other activities. The seniors wish to thank everyone who cooperated. Radio carries school delays by Jeanne Freed Many parents and students have difficulty in gaining information about cancella- tions and delays of school. This has been rectified by getting the services of WGSA, dial 1310 AM; WIOV, dial 105.1 FM; and WGAL, dial 1490 ‘snowbird’ operations to announce the information. These stations usually announce the fact that they would like people to not call at the station. The messages are repeated every 10 or 1S minutes, so you may listen to the repeat. Calling at the station only adds more confusion, and weakens the stations effi- ciency. Thank you for your cooperation. Council plans more dances by Theresa Graham Since the Homecoming Dance was a success, student council would very much like to increase the number of weekend activi- ties at the high school to generate interest in school functions. One event would be a Halloween Dance/ Party. Admission would include the price of the food and drink. John Monchak is current- ly working on a tentative schedule of events for this school year. As you can see the Student Council is trying to make this a successful year and is doing everything to make it more interesting for the students of Donegal High School.