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PENNSYLVANIA
_ THE DALLAS POST,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1961
STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Council announces that
following the basketball games on
the twentieth and the twenty-sev-
enth it will hold dances for an hour
Pay for the
~ dance when you pay for the game.
f
Students will wear school clothes.
This means no slacks for girls and
no jeans for boys. You can wear
slacks if you are just going to stay
for the game.’
SECOND PRIZE
We are happy to announce that
Conna Crockett, a Lehman Junior,
received second prize at the State
" Farm Show for
© ,painted. She also caned the seat.
a chair she had
Congratulations!
BAND OF THE YEAR
“Band of the Year” is the title
given our Band by sports editors
who viewed our performance at foot-
ball games. We share this title
with G. A. R. High School Band.
* The sixteen members from our
band are practicing with the com-
plete West Side Conference Band
Lake Lehman
High School
PEARL'S PIZZA
Open Daily
5 » m. to Miaighi
*
FRIDAYS — Open 11 a. m.
to Midnight
By
MARY ANN LASKOWSKI
every second and fourth Saturday
at different schools that participate
In B. T.CA.
F. T. A. officers from Lake-Leh-
man attended a tea given by Delta
Kappa Gamma Society at Hotel
Sterling. This society is composed
of teachers who have done some-
thing which could be called “over
and above the call of duty.” Our
F. T. A. sponsor is a member for
being sponsor of an organization
which promotes teaching as a
career. i
Welcome was by Isabel Dryfoos,
Tau Chapter president; introduction
of F. T. A. members was by Anna
Tresler and Louise Smith. Entertain-
ment” was by the Bell Choir of
Forty Fort Methodist Church. Mrs.
Lloyd, Northeastern Pennsylvania
representative of F. T. A., was speak-
er. >
lowing the business meeting, a dis-
by Dean Long. The members were
quite interested in the teacher re-
tirement system.
SPORTS
Again the wrestlers are faced with
a tie breaker. They meet G. A. R.
this Saturday night. The Forty Fort
meet was one which was hard to
lose, but the boys did a fine job.
Basketball games for this week
are January 17, Sugar Notch; Jan-
uary 24, West Wyoming.
| DRIVE SAFELY
‘Think twice, once for yourself
and once for the other fellow.
Lesman Club met Friday. Fol-
cussion was led by members chosen:
This Week
| AT THE
| COLLEGE
JEAN DRAPIEWSKI
Another semester is almost com-
plete at College Misericordia. One
about to go down in each student's
memory book. As I sat down to
write this week’s column, I suddenly
realized how very rapidly each day
comes and ‘goes. Here we are at
college, but before we realize it,
college days will be over.
‘What, I wondered, will these four
short years mean in our lives? Are
they really worth all the wearisome
work ? Then I remembered a course
I took. last year in educational psy-
chology. The very first thing we
learned was man’s aim in life: to
develop his whole person, Each
person must develop not only her
intellectual capacity, but also her
spiritual, cultural, social, and phy-
sical capacities. I then realized that
our education is worthwhile. We
are able to understand ourselves as
a whole person. We have a pre-
paration for the remaining years of
our lives, for we have been given
the means to develop each phase of
our being.
In the past months in which I
have been writing for the POST, I
have covered many news items.
From week to week, there is simil-
arity in activity because each leads
toward development of the whole
person. The past week and the
week to come are no exceptions.
Semester exams begin tomorrow.
knowledge as students develop intel-
lectually to meet these tests. Miseri-
cordians will begin the second
semester with the annual retreat of
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three days. Senior education stu-
dents will not go on retreat since
they begin a final phase in college
life January 30—Student teaching!
They have their annual retreat in
[the Spring.
Lapses in cultural development
are infrequent on campus. On Sun-
day evening, January 15, Rabbi
Friedlander of B'nai B'rith Syna-
gogue in Kingston reviewed Andre
Schwarz-Brat's best selling novel,
THE LAST OF THE JUST, for the
Literary Club., Also in the planning
stage is the Literary Club’s trip to
New York on February 24 to see
the Broadway play, BECKET.
Newest addition on campus is a
beautiful electric organ in the audi-
torium. The Reverend Edmund
Byrne, chaplain and professor at
Misericordia, gave a short concert
for the student body in an assembly
last week.
Ann Wills and Virginia, Menn,
sophomores from Pittston, have
reached the ultimate in current
social activity. They have been
honored by.an invitation to Presi-
dent-elect John F. Kennedy's Inau-
gural Ball in Washington this week-
end.
The Junior Class graced the
social scene at their Ring Dance,
January 14, at the American Legion
in Wilkes-Barre. They completed the
weekend with an outing at O’Con-
nell’s Twin Lakes on Sunday, Jan-
uary 15.
Fencing, newest addition’ to Mis-
its first public: appearance on: Jan-
uary 18 in the gymnasium. Ten
students, under the direction of Dr.
Basi, Spanish professor, ‘exhibited
their. ‘practised skill = before .the
Wilkes basketball game.
No. part of any student is left
undeveloped. “Life at College Miser-
icordia does ‘build a well-rounded
person—doesn’t it?
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Is Reorganized
Houlihan, Dallas.
Chadwick conducted the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs.
group.
tomorrow evening,
Lehman Fire Hall.
elected and plans for
year will be made.
© Present were:
Evans, Judy Crispell, Tim Groff,
Carol Lahey, Janet. Roberts, Rita
Raub, Tommy Estus, Connie
{Chadmies and Margaret Houlihan.
‘Edwards To Graduate
From Bloomsburg
Robert Daniel Edwards, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards,
| Carverton, will receive a B.S. degree
from Bloomsburg - State College
January. 26. Edwards is majoring
in business administration.
Dr. Charles . Stewart Sheppard,
dean of the graduate “school * of
business administration, at Cornell
University, will. be. the’ mid-year
commentement - speaker, . taking as
his topic The Economic Challenge of
the Sixties.
Forty Fort Lad Wins
Suit For Injuries
A nine year old Forty Fort boy
was awarded $4,500.16 in a com-
promise settlement for injuries re-
ceived last summer in a boating
accident at Harveys Lake. Decision
was rendered by Judge Thomas M.
{Lewis last week. James Agnew,
Jr., suffered injuries when his row-
boat was struck by a power boat
|operated by Robert Smedley, of
{ Kingston and Harveys Lake.
Home of the N Y. Yankees
and Giants — opposite
Yankee Stadiiim. 15 min.
from Times Square, 5 min.
from St. Barnabas Hospital,
5 min. from George Wash-
4 ington Bridge. Easily reached
| via Major Deegan & New York
| State Thruway (write for
| driving details). Newly
| remodeled with central air-
conditioning & television.
Singles — Doubles
1, 2, 3, 4 room apts. @n
GRAND CONCOURSE AT 161ST STREET
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ericordia’s athletic. program, made |
A reorganization meeting of the |
Horseshoe 4-H Club was held on |
Friday evening, January 6 at eight |
o'clock ‘at the home of Margaret |
County Agricultural Agent, E. V..
Tony Bogden have |
agreed to work as advisers to the |
The next meeting will be held |
at. 7:30 at the |
Officers will be |
the - coming |
Jim Post, III, Patty
Sue |
Bogden, Timmy Carroll, Resia Car- |
| roll, Mr. and Mrs. Bogden, E. V.
WESTMORELAND
High School News
The Samueis Twins,
Karen and Sharon
PICTURES
There are to be action shots taken
of athletic games on January 25, 26,
27 of the girls’ and boys’ basketball
teams and the wrestling team. So,
players, put on your best make-up
and sport attire, We want these to
be exceptionally good as these are
pictures for the Senior Yearbooks.
FILMS SHOWN
Many Juniors and Seniors in
Math, Trig., and Plane Geometry
classes, had the privilege of seeing
a film called the “Mapmakers,”
which was sent by Penn State Center
in Wilkes-Barre. - It was an instruc-
tive film and was based on Engine-
ering and the specialty of Drafting.
The film was shown under the sup-
ervision of Mrs. Prothero and was
very interesting to all who saw it.
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Members of the board of Educa-
tion have been inspecting the West-
moreland High School building with
the purpose in mind of using the
building as a grade school. At the
completion of our new High School,
all high school students from West-
moreland will attend the new school.
Many of us regret that we will not
be able to attend the new high
school ‘as students.
WAS THAT BASKETBALL
On Saturday, January 7, our |
Faculty members played what was,
we think, a basketball game. They
played the team from WARM in a
lively match at the Dallas Township
Junior High ‘School and won with
a score of 51 to 49. There were |
times when the spectators wondered |
“who” ‘was playing for ‘‘which” |
team, since the ball was thrown at |
both baskets at each -end of ‘the |
floor. But finally, in a grand finale,
the teams got down to the business |
{ the curriculum, and requires
The following faculty members |
were on our team, Mr. Kirk, Mr.
McCutcheon, Mr. Brobst, Mr. Dol-
bear, Mr, Case, Mr, Carr, Mr. Hughes |
and Mr. Hontz. The team was |
coached by Miss Jenkins.
ROD AND GUN CLUB
future meeting.
Each Tuesday, the officers and
Room 11,
be 25¢ per month.
11 Misericordia Girls
To Teach In Dallas
dents will do practice teaching this
term in Dallas Schools. Among
them is Marilyn Carr, who has been
teaching French I to ninth grade
school board voted to compensate
her for her services to date. Practice
| teaching during the period assigned
to it during the last half of the
senior year at Misericordia, is part of
no
compensation.
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at hand and played a normal game. i
Mr. Edward Gdosky, a District |
Game Protector, will address the |
Rod and Gun Club members on the |
results of the deer season at a|
their director, Mr, Hughes, meet in |
to discuss the coming |
meeting. Dues were determined to
Eleven College Misericordia stu- |
students ever since September. The
Susquehanna Trail Hike
| Planned For Huntsville
Susquehanna Trailers Hiking Club, |
| sponsored by the Playground Asso- ;
| ciation, occasionally plans hikes in |
| the Back Mountain, One such hike |
is scheduled for February 12, taking
| in the area around Huntsville, Adults
wishing to join the hike may get |
SECTION B—PAGE 1
in touch with Vera Mirmak, Play-
ground office, 586 N. Main Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
Hikers leave Kirby Health Center
at 1 p. m. Local residents who wish
to hike, need not go to Wilkes-Barre,
| but meet the group at a focal point
| out here.
The deadline for School News in
| The Dallas Post is Monday at noon.
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