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There has been a change in dates
of the nights for our band concert.
The dates are now April 28 and 29.
Keep these in mind because you will
not want to miss it. i
Mr. Milaskaus has announced that
there is a need for bass horn players.
Any youngster from fourth grade up
may join the band, although you
cannot enter Senior Band until you
are in seventh grade and have met
oli of the requirements. Contact
ouMydirector if you are interested.
Last Monday night thirty-five of
our band received sweaters. Each
parent presented the sweater to his
or her son or daughter.
Following this refreshments were
served and a picture taken of these
Seniors.
DANCE
all from Misericordia.
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MARY ANN LASKOWSKI
On March 3 the Homemakers of
America, the Future Farmers of
America and the Future Teachers of
America will hold a farmer dance.
Red Jones will be caller.
The money will be divided equally
among the three organizations to
send their representatives to the
state conventions.
STUDENT TEACHERS
~ Four teachers who are doing their
student teaching in our school are
Miss Elizabeth Galvin is a social
studies major. She is
history and guidance during her stay
with us. She belongs to the P. S.
E. A., Music and the Literary Clubs.
The Student Council is also one of
her activities. She likes to bowl
and read:for entertainment.
Upon graduation she would like to
teach in New Jersey where she
lives.
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Miss Patricia Sladish is from New
York and a music major. She plays
the trumpet and played with Steg-
maier Band at one time. Miss
Sladish is helping all the music
teachers and teaches the music
appreciation classes. She belongs to
the Music. and Glee Clubs along |
with P. S. E. A.
WRESTLERS
Congratulations to the wrestling
squad for its victory over Meyers
on Saturday night. The score was
31 to 160 The entire team showed
good sportsmanship. This win put
us in second place tied with Forty
Fort.
The four Seniors who wrestled
their last league meet all won. They
are Bob McDaniels, Jack Donnelly,
Pete Rittenhouse and Alex Wilson.
Bob, Jack, Pete are from Lehman
Building and Alex is from the Lake. |
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All four are lettermen. Bob and
Alex are taking the Academic
Course. Pete is taking Automobile
Mechanics and Jack is taking Draft-
ing.
Jack is also to be honored for
being undefeated in the 145-pound
weight class for this entire season.
The district meets start tomorrow
at 7 p. m. at Wilkes College. Eleven
schools will be represented with,
twelve meets from each school. We
hope our boys do well.
ASSEMBLY
Mr. Sidler and the F. F. A. ‘boys
put on a very interesting assembly
on Friday. John Klemunes, presi-
dent, conducted the program. The
officers went through the rituals of
opening ceremonies "as they do at
each regular meeting. Following
each told a little about his station
and the symbol that represents it.
The assémbly concluded with Mr.
Marchakitus presenting the letter-
men with their Senior Sweaters.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961
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This Week
AT THE
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JEAN DRAPIEWSKI
Misericordians are extra exuber-| ‘Harper's’ and “America.”
ant, First signs of Spring are a real Tonight is the BIG night of this
break-through in Old Man Winter's | season for the Highlanders. East
stronghold. Bare spots of lawn be- | Stroudsburg State College invades
come larger each day. the gym at 8:00 p. m. Misericordia’s
Just one moderate. i breeze is | hopes are high for the game. “This
enough to send heavy coats and | Bay be our year to beat them,” is
scarves into the back of the closet. | the excited murmur going around.
Pneumonia may result, but trench | Not since 1956 has Misericordia been
coats are a must once Misericordi- | able to subdue the physical educa-
ans feel the temperature rise about ton school. But, tonight could be
32 degrees. i the night!
| Misericordia now has an official
Our long time companion, Mr.
‘butes' to many periodicals including
Snow, may strike again, but our
eyes have seen the vision of Spring; :
renewed vigor will carry us on a
very merry ride to spring fever.
Last weekend the Literary Club
traveled to New York City to see a
Broadway show — Jean Anouilh’s
play, “Becket.” As a second feature
of the annual trip, the club mem-
bers visited the Pierpont Morgan
Library. :
On March 6, in Walsh Memorial
Auditorium, Donald McDonald, edi-
tor and journalist, will discuss
modern entertainment influence on
American life. Mr. McDonald is the
fourth = speaker in Misericordia’s
series of cultural lectures. He was
graduated from Marquette Univer=
sity in Wisconsin with a master’s
degree in journalism and now edits
“The Marquette University Maga-
zine.” Mr. McDonald also contri-
The Samueis Twins,
Karen and Sharon
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Recruiters from the three
branches of the Armed Forces vis-
ited. our high school last week to
speak to any boys interested in
learning about the opportunities and |
requirements necessary for joining
any branch of the service. Special
sessions for each branch of the serv-
ice were held at time intervals to
give the boys an opportunity to
attend the sessions in which they
were interested. Any students who
were of age were eligible to attend
these sessions. This was an oppor-
tunity of value for all who were
interested. These Recruiters were:
Naval Reserve—Chief Callahan;
Army—Sgt. Becky; Air Force—Sgt.
Brin,
Rotary Exchange Students
Some of the girls have al-
ready been selected as exchange
students. to. study. abroad.
They are Lynne Jordan and
Annabelle Ambrese, whe have
been selected to go to Holland;
and Mary Alice Knecht,. who
has been selected to go to
Sweden. This is an exceptional
‘honor for these girls, and we
know from past performances
that they will do credit to our
country. and to Westmoreland
High.
Fashion Show
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| ton’s Birthday, a Fashion Show was
| held by Mrs. Lord and the Home Ec.
| Department. Those who partici-
| pated, were girls who made their
| outfits in Home Ec. classes. = All the
|'girls of the high school, the ninth
| grade girls, the women faculty
| members and some mothers at-
tended. Refreshments were served,
and everyone enjoyed the change
from study to fashions.
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what a game it was! All the fellows
the season, and the fans who at-
League Crown.
Ronnie Trewern on setting a new
oming Valley record for the season
with. 44 markers. Good work,
Ronnie. Wes Evans also did a fine
was also high man in the Swoyerville
game with 27 points, closely followed
‘by Wes Evans with 19 points.
NEW JACKETS A
The boys of the Key Club are
proudly wearing their new jackets
and look ‘mighty nice’ in them too.
They are blue wool jackets trimmed
in white leather.
held for the benefit of the March of
Dimes was a huge success and much
the Key Club boys are helping the
senior parents at the refreshment
stand at our basketball games.
THANK YOU, LAKE LEHMAN
We'd like to thank the Lake-
. Lehman reporter for the very
complimentary news article in
the Dallas Post school news
about our basketball team.
We're glad to know our neigh-
boring. school is rooting for us.
TRIHIY =
The girls’ Tri-Hi-Y Club held a
meeting, Wednesday the 22nd at the
YMCA. A speaker, Mr. Sieber from
the State Correctional Institution at
Dallas, spoke to the members on the
rules and regulations of the Institu-
tion.
We beat Swoyerville again and
Spartans Lead
YMCA League
Coolbaugh Scores 31
Bs 69ers Win 69-42
The Spartans took over first place
in the Back Mountain YMCA Basket- |
| ball league by defeating the Royal |
Nights 47-31 last Monday evening.
The 69ers rolled over the Confeder-
| ates 69-42 in the other game played
| Monday. 5
Fry led the Spartans with 17;
points and Brace and Kaleta each
contributed ten points to the win-
ning cause. Harris was high for |
the Royal Knights with 14 points.
| Coolbaugh poured in 31 points |
| and Dymond, Dickson and Frantz
collected 14, 12 and 10 to lead the |
| 89'ers onslaught. Glahn led the |
Confederates with 16 points. Bartoo
had 12 points for the losers.
The Spartans; with two wins and |
| no losses are in first place. Tied |
for second with one win and one loss |
are the Royal Knights and the 69ers. |
The Confederates are last with no
wing and two losses.
Coolbaugh has taken over the |
scoring lead in the League with a
total of 31 points. Other leaders
are Glahn and Dymond with 22
points, Harris and Dickson with 21 |
points and Bartoo with 20 points.
The final games in the single |
round robin league will be played |
{ Monday, March 6, at the Dalla$ |
| Township Junior High School Gym.
| At 7:00 p. m. the Spartans will meet
Confederates will meet the Royal |
Knights. 5
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Open House May 7
Open House at Retreat is schedu-
led for May 7, when tours of the
and a program of activities presented
by the patients. Hours are from 1 to
5 p.m. The Open House coincides
with observance. of Mental Health
Week.
tended were thrilled with the per- |
formance of the whole team. With |
this victory and the victory over |
Sugar Notch, we hope to win the |
We congratulate |
job, with 27 points. Ronnie Trewern |
appreciated by all concerned. Aiso |
played one of their best games of |
high team total and for tieing Wy- |
The bake sale that the Keyettes |
Afterward refreshments were |
served and all enjoyed a good time. |
mental institution will be conducted, |
fashion queen. Miss Elizabeth Galvin
of Jersey City, N. J., a senior, was
chosen by the students from among
ten nominees to represent Miseri-
cordia in “Glamour Magazine's”
search, for the ten Best college girls
on the American college campuses.
A social studies major, Elizabeth is
now practice-teaching in Lake-Leh-
man High School. She hopes to do
graduate work after graduation in
June.
Activities swing into the brisk,
enthusiastic step of the home stretch
these sunny days. This Spring Term
is moving in jet-speed toward Easter
—then June follows.
Herd Testing Being Done
Pennsylvania Department of Agri-
culture. is making a farm-by-farm
survey of livestock herds. Luzerne
County is due for recertification as
brucellosis and tuberculosis-free this
year. Animals are being tested for
both diseases at one ‘time. No
action will be taken against farmers
whose herds have not: been tested,
but all animals will be checked.
The deadline for School News in
The Dallas Post is Monday at noon.
Lake-Lehman joint schools have
156 students on the honor roll for
the second quarter of the school
year. Listed by Anthony Marchaki-
| tus, high school principal, junior and
senior high school students are:
7th Grade: Wendy Allen, Patricia
Bagdzuinas, Diane Baer, Linda Bak-
er, Jerry Balavage, Donna Broson,
Shirley Bryant, Joyce DelKanic, Don
Evan, Evelyn Gashi, Donald Gregory,
Linda Hagenbaugh, Pamela Hoyt,
Susan Hunter, David Kenyan,
Keanne Kern, Joseph Kernag,
George Kliamovich, Gary Klern,
Judith Kocher, Patricia Marchakitus,
Hannah Newberry, Carol Nichols,
Donna Parrish, Ralph Peiffer, Mich-
ale Preslipski, Sherry Rittenhouse,
Barbara Scovish, Janet Spencer,
Cherryl Thomas, Kay Whitesell, Rita
Zbick, Ruth Arendt, Nancy Scouton,
Mildred Case, Roberta Steele, David
Bates. )
8th Grade: Ruth Adamshick, John
Balavage, Linda Calkins, Edward
Crispell, Shirley Disque, Henry Dor-
an, Jackie Hoyt, Arthur Ide, Douglas
Ide, Lynn Johnson, Gail Kelley,
Juliana Klemuner, Ronald Koslosky,
Robert Kunkle, Susan Lamoreaux,
David Lewis, Mary
Catherine McHose, Edward Mikne-
vich, Kris Miller, Mary Morningstar,
Leonard Morris, Carol Owens,
Marlene Patton, Richard Post, Shir-
ley Roskoski, Phyllis Ross, Bernadine
Rusiloski, Raymond Scott, Barbara
ber, Theresa Stash, Nancy Stokes,
Keith Swanson, Beverly Swire, Ed-
ward Wesloski, Roger
Lois Williams, Marsha Williams.
Arendt, Barbara Butry, Susan Field-
ing, Mary Ann Jeffery, Kenneth
Jones, Patricia Kanasky, Eileen
Kocher, Mary Ann Kuchemba, Alan
Irene Martin, Beatrice Newberry,
Gary Miers, ‘Kathy Mingus, Wanda
Minor, ‘Beverly ‘Moyer, Gayle Nal-
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9th Grade: Sandra Agnew, ‘David |
Lake-Lehman Announces Names
Ot High School Honor Students
bone, Larry Pederson, Jay Ruckel,
Richard Sarmonis, Sharon Strzel-
czyk, James Worth.
10th Grade: Mary Ann Bebey,
Eileen Crane, Joan Darby, Renald
Davenport, Jane DelKanic, Mark
Dendler, Thomas Evans, Marlene
Fedor, Edward Hollos, Patricia Kutz,
Alana Matter, Rebecca Montross,
Eunice Oney, Marie Rasimovicz,
Marie Roginski, Barbara Ross, Mari-
lyn Woodling, Patricia Zbick.
11th Grade: James Adamshick,
Stephen Arendt, Lorlie Briggs, Diane
Crumbly, Cathy DiGiosa, Carol Dra-
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Fedor, John Klemunes, Leah Klia-
movich, John Landis, Dean Long,
Donna Meeker, Louisa Patton, Karen
Rogers, Jacquelyn Ruff, Linda
Scouton, Helen Sidler, Judy Shalata,
Sandra Slimak, Barbara Smith,
Douglas Trumbower, John Whitesell,
Pauline Zerfoss.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
Club met Thursday evening with
Glen Johnson. At the last meeting,
a constitution was adopted, pre-
sented by Thomas Estus. A speak-
er on horse-show judging will be
procured for a future meeting.
Present were Margaret Houlihan,
president; Thomas Estus, Rita Raub,
Timothy Groff, Janet Roberts,
| James Post, Richard Edwards, Judy
12th Grade: Elleen Crispell, Teresa
Donna Lord, Richard Mahle, Stella! Crispell, Carolyn Lahey, Linda Tag,
Rodriquez, Dianne Sampson, William | Connie Bogden, Linda Mekeel, Resia
Schlosser, Joan Sqroi, Richard
Stroud, Sandra Yellitz.
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