THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961
Mr. Thomas Carr received a letter
rt ar wer Elected To Board
Ambrose Gavigan, better known
man of the scholarship awards pro-
to his many friends in the Back
gram, that Charles Malkemes and :
Joseph Hoeg came out high in the | Mountain area as “Gavy,” has been| Ralph Gearhart, Shavertown,
elected for the third year as a mem- | Stereotyper at International Color
top 20% first qunitile. They were Teo
in competition with many students | ber of the board of directors of the | Printing Company, ran his thumb
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At the Lettermen’s Club meeting
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This Week
Visneski, Jay Ruckle, and Bob
Traver for wrestling, Bob Grey and A | i HE
John Morningstar for basketball.
: y The boys also discussed their an- from the six colleges. What a fine | Wyoming Valley Distributing Com- | into 2 circular saw shortly after go-
BY nual gas-station day and where they { 0 ! | EGE honor for these students and for our | pany, the distributing company for | 28 to work Monday morning, and
MARY ANN LASKOWSKI can hold it. school. Congratulations to both. Economy Stores. was admitted to General Hospital for
surgery. X-Rays show a good chance
WINNERS IN CONTEST ,
for saving the thumb.
In a sewing contest sponsored by
Merit Finalist 2
the hii ih) A Co, 2nd ih Among the ten finalists in the| “Everything comes to him who
men's Club of America, tWo WESI- | \ati5na] Merit Scholarship competi- | hustles while he waits.”
moreland High School students won |; "¢ Wyoming Seminary is John | “You don’t hear so much about
JEAN DRAPIEWSKI
Since our columnist is the
highest-scoring varsity player
on College Misericordia’s bas-
HAPPY WINNER
Barbara Ross was the girl chosen
winner from the seven who entered
the Vogue Pattern Contest. Tears
Scholarship” was taken by some last
week. The results will not be re-
turned for about a month, If a
student makes out very well, then
William Whitehead on March 20 at
8 p. m.
Rehearsals are in progress for the
Registered Beautician
i he will take another test to be ketball team, and since the past | first four college concert. The Glee | f; oy ” : :
a A when the eligible for those scholarships offered’ week brought the team’s heav- Clubs of Misericordia, Marywood SM ne he Ho | Unger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren | Zo foan Jn the street since auto.
=z Bic dross, mods. of duvender by different companies. iest schedule, ; Jean couldn’t College, King’s College and Scranton | Dallas Senior: and Junior Women's Unger, Davis Street, Trucksville. !mobiles have become so numerous.
cotton, was set off by purple rose CHEERLEADERS meet he Post's Ssadling, She | University will join forces at 8:30 | Club. Judging was held at the Prince
buds embroidered on it. She made The cheerleaders are selling invited veteran Joan Gettler to |p. m., March 25, at the Irem Temple | of peace Church, March 8, 1961 at
" Kings.
a three tier hat of the same mater-
ial as the dress. White accessories
were worn.
Irbara’s only remark was a very
high ' pitched, “Thank you!” when
she was announced as winner.
JUNIORS
All the action seems to ‘be cen-
tered around the Junior Classes.
The Lake Class has chosen its
Junior Play, “Go West Young Man.”
Tests to find your ability is an-
other activity. The School and
College Aptitude Test was offered to
all Juniors by Kings College. Those
boys who made especially high
grades’ are eligible for acceptance,
those boys who made above average
grades but still high, were offered
another test if they wish to apply at
Another test, “The National Merit |
sweat-shirts. They are white with
a black knight on horse-back and
Lake-Lehman High School written
around it.- They come in small,
medium and large. The price is
$2.50. : ;
You can place your order with
Linda Gosart or Janet Covert.
ASSEMBLY
The assembly under the direction
of Eugene Anderson was one of
science. Mr. Anderson is one of
the Science teachers in the high
school. ?
Mr. Newcomer gave a short talk
on conservation. Following this a
movie was shown on “The Waters of
the Commonwealth.” This movie
gave each of us an idea what our
job is concerning the sanitation of
our water,
RUTHANN ALT
Ruthann Alt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Alt, Main Road Fern-
brook, has successfully passed ex-
aminations of the Pennsylvania As-
sociates of ‘Cosmetologists and Hair-
| two weeks ago was lost
weather man’s imagination with the
substitute. Senior and former
editor of “Miss Recordia,” Joan
has again proved she is one of
the team’s strongest supporters.
The touch of spring experienced |
in the
freezing temperatures and snowfall
of last week. [Lighter clothing was
quickly put away as everyone made
a beeline for boots and heavy coats.
The March 10 performance of La
Boheme was an entertaining and
enjoyable evening show for all, even
|
found themselves on stage. Seniors
Barbara Kohl, Elizabeth, N. J.
Pamela Roch, Chatham, N. J.; and
Joan Gettler, Pedr] River, N. Y. were |
interrupted at supper to find that
they were filling parts as extras in
the second act. They were aided by
Karen and Jimmy Gates of Dallas
and three young men from King’s |
| Cieri
for an evening of song. Tickets are
available from members of the four
Glee Clubs.
The March 19 meeting of the
Literary Club will give the student
members an opportunity to display
their literary talents. A committee
comprised of Lynne Gloge, Cathy
and Jeanne VonKamen is
accepting original poetry, short
stories and essays. From the material
submitted, the best works will be
selected and will be read at the
| meeting.
‘the three last minute recruits who |
St. Patrick’s Day will provide a
fitting backdrop for the Mission
Club’s (C. S. M. C.) variety show.
This show is a student organized,
student produced and student acted
show. All proceeds will be donated
to the missions. A donation of fifty
cents is the one way ticket to enter-
tainment and a green carnation to
celebrate the ‘Great Day for the
2:30.
The judges were Mrs. Robert Mil-
ler, Mrs. Steward Marks, Mrs. Earl
Wolfe and Mrs. Ralph. Trax. Scoring |
was on the following points:
1. Appropriateness of dress to fit |
a variety of dress-up occasions (for
a teenage wardrobe).
2. Becomingness to wearer.
3. Overall fashion effect.
4. Workmanship.
The winners were Marilyn Eck,
first prize; Annabelle Ambrose, sec-
ond prize.
Marilyn will represent the Dallas |
Senior Women’s Club and Annabelle,
the Dallas Junior Women’s Club at |
the district judging, which will be |
held at Hotel Sterling, March 25. !
Others participating in the contest
were: Carol Weiss, Patricia Sinicrop,
and Carol Dymond.
non - participants
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On Sunday, March 10; in Walsh The
Auditorium Miss Margery Davis gave
' Mission Club is also busy
making plans for a Mission Fair to be
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Hargrave Military
Post 21-1 Record
Hargrave Military Academy, Chat-
ham, West Virginia recently com-
pleted one of its finest seasons on the
hardwoods by compiling a fantastic
21-1 record.
Statistics released by the Acad-
emy, show Dick Clark, former West-
field goal percentage with 47%. Dick
hit on 45 of 96 attempts from the
field and 40 of 59 free throws for
130 points, and an average of 7.22
per game. Dick also hauled in 122
rebounds, fourth on the team.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
moreland player, having the highest |
staff organist for the Allen Organ
Company, played selections from
Bach, Handel, Yon, Purvis, Purcell,
Vivaldi, Boellman, Walond, and
Mehner. The second performance
of the series will be given by Mr.
Mission Queen who will be elected
by the student body. Votes are cast
at the rate of one penny per’/vote
and all pennies will go to the mis-
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WESTMORELAND
High School News
The Samueis Twins,
Karen and Sharon
SPRING
It is that time of the year when
Mother Nature begins to groom the |
world for the glory of spring. Now |
the passage of precious time becomes |
apparent; the winter is ending, but |
ELECTIONS
The Key Club has elected officers
for another term. The honors go to
the following: President, Barry
Slocum; Vice President, Bob Peter-
son; Secretary, Stuart Stahl; Treas-
group.
“If anything makes a child thirst-
ier than going to bed, it’s’ knowing
that you're gone to bed too.” .
“Income tax collectors, in check-
ing over returns, often make one de-
duction: This guy is lying.”
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flowers will nod in the breeze; and | and the following were selected:
trees wil awake, clad in gown of | President, Joe Hoeg; Vice President,
beautiful blossoms and exquisite | Armabelle Ambrose; Treasurer,
perfumes. For a brief moment in | Nancy Harrid; Secretary, Vivian
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feeling up to par physically, which | re Sl poviey to ol i ho
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EXAM RESULTS
They did a fine job and we can be |
proud of our team. Thanks to the | The first annual competitive Ex-~
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teams and to the coaches of the girls’ |
The | held at six various college in Penn-
and boys’ basketball squads.
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