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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
CONTEST
Boys from the F. F. A. went to
West Hazleton High School Monday
to participate in the Area Parlia-
mentary Procedure Contest.
At each regular meeting of the
F. F. A. the officers go through a
set pattern of opening their meeting
and follow parliamentary procedure
I the ‘whole meeting.
Those attending were John Kle-
munes, Stanley Kabata, Dean Wil-
liams, Larry Stash, George Stockage,
Ben’ Spencer, Henry Stefanowicz,
Howard Piatt, Richard Stroud, and
advisor, Mr. John iSidler.
On May 5, some of the F. F. A,
boys will attend an Area Judging
Contest at Northwest High School.
The boys will judge farming land,
dairy cattle and farm machinery.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Four students from our area
attended a Safety Conference at
Bloomsburg last Wednesday. Stella
Rodriquez and Lois Wesley went
from Lehman Building; Mike Zorzi
and Stanley Palmer from Lake
Building.! All four are members of
the Student Council. Mr. Walter
Buda took them to Bloomsburg.
LETTERMAN’S CLUB
Letterman’s Club will hold a Gas
Station Day at Parry's Gas Station
on - Memorial Highway. Saturday
morning the boys will be there
bright and early to start their day
of gas station. work. All the boys
in the club have had shifts assigned
to them. Be sure and drop in at
arrys to see the boys work. Oh,
and don’t forget to buy some gas or
have a wash job done.
BAND
The choral concert, a big success,
is over. Now we are awaiting the
nights of the band concert.
stage must be reset to accommodate
the 135-piece band. Decorations are
being made and last minute arrange-
ments are being finished.
The musicians are practicing hard
to polish up ‘each number. Music
will include marches, waltzes, mam-
bos, beguines, overtures and novel-
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Last Tuesday night the Band
Sponsors held their meeting. Junior
Band Parents were invited to be-
come acquainted with the orgainza-
tion. New members are urged to
join to make up for the loss of
parents whose children are gradu-
ating.
A lunch was served following the
meeting.
rrr errr eee.
Initiated
Linda Grey, a sophmore at Mans-
field ‘State College, was recently
initiated as a member of Kappa Omi-
cron Phi, the national honorary fra-
ternity for home economics majors.
Members are selected on the basis of
personality. A scholastic average of
ie |B or above is required for member-
e!
ship.
Other organizations of which she
is a member are: Kappa Phi (Metho
dist College Club), Yearbook Staff,
| Women’s Athletic Association, and
Art Club.
A graduate of the Lake-Lehman
High School, Class of 1959, Linda is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
Pa.
Linda was May Queen in 1959.
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DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
3 JOANNE HADSALL
Junior High School Student Coun-
cil has voted to purchase a lectern
for the stage of the new high school
as a gift from the Junior High stu-
dent body. Emblems have been
ordered for ninth grade students
with sufficient points. Points are
given for sports, clubs, and outstand-
ing scholastic achievment, over. a
three-year period.
The assembly program last Mon-
day, commenced with devotions led
by Carl Kaschenbach, and the intro-
duction of the guest speaker, Howard
Risley, by the Student Council pre-
dent, Sheryl Stanley. Mr. Risley is
the publisher and editor of the Dal-
las Post, and a, member of the Civil
War Round Table. The theme of
his talk centered around Civil War
battles and the reasons for the war,
since the one-hundreth anniversary
of the beginning of the Civil War
was recently celebrated. Everyone
enjoyed the program very much and
would look forward to hearing Mr.
Risley again.
Dallas Elementary and Junior
THE DALLAS POST, THU
RSDAY, APRIL 20, 1961
New Official
SARA GREGORY
Sara Gregory, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gregory of Lehman has
fauseessiully passed the theoretical
and practieal' basketball examination
given by the Wyoming Valley Board:
of Women Officials and is now rated
as a local basketball official. She is
qualified to referee girls basketball
in all the high schools and colleges
served by the Wyoming Valley
High School exhibit was held last
Wednesday night. There was a fine
turn-out, and each room had an
interesting display. The * students
‘worked hard and are to be commen-
ded for an excellent job. Good work,
kids!
Student Council dance held on
Friday ,night was a great success.
All those who attended had a good
time.
Miss Saxe, seventh grade mathe-
matics teacher, attended the 39th
Annual Meeting of the National
Council of Teachers of Mathematics
in Chicago last week. The program
concerned trends in teaching mathe-
matics. While there,
taught Martian arithmetic. In mod-
Miss Saxe
observed a seventh-grade class being
Board. Sara was awarded her rating
i card by Mrs. Howard Shaver, chair-
| man of the examining committee of
the WVBWO, at a dinner meeting
held last week at the Kingston House.
Miss Gregory is a sophomore at
College Misericordia and a member
of the varsity basketball team. She
is an elementary education major
and looks forward to a teaching
career. Sara graduated from Lake-
Lehman High School where she also
played varsity basketball.
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The Samuels Twins,
Karen and Sharon
: SCHOOI EXHIBIT
Annual school exhibition will be
held tonight from 7:30 to 9 at West-
moreland High. Friends and par-
ents of students are invited to
attend. Students who work hard on
their exhibits are proud to display
their talents. Come out and support
us again. :
RAND TRIP’
The band, accompanied by Mr.
Lewis, journeyed by bus Thursday to
entertain patients at Retreat Hospital
with their annual concert.
Members were given a tour of the
hospital and talks were presented
by personnel of the hospital.
The trip was enjoyed, even though
it was a snowy, slushy day.
MONTROSE TRIP
Mr. Lewis will escort several of our
band members to the PMEA district
band at Montrose, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Lucky members who
will be going are Marilyn Eck, Wil-
liam Welch, Robert Wileman, W. F.
Welch, Carl German and John
Wardell.
KEY CLUB NEWS
The Key Club boys and Keyettes
will equip themselves with scrub
brushes-and old rags when they take
over Clyde Birth’s gas station on
April 22, Dressed in work clothes |
they will wash cars; grease cars and
possibly even man the gas pumps.
So stop in with your “business” and :
let them give you the ‘‘business’.
The Key Club is taking over the |
responsibility of donating food to,
two Back Mountain area needy !
families. We think this is a fine |
thing for them to do. It shows again |
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“Time waits for no man” - likewise
it refuses to wait for college women.
Despite the accepted fact that time
makes a habit of marching along at
a steady rate, it seems to gain wings
and fly at Misericordia during these
last weeks of the school year. Quite
suddenly each student finds herself
gasping for breath in an effort to
slow down the rapidly moving days.
So much must be done - term papers,
laboratory’ reports, workbooks etc,
etc., and etc. Seems just when you
what a fine organization the nevi
long and hard during their four years
in order to make the Highlanders |
successful. As underclassmen we
have followed their leadership
proudly. |
Misericordians will honor their!
parents at a ‘Parents Weekend” |
Saturday and Sunday, April 22 and |
23. Much activity is on the agenda to |
keep mothers and fathers occupied. |
After registering ‘they will take |
tours around campus, attend a |
fashion show sponsored by the Home
WESTMORELAND
High School News
think you've caught Time by the tail | geonomics Club, witness a fencing |
it slips out of your grasp and slides oyhihition, trip the light fantastic at |
on into another day. In order that 4 dance, and be served a dinner in |
it may prove even more elusive, the cafeteria. One of the brightest |
Time fills its spare moments with | o,ot5 on the list of activities will be |
many and varied activities. It is| 4. college Glee Club's. concert,
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cordians keep pace with such an eva-
sive opponent. Despite this race
which it provides, Time does make
things interesting with a wealth of
worth while events.
Mr. Lloyd of Universal-Inter-
national studios presented an inform-
ative talk on the production of mot-
ion pictures in this country and in
England on Monday afternoon, April
11 in Walsh Auditorium.
Misericordians were made aware
of the tremendous importance of
chemistry when Dr. H. Marjorie
Crawford, ‘professor at Vassar Col-
lege visited our campus on April 13
and 14. After delivering a lecture to
the entire student body, Dr. Craw-
ford visited various chemistry classes
during her two day stay.
The Freshman Class welcomed in
the season of Spring with a dance
in the gymnasium on Saturday eve-
ning, April 15.
Sunday, April 16 provided an air
of culture on campus. Miss Madelyn |
Gloge, senior piano major from |
Staten Island, presented her recital
in the afternoon - truly a delightful
performance. In the evening the
Literary Club devoted its monthly
meeting to the initiation of new
‘members into Lambda Jota Tau, the
national literary honor society. Sis-
ter Mary Cleophas; president
Mount Saint Agnes College in Balti-
more, Maryland made the ceremony
a great success with a talk on T. S.
Eliot's play “The Elder Statesman.”
Senior basketball players and
cheerleaders were honored at a din-
ner at Marin’s in Luzerne on April
118. Each senior received a token of
appreciation from the Athletic
of |
Association. These girls practiced
“In Song and Dance”, to be pre- |
| sented Sunday afternoon in the
auditorium.
Yes, time must chuckle with glee
to see how well Misericordians man-
age to make good use of every min- |
ute. The days are flying by, but
Misericordians are making a noble |
effort to use every waking minute.
To. Hear Msgr. Cawley
Gate of Heaven Parent-Teacher |
Guild will hear Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Thomas Cawley Tuesday evening at |
8. Msgr. Cawley, chaplain of St. |
Joseph’s Home in Scranton, and
editor of the Catholic Light, will]
speak about his work.
Club has become.
REPORT CARDS
Report cards were issued last |
week. These are the third for the |
year (“three down - one to go”). |
Again we bravely face the verdicts
of our dear teachers. Some with
pride - others -- well! Not with so
much pride. Such is the lot of a!
student.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations go to Mr. Kenneth |
Kirk, commercial teacher, who is the |
proud father of a baby girl named |
Gayle Ann. We're happy to hear the
good news.
KEYETTES
At the last meeting of the Keyettes
it was decided that a Babysitting
pool would be set up. There are
Beverly Brown for Trucksville; Betty
Mannear for Shavertown; and Glen-
da Williams for Dallas. More will
follow.
The marching season begins on
April 29, with a parade in Nanticoke.
At the last practice the members
elected Glenda Williams captain,
and Sally Moyer lieutenant.
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