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LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL NEWS
STUDENT COUNCIL
The assembly held Friday was the
last for the year. In it the new
Student Council officers took their
oath. Certificates were also distri-
buted to all class officers who have
- served during this past year.
Miss Lamoreaux proudly presen-
ted the National Honor Society pins
to those who are members in the
Senior (Class. The group totaled
twelve students from the Lehman
Building. This is the largest number
that have graduated from one class
Lake-Lehman
High School
By
MARY ANN LASKOWSKI
in many years. Congratulations to |
these twelve students.
VACATION
All the students enjoyed a four
day weekend. School was closed
May 29 and 30 for Memorial Day
Weekend. The break gave the stud-
ents a chance to rest up before the
hardest part of the year comes.
EXAMS
As the Seniors’ year draws to an
end there is one last effort made
in studying. Along with all the fun
come those ever dreaded exams. The |
Seniors take these tests on June |
Algebra
Biology
Chemistry
Civies
Economics
English
French
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WYOMING SEMINARY
SUMMER SCHOOL
June 19 — August 4, 1961 :
Registration Day, Monday, June 19
Courses taught by regular Seminary teachers
COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Developmental Reading
(To improve speed and comprehension)
Business English
Typewriting
Registration for Fall Enrollment in Secretarial
Courses now being accepted
Piano
= All Classes between 8 am. and 1:10 p.m.
Monday. through Friday
Full Library Privileges
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General Science
Geometry
History
Latin
Physics
Spanish
Trigonometry -
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‘| to those two students who helped
5 and 6. They are hoping that after
I all these days off for fun that they
still remember what will be nec-
essary to pass those tests. Good luck
Seniors!
“SCOTTIE” HERALD
The last edition of the school
newspaper ‘The, Scottie Herald”
was distributed on Wednesday. This
last edition was published without
the help of the senior staff mem-
bers.
AWARDS
At tH Lehman Class Night the
following seniors received awards;
The Future Homemaker of America
award went to Cindy Disque. The
Charles H. Long Award for a Fut-
ure Farmer went to John Klemenes.
The DeKalb Award also went to an
F. F. A. boy, Joe Rodginski
i Dean Long and JoAnn Price re-
| ceived the Danforth Award. Dean
| Long along with Helen Sidler also
| received the American [Legion
| Award. The Lettermen’s Club chose
the Athlete of the Year, who was
Ben Rusiloski. The March of Dimes
Association presented two awards
| the in the campaign fo the school.
| The two girls were Helen Sidler
| and Sharon Coombs. We extend our
| best wishes to all those who re-
| celved these awards. They certainly
| deserved them.
. BAND TRIP
The word around the band is
| “New York, Shere we come’. This
|
THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1961
Saturday, June 3, is the long
awaited and planned day that our
band will make the trip to Sher-
burne, New York. We will be leav-
ing at 5:30 a.m.
Four teachers, John Miliauskas,
Mrs. James Worth and Mr. and Mrs.
John Sidler, along with some par-
ents will be acting as chaperons.
It has been announced that there
are a few extra seats on the busses.
If you would make a contribution
to the band, and contact either Carl
Swanson or John Miliauskas, you
may be able to go with the band.
These seats are on a first come
first served basis.
Everyone hopes that this band
will return with an award. Do your
best!
BASEBALL TEAM
As the season ended our baseball
team came up with second place.
During the past weeks the team beat
Nanticoke by a score of 3 to 1. They
also beat Westmoreland by a score
of 9 to 1. The game to be played
with Northwest because it had been
called off was also considered a win
since the Northwest squad forfeited.
These wins enabled the team to
have second place. Good work team.
CLASS, NIGHT
The Seniors at the Lake Building
will have their class night tomorrow
evening, June 2, at 8:00 p. m. To en-
joy the history, class wills and class
prophecy of this class of ’61 be sure
you are there.
WESTMORELAND
High School News
The Samuels Twins,
Karen and Sharon
| CLASS DAY
| Friday is Class Day for the sen-
| ors. Everyone is excited over the
| coming event and the usual fun
| and entertainment that is expected
| on this occasion. The seniors have
been feverishly working to com-
their classmates. Skits and various
programs. of entertainment are be-
ing rehearsed.
‘We all look forward to this
| important day. The entire high
school will attend and parents and
| relatives are invited. The program
{ will start at 1:00 p.m. in the high
{'school auditorium.
| MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
The Westmoreland Band and Key
| Club units joined with other local
| organizations of the Back Mountain
| in a parade on Tuesday, observing
| Memorial Day traditions. A large
| crowd of residents turned out to
watch the parade, which started at
| the American Legion Home and
Lended “withosservicess atthe «Honor
| Roll in Dallas and at Woodlawn
| Cemetery.
SMALL VACATION
Students enjoyed a long weekend
| vacation with schools closed last
| Monday and Tuesday for Memorial
| Day, which was observed on Tues-
| ray. This is the final vacation for
|
Wilkes-Barre
BUSINESS COLLEGE
plete the Wills and Prophecies for ’
all of us before school closes June
15.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Many post graduates of West-
moreland are returning home from
colleges for their summer vacations.
Soon we will see all of them enjoy-
ing the freedom from classes and
study. Some will just lazily sit in
the sun; others will take summer
jobs or help with the yard at home.
At any rate we hope they enjoy the
summer vacation.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Congratulations to Roy Hall, a
senior, for the -honor of receiving
the Eagle Scout award. Nice work,
Roy.
Keyette News
Keyettes marched at Phillipsburg,
New Jersey, May 27. Many groups
from the Mummer’s Parade in Phila-
delphia were also present.
An invitation has also been re-
ceived for a parade in Berwick in
considered:
Due to the loss of some of the
seniors - who are going away or
working, it is mecessery for us to
recruit some girls from the Junior
High marching team.
Keyettes have also been asked to
usher for the Kiwanis Minstrel on
June 2 and 3. They are also helping
to paint the scenery.
| Monday after a make-up game with
the last week of June. Tit is being
had a good time at the district
meets and at the J. C. Tournament.
The baseball season ended on
Lake-Lehman. Out of ten games
our boys won four.
Gift to Miss Jenkins
Friday, May 26th, Miss Jenkins,
our girls physical education instruc-
tor, was presented a gift symbolic
of "the appreciation and esteem
expressed by Sophomore, Junior
and Senior girls for the time she
liberally gave in order to make our
May Day a success. The gift, a wine-
colored decanter, was greatly appre-
ciated by Miss Jenkins because of
her own collection of odd glassware
and Dresden dolls.
Again we want to say—Thank
you, Miss Jenkins!
Graduating Orchestra
Members Give Cymbals
Eighth grade graduating students
of Gate of Heaven School Orchestra
selected a pair of ziljian cymbals as
their gift, purchased with part of the
proceeds of the recent concert. Last
year, graduating students selected a
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president; Monica “Haradem, treas-
urer; Ann Marie Goble, secretary;
of fifty-two pieces is one of the larg- | Peggy Petruski, librarian; Richard
est grade school units in the Scran- | Lutinski, activities chairman. 3
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ector is Leo Jacobs of Shavertown.
Officers are: JoAnn Ruckno,
Most youngsters think there are’
only three seasons in the year .
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Chorus
Sophomore and junior girls who
sang in the Chorus Concert have |
been given the privilege of singing |
for Commencement exercises on
June 12. They have been practicing |
diligently for this coming event.
Graduation
Seniors will begin practicing for |
next. |
Pavilion. |
Monday |
Commencement exercises
week, at Irem Temple
Commencement is on
night, June 12.
Name Cards And Announcements
Sure signs of graduation have |
arrived for the seniors. They are |
their mame cards and their an- |
nouncements for graduation.
Everyone is busy’ exchanging |
cards and addressing envelopes for |
relatives and friends.
Track And Baseball
The track season is over and all
the equipment has been turned in.
A fair season has been the result of
the boys’ hard training. Out of three
meets the boys won none, but they
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