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| Four students from the Back
| Mountain will join this year’s fresh-
man class at Pennsylvania State
University’s Wilkes-Barre Center,
669 North Washington Street. Claude
| A. Sorber, Noxen, R- D. 1, a grad-
| uate of Lake-Lehman High School,
will study in the Surveying Tech-
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Powell Terrace Drive, Shavertown;
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Technology. William J. Fielding, Box
178, Shavertown, R. D. 5, a grad-
uate of Lake-Lehman High School,
will major in Surveying Technol-
ogy, and Dale P .Culver, Carverton
Road, Wyoming, R. D. 3, will take
Drafting and Design Technology. He
ig a graduate of Westmoreland High
School. All men will study for two
academic years to earn an Assoc-
iate Degree in Engineering.
Returning for a second year are
Thomas G. Baer, Harvey's Lake,
R. D. 1, and William E. MacMillan,
Noxen, R. D. 1. Both men success-
fully completed their first year at
Penn State Center in the Surveying
Technology curriculum and next
{month will begin their final year.
| Also ready to begin is secend year
| at Penn State Center is James T.
Reese, 138 Meadowcrest, Trucks-
| ville, who is taking Drafting and De-
| sign Technology.
Penn State University’s Wilkes-
number of Back Mountain students
| during its: many years’ existance.
| Among those who have achieved
I success in their chosen fields are:
Edward J. Girvan, Lakeside Drive,
| Dallas, who is employed as a drafts-
man by International Business Mach-
ines, Endicott, New York, and Wil-
bur E. Hoyt, Trucksville, R. D. 1,
who is a draftsman for Kearfott
Corporation, Little Falls, New Jer-
sey.
Thomas V. Duddy, Meadowecrest,
Trucksville, is an engineering assis-
tant with American Car and Foundry
Industries, Inc., Data Reduction Re-
search Laboratory in Berwick, and
eer on Computor Development for
IBM, Kingston, N. Y.
Albert Dymond, Dallas, R. D. 4,
Montrose. He is a laboratory tech-
nician ‘whose duties involve testing
electrical aviation equipment. Frank
is in the Radar Division of the
United States Air Force.
Penn State University's Wilkes-
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27 Machel Ave., Dallas
Phone OR 4-4921
Number Of Back Mountain Students
At Penn State Center, Wilkes-Barre
| Barre Center has graduated a large
Thomas Stash, Overbrook Road, Dal- |
las, works as a Development Engin- |
is with Bendix Corporation, South |
| A. Finber, also of Dallas, R, D4}
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THE
Barre Center is cooperating in the
national demand for qualified téch-
nicians. It offers Associate Degrees |
‘n Engineering which take two
academic years of work and a sum-
mer session at the University Park
campus to obtain. Under this cur-
riculum a student specializes in}
one of the three program courses
offered.
Drafting and Design Technology
trains young men and women for
employment jin machine design, tool
and die design or structural lay-
out.
Electrical Technology prepares
graduates for technological assign-
ments with electrical utilities, man- |
vfacturers of electrical and © elec- |
and electrical
tronic equipment,
maintenance and instrument depart-
ments of various industrial corners.
The Wilkes-Barre Center also of-
fers the only Surveying Technology
program leading to an engineering
States. Surveying Technology pro-
vides a knowledge of the elements
of surveying as applied to construc-
tion, land topographic, geogetic, city |
and photogrammetric surveys. |
The Wilkes-Barre Center has ex- |
isted in continuous operation since |
1916. Thousands of students have!
acquired important training and
knowledge in engineering technol-
ogy. The Center has been located |
* With RCA In Ohio |
RICHARD RUDY
Richard Rudy, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Richard M. Rudy, Shagbark |
Drive, Shavertown, started on the!
Cambridge, Ohio, as a test design |
| engineer working on military com- |
munications systems. |
Rich is a 1958 graduate of West- |
moreland. This June he graduated
from Indiana Technical College, Fort |
Wayne, Indiana, completing . his |
course of studies for the degree of |
| Bachelor of Science in electronic,
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DALLAS POST. THURSDA®, AUGUST 24, 1961
{ minutes during ten weeks of in-
| struction, There will be Fall, Winter, |
degree in the entire Eastern United |
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SECTION A — PAGE 7
Gate Of Heaven Parochial School
Anticipates Enrollment of 825
Gate of Heaven Parochial School, | the cafeteria, serving the hot noon
which had an enrollment of 791 lunch. :
last year, is anticipating a 1961-| Gate of Heaven draws pupils from
1962 school population of at least { a widely scattered area in the Back
825 children from first to eighth { Mountain, including Sweet Valley
grades. Harveys Lake, Lake Silkworth, Pikes
The sixteen bright classrooms | Creek, and Carverton, as well as
at theGuthrie School Building, 669 jand Spring Terms.
North Vashington Street, since 1951, The Fall Term will begin Sept-
when gpanding enrollments neces-| ember 18, for Freshman Orientation
sitateda move to larger quarters. | and Registration Classes will begin
The Jenter operates an- extensive on Monday, September 25. Fresh-
evening school program called Con- | 720 class of over 100 students is ex-
tinuing Education which offers a |Pected.
variety of non-credit and credit |
coursesincluding real estate, man- | Geisinger Changes Name
agemern training, advertising, corp- | g rion
As It Adds Facilities
oration finance, algebra, and pub- |
lic speking. These courses are de- | : Ni
It is no longer Geisinger Memor-
obtainig additional know-how in |ial Hospital in Danville. It is Geis- | will be used to capacity. from the more populous centers of
their secific School will start the day after | Dallas, Shavertown and Trucksville.
which ‘ad them to solid advance- | terms long overdue, as Geisinger ) Tm + vv mr
ene | has been functioning in that capa- | cluding cafeteria service. Buses | Needed Rainfall Monday
{ will travel over the regular routes. |
is going on the four-term system. |a steadily increasing reputation. | On Friday, September 8, on the| Rain fell on Monday and Wednes-
The Whkes-Barre Center ‘also. will | Education. and | day of the Feast of Nativity of the|day, relieving drought that
| | Blessed Virgin Mary, God’s blessing | preventing ripening of green toma-
term sytem, but has not yet sched- | ‘A how five-story wing is pres- | OB the school year will be asked | toes, and beginning to scorch the
uled thi University’s summer-term |
phase n ds term system class | gitional operating. rooms and tacil- | Will attend.
periods will run for seventy-five ities are being added. 1 ers |
{ teaching staff of Sisters of Mercy, | go and make you look forward to
land mothers volunteer to help in !the trip.
signed io aid men and women in |
jobs and positions | inger Medical Center, a change in
{ Labor Day, with a full session, in- |
This rear Penn State University { city for the past fifteen years, with |
i research will bel was
schedule classes according to the | stepped up-
| ently under construction, and ad-|?2f 2 special Mass which all pupils | grass.
| Four lay teachers supplement the | ‘A diplomat can tell you where to
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