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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Lake -Lehman
High School
Parent Day
At the game on Saturday with St.
Johns, parents of football players
were honored, by the Student Coun-
cil. The parents are given a token
of appreciation for giving up many
things so their sons could partici-
pate in football. The ceremony
must have given the boys life be-
cause the result was a 27-12 win
over St. Johns.
Senior Citizens
Four students were chosen from
the Senior Class to represent our
school at United States of America
Day "at Wilkes-Barre Legion Post
132, They were Carol Drapiewski
and William Schlosser from Lehman
Building and Marilyn Livezey and
Richard Mahle from Lake Building.
For attending they were given “good |
citizenship” certificates. They were
accompained by Mrs. Carl Drapiew-
ski, Mrs Carrie Rood, Calvin Strohl,
Commander of Harveys Lake Legion
Post and Mrs. Strohl.
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MARY ANN LASKOWSKI
FTA. Club at Lehman has re-
a its paper back books. These
' Pocket Books are an assorted col-
lection required to be read by jun-
| iors and seniors. The profit will
be used to send our delegates to the
State Convention.
P.S.E.S. Tests
Pennsylvania State Employment
Service Tests have been given to the
seniors. These tests are for those
students who do not know what
they will do after they graduate.
Included is a written test plus a
finger dexterity test. The results
will be used to help place students
in various. jobs.
Teacher Education
Dr. Bruce Adams will speak to
all students interested in attending
a State College. .
Dr. Adams is a representative
from Bloomsburg State College. It
will be a general talk about all State
Colleges that train teachers.
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The cast and director of the Lake | another win, this time over [Exeter
Play presented a play which was
a great success. The Lehman cast
started practice this week.
Another Win
The Junior Varsity has been suc-
cessful during this season.
18-7.
Physicals
Basketball players and wrestlers |
are getting their physicals before
actual practice starts. Soon both
Last | teams will be competing for con-
Monday night they brought home ! ference honors.
Dallas Senior High
School News
Magazine Drive
The Magazine Drive, is well under
way with another week of canvas-
ing remaining under the leadership
of Barry Slocum, assisted by Susan
Owens. We are happy to report
that we are more than half way
to reaching our goal of $1200. How-
ever, that does not mean we should
sit back and let the next fellow
work. Victory can only be reached
with each and every one working
and doing his best. So let’s get out
and really work! or buy!
Fall
The true arrival of Fall can be
seen everywhere. One cannot help
but notice the beautiful trees with
their vari-tinted leaves gracing our
countryside. Even the brisk morn-
ing air that greets us as we leave
the house chills us into noticing
the surrounding beauty. The change
from cottons to woolens also signi-
fies the coming of autumn. How-
ever, before we even have had time
to actually appreciate the handi-
craft of Mother Nature, it will be
covered by a heavy blanket of that
white stuff we so dread. So get
out and take notice of the beauty
around us if you haven't been a-
ware of it.
Chorus
Practice for those interested in
joining the Dallas Senior High
Chorus, has begun under the direc-
tion of Miss Louise Ohlman. Judy
Williams is President; Sandy Am-
brose, Vice-President, and Dana
Jones, Librarian. A «Christmas pro-
gram is being planned for presen-
tation before the Christmas vaca-
tion. Miss Ohlman has made it
known that anyone interested in
joining after Christmas may do so.
The club is scheduled to meet
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of each week.”
Dedication
Friday, October 20, Dallas Senior
High School was dedicated and the
key turned over to administrative
officials and the President of Stud-
ent Council, Dale Mosier. Music was
provided by Mr. Alfred Camp at
the organ, and by the Band under
the direction of Lester Lewis.
Keyettes
Initiation - Next week the Keyettes
will initiate all sophomores and all
Colorettes who have been accepted
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into the club. The Colorettes are
honarary members.
Cleaned School - Friday afternoon,
before the dedication, the Keyettes
got together and cleaned every
room in the school, from floors to
ceiling. This is ‘a Keyette project
to be done ome Saturday morning
each month.
Keyettes - Miss Elfriede Hefft,
one of our Keyettes, was fourth
place winner in the competition
for Junior Miss of Wyoming Val-
ley. For her talent she sang
“Tammy’’; for sportswear she mod-
eled an outfit of green plaid slacks,
green bulky-knit sweater, and ivory
colored coat lined with alpaca; for
evening wear she wore a rose col-
ored, satin cocktail dress with a
scooped neckline in front and pack.
We are very proud of our beautiful *
Elfriede, who desires to be a nurse
and a model. {
Safe Driving Road-E-O
Saturday, October 21, was the
day that four students from Dallas
went to the Shelbourne Parking
Lot in WilkesBarre to participate
in the Safe Driving Road-E-O. They
were Barbara Tag, Sally Moyer,
Barry Slocum, and Dale Mosier. The
participants were required to drive
on. a straight line between two
rows of balls without touching the
balls; drive forward and backward
in an obstacle course; back in be-
tween two cars; and stop on a
line without going over it. First
place was taken by Barry Slocum;
first place for girls was taken by
Barbara Tag.
Back Mt. P.T.A. Elects
Atty. Enoch Thomas
Back Mountain Area P.T.A. Coun-
cil held its first meeting of the
season recently at Back Mountain |
Library Annex.
Willis Gentile introduced Attorn-
ey Enoch Thomas, who was elected
President to fill the unexpired term
of Mrs. William Schuster. Other
officers introduced were: Vice Presi-
dent, Willis Gentile; Secretary, Mrs.
Frederick Eck; Treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Swanson.
Attorney Thomas made these ap-
pointments as standing chairmen:
Program, Mrs. Paul Rodda; Safety,
Willis Gentile; Legislation, John |
Kenyon; By-laws, © Mrs. Raymond
Martin, Mrs. Carleton Davies; Aud-
iting, Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mrs. Fred-
rick Eck, Mrs. Stephen Hartman;
Publicity, Mrs. Elmer Evenson.
Representing the various area
schools were: Dr. Robert Mellman,
Superintendent of Dallas Area
Schools; John Mulhurn, Principal
of Westmoreland Elementary School;
Dallas Borough: Mrs. Paul Rodda,
Mrs. Stephen Hartman; Shavertiwn
Elementary: Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs.
Enoch Thomas; Trucksville Elem-
entary: Mrs, Raymond Martin; Dal-
las Junior High School: Mrs. Carleton
Davies, Mrs. Elmer Evenson; Leh-
Lake-Noxen: Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mrs.
Fred Swanson.
The next meeting will be held |
Thursday, November 9th, 8 P.M.
at the Dallas High School.
Record Hop Successtul
Record Hop at Junior High School
was well attended. Jim Ward, disc |
jockey, gave many records away.
Entertainment was by “The Tones”
and Ginger Davies.
Chaperones were: John M. Ros-
ser, principal; teachers Fred Case,
Mrs. Guida Taylor, Mrs. Ruth Hen-
wood, Miss Ethel Schultz; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Davies, Elm-
er Evenson, Hayden Evans, Mrs.
Thomas Templin.
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