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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Foreign Student Activities
Our foreign student, Miss Elsbeth
Gerrits, participated in the Boot
Black Minstrel this past week. She
spent a weekend with Dick and
Ruth Demmy at Cornell for a foot-
-ball game and dance. On November
22,1961 she will, along with the
other foreign students in the area,
tour the First National Bank of
Wilkes-Barre for a first-hand look
at the banking business.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
“Character is like the iron rod a
sculptor uses in a statue—it rein-
forces and sustains.”
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‘THE DALLAS POST, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER .21,.1961
School
Congratulations Football Team
On behalf of the entire faculty,
student body, and community, we
want to express our warmest re-
gards and congratulations to each
member of Dallas High School foot-
ball team.
Never has such magnificent team
work and school spirit been wit-
nessed by the fans. These boys went
into the Wyoming game with the
odds against them, but came through
with a smashing victory. And vict-
ory, it was. Our boys were able to
tie a team which had been unde-
feated and unscored on all season.
A team, however, needs a good coach
if it is to perform properly and that
the boys have in Mr. Brominski.
Those boys who will leave the squad
this year, are leaving with pride
in their hearts for a job well done.
Those remaining, we are confident,
will be back again next year with
the same fire and enthusiasm which
makes a winning team.
Thanksgiving Vacation
Once again, the time has come
for families to gather and thank
the Lord for the many blessings
He has bestowed upon us. In ac-
cordance with this holiday the
students and faculty have been giv-
en a vacation, November 23 and
24, Happy Thanksgiving !
Key Club Drill Team
As you know, the boys’ drill
team has been working extra
hard that it may be chosen to
go to Denver, Colorado, this
summer. That is where the Ki-
wanis International is holding
its annual meeting. So far their
Dallas Senior High
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prospects look good, and if they
are chosen, we are asking for
your help to send them.
They will be gone a week and
their expenses will have to be help-
ed a litle. So please give them your
support - They've earned it!
Girls Basketball
Last week we wrote about the
boys sarting practice. This week
we wil give the same amount of
space fo the girls, The season does-
o't stat for the girls until January,
but aleady they are playing bask-
etball ames in gym classes and all
candidites have been given their
physi¢el examinations.
The team is coached by Miss
Jenkirs, physical education teacher,
assistld by Miss Hill, school nurse.
Student Council News
Thy Christmas Prom, sponsored by
the fudent Council and earned by
the gudents of Dallas Senior High
Schol because of their fine job
sellirg magazines, will- be held on
Decenber 21, in the Junior High
Schol Gymnasium. Bob Baird's
Orckstra- will play. The decorating
comiittee consists of Mary Bennett,
Dan: Jones, Nancy Seiber, Sally
Moyr, Ralph Belles and Gary Cave.
Thanksgiving Dance
Tis year’s annual Thanksgiving
Dare was only a record hop due
to he big Christmas Prom in Dec-
emer. The dance sponsored by the
Juiors, was held in the c afet-
eri from 8 to 11. Everyone had a
god time dancing to the music
fre records. ‘Although it was not
facy, it was fun!
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
Editor: Sharon Phillips
Sports Editor: Jim Haines
Staff Members: Joyce Hughes
Howard Weiner
ASSEMBLY
The ‘assembly on Wednesday
proved to be of interest to every-
one. We saw the Junior High
School Drill Team put on a fine
performance under the capable lead-
ership of Beverly Eck and Marsha |
Sowden. Many of the students had
never had the opportunity to see
their drill team in action although
it has paraded in many cities in
Pennsylvania and New York and
just recently on November 12, in
the Armed Forces Parade in Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. McCutcheon, at this as-
sembly, complimented the girls on
their marching and listed some of
the requirements for girls inter-
ested in joining this team next year.
The opening exercises were led
by Fred Gosart.
SPORTS
At least we were consistent this
year, we lost all of our football
games! Northwest 20 to 2; Tunk-
hannock 19 to 13 and Lake Leh-
man 7 to 6. However we hope to do
better in basketball season.
The boys who scored touchdowns
this year were Fred Gosart scor-
ing twice in Tunkhannock and Ed-
ward Muncie scoring one in Lake-
Lehman. Also we had Steve Far-
rar, the center, scoring a safety in
| Northwest.
The boys who were probably most
outstanding were: guards Chad Higgs
and Sumner Bachman; tackle, Zeb
Redmond; backfield Ed Muncie. The
other boys who played very well
in all games were Dan Smith, Fred
Gosart, Doug LaBarr and linebacks
Walter Prokopchak, Randy Jones,
and Jim Haines. On offense Jones,
Gosart, Muncie, Shelley, and La-
Barr were halfbacks; Haines and
Prokopchak were Fullbacks; Ed
Baker, and James Steinhauer were
Quarterbacks; and Ends were Ed
Dorrance, Reese Finn, Bill Baker,
and Tom Finn. .
Unfortunately we had accidents.
Our deepest regret - goes to Bob
Anderson who tore a ligament in
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hi knee before the season had
opned. Gene Shelley and Walter
Pokopchak were also out with brok-
e1 bones.
STUDENT COUNCIL
The second meeting of ‘the Stud-
eit Counal was attended by . the
rpresentdives and the alternate
rpresentaives. Films on council
ativity vere shown.
‘Refreshnents were served. Plans
were male for the Thanksgiving
Dance. Cmmittees were appointed
for this ear by the President Jean
Fleming. Arrangements were made
for the first assembly program
sponsore’ by the Council.
STUIEENT COUNCIL DANCE
The Sudent Council held a record
hop in fie Junior High School Gym
on Tuesay, November 21, 1961 from
7 pm. 0 10 p.m. The chaperones:
were M. Price, Mr. Kozik, and Mrs.
Moore. The boys who attend our
dances must wear suit coats and
ties. Tle girls must wear casual
dresses or skirts and sweaters. The
dances are limited to students of
the Ddlas Junior High School. I'm
happy to report the dance was a
big success.
HOME ROOM NEWS
Mr, Baran’s 9th grade history
room is flying a new flag, replating
the outdated forty-eight star flag.
This flag was presented to Mr. Bar-
an through the patriotic spirit of
Barry Weiss, a member of home-
room 7.
WORTH THINKING ABOUT
We cannot tell the precise mom-
ent when friendship is formed. As
in filling a vessel drop by drop,
there is at last a drop which makes
it run over; so in a series of kind-
nesses there is at last one which |
makes the heart run over.
Schall At Great Lakes
GREAT LAKES, Ill. ~ (FHTNC) — —
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Stanley R. Schall, Harveys Lake,
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Great Lakes, Ill.
The nine-week basic course in-
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Retired Teachers
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Retired Teachers of Luzerne.
County will have a luncheon at the
Sterling Hotel December 2 at 1 p.m.
Representative Frank Cross of the
Fifth District will speak on the’
mine subsidence bill which he oris
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dealing with education. ‘
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