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Lake - Lehman Lettermen’s As-
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them a picture was taken of the
recipients.
One of the aims of a club is to
create interest in all sports. The
club is planning a trip to the State
basketball championship game and
State wrestling tournament. Mem-
bers can attend either event accord-
ing to their special interest.
F.T.A. HEARS PANEL
Thursday evening Lehman Chap-
ing and discussion with five stu-
dent teachers from College Miser-
cordia. Miss Dolores- Nardone,
served as moderator of the panel;
aiding her were Miss Marion Burke,
Donough, home economics, Miss Pat
Ungemach, music education, Miss
Eileen Lawrence, science education.
and education as a career.
F.T.A. ATTENDS PLAY
Again this year, the members of
F.T.A. at Lake Building attended a
performance of a Shakespearian play
at King’s College. Thirteen students
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- ASST. ED. Lehman, Linda Gosart
ASST. ED. Lake, Jane Del Kanic |
| Linda Swelgin, Ellen Harris, Gloria
| of the senior chorus will be “There
Mary Ann Laskowski
along with Miss Jessica Thomas, saw
“Romeo and Juliet” brilliantly per-
formed by the King's players.
To insure maximum appreciation,
the club before attending the pro-
duction, spent their meeting read-
ing and discussing the play.
Of special interest to the stu-
dents was the appearance of Frank
Bebey, an alumnus of Lake-Lehman,
who had a major role in the play.
MR. DAVENPORT
ASSEMBLY SPEAKER
At Lake Building Assembly, Mr.
Samuel Davenport, Lehman English
teacher, presented a commentary on
the colorful slides which he took in
Europe and Asia.
CHORAL CONCERT TOMORROW
Tomorrow night at 8, in Lehman
Gymnasium, combined choral groups
of Lake-Lehman schools will pre-
sent ‘their annual concert directed
by Mr. Bernard Gerrity.
Junior Chorus will sing numbers
arranged by Fred Waring. Linda
McCarty and Ellen Harris are pian-
ists. ;
Senior Chorus will present num-
bers from ‘‘Student Prince,” “Desert
Song” and ‘Fanny’. Marsha Thomas,
Long, Larry Carpenter, and Mary
Ann Laskowski will serve as pian-
ists. : '
One special number by the boys
of Dallas Junior High School that
will participate in the Seventy-
Third annual “Cynonfardd” Eistedd-
fod at Dr. Edwards Memorial Con-
| No Like a Dame”. Bob An- | gregational Church, Edwardsville, on
{dréws will accompany. I Sst .od aft :
Miss Estelle O'Donnell, Lehman jo pO oTRoon
commercial teacher, is ill. Miss Nar-
{M. C ind its competiti
done is teaching full time in Miss | gmp Sngass Deore
The Chorus is directed by Alfred | Wimmer,
et’ two-part S.A., by Raymond
Scott.
First Row, Left to right: Sally
Otto, Patty Sickler, Nadine Kud-
erka, Eva Kozemchak, Peggy Rood,
Susan Davis, Barbara Brown, Linda
Ann Barnes.
es In Eisteddfod Saturday Afternoon
my
This is the special Girls’ Chorus | number will sing “The Toy Trump- | Jo-Ann Tucker, Linda Parsons, Sus-
an Dingle, Patsy Block, Marjorie
Glahn, Joan Ziegler, Alice Reese,
Linda Davies, - Director Alfred M.
Camp.
| Third Row: Bonnie Brobst, Jo-Ann
Norrie, Eleanor = Jones, Barbara
Hauck, Patricia Martin, Linda Ni-
col, Ida Gillespie, Judy Bergstras-
ser, Rosemary Zekas, Peggy Reese,
Amy Hetrick ,Colleen Conaghan,
Joyce Hughes, Patricia Bauman,
Laurie Jenkins, Sharon Phillips, and
Jean Fleming.
Absent when, picture was taken:
i Pat Peiffer, Janice Hanna, Ann
Woolbert.
photo by Kozemchak
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DALLAS
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The 9-1, 9-2, 9-3, Girls’ Basket-
ball Team was victorious over 9-7, |
9-8, and 9-9 in an Assembly game.
The game ended 33 to 20. High
scorer for the winners was Jo-Ann
Tucker with 20 points. There were
two high scorers for the losers,
Judy Welch and Judy Rather, both
with 8 points. In preliminary
ganie the champions defeated 20 to
10 sections 9-4, 9-5, and 9-6.
Girls participating were; 9-1, 9-2,
9-3 — Forwards: Susan Dingle
(captain) Jo-Ann Tucker, Sharon
Phillips, Linda Casterline, Jean
Fleming, Linda Dymond, Linda
Davies, and Rosemary Zekas.
Guards: Cynthia Galletly, Ann
Woolbert, Sharyn Getzman, Judy
Bergstrasser, Diane Pickett,” Patsy
Block, Jo-Ann Norrie, Carol Hudak.
914, 9-5, 9-6 — Forwards; Betsy
Hopkins (captain) Helen Yagoski,
Sharon Bedford, Patsy Demmick,
Jacqueline Groover, Donna Gordan,
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| Sharon Evans. Guards: Mary-Ann
| Dudaskic, Diane Pattison, Tyrell,
| Ellen Bidwell, Joan Meyers, Judy
| Novitsky.
| 9-7, 9-8, 9-9 — Forwards; Susan
| Smith (captain), Pam Hunter, Judy
| Welch, Judy Rather, Anne Marie
| Parsons, Kay Harvey, Alice Parsons.
Guards: Carol Schweitzer, Erma
| Sutton, Jessie Dixon, Avinell Evans,
| Lonnie Joswiak.
Referees were Mr, John Cathrall
| and Mr. John Brominski. Girls
| were coached by their Gym Teacher
| Mrs. Ruddy.
viiceenn ...,DRAMATICS CLUB.
| Dramatics Club directed by Miss
| Richards is busy. rehearsing for,
| “The Trouble With Mothers.”
| Try-outs were held and members
| ‘of the cast are: Nancy Gensel, Sally
| Otto, Jeri Jordan, Joyce Hughes,
| Mary: Louise Daily, Susan Banks,
Linda Daubert, Ann Barnes, Pat
Martin, Reba Heibel, Donna Gordon,
and Judy Chermin. The Stage
{ Manager is Linda Farrar.
Ruth Smith, Eleanor Faltyn, &nd
Gerald Richards With
USS Willis On Cruise
Gerald H. Richards, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Richards, Jack-
son Street, is serving on the USS
John Willis, which participated in
the Project Mercury space shot |
when the monkey Enos made his |
globe-circling orbit of “the earth.
Dallas
High
SALLY
Dallas Hosts Race Car Driver
We were privileged to have as
our speaker in assembly last week,
| Robert Veith, internationally fam-
ous race car driver and one of the
top ten drivers in' the United
States, In 1956 he was elected
“Rookie of the Year”, a very fine
honor in race car circles.
“No matter where you are driv-
ing”, said Mr. Veith “whether on the
race track or out on the road,
safety and courtesy should pre-
vail.”
He showed color films of this
year’s Indianapolis 500, in which
he participated. We saw a five-car
pile up occur, but not one person
was hurt because they had tdken
all the necessary safety precautions.
Mr. Veith explained that these same
precautions should be taken by us.
We would like to thank Mr. Dol-
| bear, our Driver Training Instruc-
tor, for his very fine efforts in
having this program for our enjoy-
ment.
Apology
Sally and I would like to express
our ‘apologies to Elsbeth Gerrits
{ whose name was unintentionally
' omitted in an article in last week's
Post concerning ‘the girls who
acted as “Big Sisters” for our visit-
ing Tunkhannock young ladies.
Elementary Basketball Game
Friday, members of the 4th, 5th
District will participate in a basket-
ball game at our gymnasium, Pro-
ceeds will go toward the Key Club
Denver Fund.
Oklahoma
Last Friday Miss Guerras com-
bined English classes presented two
scenes from “Oklahoma”, Fred Kir-
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The cruise took in Bermuda
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leaves. In January, the ship started
a. two-months cruise to Norway,
taking in Portsmouth, England, for
a few days.
Gerald, a 1961 Westmoreland
graduate, was in Naval Reserves be- |
fore signing for active service in |
September,” After his Christmas |
leave, he rejoined his ship early |
in January. He is at present a fire- |
man, second class, hopes to be an
electrician eventually. 1
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and
ELFREDA HEFFT
Senior
News
MOYER
kendall played Curly and panto-
mined “Oh, What a Beautiful
Morning” and “Surrey With the
Fringe on Top”. Gloria Dolbear
played Laurey and was courted by
Curly. Curly was coached by Aunt
Ellen.
The second scene was the picnic
and basket auction where the cow-
boys and farmers bought a basket
lunch and ate with the girl who
packed it.
Students and faculty enjoyed the
fine performance.
Key Club Convention
Key Club Convention this year is
to be held in Pittsburgh on April 6,
8 and 7. Most of the newly elected
Key Club Officers will attend. We
are sure they will bring back many
new ideas,
Local Girl on Gym Team
Last week when ‘the East
and 6th grades of Dallas School |
Stroudsburg Gymnastics Team per-
| formed at our school, we had the
| privilege of seeing Joyce Sweppen.
| heiser, a former student, who
| graduated from Westmoreland in
1959. She then went to East
| Stroudsburg where she is now ma-
| joring in physical education. We
| were proud to see Joyce on the
| team.
| St. Patrick’s Day Dance
{ This coming Saturday the Senior
{ Class is sponsoring a St. Patrick’s
| Day Dance from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
| are inviting all students from the
| Senior High and their guests. Your
| student activity cards must be pre-
| sented. So bring your friends and
| wear the green and have a ball
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