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DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
STUDENT COUNCIL TRIP
Student Council is raising money
to go on its annual trip to visit the
| state Capitol, Harrisburg. To pay
| for some of the expenses the boys
are holding a car wash on [Saturday
from 9:30 to 4:30 p. m. at Phil
Walter's Gas Station in Shavertown.
The price will be $1.25 and the boys
| hope to have a big turnout.
The girls, not to be outdone by
| the boys, are holding a bake sale,
| 4:30 to 8:30 p. m., Friday, May 4,
and, starting at 10 Saturday, May 5.
L&E be held at Shavertown Acme.
= EASTER BASKETS
{
Another Student Council commit-
tee headed by Janet Kelly, is busy
preparing Easter Baskets to give to
the children in the Pediatrics Wards
at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
ESSAY CONTEST
Students who entered the essay
contest on “Why I'd Rather Be Dead
Than Red,” arise! The winners have
been chosen and will be announced
on Wednesday, April 18, during As-
sembly period. Good luck to all of
yOu.
Junior High Council
Car-wash Saturday
Dallas Jumior High School Stud-
ent Council will stage a car-wash
Saturday at Phil Walter's Service
Station, starting at 9 a.m. Money
realized from the all-day car-wash
will go toward a spring trip to Har-
risburg.
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LUZERNE
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High
SALLY
COMING EVENTS
The calendar of event for April
and May follows:
Easter Vacation
mined)
April 28 — Athletic Banquet—=6:30.
May 4 — Choral Concert — 8.
May 5 — Kiwanis Pancake Festival
— 10 am. to 6 p.m.
May 11—Junior Prom—9.
May 25 — May Day and School
Exhibit.
‘We urge you to mark these dates
on your calendar and attend, as
many as possible.
DISTRICT CHORUS
April 12, 13, and 14 are the dates
of District Chorus at Canton. - The
four girls participating from our
school are Betty Jean Davis Elsa
Orchard, Peggy Hall, and Sally
Moyer. They reported for practice
at 10 am. today. Tomorrow they
give a concert for the school and
then attend a dance. Saturday
night, at 8 you are all invited to at-
tend the big concert at the Canton
Senior High School auditorium.
‘While the girls are there they will
try out separately for State Chorus.
TYPING CONTESTS
We are very happy to anounce
that some of our Senior Commercial
students have been the recipients of
awards for their typing efficiency.
Those from Mr. Hontz's class are
Karen Rome, Betty Cyphers, and
Betsy Turner; Janice Thompson
from Miss Engler’s; and Larry Piatt
and James Williams from Mr. Kirk's.
Of those mentioned James Williams
has been selected to represent our
school at the regionals of the 3rd
Annual Facit Accuracy Contest in
(date not deter-
Typing. He was selected because
he typed 65 errorle words. per
minute for 10 minutes “rom the
310,000 who participated, Jim was
chosen as one of the 500 top typists
in the nation. The winner of the
regionals will go on to the nationals
with the top 10 typists competing
for a trip to Sweden. A golden op-
portunity for those with drive. In
addition to the honor, Jim received
a medal as class champion. Con-
grdtulations Jim and all the rest
who received recognition for their
efforts! /
JUNIOR PLAY
After weeks of practice and eager
CSET CE RITE
ANNOUNCEMENT
CHANGE OF NAME
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Rev. and Mrs. Roland C.
Updyke announce the change
in name of their shop from
the Meadow View Shop to
the Mieac View Christian
CITC EI ETE,
a lovely line
Sires EIU EI
They
of mnapkin@ Bibles, books,
Plaques, pic@res and many
items too n rous to men-
tion. They have items suit-
able as Easter gifts etc.
They have honey, maple
syrup and sugar, grape juice
and Jelly, etc.
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Senior
News
MOYER
anticipation the day has finally. ar-
rived. Tomorrow evening the Junior
Class will present its play, “The
Very Opposite Sex”, under the
directership of Mr, Chester Molley
assisted by student director Susan
Larish,
‘We hope to see many of you out
supporting the Junior Class. They
have put a lot of hard work and
time into it. We are sure you will
enjoy it. In addition the Band will
play before and after. See you at
the play!
ELEMENTARY BAND CONCERT
Two weeks ago when a report on
the Band Concert was written we
failed to mention how well the Ele-
mentary Band performed, It was in-
deed refreshing to see those 4th, 5th
and 6th graders playing as if they
were already in the Senior Band.
One of the highlights of their part
of the program was a quartet com-
posed of Jimmy Harris, Gretchen
Hefft, Carol Reimiller, and Ronald
DeVincentis, playing “Kentucky
Babe”. Special recognition should
also go to Mr. Lester Lewis, music
supervisor, for his hard work and
patience in organizing and present-
ing such a fine concert.’
HONOR SOCIETY INITIATION
Last Friday in assembly the
Honor Society conducted initiation
for new members. The present mem-
bers are Diane Payne, Mary Zary-
chta, Sandra Ambrose, Elsa Or-
chard, Judy Williams, Jon Butler,
Dale Mosier, and Barbara Tag.
Teaching At State
ALBERT J. CRISPELL
Albert J. Crispell, formerly of
Noxen and presently an elementary
principal in Levittown Schools, has
been named as a part-time instruct-
tor in Continuing Education at
Pennsylvania State University.
He is assigned to teach Edu-
cational Service 490 Educational
Statistics and Measurements.
Ninn, Crispell is completing his
eighth year as elementary principal
in Bristol, Township Schools.
He has also had six years of
teaching experience in Delaware and
six years teaching in Lake Township
‘Bchools.
Mr. Crispell was elected Presi-
dent of the Bucks County Elemen-
tary Principals’ Association in 1958.
He has also been named to Who's
Who in American Education.
“Always put off until tomorrow
what you shouldn't do at all.”
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TOLUBA WINS
CURRENT EVENTS QUIZ
Carol Toluba, Lehman senior aca-
demic student, won’ the Current
| Events Quiz Test sponsored by the
| “Crusader” in affiliation with Quill
land Scroll. She is president of Fu-
{ture Nurses and plans to attend
| Nesbitt Memorial Hospital School of
Nursing.
| BAND CONCERT TWO EVENINGS
| Friday and Saturday, April 13 and
| 14, are the two evenings awaited
| by many area residents. At 8, the
Junior band will begin the eve-
| ning with a variety of numbers.
Two duets have also been planned.
After junior, the senior band will
open its concert with the new Alma
Mater. Other numbers are “South
Pacific’, “The Gillette Look Sharp
March,” ‘Theme from Exodus,”
“Overture Eroica’” and two novel-
ties
Senior Band extras are trumpet
and trombone trios and a saxophone
duet.
TEAM LOSES OPENER
The baseball team lost its first
game to Meyers 4 to 2. The next
game will be played on Monday at
Nanticoke.
The team made a few costly mis-
takes which coach Rash has tried to
correct. If all goes as planned, the
team should come through with a
victory.
ATTEND ROTARY DINNER
Marie Hardisky and Stephen
LAKE-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
By EDITOR
ASST. ED. Lehman, Linda Gosart
ASST. ED, Lake, Jane Del Kanie
Mary Ann Laskowski
Arendt, both academic seniors, were
Boy and Girl of the Month at Dal-
las Rotary Club meeting April 5, at
Irem Temple Country Club.
April is Teaching’ Career Month.
Many FTA members have visited
Wilkes College and Bloomsburg
State College, On Saturday they
plan to tour Misericordia with the
student teachers who taught at
Lake Lehman as their guides.
As further help to these students
who are exploring the field of teach-
ing, teachers are permitting them to
teach an actual class. Senior mem-
bers are doing extended teaching in
thei r chosen field, permitting them
to teach a class in the same subject
a maximum of three days. Juniors
are teaching classes in their chosen
field for one period, and sophomores
are continuing to be teachers aids.
Offered Admission To
Lehigh University
Henry H. Edwards Jr., Claude
Street, candidate for admission to
Lehigh - University, was among men
entertained at the University on
Saturday. A freshman class of 725
will enter in the fall.
The meeting and luncheon were
attended by 305 secondary school
seniors. Class of 1966 is being
selected from 2500 applicants from
thirty-one states, District of Colum-
bia, and ten foreign countries.
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