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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Parochial First Grade
Gate of Heaven will hold regis-
tration for children who will enter
first grade in September, and for
new students, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, 9 to 11 am, and 1 |
to 3 p.m,
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head College Misericordia’s annual
| Theatre 3 Membership Drive. As
‘members of the executive commit-
tee,
M. Celestine,
Theatre 3
Will Open
General chairman Robert W. Laux
| announced that the new program
they will serve with Sister |of presentations has been sent to |Company will be presented.
R.S.M., president of | patrons of Theatre 3's last three
College Misericordia, and Mrs. Claire | series. He stressed Misericordia’s
Hart Cummings. Robert Laux is
vice chairman; Joseph Fenstemacher,
director of development.
| cultural
general chairman; Mrs. Cummings, | Theatre 3 each year. Mr. Laux then | The National Players’
{explained that the new series will
| present artists whose expression be the special attraction given as|the Francis Scott Key Hotel for
objective in
With Mantovani
Dallas residents Robert” W. Laux left to right are Robert W. Laux, |ional favorite of the popular con-
and Joseph W. Fenstemacher will | Joseph W. Fenstemacher, and Sis- | cert stage Mantovani and his orch-
|ter M. Celestine.
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| estra. The Robert Shaw Chorale
| will appear on January 18, 1963.
| On February 27, the American Dance
Sister M. Celestine described the
| new feature which Misericordia has
production
I of Moliere’s “School for Wives” will
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1962
Seniors Are In Washington
Today, Thursday, we seniors are
in Washington on our annual class
trip.
Yesterday, we left school at 6:30
in the morning. We stopped for
breakfast at the Dutch Pantry. In
Harrisburg our class visited in the
{ Educational Building, the Rotunda,
[the Chambers of the General As-
| sembly, the Governors Reception
{Room and the museum. Lunch was
| eaten at the Plantation Room of
| the Penn Harris Hotel. Following
| this, we visited Gettysburg Battle
|Field. A rest stop was made at |
| Frederick, Maryland and then on |
| 2 . %
| to Washington. After registering at
| Hotel Burlington, dinner was served.
| Last evening our group visited Glen |
| Echo Amusement Park.
| Today has been an extremely busy
| day. After an early breakfast, the |
first stop was the Bureau of Print- |
ing and Engraving. At the U.S. |
:| Capitol the class picture was tak- |
en, Before lunch the White House
and FBI Building were toured. We
concluded the day by visiting the
Legislations and Embassies, Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, Mount Vern-
on, and The National Airport. To-
night, following dinner,
ment, Smithonian Institute, and then
| have lunch at the ‘hotel. After
sponsoring | arranged for its Theatre 3 patrons. ! checking out, “we will visit the |
| Franciscan Monastery and the Zoo.
| On our way home we will stop at
The picture was taken at the | concentrates upon facets of Americ- | an addition to the Theatre 3 aud- dinner in Frederick, Maryland, There
recent meeting held by the com- an culture The first presentation |ience in April
/ mittee at College Misericordia. From | will be on October 3, the internat-
| First specific Mother’s Day in the
i United States was not a popular
success, Miss Towles Sasseen, a
Henderson, Kentucky schoolteacher,
began holding annual exercises to
honor mothers in 1887. The idea
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The special event is the Junior
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John Wardell. The Prom will be
held at Irem Temple Country Club
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| with music by Bobby Baird and his
‘orchestra. The highlight of the
| evening will be the crowning of the
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News
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| ful evening of romance and star
| light.
| Field Day
On May 25, the students of Dallas
High School will present a Field
Day for the pubic. This Field Day
will replace the annual May Day.
Field Day will consist of field events
and races by the students. Win-
ners’ ribbons for first, second, and
third places will be awarded for
each event. Miss Jenkins and Mr.
Brobst are in charge of the pro-
gram.
will-be a rest stop at the Dutch
Pantry.
| The class should arrive home
| between 10:30 and 11:30.
May Day
i Williams is Princess for May Day at
the Lake Building.
At the Lehman Building, the
Queen was chosen from these six:
Lorelie Briggs, Marie Hardisky, Mary
Ann Laskowski, Donna Lord, Stella
| Rodrequez and Fay Shaw.
Chances Being Sold
Chances on a hand-crocheted af-
{| ghan are being sold. It will be
| awarded at the Lake-Lehman Band
“movie night at Sandy Beach Drive-
In on June 8. This will benefit the
| Fred Hennebaul Fund.
| Yearbooks Arrive
| The second volume of the com-
bined yearbook, “The Roundtable,”
arrived last Thursday. This year the
|
|
| covers are gold with black letter- |
ing. Some of the basic contents are
| pictures of the staff, faculty, sen-
AT YOUR GAS APPLIANCE D
and GAS
LAKE-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
By EDITOR
ASST. ED. Lehman, Linda Gosart
ASST. ED. Lake, Jane Del Kanic
Mary Ann Laskowski
iors, underclassmen, activities, and
social events.
Illness
Mr. John Zaleskas, English teach- |
er at Lake Building, has returned |
after his recent illness.
Get well wishes are extended to
Mr. George Stolarick, Secretary at
Lake Building, who is a patient at
the Nesbitt Hospital.
Test Battery
Even though the seniors are very
busy making plans for coming
events that will climax their high
everyone |
will take a cruise on the Potomac. |
Tomorrow, after an early break- |
fast, we will visit Washington Monu- |
Sandra Yellitz is Queen and Kay
school days, they still found time
to take the Essential High School
| Battery Test on May 1 and 2.
Reporter Retires
Here I am 17 years old and
at retirement age. It’s not real-
ly because of my age that I
am retiring, but because I am
finally a member of the senior
class, which is preparing for
graduation. Because of the rapid
pace of the end eof school activ-
ities it was decided that I should
retire,
I recall in my mind the events
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‘LORIST
PLANTS — CUT FLOWERS
5 years in this column.
In the eighth grade, when
Mr. Marchakitus appointed me
te write for the Pest, I strug-
gled along with little assistance.
But now I have two co-edit-
ors, a faculty advisor and ad-
ministration officials helping
me.
We all must be replaced
sooner for later and I am sorry
that my time has come, but
I am positive that Marilyn
Wocdling, along with Jane Del-
Kanie, will carry on the column
in fine fashion.
Mariyn is a junior. Her fine
work as News Editor for the
school newspaper has made us
aware of her capabilities, I wish
beth girls best of luck, I'm sure
they will enjoy writing the
schoel news for you as much as
I have. _
It has been my pleasure to
report our school news to you
during the past five years. But
time passes, so it is that next
week this column will appear
written by Marilyn and her as- i
sistant, Jane. x
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