4 te SR HSC i aa i a a i i i sk 3 1 : ) : : ! 1 : i DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA HIG JANE CLASS NIGHT ‘I'uesday, [Lehman High School Seniors held their Class Night, en- titled Seniorama, in Lehman audi- torium. The program, directed by Miss Marion Huttenstine and stu- dent director Donna Lord, consisted of a rather extensive class history, introduction of outstanding students and current leaders of organizations within the school. Teachers and organizations award- ed the following student honorary awards for outstanding accomplish- ments. Mr. Zaleskas, sponsor, presented Donald Anesi with the Letterman's ‘Award. Mr. Anthony Marchakitus, “principal, presented the American Legion Award to Linda Swelgin and Thomas Rogers, and the Danforth Award to Carol Drapiewski and Barry Woodling. Miss Marion Huttenstine, advisor of the journalism department, pre- sented to Mary Ann Laskowski the Journalism Award. Mr. John Sidler of the Agriculture department, the Charles Long Award to Dean Wil- Yams, and the Del alb Award to Howard Piatt. Mrs. Ruth Stolarick of the Homemaking ‘department pre- sented the Homemaking Watch) Award to Donna Crockett, and the Crisco Homemake Award to Mary unced later in the All Around — Donna d Anesi. Most Intel~ 51 Drapiewski and Bill st Popular — Donna ald Anesi; Most Ac- Mary Ann Laskow- LAKE- LEHMAN H SCHOOL MARILY WOODLING, EDITOR DELKANIC, ASSISTANT ski and Adam Bardecki; Best Dressed — Marie’ Hardiksy and Mick Castellani; Best Looking — Fay Shaw and Tom Raspen; Best Dancers Marie’ Hardisky and Adam Gardecki; Wittiest — Donna Crockett and Henry Stefanowicz; Most Likely to succeed — Carol Drapiewski, Marie Hardisky, and Adam Gardecki; Most School Spirited — Mary Ann Laskowski and Donald Anesi;Most Studious — Carol Dra- piewski and Bill Schlosser; Most Friendly — Donna Lord, Sarge Piatt, and Barry Woodling; Most Athletic Stella Rodriguez and Donald Anesi, 3 This Saturday, Lake-Lehman Band, under the direction of Mr. John Miliauskas, will once again go to Sherburne, N.Y., where they will participate in a, high school band contest. They will be competition in three special areas; concert, march- ing, and half-time show competition. We wish them all the luck in the world. FUTURE MAJORETTES Last week Mr. Miliauskas, Mrs. Stolarick, and Mr. Johnson selected Emily Minkler and Barbara Sebolka as majorettes for the band. WE WELCOME SUBSTITUTE We are very glad to welcome Mrs. Elston who is substituting for Mr. George Stolarick in the Lake office. LEHMAN HONOR SOCIETY James Adamshick, Lorelie Briggs, Diane Crumley, Carol Drapiewski, Marie Hardisky, Thomas Rogers, William ‘Schlosser, and Carol Toluba will be presented Honor Society pins before graduation in June. VALLEY : Rev.. 4% THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1962 Any Dog Can Have His Day At Giant's Big Kiddie Dog Show | Youngesters and their dogs will the cashier at the Market. There are have their days Friday afternoon no entry fees. | when Giant Markets holds a Kiddies | The show has been planned so | Dog Show on its big parking lot in that parents can bring their chil- | Luzerne between 4:30 and 5:30, in dren with their pets and have plenty conjunction with the Ken-L-Ration of time to reach home in time for Dallas High News by SALLY MOYER and ELFREDA HEFFT James M. Garraahn, Pastor | lar U.S. war bond was offered as &o Maple Grove Church, attended a prize to ‘the parishioner bringing the Methodist Conference Sunday in | | in the most people to services held Scranton. Laymen’s Sunday was ob- | during the Bible Conference days. served with George Haines deliver-| | The bond was awarded on Sunday ing the sermon. Charles Keller gave | ‘evening to Dale Edwards, son of Mr. the responsive reading and Sherman | and Mrs. Glen Edwards, R.D. No. 1 Kunkle read the scriptures. | Hunlock Creek. Dale is also a mem- Fred Carl, Toledo, Ohio, is spend- | | ber of Cub Pack 444 and attends | . two weeks as the guest of his | Ross Elementary School. Rev. George | son, Fred Carl, Jr. Catawissa and | Kramer, Philadelphia, was a guest William Winter, and son Billie, | guests of their son and family, Mr. . : Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Sweet | during the Bible Conference. Sree Valley: Helen, Dorothy, |and Mrs. Norman Dribelbis. | E Nie Ip [ | S g 1 - 0 1 0 0 scribers can call Pomeroy’s Toll Free and Valley, Sweet Valley Volunteer Auxiliary | jennie; Robert and Mary Jo Long. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Maloney | Order Merchandise. . Mr. and Mrs. George Haines en-'| toaained Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Haines, Jr., and daughter, Bonnie, Nanticoke at a cook-out Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs: Robert Stroud, Bobby and David, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. | Clifford Stroud, Annette, Linda and John, Effort; have returned to.their, homes after being called here by the | death of their father, Clifford Stroud, Sr, - ‘ David Coslett, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dvaid Coslett, Sr., North Lake, | a Junior at Bloomsburg College, is home for the summer. ‘Nancy Drapiewski, { Marywood College, arrived: Saturday for the summer. Jeanne Drapewski, | a member of the graduating class at | M College Misericordia has accepted a "position as Counselor at Camp | Onawanda. : .. Winner’ of War Bond - week at the First Christian Church of Sweet Valley, a twenty-five dol- | LADIES! Your ‘Very Own ¥ “Lady Eversharp” Beauty Razor "AND Blades $1.95 PINK BLUE OR WHITE Ly ADVERTISED IN Vogue — Glamour Mademoiselle — Seventeen EVANS DRUG STORE MAIN HWY. SHAVERTOWN OR 4-3888 "a Junior atl Su dst | will meet ‘at the Fire hall next | Thursday. The members ask resi- | dents to hold any items to be do- | nated to the Angust Auction-Rum- image sale. Collections will be made ! {if the ‘donors will call, Mrs. Cletus | Y | Holcomb, Jr.; Mrs, Sherman Kunkle; “Mrs. Ord Trambower or Mrs. Joseph | Kipp. Mr and Mrs. James Banks, their | Division of the Quaker Oats Com- | pany. There, will be prizes in the various | dinner. The three judges will be Bert Hus- ‘band, mayor of Kingston Donald See- Citizens Committee Meeting Second Citizens Committee Meet- ing was held on Tuesday evening, Mrs, James R. Bottoms and infant son, Jimmie, Plains will move into their summer residence next week. Mrs. Anna Hudak, Pikes Creek, has returned home after being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital last week. Mrs. Hudak’s grandson, Pvt. George ‘Stockage, son of . and Mrs. Charles Stockage, Pikes Creek, spent last week-end at his home, on leave from Fort Monmouth, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lamoreaux daughter, Susan ‘Anomes Lamo- reaux’s father, Corey Smith spent last weekend in Alexandria, Va., with Mrs. Lamoreau's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brace Donald Case, Pearl River, N.Y, has returned home after spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alya Case. Visitors at the Case home this week also included Mrs. Richard Jones and Mrs. William Mar- tin, Edwardsville, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bradbury, Luzerne. Mrs. Fred Witesell, Fades, has been confined to her home with pneumonia..The Witesell's son, John, | a student at Bacon University, Ba- con, Oklahoma, will arrive home June 1. Accompanying him will be his brother-in-law and sister, Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald Grabowski, and son Mark Allan, Peru, Indiana. Bess Klinetob, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Roscoe Lee, Dallas. Mrs, James Lord, Huntsville, a medical patient at Nesbitt Hospital. A sister to Mrs. Andrew Adams, she is a member of First-Christian Chureh. Items of. interest for this column | will be appreciated. Phone GR 7- 3271. Mr. and Mrs." Simon Long enter- tained at a family picnic dinner on | Memorial Day; Mr. and Mrs. Eli | Long, Jr. Muhlenburg; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Haines had | as Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Cal- vin Ryan, Riverside; Mrs. Sheldon | Haines, Sr, Lily Lake and Mrs. Curt | Lattimer, Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff and | daughter, Kathy, Baltimore, spent last week-end with Mrs. Ruff’s E miother: Mrs, Thelma Culp and her | grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J E. classes and any child can enter his bold, assistant cashier, Luzerne | May 22, at Dallas Senior High pet no matter what its breeding. National Bank, and Mrs. Richard | School auditorium, instead of the Entry blanks may be obtained now | Post, Dallas, proposed date of May 28. The or at the time of the show from change was due to conflicting son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and | Boston. schedites, The panels resumed answering questions, asked by Mr. J. Warren | Yarnal, chief psychiatric social worker at the, Children’s Service Center of Wilkes-Barre. Among the topics discussed were | smoking, religion in the student's; life, and self-discipline. In the adult group, Pastor Leslie Clouden, Mrs. Clou- den and their son, Jonathon will ac- company a group of the young people of Grace Gospel Church, Penndel, to | Hills-of<-Hope on Memorial Day. Mrs. Ethel Gelsleicter spent two days last week as the guest of her ‘nephew and son, Mr. Raymond Burk- : Mrs. hardt and Ray, Jr., Shrine View. Earl g Mr. William Wright were present. Mrs. Thomas Creasing, Mrs. | Barbara Tag, Dale Mosier, Marleen George Wesley and Mrs, Creasing | pytch. and John Dana were on the and Stanley are hostesses in the, student panel. Class Trip Cub Scout Pack 444, spent Satur- On Wednesday the Seniors will | day at the Boy Scout Camporee at |leave on their trip at 7:45 a.m. Rumages Grove. Cubs joining in the | Their destination will be Monom- fun, were Joseph Zapotoski, Randy | monock in the Poconos. They will’ Kevin Ray, Merwin Updyke, Jona- than Perkins, Alan Stroud, Dennis area. Senior spend a whole day swimming, horse- back riding, playing tennis, golf, and several inside activities. Class Day Tomorrow afternoon at one the Senior class will read its last will and testament to the Juniors, Sop- homores, and patrons of this school. For the last time the Seniors will be able to entertain the underclass- men of the assembly. The theme for Class Day will be “Launching the Class of ’62”. The setting will be both Cape Canaveral and the ‘“To- day” show on television. The clos- ing will come when the Juniors sing their song of farewell as the Seniors pass the line formed by them. Senior Banquet Next Monday the Seniors will {hold their annual banquet at | 0 Connell’s Twin Lakes. It will start at 7 and there will be entertain- ment. Owens, James Cooney, Lewis Cooney, George Haines, Jr. James Yoder, Jr., Tommy Piatt, Dale Edwards, Danny | Williams, Timmy Garrahan, Larry | Steltz, Bing Wolfe, Douglas Young. Accompaying the boys were Cub Master Burl Updyke, Den Mothers, Mrs. Burl Updyke, Mrs. Floyd Wolfe, | Mrs. Marjorie Williams and Mrs. Frank Beuka. Guests included Cub Committee Chdirman, Charles Per- | kins; John [Cooney Mrs. George Haines, Paul Karen, Joseph and | David; Alan and Duane Updyke; Kathie and Roxanne Williams; Mrs. | Priscilla Yoder, Virginia, Geralyn | and Kennth; Mrs. Howard Piatt and | Bobby; Mr. Elmer Wolfe. Troop 444 is in need of ware) Our ' 10 Months To No Money GLEN ALDEN COAL J B. POST CO. Postie Says: It’s A Home Run With Your Coal Bin Loaded! 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