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Monday night after school the
Dallas faculty held a surprise party
in the Home Economics Room,
honoring Mrs. Kershner, who was
leaving to accompany her husband
who was transferred to Philadel-
phia.
She had been teaching Home
Economics since the beginning of
this’ year. Money donated by the
faculty was spent for a lovely um-
brella given as a going away
present.
Mrs. Louise Prothero poured tea
and coffee, which was served along
with a decorated cake and ice
cream roll.
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Among those attending were Mrs.
Walter Bronson, who is now teach-
ing in Mrs. Kershner’s place. Be-
fore Mrs. Bronson, who was the
Union County Extension Home
Economist, joined us, she lived in
Lewisburg and worked with home-
maker's groups and several 4-H
Clubs. Mrs. Bronson graduated
from Penn State with a degree in
by
GLORIA DOLBEAR
Senior
News
GROSS
Home Economics.
all kinds of crafts. She stated that
she thinks Dallas High is very nice,
students appreciate the things they
can do to make their homes more
liveable and pleasant. Incidentally,
Mrs. Bronson is almost still a new
bride since she was just married in
May!
Two wrestling matches are sched-
uled for December, December 12,
Tunkhannock, Home; December 19,
Benton, Away.
Dallas High would like to con-
gratulate some of ‘the football play-
ers on making the West Side Con-
ference All-Star Team. As an-
nounced in the Wilkes-Barre Record
and Sunday Independent, they are
Robert Letts, ~ Joseph Noon, John
Brominski, and Lawrence Piatt.
Wednesday night, November 28,
1962, the football team, coaches,
and administration were honored at
the Irem Temple Country Club at a
dinner sponsored by the Dallas Ki-
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| given them becoming the
| West Side Conference Champions.
| Also, the following Saturday night,
| the team was honored at: the an-
| nual West Side Conference Meeti ng
| the championship = trophy
to for
{| where
| was awarded to Dallas ‘Senior High
| School.
On Wednesday, November 28,
Mervin Harris, a representative of
| Pennsylvania Military College, spoke
| to those junior and ‘senior boys
| interested in attending college. On
| Friday, Miss Coll, Director of Nurs-
ing of the Hospital of the Woitans
Medical College of the Pennsyl-
vania School of Nursing, spoke to
all *girls interested in making a
career of nursing. Miss Dolores
Kotsch, Director of Nurses in Allen-
town Hospital, spoke on December
5. This also was addressed to girls
interested in nursing.
The Junior High School on
Saturday night was the scene of a
really peppy dance put on by the
Band Parent's Association. The
Starfires, who are’ a local band of
highschool boys, provided the
music. It was a great success.
On December 13, the annual eve-
ning Christmas program of the
band and chorus will be presented
to the public free of charge. Special
attractions will ‘be solos sung by
Paula Scott and Gloria Dolbear.
Also, there will’ be an organ-piano
duet by Richard Ratcliffe and
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962
Marcia Sowden. The Band will play
several selections of Christmas
music at the opening.
students, and friends are asked to
come out and support these stu-
dent groups.
The F. H. A. students are making
stuffed animals for
distribute to the hospitals in this
area. #
A week before Christmas you will
be able to hear them sing Christmas
carols as they go caroling through
the area.
Key Club — For the past week
the Key Club has been distributing
baskets to needy families. It was
mostly canned goods. They also
helped with the Jerry Lewis Mus-
cular Dystrophy Drive. They were
soliciting all week.
Hospital Patients — Two sopho-
more students are patients at Nes=
bitt Hospital. They are Michael
Bigelow and Robert Dolbear. I'm
sure they would like to have cards
from the kids.
Hurry and get well.
you,’
We all miss
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
DRILL TEAM AT ASSEMBLY
Dallas Junior High Drill Team
under the direction of Marsha Sow-
den and Beverly Eck, performed
during assembly last Wednesday.
After the performance, George Mc’
Cutcheon, who heads all of the
drill team units, gave a talk on the
importance of our drill team.
The assembly program finished
the activities of the drill team for
this year. Seventh and eighth
grade students who are interested
in belonging to the Junior High
Drill Team are asked to try out
next spring.
STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE
Student Council sponsored a
record hop last Friday at the Junior |
High Gym. Mr. Price and Mrs. Fos-
sedal were the chaperones. Music
was supplied by records. Student
Council sponsors a dance every
month. The boys are asked to
wear sport coats and ties and the
girls must wear dresses or skirts.
These dances are open to Junior
High students only.
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Christmas to
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LAKE -LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
MARILY WOODLING, EDITOR
Faculty-School
Party:
Lake-Lehman faculty and School
| Board will hold a Christmas party
lat Irem Temple Country Club,
| Thursday, December 13.
| White Christmas Program:
Mrs. Simms, former school nurse
at Lehman, will handle the White
Christmas Program for the Lehman-
Jackson Elementary School this
year. Students wishing to contri-
bute will do so under the following
names: grade one, Christmas Carol;
grade two, Santa Claus; grade three,
Christmas Candle; grade four, Sleigh
Bell; grade five, Christmas Present;
grade six, Christmas Card.
Shaver Family: }
Tragedy struck the home and
lives of the Shaver. family of Har-
vey’s Lake when ‘the home burned
to the ground last Wednesday morn-
ing at 2 A.M. killing three of the
family’s children. Warmth and gen-
erosity has been expressed from all
over Wyoming Valley. High School
and Elementary Students are con-
tributing to the Shaver- Fund
through their schools.
Report Cards Awarded:
Friday, November 30, marked the
end of the first marking period.
Students received their reports Mon-
day afterday.
Christmas Candy:
The Junior class is presently sell-
ing Christmas Candy. All funds
raised by this project will be used
for the Washington Trip which the
class will be taking in May of ‘their
Senior year. The class will be
carrying on other money-making
projects during the year for their
trip and for senior expenses,
Fined For Lake
Driving Charge
Pleading guilty to drunken driving
on old Lake Road, Lake Township,
August 18, Richard Owen Williams,
9 Lincoln Court,” Wilkes-Barre, was
fined $100 and costs Monday by
Judge Richard Bigelow.
He was arrested by Chief of Police
Edgar Hughes, after his car collided
with one owned by Raymond T. Mc-
Barry, Pittston, and indicted Octo-
ber 24.
Mercy To Meet
Mercy Hospital, Back Mountain
Branch, will meet Tuesday, 1:30,
at Regina Hall, College Miseri-
cordia. All members are asked to
bring a gift for either a man or a
woman at the Maloney Home.
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