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Next Tuesday the May Queen and
her court will appear to the Lake-
Lehman citizens at the annual May
Day celebration, This year the stu-
dents of the school have chosen
Linda Gosart as their Queen and
Sharron Farver as Maid of Honor.
Linda’s attendants are Joyce Spen-
cer, Jane DelKanic, Alana Matter,
and Marily Woodling; her court will
consist of the remaining senior girls.
The Queen and her court will be
entertained by the seventh through
eleventh grade girls.
LAKE -LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
MARILY WOODLING, EDITOR
MARY ANN KUCHEMBA
HON
traditional white floor length gown,
her Maid of Honor and attendants
in pastel floor length gowns, and her
court in pastel street length gowns.
Mrs. Reynolds, girls’ physical edu-
cation instructor, is general chair-
man of the Court and the May
dances. She is assisted by Mrs.
Marchakitus and Miss Lamoreaux.
BAND FESTIVAL
Saturday, May 18, the Lake-Leh-
man. High ‘School Band will partici-
pate in the Festival of Bands to be
held in Kingston Stadium. Bands
throughout Wyoming Valley will
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present a mile parade followed by a
Mass Band presentation under one
director. Such songs as Hey, Look
Me Over, Everything’s Coming Up
Roses, and Military Escort will be
played during the Mass Band. An-
other performance will be the half
On “Law Day U.S.A.”, May 1,
Attorney Koff spoke to the students
of Lake-Lehman at an assembly
that was held in the high school
gymnasium. Attorney Koff showed
a movie on civil rights and gave a
speech that supplemented the film.
Twenty-four students represented
Lake-Lehman at the Area Judging |
Contest which was held at North-
West on Thursday, May 2.
The Seniors left on their class trip |
to Washington, D. C., yesterday
morning, buses departing from the | §
high school. Probable time of re- |
turn is late Friday night. While in
the nation’s capitol many places of
interest, including the White House,
the Washington Mciument, Lincoln
Memorial, the Smithsonian Insti-'
tute, and the Capitol building, will
be visited. :
Mrs. Marchakitus and Miss Hut-
tenstine, Language teachers at’
Lake-Lehmszn, attended a Modern
Foreign Language Conference at
Bloomsburg State College on Tues-
day, April 30.
ELECTIONS HELD
During the activity period on Fri-
day, May 3, elections for class offi-
Gathered here for a look at the
cers were held. Student Council booty they brought back from
president, school secretaries, and Harrisburg last week in official
the election committez were in, recognition of Dallas’ outstanding
charge of counting the ballots. Mrs. Key Club are several of the boys
Rood and Mr. Davenport were in
charge. tion Saturday, April 27, and their,
who attended the District conven-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1963
Key Clubbers Review Honors For Outstanding Work |
[Principals and advisors.
| Thirteen Key Clubbers represent-
ed Dallas, and received, for the
group, two plaques and a letter of
commendation, acknowledging this
club’s superb record at state and
national levels.
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“jor girls of Lake-Lehman to attend
Sweet Valley Cubs
Receive New Awards
Invitation has been extended to |
the freshman, sophomores, and jun- |
a tour and tea which will be spon-
sored by the Nesbitt Memorial
School of Nursing, May 25. Register
with Mr. Johnson, Guidance Coun-
selor. ‘ were awarded to the following cubs,
Lettermen and senior members of ! Joseph ~Zapotoski, two silver ar-
GAA were measured for blazers on' rows 1 year pii; Merwin Updyke,
Tuesday by a representative of 9 year pin; Randy Kevin Ray, 1
Crawford's. The girls’ blazers will! year pin: Tommy Garrahan, Wolf
be white with a gold emblem and hook Bobcat pin; Dale Edwards, 1
the Lettermen’s blazers will be von. pin. Tom Piatt, 1 year pin;
black with a gold emblem. The Timmy Garrahan, 1 year pin; Dan-
blazers ‘should arrive by next week. ny Williams, 1 year pin; David
Today will be the last publication Haines, 1 silver and 1 gold arrow,
my FAA nq P
( of my column. I have besn very
proud to be Lake-Lehman’s column-
ist to the Post and would: like to
] thank all those who helped and
guided me, espzcially Miss Hutten-
| stine, my high school journalism
advisor. As my successor I would
like to introduce Mary Ann Kuchem-
Members of Pack 444, Sweet Val-
ley, met at Maple Grove Methodist
Church hall, April 24 when badges
SIGNS OF ALL KIND
BUILT - PAINTED
ba, my assistant editor for the
1962-63 school year.
For the past
two years she has also been a re-
porter cin the Crusader Staff. I hope
TRUCKS
WINDOWS
that everyone will be as considerate
|
| Back row (left to right): W.
Frank Trimble, principal; Thomas
Jenkins, assistant principal; Mike
Jones; John Brominski; Robert Dol-
bear, George McCutcheon, advisors.
Front row: Gary Cobb, Bob Letts,
John Molski. .
pin; Scott Spencer, Bobcat pin and
wolf book; Ernie Higgins, Bobcat
pin and wolf book; Bing Wolfe, 3
year pin; Douglas Young, 2 year
pin; Den Mothers, Shirley Updyke
and Margery Williams each received
a 1 year pin; Assistant Cub master
in charge of the Webelos Den,
George Haines, Sr. received a three
year pin; Mr. Haines, who is the
commissioner for District 4, ex-
plained the placement of the badges
on the Cubs uniforms. An inspec-
tion will take place at the May
Pack meeting.
Sponsorship of the Cub Pack has
been changed to the Maple Grove
Methodist Church. The Boy [Scouts
‘are sponsored by the Church of
Christ and the Explorers by Sweet
Valley Rod and Gun Club. Den
mothers are Mrs. Dolores Piatt,
Mrs. Priscilla Yoder and Mrs. Shir-
ley Updyke.
Cubmaster Burl Updyke ex-
nressed his appreciation to all those
who made the recent ham supper a
success.
Save On Your Printing
of and co-operative with Mary Ann.
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Have 1t Done By The Post
Wolf badge; Jimmie Yoder, 2 year!
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Pennsylvania History classes: of
Dallas Junior High School had a
seminar op municipal affairs con-
ducted by Harold Brobst, represent-
ing the town council, and Herbert
Updyke, police chief of Kingston
Township.
Mr .Brobst described Dallas’ po-
litical compositicn and offered an-
swers on the budget, zoning laws,
municipal consolidation as well as.
the present and anticipated growing
pains of Dallas.
Chief Updyke lectured cn the early |
history of law enforcement, the or- |
iginality of our judicial procedure
of local and state levels with em-
phasis on juvenile laws and their
interpretations.
Many questions were introduced
from the student body relating to
community affairs. Mr. Baran, fac-
ulty member, commented on the;
over-emphasis of delinquent prob-
lems in this community. Both civic
officials were in accord with this.
After stressing to each student the
importance of civic responsibility,
both men concluded the seminar re-
minding every pupil of his com- |
munity obligation and also suggest- |
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This seminar was planned and |
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. William Price, ninth grade Social
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Postman Injured
Ed McDade, ‘Sunset Street, mail
i carrier for Dallas area, while carry-
ing mail on Ridge Street recently
fell and fractured a rib. Mr. Mec-
Dade will be absent from his duties
for at least a week. His many
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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George Block Has
Bar Mitzvah Service 3
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The Bar Mitzvah of George,”
Block, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert’
Block, Sky Drive, Dallas, was helds
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Kingston. os
George, a seventh grade student”
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tive in Boy Scouts, plays the clari-#
net and oboe with the school band.’
He is interested in tennis, swim-«
ming, football and the school’s dra--
matic club. a
Rabbi Earl S. Starr conducted the
service and the choir chanted the.
music ritual.
Following the ceremony, the par-.
ents held a reception for the entire
congregation. .
Midnight Brushfire
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Friday night was just one of those |
nights for local fire companies and |
residents alike, as three outfits
“All I heard was sirens”, said
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Dr. Henry M. Laing Company was
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Dallas, but received the change of |
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