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Mr. Marchakitus,
principal,
school
announced recently that
Edward Hollos and Mary Ann Bebey
have qualified for the post of Vale-
dictorian and Salutatorian of 1963.
high
These students, who earned the
honor of holding these posts because
of outstanding achievement during
the past three years, will have the
opportunity to give addresses at
Commencement Exercises on June
11.
On Friday, May 10, a demonstra-
tion, featuring outstanding physical
education students from grades 7
through 11, was held in the high
school gymnasium. In charge of the
demonstration were Mrs. Reynolds
and Mr. Maciak, physical education
instructors at the high school. The
general public, along with students
of Lake-Lehmain and their parents,
was invited. = /
Mr. Buda, driver education in-
structor, distributed safety materi-
als provided by the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company. to junior stu-
dents who are taking driver educa-
tion. Included in the materials were
tips on safe driving and the proper
care of the car.
A film, entitled
“Parade of
Bands” was shown to the students
of Lake-Lehman on Tuesday, May 7,
in the auditorium.
Subscriptions
for “The Trouba-
LAKE -LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
MARILY WOODLING. EDITOR
MARY ANN KUCHEMBA
dour,” the school magazine, were
taken on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday of last week. The homeroom
having the largest number of sub-
scriptions each day received an
award. “The Troubadour” will make
its debut next week.
The F.N.A. Club, under the super-
vision of Mrs. Jean Moledor, recent-
ly received letters of correspondence
from the directors of nursing at ‘the
Nesbitt Memorial and Wyoming
Valley Hospitals in appreciation for
Easter baskets and stuffed animals |
sent ‘there by this group for the
children of the pediatric wards of |,
these hospitals. Other recently
sponsored projects by this group
were its annual clothing drive and
the making of favors and a center-
piece for the guests at the Maple
Hill Convalescent Home.
A meeting of the Lake-Lehman
Area P.-T.A. was held in the high
school auditorium on Monday, May
13. After the business meeting, the
group was entertained by the Span-
ish III students, who put on their
“Fiesta.” Then Dr. Husted, Director
of Special Education of Luzerne
County Schools, gave a talk om Spe-
cial pupil service in Luzerne Coun-
ty. Installation of officers for 1963
64 took place.
The Class of 1963 returned Fri-
day, May 10, after they had toured
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‘Hanford Eckman acting as Chair-
PTA Speaker
DR. ROBERT A. MELLMAN
Dallas Borough P.T.A. will hold
its final meeting of the season Moin-
day evening, at 8:00.
dent of Dallas Schools will speak.
His topic “How Proper Parental
Attitudes Cen Help the Elementary
School Child When Problems Arise”
should be of vital interest.
Following Dr. Mellman’s talk
there will be election and installa-
tion of officers; a short room visita-
tion, and a Tea honoring all the
Teachers.
Hospitality
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Mothers with Mrs.
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Chairman of the nominating com-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963
Cub Pack 155 To Stage
| Circus Friday Night
A sixteen-act circus will enliven
Cub Pack 155 meeting tomorrow
night at 7:30 in the Trucksville Me-
thodist Church educational building.
Dancing horses, clowns, jugglers,
snake charmers, and hula dancers
will be the outcome of much prac-
tice on the part of eight dens’ worth
of Cub Scouts.
Refreshments will be served. There
is no charge for admission. Every-
body is welcome. Robert Kugler is
Packmaster. Den mothers are Mrs. |
William Cutten and Mrs. John Britt,
den 1; Mrs. Mary Fiske, den 2; Mrs.
Jean Cooper, 3; Mrs. Beverly Lary,
4; Mrs. Marie Kugler, 5; Mrs. Helen
Long and Mrs. Minerva Owens, 6;
Mrs. Ann Schoel, 7; Mrs. Beverly
Piatt, 8.
Som Calls Ill Mother
From England Air Base
Mrs. Alfred Rogowski, Pikes
Creek, is recuperating at her home
following a serious illness during
which she was a patient at Geising-
er Medical Center, Danville, for two
weeks.
Mrs. Rogowski is employed at
Natona Mills. Her son, Airman 2nd
Class Ronald J. Rogowski, stationed
in England, called home to talk
with her. His mother reports his
call was the best medicine she had
received.
Injured At Work
Donald ‘ Paeglow, Parrish Street,
Dallas, suffered a badly injured left
index finger, Friday, while at work
at S. Frieder and Son Cigar Fac-
tory, Parsons. He was taken to
the General Hospital, where he sub-
mitted to surgery, which required
sutures.
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MRS. T. M. B. HICKS
Mrs. Pillar to Post, following a
tradition of ten years standing, will
give the invocation Saturday at
Nittany Lion Inn, when members
of Pennsylvania Women’s Press As-
sociation join with PNPA members
at the annual luncheon, a feature
of the PNPA Convention at State
College.
Her invocation, stating the creed
of News Women, was accorded na-
tional recognition some years ago,
and adopted by many weekly news-
papers as part of the masthead.
On May 25, Mrs. Hicks will speak
to members . of the . Lake-Lehman
Journalism Club at a dinner slated
to take place in the Europa Lounge.
Bus Seats Available
For Sherburne Trip
A limited ‘numbeér of bus reser-
vations are still open for ‘parents
and fans of the prize winning Lake-
Lehman High ‘School: “Band, : who
wish to attend the competitions to} —
be held June 1, at ‘Sherburne, New ,
York. The fee is small, the fun is
large. Call in your reservations to
| either Mrs, - Joseph Kernag, GR 7-
3514 or George Wesley, Sr. GR 7-
2303. John Milauskas is director of
Dallas
High News
Sentor
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by
GLORIA DOLBEAR
JUDITH GROSS
On Wednesday, May 8, the Civil
Service Test sponsored by the De-
partment of Health, Education and
Welfare, under the direction of Mrs.
Catherine T. McGoldrich, was ad-
ministered to Paul Siket, Barbara
Urban, Betsy: Turner, Larry Piatt,
Fred Senchak, Mary Ann Hardik,
Sandy Hoover, Joan Natitus, Carol
Meyers, Betsy Hopkins, Gloria
Grant, William Jones, Marguerite
Harowicz, Karen Strazdus, Shirley
Yablonski, Cathy Carr and Edith
Chapple.
United States Health service is
currently accepting applications
from qualified applicants for attrac-
tive and interesting positions as
Clerk-Stenographers and Clerk-Ty-
pists.
The specific qualifications are:
Clerk-Stenographer, able to take
dictation at a minimum speed of 80
words per minute and type a mni-
mum of 40 words per minute. Clerk-
Typist, able to type minimum of 40
words per minute.
Wednesday, May 8, was also the
last day for cheerleading tryouts.
There were twenty-two Freshmen,
l ten Juniors and tem Sophomores at
the tryout.
Last Monday afternoon ‘the
French Department had charge of
Assembly. Susan Karl read the Bible
in English’ and Susan Cheney trans-
lated it into French. The Lord’s
Prayer was recited in French by
i Sharon Titus. John Brominski then
| introduced the events of ‘the pro-
i gram, The French II students sang
“Sur Le Pont D’Avignon,” “Au Clair
invited to visit the school from 8:
SECTION B— PAGE
Parents and friends are cordiz =
until 3:00, to view ‘the class oo,
exhibits and to watch the Field Day
events, which will start at 12:30 om,
[the football field. or]
All students will participate,
| there will be ribbons for first, see’
|ond, and third prize winners. Ther?
{will be fourteen events in all.
2 § (Field Day activities are being spon
| sored by Miss Jenkins and Mr
De LaLune,” and “It Etait Une Ber- | Brobst, who are the physical educa®
gere.” Larry Edwards then intro- | tion instructors at Dallas Senior
duced the skit “Little Red Ridsi ng | High School,
Hood’ all done in French. Red Rid- | will be the judges of the con
ing Hood was played by Tom Peirce; | All parents are welcomed to atte
Joseph Ulineski;
Wolf, Robert
Grandmother,
Mother, Lee Philo;
mandie” and the French National
Anthem “La Marseillaise.” After
the singing there was another skit
which was a restaurant scene. Roger
Hackling, Teresa Cushner, Connie
Condoras and Howard Dymond were
the travelers. Bradley Earl was the |
waiter. Translation of the scene was
by Gail Rumbaugh. Everyone en-
joyed this program very much.
singing.
The second amnual School Exhibit
and Field Day will be held Wednes-
day, May 22,
Marsha Sowden played the piano |
and Gloria Dolbear led the group |
|
The faculty memb
and cheer their favorites. 7
On Tuesday, May 14th, the sf;
«ory
Brown; Woodcutter, Linda Wool-| dent council held an assembly dus-
bert. Following the skit the rest of | ing which the nominees for pre
the French III class sang “Ma Nor- | dent,
vice-president and secretar
gave their speeches. Following the
assembly, the student body voteds
for the candidates of their choice.
Nominees were: ?
President: Beverly Eck, Bradley
Earl, Roger Hackling, Howard Dy=
mond o
Vice-President: Tom Wardell, Jue
dy Bergstrasser, Nick Sosik, William
Baker
Secretary: Jean Fleming, Linda
Davies, Linda Brague, Laurie Jenk-
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Dallas School District
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