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LAKE-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
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Highway demolition
with Bessie’'s Brace's former coffee |
shop and the Coal-O-Matic building
down. Donald Bolton purchased
the coffee shop. It certainly im-
MARILY WOODLING, EDITOR
MARY ANN KUCHEMBA
way to have the old Istructures re-
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bucan are
erecting a swimming pool on their
wide front lawn. Excavation was
finished last week.
Milt Whiting will add an addi-
tion to his present business quarters
in the near future, which will ex-
tend close to Ted’s Barber Shop.
Milt, who
which to build, was granted ap-
proval by the Board of Adjustment
last week.
body on Monday, June 3. Name |class flower—a blue carnation.’
for the magazine was suggested by | Several members of the 10-2 Eng-
Peggy Clarke, a seventh grade stu- | lish class attended a production of
dent at Lake-Lehman. Larry Lettie, | Rodger and Hammerstein's “The
a Junior, submitted the cover de-| King and I” at the Little Theater in
sign which is a troubador from me- | Wilkes-Barre where a special mati-
dieval times. Included are short' nee was provided for high school
stories, poetry, themes, and art done | students. Since the play was read
by students. Editor is Janice Niez- | as part of the English course, stu-
i a, assisted by Richard Maye. | dents appreciated the opportunity to
~ On Thursday a special assembly !see a “live” production. Accompany-
was held for Memorial Day. Band ing the students was Miss Thomas,
slayed several patriotic songs in-| teacher of the class.
has no other land on!
cluding “The Star Spangled Ban-! - Jane DelKanic, President of the
ner.” Members of senior chorus, | Lake-Lehman chapter of the Future
1 der the direction of Mr. Gerrity, ! Teachers of America, and Miss Jes-
sang various patriotic songs which sica Thomas, sponsor, recently ats
have become famous because of the tended the Northeastern Conference
periods of history when they were of the Pennsylvania Future Teach-
most popular. Included in these se- ers of America, which was held at
rs were “The Battle Hymn of Clarks - Summit-Abington High beds under cultivation and warmer |
ne Bepublic”, When 2 ohnay School. weather is needed along with a wel |
goes Marching Home", ‘My Bud-| Recently members of the senior come rain.
ay “Anchors Aweigh”, “The Cais- high library club traveled to New One of our nicest families moved
sons Song” and “The Marine yo City where they saw “The | out of town this week when Mr.
Hymn.” Well known poetry and lqound of ‘Music’. Mrs.
speeches from each war were read gchool librarian, is sponsor for the residence in Flushing, Long Island.
oy Students. Mr. Squier, supervis- group, |Our very best wishes for good!
ing principal of Lxko-Lohman Area Baccalaureate Services will be | fortune in their new home where
> Dos > Supers Pa of held in the school auditorium on, vy ;
the school board; Mr. Marchaxitus, gynday, June 9. Rev. Wesley Kimm :
high school principal; and Mr. Bel- wij fas on “Be Yourself”, A De a Moftes! ond. Mary,
Hos. assistant supervising principal, | mixed chorus composed of sopho- | At hoerieading tryouts in the
Spoke ‘to the students about the more and junior vocalist, under the gymnasium Monday, May 27 Terese)
{ true meaning of Memorial Day. Pro- direction of Mr. Gerrity, will sing “I ‘Giash was chosen to the Varsity
§oram gaded with Several numbers Believe” and “Youll Never Walk Cheerloadin squad Alternates:
by 2 senior hoy This assembly Alone.” | Linda a on Shirley Bealiaaki
jas eg Mss Hysonsane | Five members of the Journalism Mrs. Marchakitus, Miss Foley, Mrs.
ee .. : < Club have been accepted at. the, Reynolds, Miss Nardone, Mrs. |
& Moving Up Day assembly Was High School Press Institute at Penn Worth, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Maciak, |
eld Friday in the auditorium. At State University. Attending will be Mr. Gulbish, and Mr. Longmore
this assembly the Class of '63 offi- pat Kanasky, co-ordinator of publi- formed a faculty committee to
ally relinquished their positions as cations; Alan Landis, editor of the choose the new members of the
eniors to the Class of '64. Under- | “Crusader; Sandra Steele, editor of squad. SR
ssmen advanced to the grade they ' the Knight's Code; and staff mem- | Student Council Party was held
E de . ee z | Wednesday, May 29, at Holme’s
Cabin.
Gary Miers and Jay. Ruckel have
been selected by Dallas Rotary Club
as delegates to the Leadership Con-
ference at Camp Carson, Lebanon,
June ‘17. Gary Miers was President
of the junior class; Jay was a stu-
dent council delegate from the same
class.
A picture and letter commending
the sports achievements of Joe
Lopasky, 1960 graduate of Lake-
Lehman, were received from the
University of Houston, Texas. These
objects are displayed in the show-
case located in the main lobby of
the high school. .
A party for the F.N.A. Club will
be held June 8 at the home of Mrs.
Jean Moledor, R.N., club advisor.
Linda Gosart, past editor of the
“Crusader”; Alan Landis, next
years editor; and Miss M. Hutten-
stine, Journalism Club advisor, at-
tended a banquet at the Host Motel
last night. At this banquet it was
announced that © the “Crusader”
placed as one of the top three news-
papers in a contest sponsored by the
National Mental Health Association.
tention of residents Friday evening
as the Armed Services transports
flew in amazingly low formation !
into a deepening sunset.
Everyone is hopeful that chilly
evenings and late frosts are over, |
for gardens are planted and flower
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| mer’s niece, Ann Yeust.
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Two flying boxcars held the ati; jotient at University of Penn-
sylvania Hospital, Philadelphia.
Landis, | and Mrs. Charles Kisbaugh took up 2
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1963
live near the Wilbur
John Clause was released from
» moved, The burning of all refuse return trips to the Philadelphia
The “Troubador”, the school mag- will be in next year. Junior Class |is also to be commended. institution.
ine, was distributed to the student | presented each Senior with the NEW BUILDING PROJECTS The month of May brought
The Guy Llewellyns wel-
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Yeust, Main
Michigan, where they
They re-
Mrs. L. T. Schwartz, Main Street,
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Eidam
| have as guests, the latter’s parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. John Sterner, Allen-
town, who are spending some time
with them. :
Mrs. John Dobinick, Goeringer
Avenue, returned home on Sunday
after spending Memorial Day and
the past weekend visiting ther
daughter, Kathy, Arlington, Virgin-
FINISHED IN TIME
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nicely redoing
their home for son, Bob’s return
from Japan after several years, just
finished the outside painting job on
Saturday, in time to put out the
welcome mat. :
Ray Kopetchney, home from
Veterans Hospital for several weeks,
would appreciate - visits from his
friends. Ray faces a long period of
recovery. i
Bob Voelker and Walter Gosart
with their families were observed
taking a hike through the communis
ty on Thursday, avoiding the heavi:
ly. traveled highways. for a: safe
holiday. : ni
Friday was a happy day for Susie
and 1, for our father and husband
returned home from Nesbitt Hos-
pital. How good it is to have Fred
back and welcome him into the
special diet club which Susie and 1
already belong to. ;
The entire ommunity will miss a
very popular local
who will leave our area shortly for
a well earned promotion.
BIRTHDAYS
Birthday congratulations to the
following this week: Darlene" Dal-
ton, Nancy Jane Smith, Mrs. Dan
Shaver, Elwood Swingle, Allan
Watkins, Sr., Gerry Pope, David
Bennett, Kenneth James Sprau,
Rugsell Eyet, John Elliott, Lisa
Marie Zimmerman, Robert Carey,
Beverly Gosart Gerrity, Mrs. War-
businessman,
‘| ren Daubert, Wayne Casterlin, Ed-
ward Lannan, Thomas J. Reese,
Helen Lyon, Wendy Watkins, Mrs.
Milo Bauerly, Glennis Price, Tommy
Appel, Carol McKay and Donald
Bennett, :
Wills Eye Hospital on Wednesday | Bonnie Jenkins, daughter of Mr. after having been a patient for two l 31s: Chirnch 16ft this rioting Tor
afternoon, and glad to be back'and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, Perrin |weeks in Nesbitt Hospital.
proves the appearance of the high- home in his favorite community. Avenue, is among Wilkes College
He is scheduled to make several geniors
who will graduate with
honors. :
Wellington ‘Shaver, Niagara Falls,
spent the week with his mother,
several new babies into the com- Mrs. Ruth Shaver, Pioneer Avenue.
Richard Lengel, E. Center Street, |
comed a new son as did the Clar-' returned home last week from Nes-
ence Glossers and the Jim Devlins bitt Hospital, where he had been a
received a brand new daughter into patient.
a family of three boys.
Mary Ruth Andrew and her aunt,
Mrs. Lydia Williams, Philadelphia,
Street, spent five days last week are visiting the former's parents,
"in Detroit,
attended the wedding of the for-
Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Andrew. Mary
Ruth will leave shortly for Atlantic
City, where she will work for the
summer, ;
Mrs. Robert Kemmerer is re-
cuperating from a fall at her home
in which she painfully injured her
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