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DALLAS, PENN SYLVANIA
Lake-Lehman High School News
MARY ANN KUCHEMBA
The date of the Senior Play has | junior high students in the auditor-
been changed from December 6 to | ium. The annual magazine campaign
November 27. A committee with Jay | was officially begun at the assembly
Ruckel as chairman is now picking | by Miss Lamoreux, faculty sponsor
the production to be presented un- | of the exent.
der the direction of Miss Hutten- The 1964 “Roundtable” staff was
stein, Senior English teacher. | recently announced by Mrs. D’Elia,
On Tuesday, September 17, a mag- | chief advisor. Co-editors are Wanda
Minor and Sharon Strzelczyk.
mes
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' gym “on Friday, September 13.
Seven seniors will represent Lake-
Lehman at the Pennsylvania State
Scholarship Examination on Thurs-
day, November 7, 1963. Those taking
the test are: Mary Ann Jeffery, Su-
san Fielding, Sharon Strzelczyk, Pa-
tricia Kanasky, Beverly Moyer, Jay
Ruckel, and Ronald Hontz.
The Senior Dance, featuring the
“Starfires”’, will be held tonight
in the high school cafeteria. This is
the first dance to be held this year
and will be open only to Lake-Leh-
man students.
Miss Jessica Thomas, high school
English teacher, recently attended
the meeting of the Luzerne County
Council of the International Reading
Association which was held at the
Educational Guidance Center in
Wilkes-Barre. Dr. Josephine Wolfe,
Pennsylvania director of reading re-
search projects, was the featured
speaker and presented the newest
approach to the teaching of reading.
Mr.. Thomas, of Diges and Clust,
will be at the high school in the near
future to take ring orders. The of-
ficial Lake Lehman class ring and
school jewelry are on display in. the
main corridor.
The dance band, under the stu-
dent leadership of Jay Ruckel, as-
sisted by Dave Sutton, ‘began re-
organization last week. Both old
favorites and popular songs will be
played by the group. Mr. Miliauskas
is the director.
Jay Ruckel was elected president
of the prize-winning Lake-Lehman
band by that group. Other newly
elected officers are: Susan Fielding,
vice president; Richard Sarmonis,
secretary; and David Sutton, treas-
urer.
Miss: Esther Avila, exchange stu-
dent from Argentine, was introduced
to the student body at a combined
assembly held in the high school
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1963
H. R. “Mac” McCartney, president
of the Anthracite Dog Trainuag Club,
announces that the club will present
a demonstration of ‘the results of
obedience dog training” at the Dal-
las Rotary Fall Fair, October 5.
“Olinda” of Barthel C.D.X. (Com-
panion Dog Excellent), owned and
trained by Mrs. Bart Collett, Shaver-
town, will be one of the participating
dogs. This lovely Dalmation is shown
here with three of her puppies.
“Linda” was obedience trained in
1 classes sponsored by the Anthracite
Dog Training Club; she received com-
panion dog excellent title award by
American Kennel Club in 1961 and
| 1962. Her sire is International cham-
pion Roadcoach Roadster; her dam,
Blue Flame of Diamond Acres.
“Linda” retired this year to rear
a litter of puppies for the Collett’s
grandson, Harry Goeringer III. The
Cloverleaf Club Meets
Plans Winter Program
The Cloverleaf 4-H Club recently
met at the Trucksville Fire Hall for
their Roundup.
The following members were pre-
sent; Marvin Scott 3rd, John Cum-
mings, Susan Mieczkowski, Evelyn
Scott, Jennifer Ireland, Mimi Cleas-
by, a visitor, leaders Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Scott and Mr. Chadwick.
‘Mrs. Scott announced the Achieve-
"ment Banquet for Luzerne County
{4-H Clubs,
will -be held November
2nd at the Eagles Hall in Berwick.
. The club has decided to prepare
a Christmas basket for some needy
family.
There will be no meetings until
February 21, 1964 at 7:30 p.m.
A Corn and Wiener Roast was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Scott, leaders, Saturday
evening.
Those present were; Jennifer Ire-
land, Mimi Cleasby, Susan Miecz-
kowgki, Evelyn Scott, John Cum-
mings, Pat Holdridge, Ruth Ann
Scott, Tom Challenger, Marvin Scott,
3rd and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Scott.
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puppies shown here are three of her ing. Utility Class - demonstration of
litter of six. Tiny Tears of Black | the ultimate in obedience training.
Diamonds belongs to Debbie Rogers; |
Jack of Black Diamonds and Black | training of dogs is just one of many
This demonstration of obedience
Diamond Tiger have adopted Harry |
as their master. “Linda” is now re- | which will be made in the show
freshing her training, with’ classes ring during the afternoon and even- |
starting tonight at the West Side | ing sessions of the Rotary Fall Fair, |
Community Center, in order to be! which will start with a huge parade
in tip-top shape for the Fall Fair. tfrom Lehman up Route 118, to the |
McCartney said that ‘the following fair grounds between 11:30 and
demonstrations will be presented at; noon. First event of the afternoon
the Fair during the afternoon sess- | will be the baby show and parade,
ion: Sub Novice Class - a demon-| Dr. Stanley Hozempa,’ chairman. A
stration of what can be achieved in | champion studded program will con-
a ten-week training course with any | tinue all afternoon and evening, end-
dog. Novice.Class - a demonstration | ing with a spectacular fire works
of what can be achieved with an | display at midnight. Free parking
additional ten week’s training. Open | for everyone; children 12 years of
Class - a demonstration of achieve-|age and ‘under admitted without
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| tions
| week,
SECTION B — PAGE
Dallas Senior High School News |
Senior Class of Dallas Senior
High School is off and rolling. Elec-
for officers were held last |
and the following were
chosen: Thomas Peirce, President;
John Farley, vice-president; George |
Cave, treasurer; Gloria Grant, sec-
retary; G. Wesley Cave and John
Brominski, sergeants-at-arms.
Also on Monday, majorette try-
outs were completed. The follow-
ing girls were selected: Carol Ros-
nick, Jane Harter, Sharon Piekan- |
| ski, Paula Scott, Carol Jeffrey, Bar-
bara Brown, Rita Rice, Sandra Sch-
weiss, Jean Shales, Cheryl Parsons, |
Sandra Duris, Judith Ross amd Di-
ane Pope as the head majorette.
Miss Engler and the cheerleaders |
have been practicing cheers and
routines, both old and mew, for the |
coming sports season. Susan Che-
ney and Georgia McCutcheon were
elected as co-captains of the squad. |
Other members. of the varsity are
Jeris Jordan, Margaret Jordan, |
Patti Sickler, Gail Hughes, Sheryl
| Stanley, Susan Kitchen, Nadine Ku-
derka and Linda Woolbert.
Members of the Junior Varsity |
Cheerleaders are Pat Cully, Captain;
Pam Cully, Pat Martin, Jacqueline |
Gruver, Joyce Hughes and Tommye
Morris.
This year a new cafeteria system |
is in use under the supervision of |
teachers and principals. !
Elected Student Council Repre- |
sentatives of the three classes are: |
Seniors: Ronald Sinicrope and
| Karen Walk of Room 1; Catherine |
| Cawley #@nd Steven Batory, Room |
2; Jo! Carol Birnstock and Bradley
Earl, Room 4; Janice Priebe and
John Brominski, Room 6; Carl Kas- |
chenbach and Beverly Eck, Room 8.
Juniors: Carolyn Dendler, «Judith
Bergstrasser, Ed McDade and Fred |
Gosart, Room 17; Ed Muncie and
Mary Ann Baloga, Room 12; Robert
Schooley and Patsy Dimmick, Room
14; Charles Stevens and Ann Wool-
bert, Room 5; Joan Meyers and |
Charles Higgs, Room 16; Linda Mc-
{ Dermott, Room 19; Sophomores:
Gail Hughes and Todd Richards,
Room 9; Elva Costello and Scott
Alexander, Room 10, James Yamel
and Amy - Hetrick, ¢ Room 11;
Thomas Finn and Tommye Morris,
| Room 13; Steve Kaschenbach and
Nancy Gensel, Room 15; David
[Green Room 21.
Appointments are being made by
Seniors with Mr. Evans, Room 2,
for the 1964 Yearbook.
Dallas vs. Lehman
Dallas hosts Lehman at the first
home football game of the 1963-64
season on Saturday, September 28,
to start our season off. The Stu-
| dent Council will sponsor a bonfire
| tonight at tHe High School field.
| All students are invited and urged
| to attend. On Saturday, let's all
get out and support our team.
| Good luck, Team!
The Key Club will get new jackets
| for those who have participated in
Key Club or in the Drill Team for
| at least two years.
Last Thursday, Mr. Joseph Ellis,
, world-wide lecturer, representing
| the Antrim Bureau, made a great
| impression on students and faculty
|in the school auditorium.
Mr. Ellis came to America from
Java, and told of his homeland and
of all his experiences in the Far
East.
To model the type dress worn by
men and women in Java, Mr. Ellis
| used four seniors: Linda Rowett,
| Betty Hemenway, Joseph Noon and
John Brominski.
Students have beem given a long
| week-end by the School District in
order to attend the Bloomsburg
| Fair. Band and majorettes will
| leave tomorrow morning to partici-
[pate in fairground activities.
Durkin Ticket Chairman
James J. Durkin, Dallas is Luz-
| erne County ticket chairman for the
| Keystone Kick-Off Dinner October
10 at Hershey, when Semator Barry
| Goldwater will speak.
|
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