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Charles Gordon, Jr.,
Trains At Hershey
Charles W. Gordon, Jr., repre-
sentative of Nationwide Insurance
Company in Shavertown is one of
100 agents attending the training
program being held at Cocoa Inn,
Hershey, Pa., by his company.
Mr. Gordon qualified for this hon-
or, which is designed to help him
render better service to his policy
holders. The program was held on
March 25th and 26th. 2
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By Dee Dee Pope:
SENIORS: The Senior Class were
fneasured for caps and gowns last
week by Mrs. Nancy Goeringer.
The senior prophecy committee
has been meeting every day for
their final preparation of the pro-!
phecy for: Class Day.
The Senior class officers, under.
the direction of Mr. Hughes, class,
advisor, met last week to make
plans for the class banquet on June
ks
HISTORY MOVIE: A movie, Fo-
cus of 1939, was presented to the,
American History classes, under Mr.
Stinson, and the Economics and P.
of D. classes, under Mr. Evans. This
film and others are presented ap al
public service by Luzerne Electric
Division of the United Gas Improve-
ment. Company. ?
- CONGRATULATIONS:
ulations ave extended to Eva Sue
Szela, who was recipient of a prize
from the Hire The Handicapped
Poster Contest. Honorable mention
was given to William Ziegenfus for
his art entry. |
AYR FORCE TESTS: The Air
Force Test results were returned to and presented a film and series of [Judith Bergstrasser, Kathryn Bom-
the seniors last week. The recruiter
also talked to the senior boys on'
Monday.
TRACK: The track team, under
the direction of Mr. Brobst, started
practice for the spring season. Ap-|
proximately 80 boys are out. After
Easter vacation, Mr. Price brought
up ‘the Junior High team for prac-
tice. The track field was recently
completed. i
DAL-HI: The final “copy of the
Dal-Hi was distributed at dismissal
on Thursday. We would like to com-
mend. the editors, reporters, and
‘business. staff for a.job well done.
Mr. Donald Evans is faculty advis-
or for news and Miss Emma Engler,
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make-up and printing staff.
GYM TEAM: The gymnastics
team has been practicing diligently
under the direction of Mr. Brobst,
for their spring exhibition.
Boys’ Intramural Volleyball is
now in progress.
Boys’ Intramural bas ketball
championship was won recently by |
the Royals. Members of this team
are: Ken Chapple, Jack Dodson, Joe
Dwinchick, Ed Kyttle, Charlie Mil-
ler, Charlie Morgan, Brent Smith,
Joe Stredny, Bob Wiley and Bob
Misson. ;
CLASSES RESUMED: (Class
es were resumed Tuesday following
Easter recess.
CONGRATULATIONS: Congrat-
ulations are extended to Donald
Martin, for placing as one of the
stars on the Dream Team.
ASSEMBLY: An Assembly’ was
held last Tuesday, under the dir-
ection of the Health Department.
Mr. Alan Husband introduced Dr.
Richard Potter, who ig regional
Medical Director of Region 1 of the
Pennsylvania Health Department.
Dr. Potter spoke to the student body
slides.
Kindergarten Pupils
To Register April 4
Kindergarten registration will be
held in the office of the Elemen-
tary Supervisor and kindergarten
rooms in the Westmoreland Elemen-
tary Scheol on April 4, 1964, from
8:00 am. to 12:30 p.m. Thope not
able to register during these hours
should contact us by phone and
make further arrangements.
Birth certificates and vaccination
certificates must accompany all reg-
istrants. > f
Children will be admitted if they |
are five years of age before Feb-
ruary 1, 1965.
| Resident children must register
before the start of the third week
of school.
Parents should be accompanied
by their children’ on registration
day, as the kindergarten rooms will
be set up to interest them.
The first experience in - school
should be a pleasant one.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1964
Seventh And Tenth Graders Lead
Dallas Schools Fourth Honor Roll
Tenth grade leads the Dallas High Reba Heidel, David Hess, Amy Het-
School Honor Roll for the fourth rick, Gail Hughes, Joyce Hughes,
marking period with 72 names, fol- | Lee Isaac, Carol Jeffrey, Stephen
lowed by the seniors with 58. | Kaschenbach, Janet Kelley, Lenore
In the Junior High School, 73 Kennedy, Cheryl Kester, Carol King,
names from the 7th grade made it |Cynthia Konsavage, Eva Kezem-
the top class, the eighth graders
running second. 3
Twelfth Grade: Stephen Batory,
‘Roshan Billimonia, John Brominski,
{Robert Brown, Donna Campbell,
Edith Chapple, Susan Cheney, Con-
nie Condaras, Teresa Cushner, Betty
Cyphers, Marguerite Daley, Linda
Douglass, Bradley Earl, Beverly Eck,
{Larry Edwards, John Farley, Mar-
| garet Fleming, Mary Frantz, Roger
'Hackling, Joanne Hadsall, Mar- Steinhauer, Marion Stredney, Linda
guerite Harowicz, Karen Harvey. Taylor, Jeffrey Townsend, Sharon
June Hayes, Barbara Hopkins, | Wagner, Dorothy Whalen, Howard
Bonnie ‘James, Michael Jones, Wil- |Wiener, James Willams, Russell
liam Jones, Susan Karl, Thomas | Williams, Linda Wimmer, Richard
Kerpovich, Susan Kitchen, Mar-|Yanalunas, Donna Zekas.
garet Lawson, Kathleen Maury, Nineth Grade: Donald Alexander,
{Georgia McCutcheon, Sherrill Daniel Altera, Janet Balshaw,
Owens, Thomas Peirce, Sylvia Phil- | Robert Berkey, Robert Blair, Rich-
{lips, Lee Philo, Dianne Pope, Janice | ard Burkhardt, Debbie Carruthers,
Priebe, James Richardson, Janet | Gail Doughton, Russell Eyet, Scott
Roberts, Judith Ross, Linda Rowett, | Fry, Ruth Higgins, Linda Howell,
Jack Simpson, Ronald Sinicrope. Rosellen Klaboe, James Knecht,
Brent Smith, Marsha Sowden, Carol Kuchemba.
| Sheryl « Stanley, William Sutton, Candace Mohr, Carol Mohr, Miri-
| William Swartwood, Sharon Titus, |am Mohr, Jefferey Morris, Beverly
Joseph = Ulinoski, Patricia Whalen, | Pierce, Deborah Savickas, Debbie
| Zelma Whiting, Richard Williams, Slater, Donna Smith, Roy Supuiski,
‘Linda Woolbert, John Wormeck, Di- Steven Townsend, William Wagner,
jane Yudiski. © | Christine Zarychta.
| Eleventh Grads: Richard Bayliss, Eighth Grade: John “Anderson,
Ruth Besecker, Debra Billings, Gary
Harry Mattes, Robert Maxwell,
Molly Messersmith, Frederick Mint-
zer, Laura Naperkowski, Linda
Nicol, James Nixon, Sarah Otto,
Linda Parry, Deborah Penman, An-
toinette Petchkis.
Edmund Peters, Margaret Reese,
Todd Richards, Betty Rome, Mar-
garet Rood, Judy Schaefer, Patti
Sickler, Daniel Sinicrope, James
berger, Patricia Dimmick, Susan | Binder, Scott Blase, Alien Brague,
Dingle, Elaine Dixon, Linda Dy-|Allan Brown, Debra Campbell,
mond, Ellen Evans, Stephen Farrer, | Kathy (Connolly, Nancy Crispell,
Reese Finn, Jean Fleming,
iGlahn, Monica Haradem,
Higgs, Bruce Hopkins, Carol Hudak,
Catherine Hudak.
arjorie | Peggy Darrow, Ann Davies, Erik
Charles | Dingle, Daniel Dorrance, Richard
Fedock, Lucy Fleming, Denise
Garinger, Charles Garris, Charlotte
Gail ILamoreux;, Charles Miller, Gelb, Matthew Gillis, Emma Gydosh.
{ Marilyn Moyer, JoAnn Norrie, Ju- Robert Huttman, Thomas Jenk-
dith Novitsky, Dianne Pickett, Wil- | Tos Daniel Kaleta, David Kapsen,
liam Roberts, Margaret Ross, Robert | Helone Kuchinskas, Barbara Kyle,
Schooley, Sue Shoemaker, Nicholas | Betsy London, Karen Long, Robert
Sosik, Shirley Stage, Jacqueline | Long, Jack Magee, Eric Mayer,
Peggy Mathers, Louis Mikolaichick,
Dennis Miller, Jane Mitchell, Robert
Nicol, Jay Pope, Cynthia Powell,
Richard Prutzman, Ronald Ray,
Katherine Reese, Judith Stasko,
Walter Stuart, Cynthia Supulski,
Susan Wiener, -Sharon Yalick,
Claudia Zaboski, Gail Zekas.
Seventh Grade: Anna Maria
Arouri, ‘Charles Baker, Vera .Bal-
shaw, Alicia Bauman, Timothy Bau-
man, Gregory Beck, Gary Belles,
Alica Berger, Mary Beth Burke, Di-
ane Chisarick, [Carol Crawford,
Linda Croom, Christine Demmy,
Terry Jo Ditlow, Charlene Dodson,
Stanley, Mary Paula Stoner, Harry
Sweppenheiser, JoAnn Tucker,
Thomas Wardell, Ann ‘‘Woolbert,
Helen Yagloski, Shirley Zarychta,
Tenth Grade: Scott Alexander,
Cer] Albtemus, Susan Banks, Patricia
Bauman, Emily Botsford, Bonnie
Brobst, Barbara Brown, Nancy
Brown, Linda Carle, Marcia Check-
on, Carol Cloak, Colleen Conaghan,
Sharon Condes, Harry Cooper, Elva
Costello, Pamela Cully, Susan Davis,
Janine Dierolf, Stanley Dorrance,
-Helen Edwards, Thomas Finn, Ida
Gillespie, Robert Graham.
| David Green, George Hackling,
Flizabeth Edwards, Sally Elston,
HARRY
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Linda Finn, Gladys Frantz, Phyl-
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Futch, Anne Gardener, Clifford Gair-
drea Hainess, Phyliss Hanna, Sally
Harter, Diane Hoover, Lois Hoyt,
Nancy ‘ Hughes, Susan Johnston,
Suzanne Jozwiak, Charlotte Kaleta,
Suzanne Kozich, Anne Lacy, Rich-
ard Letts, Nancy Love, William
David Newhart, Barbara Perrigh.
Sara Peters, John Pickett, Karen
Sabol, Robert Samanas, Tina Siglin,
S. Kerr Smith, Sharon Smith, Ho-
ward Sprau, Nancy ‘Steidinger, John
Szela, Diane Thier, Daniel Thomas,
Gloria Thomas, Norma Thomas,
Mary Townsend, David Traver,
| Judy Wilson, Thomas Wianieski,
Michele Witek, Raymond Yagloski.
PTR Area Council
Back Mountain Area Council of
'the Parent Teacher Association will
|hold a special meeting at Lake-
| Lehman Junior High ‘School at 8
p.m., Thursday, April 2.
Willis Gentile will preside, and
final arrangements will be made for
| the Annual District Spring Conven-
tion to he held ‘Saturday, April 25,
at Lake Lehman High School. Re-
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Try C KSV ILLE 696-2222 . | freshments will be served.
HOLAK R. P.,B.Sc. Correction
TRUCKSVILLE, PA. | Only two wheels and tires were
stolen from Sargo Toni's car, and
i not all four, ag reported last week,
em ond they were replaced by Mr.
an
Bosttn S65.
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| i << << > A A agg ~:~ wwe =o | Toni and Tony Bonomo, owner of
| Dallas barber a tire from one of
his own cars, and put it on himself.
Did You Read
The Trading Post
chak, William Kyle, Bonnie Mahler, |
| Baster vacation at his home, 142
Michael Evans, Margaret Evenson, |
vis, Cheryl Goode, Linda Gula, An-
Martin, Robert Miller, Joan Nelson, |
Potter, Linda Rattigan, Priscilla
Reese, Paula Richards, Edward
Roman, Edward Rutkin, Pamela
the bowling alley, who loaned the |
On Friday, March 20, 1964, Bill
Sponseller, a junior, and Kenneth
Ellsworth, a senior, were chosen
to ~ represent Lake-Lehman High
School in the North League All-Star
Basketball team. On March 23, they
participated in the ‘Dream Games’
at Coughlin High School, in which
the Wyoming Valley All-Stars were
victorious by a slim margin of 2
points, ‘the score being 71-73. On
Wednesday, March 25, the team
ventured to Wilkes College Gymnas-
ium and played against the Cath-
olic All-Stars with the North League
coming out victorious.
A group of Lake-Lehman Letter-
men went to a basketball game at
Harrisburg on March 21. They were
transported in cars and were pu-
pervised by Mr. Maciak, Mr. Ed-
wards, and Mr. Zaleskas.
The Journalism Club will spon-
Girl Scout
News
April 4th - Cadet Hootenanny in
Berwick with bug leaving the Dallas
Acme at 11:30. 2 i
April 6 - Buzz Session for all Jr.
Leaders at the Gas Co., in Kings-
ton, 7:30 to 9:00.
April 7 - Annual meeting of the
Penns Wood Council, 7:25 at the
Host Motel.
April 13 - Buzz Session for all
Cadet Leaders at, the Gas Co. in
Kingston, 7:30 to 9:00. . . . |
April 13 - Buzz Session for all
Senior leaders at the G. S. Office
in Kingston, 7:30 to 9:00. °
April 22 - The 2nd session of the,
Basic Camp Course.
Tf there is a leader or troop!
Committee member who is eligible
for a 5, 10 or 15 year pin, please |
notify your N. S. U.D.
Any leader who has not turned
in her troop inventory sheet is ask-
ed to send it to the office.
~
| Returns To Lycoming
« Allan’ J. Cease has returned to
Lycoming College after spending the
Franklin Street, Dallas..
He will leave Thursday morning
with the college = concert band
for a tour of Southern Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and = Washington
DC : Sah
He plays first trumpet.
Mis. Gilroy Named
To Bed Cross Post
Mrs. Edward Gilroy, Shavertown,
has been elected Red Cross Alter-
nate Veterans Administration Hos-
pital Representative and has com-
pleted the necessary training at
Eastern Area Red Cross Head-
quarters at Alexandria, Virginia.
Mrs. Gilroy was among the first
Red Cross volunteers serving the
local Veterans Hospital, and also
Mountain blood collections.
Correction
It was Mrs. Guida Taylor, Trucks-
ville, and not Mrs. Guida Hoover,
now, deceased, who was a patient
in Geisinger Hospital. The Post re-
grets the error.
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High School News
by Mary Ann Kuchemba
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_ DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
In College Play
{Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin, Briar-
crest .Road, Idetown, has returned
to Lock Haven State College after
spending the spring recess at her
home. ?
On Friday evening she will ap-
or a. Hoctenniny = Friday, April | Deer in a one act play “Christ in
10, in the high school auditorium.
Entertainment will be provided by
local college groups as well: as
from within the school. Supervis-
ing teachers will be Marian Hutten-
stein and Francis Wilczewski.
Easter Assemblies were held on
March 26. Entertainment was pro-
vided under the direction of Miss
Antonello.
On Friday, the band members
went to Clark-Summit to see the
Region II State Band, Jay Ruckel
represented Lake-Lehman in the
concert. Chaperones were Mr. Mil-
iauskas, Miss Antonello and Mr.
Davenport.
‘Lake-Lehman students had no
school on Good Friday. Classes re-
sumed Monday. Easter vacation was
cut short due to the days taken off
during the snow storms this winter.
On March 23, students participat- |
ed in bus firedrills. All students
were required to exit by means of
the emergency door.
The “Crusader” has been entered
in the annual contest sponsored for
high school newspapers by the lo-
cal chapter of the National Mental
Health Association. “Crusader” staff
members have featured mental hy-
giene articles in five issues of the
paper.
| dealing with modern religious at-
| titudes “and presented by the Col-
‘lege players.
Wedding Invitations
Many Designs
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