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exercised its pumps and two-and-a-
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Dallas Senior
High School
By
Dee Dee Pope
and
Susan Kitchen
Welcome, Scribe: We would like |
‘ to introduce your Dallas Post re-!
porter for next year. Bruce Hop-
kins. Bruce is presently a mem-
ber of the Junior Class and will
help wus write our final two
columns.
Junior Prom Queen: “Gay Paree’”
was the setting of the coronation of
Christine Steele, who was elected
Queen of the Junior Prom by the
Junior Class, in an election held
last week. ‘Charles Higgs, president
of the Junior Class, crowned Chris-
tine. She was escorted to the Prom
by Sumner Bachman.
Banquet Held: The National
Honor Society held a banquet last
Wednesday, May 27th, in the high
school cafeteria.
in charge.
Golfers “Fore”-Most: Golf Tour-
nament. Two weeks ago the Dis-
trict II P. I. A. A. Golf Tournament
was held at the Irem Temple Coun-
try Club. Nine area teams com-
peted, . contributing approximately
fifty individuals. Robert Allen took
first prize and Ralph Elston had
fourth place honors. The | final
Miss Sliker was |
score was 334 to second place Han-
over’s 343. Last year Hanover won
over Dallas by one stroke. May
22nd and 23rd the first six place
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Student Press Bward
winners went into state competi- |
Mr. |
tion at State University.
Alan Husband, coach, accompanied
the boys.
Congrats Team: Congratulations
to the track team on their showing
at the District Track Meet on May
15th at Scranton. This was the
first year Dallas participated against
the (Class A school. The results
were as follows: Ed Baker placed
first on the pole vault; Charles
Stevens placed fourth on the broad
jump; Russell Casterlin placed fifth
in the two mile run; and the mile
relay team placed fifth.
Phys. Ed. Exhibition: The Physi-
cal Education Club, under the di-
rection of Mr. Brobst, presented an
interesting exhibition Tuesday eve-
ning at 7:30 o'clock. The boys
showed their skill and dexterity on
the horizontal bar, parallel bars,
mats, and horse.
Juniors’ Final Meet: The Junior
Class held their final meeting Tues-
day, May 19th. At this meeting,
the Juniors voted on the prom
queen, the Miss Seventeen repre-
sentative, and the songs to be used
for class day. It was decided that
the two songs submitted would
both be used on Class Day. The |
Juniors will sing one song as the |
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> | Aun Woolbert,
The Dal-Hj,
| Press Project sponsored by the Lu- |
zerne County Mental Health As- |
student publication co-editors, accepted the award at
of Dallas Senior High School, was | the annual meeting of the Mental
| awarded third prize in the Student | Health Association held at the Host
| Motel May 13.
Mr. Donald J. Evans is faculty
sociation for an excellent mental | advisor for the editorial staff of
edition of
health
| Fourteen schools were |
|- newspaper.
entered in the contest.
“McCutcheon and Linda Woolbert,
Georgia | McCutcheon,
a high school | Dal-Hi.
(left to right) Geergia
Mr. Donald Evans;
Picture:
| Linda Woolbert.
[Seniors enter the ‘auditorium, and
the other as they leave.
were written by Diane
Bruce Hopkins.
Big Win: The Dallas~ Baseball
Team was victorious over Swoyer-
ville last Thursday. The score was
A
Tunkhannock Trackers Tops: The
track team bowed to Tunkhannock
las Thursday, 73 - 33. Tough luck,
fellas!
Field Day: The third annual Field
Day was held on May 21, 1964 at
12:30, lasting until shortly before
dismissal. Field Day exercises were
presented, under the direction of
Miss Mabel Jenkins and Mr. Clinton
Brobst.
The following girls are the win-
ners for the following events:
Seniors: 50 yard dash: 1st place
— Pat Whalen, 2nd place — Mar-
garet Lawson, 3rd place — Rita
Pickett and
100 yard dash: 1st place — Pat
Whalen, 2nd place — Rita Rice,
3rd place — Charlyn Ell.
220 yard Relay: 1st place Win-
ners: Diane Yudiski, Cheryl Green-
ley, Marguerite Daley, Marguerite
Harowicz.
Shuttle Run: 1st place — Diane
Yudiski, 2nd place—Peggy Jordan,
3rd place — Marguerite Daley.
Run Walk: 1st place — Diane
Yudiski, 2nd place — Marguerite
Harowicz, 3rd place — June Hayes.
Seniors: - Basketball Thow: 1st
place — Verna Miers, 2nd place —
Ruby Spencer, 3rd place — Roshan
Billimoria.
Softball Throw: dst place —
Rosemary Kravitz, 2nd place —
Cathy Cawley, 3rd place — Karen
Harvey.
Soccer Kick: dst place — Karen
Harvey, 2nd place—Janet Roberts,
3rd place — Bille Jo Brice.
Standing Broad Jump: 1st place
— Beverly Eck, 2nd place — Susan
Kitchen, 3rd place — Linda Rowett.
Running Broad Jump: 1st place
2nd place — Sarah
Juniors: 50 yard dash: 1st place
— Betsy Hopkins, 2nd place —
100 yard dash: 1st place—Helen
! Yagloski,
Bragtie, 3rd place — Cynthia Gal-
letly.
220 yard dash: 1st place winners:
Dianne , Pattison,
| Susan Dingle, Cy nthia _Galletly.
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2nd place — Linda
Shuttle Run: 1st place — Sandra
The songs | ‘Andes, 2nd place—Christine Steele,
3rd place — Margaret Ross. _
Run Walk: 1st place — Helen
Yagloski, 2nd place—Linda Brague,
3rd place — Jacqueline Gruver.
Juniors: Basketball throw: “1st
place — Elaine Dixon, 2nd place—
Linda Guilford, 3rd place — Mar-
jorie Klein.
Softball throw: 1st place—Susan
Smith, 2nd place — Erma Sutton,
3rd place — Joan Meyers.
Soccer kick: 1st place — Erma
Sutton, 2nd place — Barbara Cos-
tello, 3rd place — Kay Harvey.
\iStanding Broad Jump: 1st place
— Kathy Jones, 2nd place — Linda
Dymond, 3rd place — Judy Rother.
Running Broad Jump: 1st place
— Susan Smith, 2nd place—-Kathy
Jones, 3rd place — Judith Welch.
Sophomores: 50 yard dash: 1st
place — Pamela Cully, 2nd place
— Nancy Gensel, 3rd place —
Peggy Rood. i
100 | ‘yard dash 1st place =
Pamela Cully, 2nd place — Nancy
Brown, 3rd place — Ann Barnes.
220 yard relay: 1st place win-
ners: Gail Hughes, Pamela Cully,
Lendre Kennedy, Marcia Checkon.
Shuttle run: 1st place — Gail
Hughes, 2nd place — Deborah Pen-
man, 3rd place — Barbara Brown.
Run Walk: 1st place — Sharon
Conden, 2nd place — Dorothy
Whalen, 3rd place — Sharon Janes.
Sophomores: Basketball throw:
1st place — Peggy Reese, 2nd place
— Ida Gillespie, 3rd place — Janet
Kelley.
Softball throw: 1st place—Sharon
‘Wagner, 2nd place — Cheryl Dietz,
3rd place — Mildred Gordon.
Romanchick, 2nd place — Marlene
Matthews, 3rd place — Sharon
Piekanski.
Standing Broad: Jump: dst place —
Kathy Jenes, 2nd place —i Linda
Dymond, 3rd place—dJudith Rother.
— Running Broad Jump: 1st place
— Susan Smith, 2nd place—Kathy
Jones, 3rd place — Judith ‘Welch.
Boys Seniors: 100 Yard Dash: 1st
place — John Farley, 2nd place —
William Ziogentus, 3rd d place Joseph
* Beisel, William Cutten, Warren De-
Witt, George Gaylord,
Farley, Arthur Miller, Harry Peiffer, !
“Soccer Kick: 1st place — Nancy
Back Mountain Sixth Grade
Students Enjoy Field Trips
Sixth grade field trips held on]
May 22 are now pleasant memories
as far as the pupils and the escorts
are concerned.
Much credit is due to the P. T. A.
and the parents who helped to
make the experience possible.
Some pupils saw as many as
twelve World's Fair exhibits and
are reported spending only 80 cents.
Busses left as early as 6 am.
and returned as late as 12:30.
There's nothing like gettlng your
“moneys worth”.
Should any guides be needed you
should contact any of the 200 ex-
perts.
Trucksville
Prokopchak,
Mesdames:
Elementary: Walter
Teacher, chaperones
Fred Adams, Kenneth
Basil Gy-
dosh, Chester Hons; Tudor Ellis and
Mortimer Goldsmith.
Dallag Elementary: Mrs. Oce B.
Austin, teacher; Mesdames Richard
ren Yarnal.
Westmoreland Elementary: John
J. Mulhern, 6th grade teacher and
| Freda Hughey, sixth grade teacher.
Joseph Sekera, John Thomas, War- |
Mesdames Andrew Ondish, Robert
Kleiner, Russell Stoss, A. Curtis
Edwards, Joseph Balavage, Robert
Graham, John Beagle, (Charles Gelb,
John Beagle, Allen Brace, Richard
Alters. PEs
Shavertown (Elementary: Mrs.
Bessie Brace, teacher; Mesdames
Benjamin Klepinger, Michael Bu-
can, Elwood Dungey, Roy Elliot,
Gordon Wolverton, Enoch Thomas,
Arthur Brown, William Frederickg;
Donald Edwards; Howard Sprau;.
Trucksville Elementary: Mrs.
Ralph Garris, Teacher; Mesdames
Thomas Telford, Lester Lewis, Ro-
bert Walters, Harold Elston, Henry
Otto.
Dallas Elementary, Sarah Welker,
teacher; Mesdames Stephen Hart-
man, Mrs. Louise Colwell, John
Blase, John Connely, Mark Carmon,
Harry Galletty.
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
The Science Fair was a big suc-
cess. The winners were Robert Boy-
er, James Kaleta, and Miriam Mohr
from ninth grade. The eighth grade
winners were Damon Young, Scott
Schuster and Paul Priebe.
Final exams will be held June
third, fourth, and fifth. No com-
ment !
Orientation night will be held
June first at seven thirty in the
Junior High Auditorium. All parents
and students of next year’s seventh
grade are urged to attend.
Student Council elections will be
held June first. The candidates are:
for president, Jane Mitchell and
Robert Parry; for vice president,
Mollie Townsend and Joan Nelson;
for treasurer, Lucy Fleming and Al-
an Brown; and for secretary, Judy
Wilson and Debbie Allen.
The track team ended its season
last week as they went to the Dis-
trict Two track meet at Scranton.
Six members of the team were en-
tered. James LaBar bestowed honor
on Dallas—he placed third in the
one-mile run. We would like to con-
gratulate the track team, and their
coach, Mr. William Price, on a suc-
cessful season.
The seventh and eighth grade
baseball team’ was handed its first
loss by Tunkhannock, seven to four.
The ninth grade team has a make-
up game with Luzerne scheduled for
next week.
Noon.
220 Yard Dash: 1st place—Robert
Decker, 2nd place — Leonard Reg-
gie, 3rd place — Frank Wadas.
440 Yard Run: 1st place — Wal-
ter Prokopchak, 2nd place — Rich-
ard Love, 3rd place — William
Hontz.
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880 Yard Run: 1st place — Har-
old Williams, 2nd place — Samuel
Berkey, 3rd place — Frank Wadas.
Mile Run: 1st place — Thomas
Peirce, 2nd place—Walter Prokop-
chak, 3rd place — Lee Philo.
Seniors: 880 Yard Relay: First
place winners: Michael Jones, John
Farley, Robert Brown, Joseph Noon.
Shot Put: 1st place — Joseph
Noon, 2nd place — William Swart-
wood, 3rd place — Steve Green.
Broad Jump: 1st place — Frank
‘Wadas, 2nd place — Jack Moky-
chic, 3rd place — Sam Berkey.
High Jump: 1st place — Bill
Hontz, 2nd place — Jack Mokychic,
3rd place — Andrew Lugar.
Hurdles: 1st place — Richard
Love, 2nd place — John Wormeck,
3rd place —
Juniors: 100 Yard Dash: 1st place
— Reese Finn, 2nd place — John
Martin, 3rd place — Robert Dungey.
220 Yard Dash 1st place — Nick |
Sosik, 2nd place — Reese Finn,
3rd place — Robert Schooley.
440 Yard Run: 1st place — John
Martin, 2nd place—William Roberts,
3rd place — Richard Chisarick.
Mile Run: 1st place — David
Wadas, 2nd place — Lewis Isaac.
880 Yard Relay: 1st place win-
ners: Robert Dungey, John Martin,
Robert Schooley, Charles Dodson.
Shot Put 1st place — Conrad
Gonzalez, 2nd place — William
Banks, 3rd place — Albert Ma-
‘tukitis.
Juniors: Broad Jump: 1st place
William Roberts,” 2nd place —
Thomas Edwards, 3rd place—Harry
Sweppenheiser.
High Jump 1st place—Fred Gos-
art, 2nd place — Thomas Edwards,
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3rd place — Dick Chisarick and
William Roberts.
Hurdles: 1st place — Robert Van-
Orden, 2nd place — Michael Blair,
3rd place — Neil Martin.
- Sophemores: 100 Yard Dash: 1st
place — Robert Mahler, 2nd place
‘Al Herwig, 3rd place — David Hess.
220 Yard Dash 1st place — Char-
les Beech, 2nd place — Warren De-
Witt, 3rd place — Sherman Mead.
440 Yard Run: 1st place—Robert
Mahler, 2nd place — Burton Schell,
3rd place — Lee Isaac.
(To be continued)
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