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Dallas High School News
Footlights And Headlines [ Banquet is held at the Irem Temple
The display cases have been Country Club. The Old Shoe will
to a very interesting be presented to the team at a
theme. Miss Foley arranged one Smorgasboard signifying our win
display case on drama, and Mr. | over Lake-Lehman.
arranged the other on!
Journalism. There has been much
interest in drama lately, and many |
students have probably enjoyed
reading ‘Footlights” in our news-
paper, a critical column on the
plays which have been performed
locally. It also lists coming plays
of interest.
Dance, M’am ?
Again we wish to remind you all
of the Christmas Dance to be held
December 19th in the Senior: High
School Auditorium sponsored by
the Student Council, ‘We hope you
will all attend -as we are sure you
Christmas Program
The Dallag Senior High School
Chorus and Band will present a
. Program of Christmas ‘music on
Sunday afternoon, December 13th
at 3:00 p.m. in the Dallas Senior
High School Auditorium, The
choral work is under the direction
of Mrs. Florence H. Sherwood and
the instrumental work is under the
direction of Lester R. Lewis.
The first part of the program
will be presented by the Senior
High School Band. They will play
several arrangements of numbers
will have an enjoyable and fun- Iommi for 2 3ihe a
filled eveni Muc £ tl AA _ | season. mong ese ‘Wil e e
ng: eh of ithe enjoy Coventry Carol, Pat-a-Pan, Jingle
ment will be supplied by a “Bobby
Baird orchestra.”
Nice Goin’ Janie ;
Congratulations to Jane Harter, a
senior who has been accepted at
Harcum Jr. College, Bryn Mawr,
Pa, :
Dribblin’ And Grapplin’
The basketball season officially
opened last Friday with a pep rally
in the afternoon and a gama with i y
Northwest that. evening. ' The sec- lowing: Laura Naperko:ki, Jeris
ond game wag held Tuesday night | Jordan, Rosemary Zekas, Janice
at West Pittston. and tho. first | Hanna, Donald Smith, Alan Herwig.
home game will be hold this Tues. | Daniel Sinfcrope, Randall Jones,
day night. All of these. are exhis Sumner, : Bachman; Charles
bition games. and “Ronald: Bernie." ‘Acccmuanists
The wrestling | season; toon Sites for - the: chorts ‘are’ Susan Smith.
ally got underway this “week, Our Scott Alexander. ‘Judy Bergstrasser.
first meet was held last ‘night: at’ Jean Fleming, Jo Aun Notrie, Ann
home against’ Abington. Mii Woolbest, dnd. Ann Barnes.
(Clark Summit). \ a LEA special feature of tha Tprogr am |’
Football Banquet. + will be'an brgan and nino duct by
One final note’ on’ he Football Ann, Woolbert at the organ and
season “will take place tonight: when! Ann Barnes. at the plano playing a
the Totuy Football’ Cha mplonship. Christmas Medley. “Other students
Bells, The Twelve Days of Christmas
and most of the familiar Christmas
Carols. :
The’ second part of -the program |
‘will © be. presented by tle S ior |
High School Mixed Chorus Part
of their numbers will be The Little
Drummer Boy, White . Christmas,
and Gloria in Excelsis Deo. There
will be solo. parts sung by the fol-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1964
Venezuela Boy Visits Palmers
DALLAS
Junior High
NEWS
The King’s College Glee Club per-
formed at our assembly on Tuesday.
The program consisted of Christ-
mas music, novelty numbers and
other music. The Glee Club is di-
rected by Mr. Bruno Broveris.
Thanks so much to the King’s Col-
lege for a really great assembly.
Clubs met last ‘Wednesday. Mr.
Chuck Bauer gave a very interest-
ing demonstration for the Sewing
Club concerning ‘the operation of
our new sewing machine.
. Nominees for officers of the Chess
Club have been campaigning quite
diligently this week. The Nominees
are:
President: Robert Welsh, Dennis
Wright, Kathy Reese, Brian Ferrell.
Vice President: Craig Williams
Judi Stasko, Edward Rome, John
Welker.
Secretary: David Stuart, Michael
Evans, Sara Peters, Gary Williams.
Treasurer:: Paul Turner, Jeff
Banks, Kathy Woychick, Dale Swan.
- Results will be featured next
week.
Mr. Cathrall is currently protest-
ing women’s fashions. He seems to
feel that all of our styles have been
copied from men’s clothing. Tell
me, can this have a scientific mo-
tive? 1
Dallas High Students
Successful First Day
Successful the first day of deer
‘season were’ nine students and one
Senior High School.
" Robert Cyphers got his deer at’
‘Forkston, a five-pointer; Kenneth
Higgins at Huntsville, five points;
Charles Higgs, Dushore, eight points;
Richard Huey, four points, and Al-
:{ fred Mahler, six, both at Red Rock;
David Kozemchak, in the area of |
Dushore; four points; Albert Matu- |
.| kitis, Poconos, seven points; Richard
Reithoffer, Bradford County, six
points; Joseph Stredny, Noxen, six
points.
Edgard Hughes, on the faculty,
bagged a six- pointer at Red ‘Rock.
who will bo. playing the organ are
Judy Bergstrasser, Ann Barnes and
Rosellen Klaboe.
There will be no admission. The
public is cordially invited ‘to come
and hear our school’s presentation
RNIB
member of the faculty at Dallas
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| supervising the dance.
James Seward Home
After Active Duty
James Seward, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Seward, Maplewood
Heights, has been discharged from
his six month active duty with. the
National Guard stationed at Fort |
Sill, Oklahoma. He arrived home
on Saturday.
Another son of the Sewards, Lar-
ry, 12, sang for the Mozart Club
in St. John’s Lutheran Church on
Sunday. He is a pupil of Ruth
Turn Reynolds.
Boy Scout Troop 231 Is
Now Selling Xmas Trees
Boy Scout Troop 231, Shaver-
town Methodist Church, has set up
their first shipment of Christmas
trees for holiday trimming. The as-
sorted array of six varieties stands
in neat rows alongside the church
parking lot.
From Saturday, December 12, unl
til Christmas, boy scouts and their
leader, Mal Kitchen, will be at the
stand after school and
plus weekends. In the meantime,
orders may be placed with Mal
Kitchen.
This year’s crop of trees feature
beautiful Scotch and Spanish pine,
White and Norway Spruce, Douglas
Fir (balsam), and Colorado Blue
Spruce. Size range is from two feet
to eight feet and prices are rea-
sonable.
Proceeds will go into the scout
treasury for equipment.
Tunior High Canteen
Dance Saturday Night
The monthly Junior High Canteen
Dance will be held at the Dallas
Junior High School on Saturday,
December 12, from 7 to 9:30 p.m.
Please note change in date, from
friday to Saturday. The pcpular
will play for dancing. Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Love will assist in
There * will
also be two additional
George Williams,
YMCA program assistant,
in charge ol 0 of fhe dane donde 0
Beaumont Man Serves | Three Scholarships Offered
Bboard US Destroyer
Seaman Richard A. Walter, USN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wal-
ter, Jr., Beaumont, RD 1 Harveys |
Lake, is a chewmember of the de- |
stroyer USS Corry, operating out |
of Norfolk, Va.
The Corry is conducting train- |
ing operations in the Alantic design-
ed to increase her combat readiness.
Richard's parents, proprietors of
| Esther’s Diner, filled the Post in
issuance of this Navy news release. :
| Ship started at Guantanamo, Cuba,
| San Juan, Puerto Rico, where the |
destroyer is about now, and final- |
8 ly on to the Mediterranean Sea.
0 ANTIQUE } Richard graduated from Tunk-
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R rN of ‘Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Pillarella, |
1 ® Cherr 3 Haddonfield Hill, Dallas, was a
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During Thanksgiving Weekend
Oswald Rafael Cedeno,
| uela, classmate of Robert Palmer at
Indiana Institute of Technology,
| spent the Thanksgiving weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Palmer, |
Grove Street, Trucksville. Oswaldo
came to ‘the States a year ago on
a scholarshop to further his educat-
ion in English and Electrical Engin-
eering.
Oswaldo, oldest son of a family
Venez- of five children, has a brother, Le-
opoldo,
studing pharmacy, Albert, |
law student at Santa Maria Uni- |
versity at Caracas, Isaia, a senior |
in high school and sister, Mercedes,
frehman in high school. His father |
operates a drug store in Caracas.
While Oswaldo was here he talk- |
ed to students at Trucksville Elmen-
tary School.
The big State Correctional Insti-
tution at Dallas was inspected last
| Monday evening by 42 men and
| women from St. Paul's Lutheran
Church.
The tour was scheduled by the
Men's Brotherhood and conducted
by Major Charles Sieber in com-
| Karl.
| The mammoth structure. which
at the present time houses 954 in-
mates was erected on a plot of
1250 acres in Jackson Township
and is the only one of its kind in
the state. Under jurisdiction of the
Bureau of Correction, Department
of Justice, the local institution,
which is not a hospital but. a suc-
of eight penal centers in Pennsyl-
vania.
Johnston, personnel totals 280, ‘all
men, ranging in age from 15 to :65,
learning up to the 5th grade level
Modern woodworking = shops, . art,
plastics and many other crafts are
taught the prisoners who turn out’
and paintings, of an excellent: qual-
ity. : :
A completely ‘equipped hospital,
operating room and dental offices
| take care of all medical needs. In-
New Holland Machine Company
announces it is again offering col-
| lege scholarships with employment
opportunities for high school stu-
| dents who intend to major inthe
professional agricultural engineer-
| ing curriculum in college
Each year New Holland, the farm
| equipment. manufacturing Division
| of Sperry Rand Corporation, offers
three $250 scholarship awards to
Pennsylvania High School seniors
: | on the sailor's whereabouts since who are accepted in. the agricul-
| tural engineering school at Penn-
| sylvania State University.
cessful rehabilitation center, is. one’
Headed by Superintendent Frank]
teaching them the rudiments of
mattresses, rugs, ceramics, printing.
The scholarships carry with; them
male. Qualified instructors train the |":
Holland ‘has been set for February
pointing to the importance of just
‘such a’ corrective institution.
to ‘the. Research and Development
Rehabilitation Process At Chase
Proving Most Successful Venture
mates, 42 per cent of whom are
Negro, perform the many chores
necessary to keep the place in im-
maculate order. A modern kitchen,
bakery and storage plant provide
the men with the very best of
menus, Visitors were amazed at the
quantity of turkeys, halves of beef
and pork waiting for consumption
| in the near future. Vegetables are
grown on the farm land and a can-
ing plant is expected to be put into
use shortly.
The inmates, all of whom are re- |
tarded, and serving sentences for a
number of crimes ranging from tru-
ancy to double murder, are shown
movies twice a week, television
may be viewed every night from
seven to nine and ear phones in
each cell ‘connected to a central,
radio unit give the men entertain: |
ment ih their cells until 10 p. m. ?|
when lights ‘go out.
-./ Particularly of: pride to personnel |
is ‘the . high rate of those released |
who ‘never again come into conflict!
with: law enforcement officials, !
No. guards are armed in any
‘manner -excepting those who man |
the ‘towers giving the men a feeling
‘that they are to be trusted and
restoring their: faith in humanity.
Few incidents have occurred to
prove this theory wrong. ’
the offer of summer employment in
New Holland's engineering depart-
ment. This enables the student to
earn ‘additional money for college
while gaining valuable expetience in
his. chosen - field.
‘Students interested in the schol-
arships should contact the guidance
counselors in their schools or write
Manager, New Holland Machine Co-
mpany,. New Holland, Pa. for infor-
mation and ‘applications. Deadline
for receipt of applications at New
L 1965.
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