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Parry; Carole Jeffery, Cindy Culver,
Dorothy Whalen, Mary Lou Daley,
| Barbara Brown, Sharon Piekanski,
: October 15, the annual pop Wall, Jane Burnett, Sandra |
magazine subscriptions assembly | my pep. Seniors: Gail Hughes, Peggy
wes held. At this time, Mr. Hardy, Rood, Helen Edwards, Patricia Peif-
of Curtis Publishing Company fo. Flys Costello, Linda Nicol, Peggy
launched the campaign to pay for Riese, Bonmie Brobst Sh Davis
ur Christmas Prom. Each student | it Ie Ceronsn San ?
was given a pamphlet and order
blanks to fill. Our goal is $1300. If
it is reached, we will be treated to
by Robert Graham
and Elva Costello
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Friday,
Airman Promoted
i The first effort of the junior class
to earn some money and have some
fun at the same time was a dance
beld on Wednesday. The Comets
played from 7:30 until 10:30. All
that was needed was the small ad-
mission fee plus an activity card so,
needless to say, many attended and
a good time was had by all. We sin-
cerely hope that the juniors will
Sponsor more dances like the first
ane.
3 The committee for the 1966 Year-
book met last Wednesday. Officers
lected were: editor, Sally Otto;
ssoicate editors, Howard Wiener
nd Patricia Bauman. The member-
ship is: School Life: Eva Kozemchak,
Deborah Penman, Antoinette Petch-
kis, Sharon Wagner, Todd Richards,
inda Wimmer, James Williams,
Molly Messersmith, Reba Heidel,
Ronald Prutzman, Carol Thomas,
aura Naperkoski, Bonnie Rood,
onnie Billig, Arthur Dale, Cynthia :
Konsavage, Robert Graham; Layout:
June Merz, Judy Wright, Linda
AIRMAN CHARLES R. RAVER
Charles Raver, son of Mrs. Betty
Mahle, Dallas, . D. 2, and Frank
Raver, Kingston, was recently pro-
moted to Airman 2nd Class with
the U. S. Air Force. :
Charles, a graduate of Lake-Leh-
man High School was formerly em-
ployed by Deluxe Game Corporation
before entering the service. He is
rance, Marion Stredny, Mary Jane
Antanitis, Donna Demmy, Bonnie
Donald
Barnes, Mark Dymond, James Snyd-
er, Patricia Martin, James Yarnal;
Production: Gladys Jones, Linda
Sickler, Lawson, Ann
cal Fighter Wing in California,
where he was transferred from
Chanute Air Force Base. Airman
Raver is a member of Trinity Pres-
byterian Church, Dallas. He en-
listed in June, 1965.
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OFFSET PRINTING
Joseph J. Wilson Is
Sem Quarterback
When Wyoming Seminary Alumni
gather on campus for Homecoming
festivities October 23, a Dallas
young man, Joseph J. Wilson, Sem
quarterback, led the Blue Knights
aganist Perkiomen at 2 p.m. in Nes-
bit Stadium.
A junior at Wyoming Seminary,
Joseph is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry W. Wilson, Sr., 72 Franklin
Street. He is a member of the
Oxonian Society and will serve as
captain of the baseball team this
spring. Upon graduation Joseph
would like to follow in his Dad’s
footsteps and attend Dickinson
College.
William A. Kirmse Is
Airman First Class
William A. Kirmse, son of Mrs.
Jane A. Schellenberg Jr., of Valley
View Drive, Dallas, has been pro-
moted to airman first class in the
U. 8S. Air Force.
Airman Kirmse is a personnel
specialist at Hancock Field, N. Y.
He is a member of the Air Defense
Command. which protects the U. S.
against enemy air attack.
A graduate of Deerfield (Mass.)
Academy, the airman attended Cor-
nell University and the University
of Maryland's European Division
and Syracuse (N.. Y.) University
during ' off-duty hours.
His father, William A. Kirmse,
resides on East 69th Street, N. Y.
Bt Emma Willard Schoel
Rosanne Smith has: begun the
senior year at Emma Willard School,
Troy, * N.Y., this fall. Miss Smith
is ‘the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison ‘Smith - of = Shrine View,
Dallas.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1965
EDGAR HUGHES |
At the Forty-first Convention of
Northeastern Region, Pennsylvania
State Education Association, Octo-
ber 14 and 15, Shamokin High
School, a Social Studies seminar
was conducted on Friday. Over |
seventy teachers attended. |
Edgar W. Hughes, Jr., World
Cultures instructor at Dallas Senior |
High School, opened the meeting |
with election of officers: Donald J.
Evans, president, member of Stel
Studies Departmen, Dallas Senior
High School, and Robert Head,
vice president, chairman of social
studies at Shamokin High School.
Principal speaker, introduced by |
Mr. Hughes, was James G. Kehew,
Social Studies Coordinator, Bureau
of General and Academic Education,
Department of Public Instruction,
Harrisburg.
Mr. Kehew spoke of new content |
and . new teaching approaches de- |
veloping in Social Studies, of teach-
ing by the inductive method rather
than © furnishing students with a
wealth of facts for abserption and
many times memorization. By in-
ductive processes, the student would |
Donald Evans Heads State Education Association
DONALD EVANS
certain situations or problems, and
thereby retain much of what he
had learned through personal
research. ;
Mr. Kehew related that Carnegie
Tech has introduced courses of
study in the Social Studies which
are now being tried in Pittsburgh,
and are outlined as follows: In 9th
grade there are two complete se-
mesters of economic systems in
several countries in addition to our
own; 10th grade is devoted to
World Cultures, or History, but on
a case studies basis; 11th grade
| features American History, and
12th grade considers Sociology, An-
thropology and other Social Science
Disciplines. Independent student: re-
search is urged and highlighted at
all times. :
After the main speech, A. Thomas
Schurtz, Director of Susquehanna
Vzlley. Regional Instructional Mate-
rials Center, and a resident of
Bloomsburg, distributed
on new approaches to the study of
geography relating to all areas of
the world.
Adjournment of the session was
called at 3:15 p. m. by the presiding
materials |
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