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Dallas High School News
; by Robert Graham |
F.T.A.
Under the guidancé of Miss Mary |
Ann Foley, the Future Teachers of |
America held their first meeting of |
the year on Tuesday, November 9.!
At this time, officers were elected
as follows: President, Antoinette
Petchkis; Vice President, Janet |
Kelly; Secretary, Kimberly Roddy; |
Treasurer, Thomas Harris. Miss
Foley announced those students |
selected to go Dallas Borough Ele-
mentary School the next day for |
an afternoon of teaching.
Bonfire
Last Friday our long-postponed |
bonfire was held. Participating were |
the band, the cheerleaders, the
team, the coaches, and several
hundred screaming students.
The Perfect Idiot |
Don’t forget, the senior play, “The |
Perfect Idiot”, will be presented |
tomorrow night under the direction |
of Mr. Edgar Hughes, Jr. Yester- |
day, a preview performance was |
presented to the student body and
received many compliments.
Thanksgiving
On Wednesday, everyone will be |
waiting for Thursday. The reason
for this is that Thursday is Thanks-
giving and Friday is the day after
Shavertown Cub Scouts
Bre Presented Awards
+The following awards were pre-
sented at the November meeting of
Shavertown Cub Pack 233:
Den 8, Mrs. William Ostrum, Den
Mother: Richard Monte - Lion Book,
Wayne Devine - Lion Book, Denner
Stripe, William Cook - Lion Book,
Roundup Patch, Robert Malak -
Asst. Denner Stripe, Ricky McCarty
- Lion Badge, Jack Kloeber » Round-
up Patch.
Den 3, Mrs. Walter Roberts, Den
Mother, Eyre Price - Lion Badge, |
Gold & Silver Arrow on Bear Badge,
Earl Monk - Gold & Silver Arrow |
on Wolf Badge, Walter Roberts -
Roundup ' Patch, Bear Book, Gary |
Beisal - Denner Stripe.
Den 7, Mrs. Walter Kozemchalk, |
Den Mother, Clifford Kozemchak, |
Lion Book, Silver Arrow on Bear
Badge. |
Den 5, Mrs. Malcolm Bonowitz, |
Den Mother, Jimmy McGough - Lion
Badge, Gold & Silver Arrows ons
The balance of the meeting con- |
sisted of refreshments and a Hal- |
loween Party. Wayne Brandt is Cub |
Master. i
SPORTSMANS CORNER |
by Jim Hopple
|
I would like to caution motorists |
to be extremely alert during the
next two months for deer on the
highway. Deer-motor vehicle colli-
sions are running about 2,000 ahead
of last year at this time.
. The following Boy Scouts have
‘completed nature merit badge coun- |
seling with me: troop 281, Dallas, |
James and Jerome Juris and Grant
Davis; troop 231, Shavertown, War- |
ren Boyes Jr.
Why not join with THE FABU-
LOUS COMETS at your next teen-
age entertainment dance spot. Re-
member THE FABULOUS COMETS |
are making the scene with just]
them and you teens. For rates and
dates phone 674-3782. Get with it
‘and hop with the tops. And say
you read about them in the DAL-
“LAS POST. Take my word, these
young men are a swell group.
"Be a gentleman, ask the land]
owner's permission to hunt and be
«careful with fire. You are the loser
when game habitat is destroyed.
Davey Kozemchak and pal Dale
Elston ‘have bagged some nice
pheasants.
Foot Patrel Works
‘Well At Shavertown
Kingston Township Supervisors
set in motion a Foot Patrol last
“weekend in an effort to cut down |
on traffic accidents in the vicinity
of the Shavertown Shopping (Cen-
ter and nearby Franklin Street in-
tersection.
Chief Herbert Updyke initiated
the new type. of police on the spot
action on Saturday afternoon when
many shoppers congest the area.
#As a result, Supervisor Daniel
Shaver reports that no accidents
occurred at this point. A rash of
mishaps in late weeks led the super-
“visors to try another approach to
(the problem.
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THE DALLAS POST
Vans
| resigned.. Having a great sense of
| humor, he is still joyful, because
{ having four or more alumni among
| the majority of the nation’s cor-
Corning Glass Center recently.
| received a briefing in front of the |
| 200-inch disk. From there the group |
— and we have them both off from
school! Happy Drumstick!
Basketball Season i
Basketball Season
by Craig Seeley
The basketball team is looking
forward to a prosperous season this
year, with an excellent chance for
[ Mrs. Edward Jones presiding.
the conference title.
The basketball team has
practicing since Monday,
ber 1. Forty-two prospective mem-
bers of the squad showed for
practice, and out of this figure, |
twenty-four will be chosen for the!
team; ten will play varsity. Over-
all, the morale of the boys has been |
good:
Mr. Brobst regrets, however, that
the assistant coach, Mr. Kozick, has
been
Novem-
Mr. Cicon, a capable man, will re-
place Mr. Kozick.
Mr. Brobst believes in ‘the boys’
utmost ability to play a good game
of basketball and that is why Dal-
las is going to be one of the four
teams to play in the Holiday |
tournament. Other schools partici- |
pating in the Wyoming Valley In-
vitational Tournament are St.
Mary‘s, Meyers’ and West Side Cen-
tral Catholic. This even will be held
December 27 ‘through 29.
Lehigh Ranks High
As Producer Of Leaders
A nationwide survey recently
published on the origins of the top
1,000 corporate chiefs of 600 larg-
est American companies reveals
that Lehigh University continues to
be one of the nation’s most prolific
producers of men who are “captains
of industry” in the United States.
A somewhat similar survey made
in 1955 showed Lehigh to be of
equally high ranking ever since
1925.
The corporate chiefs selected to |
participate in the 1965 survey are
either board chairmen, presidents,
or principal vice presidents at their
companies.
Only 45 of the more than 2,000
colleges and universities in the
nation qualified for the listing,
which included those institutions
the top 1,000 executives.
The survey goes on to predict
that “within, another decade or two
porate chiefs will be the men who
speak the language of engineering |
and science as well as business and
the humanities. .and who can
bridge the gap between the ‘two
yn
cultures’.
7th Grade Visits
Corning Glass
Edwin L. Johnson and 120 mem- |
bers of the seventh grade at Lake- |
Lehman High School visited the
At the Glass Center, the group
followed a specially prepared map of |
the Center through The Corning
Museum of Glass, where they saw
the 3,500-year history of glass; the
Hall of Science and Industry, that |
illustrates the properties and uses |
of glass; and to the Steuben Factory
where the group observed the actu-
al manufacture of hand-made;
crystal.
The group also viewed the film, |
“Glass and You.”
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LAKE LEHMAN
High School News
Lehman Woman's Club Holds
Lively Pre-holiday Meeting
Lehman Woman's Club met re- December meeting for Retreat Hos-
cently in the Lehman Fire Hall with pital. The club will make a tour of
| Retreat as soon as arrangements
Mrs. Leon Bartz, general chair- can be made.
man of the Christmas Tea, named |
her committee: Mrs. John Chesno-
vitch, decorations; Mrs. Willis Gen- | local fire companies, the Lehman
tile, program; Mrs. William Cole, fire company and the Jonathan R.
refreshments. Mrs. Raymond Udall, | Davis fire company of Idetown, and
membership chairman will install agreed to sponsor a Girl Scout troop
the new members at a candle light in the Lehman area and to give its
ceremony. i annual campership.
Projects chairman Mrs. Richard The program for the evening was
Bingaman gave a report on ‘the y crafts night to make Christmas
game party held recently and also decorations.
on the traveling dessert basket. Mrs. Guests were: Mesdames Al Leg-
Willis Gentile asked for returns on | gat Richard Pollina, Robert Lay-
the note paper project. | mon, Thomas Duffey, Edward Bel-
Mrs. Jones reports that the club co. Members attending: Mesdames
has wheel chairs and walkers avall-| wipiay, cole, Willis Gentile, Thom.
able to anyone in the community '
who may have temporary need of Ely, Richard Sloan, Steve Barnett,
them. Contact either Mrs. Edward wijiam Michaels, Edward Kanasky,
Jones, Oak Hill, or Mrs. Russe | Walter Maguire, G. Douglas Cassar,
Coolbaugh, Lehman. _ | Leon Bartz, R. J. Reynolds, R. E.
Mrs. Willis Gentile gave an in-|q(jq,]] Vincent Angelicola, Charles
teresting report on a visit that she! Bednar, James Kenny Richard
and Mrs. Jones made recently to Bingenan Elston Adalman Lewis
the Retreat Hospital. She asked for Laning es Tarasavage Edwaed
volunteers to bring a gift to the] 2 ?
| Jones.
Over 200 Parents
Attend PTA Meeting
Wednesday evening, open house
was held at the Lehman Elemen-
tary building with approximately
200 parents attending. P.T.A. presi-
dent, Mrs. Gordon Dawe was very |
pleased at the exceptional turnout. | General Hospital. Scouts will meet
Teachers were in their respective in the Hospital Lobby at 9:45 a.m.
rooms from 7:30 until 8:30. to greet |’ Senior Career Day is designed to
parents of their students and ex-
plain teaching methods or to discuss | tions open to them upon completion
any problems individually. of their educations. Miss Lois
Following ‘the room visitations, Knaub, Superintendant of nurses,
tea was served in the cafetorium. TTL
Mrs. Michael Godel is’ Hosnitalite will conduct a tour of Wilkes-Barre
Ct d Mrs. Willi ospiality General Hospital and point out to
th SUman ane Mis: Tem Fry Was the girls the various vocations open
e Tea Chairman. Hostess's for h in tHe ficld of dict
the evening were Mrs. Joseph Ka- % them in he oN metIINS
: : : Miss Linda King, Pittston, Marin-
minski, Mrs. John Fritz, Mrs. Lester T 888 is Chair I Senior
Hoover, Mrs. James Darling, and or Toop AND hemor
Mrs. Glendoris Shilanski of ‘the
school cafeteria.
The Tea: table was presided over
by Mrs. Leonard Selingo assisted by
Mrs. William Hagenbaugh, Mrs.
Joan Warmouth and Mrs. Ziba
Smith.
Senior Girl Scouts
To Observe Career Day-
Senior Girl Scouts of Penn's
Woods Girl Scout Council will ob-
serve Senior Career Day, Saturday,
November 13th at Wilkes-Barre
Troop © 268 is
Central Senior
keiser, Hazleton,
Chairman of the
Planning Board.
Education Secretaries
Luzerne County Association of
Educational Secretaries will meet on
Thursday, November 18, at the Dal-
las Senior High School at 8 p.m.
Following the meeting, Mrs. Has-
son Ahmad from Jordan will pre-
sent a program on the customs of
her country. |
All Educational Secretaries of Lu-
zerne County are invited to attend.
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The club also voted to make their |
annual contributions to the two!
as Brown, Robert Disque, Charles '
acquaint Senior Scouts with voca- |
Career Day and Miss Grace Wer- |
When Hurricane Betsy roared into Dade
County, Florida, 80% of the power went out.
But the big new David-William apartment/
hotel in Coral Gables kept full services: light-
ing, air conditioning, and hot water. How? The
building has its own Gas Total Energy system.
Lake-Lehman High ‘School re-
| cently held an open house in con-
| junction with Education Week. All
| teachers were present and parents
children’s work wand discuss their
progress with the teachers. Fol-
lowing individual room visitations
a ‘tea for parents and faculty was
held in the cafeteria.
Mrs. Thomas G. Brown is High
School Vice-President for the Lake-
Lehman P.T.A. Her committee for
the tea was Mrs. Louise Jones and
Mrs. Shirley Phillips, assisted by
Mesdames Barbara Shreiner, Bar-
bara Lanning, Jane Bicking, Myra
Davis and Verna Evans. Mrs. Mar-
"tha Smith and Mrs. Hiram Sorber
poured.. Members of the high
school Future Teachers Association
Dale Mosier Member
Of Engineer Fraternity
Dale Mosier, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Mosier, was initiated as a
member of the Sigma Tau Honor
Fraternity, Kappa Chapter, at Penn-
sylvania State University.
Dale is =a Junior studying Engi-
neering Science at the University.
Sigma Tau Fraternity is a nation-
and comprising
purpose is the
achievements of students in engi-
Fraternity is a member of the Na-
tional Association of College Honor
| Societies.
‘Receives Promotion
Franci§ W. Smith has* been ap-
| pointed Ass’t Chief to Walter
| Parker, head of Medical Records of
| the Medical Staff of the Department
of State, Washington, D.C.
Mr. Smith is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Smith, Dallas, R. D. "3,
| and has been with the Medical Di-
| vision since 1962. He is a gradu-
{ate of Dallas High School, class of
11962.
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had an opportunity to look at their |
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thirty-two chapters |
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neering and related sciences. The Wotman,
served as room guides.
“A Gift For All” will be the
theme of the Christmas program to
be presented December 12 at 7:30
p.m. in the high school auditorium.
Marian Huttenstine, program direc-
tor, has announced that the music
will be performed by the high
school chorus, under the direction
of Miss Jane Morris and the Brass
Choir, directed by John Miliauskas.
The narration will be provided by
students.
Eighth grade course night will be
held February 17. This night is
set up as a means of helping the
parents of eighth grade children
select the proper curriculum for
their high school education.
Misericordia Alumnae
To Hold Fashion Show
College Misericordia Alumnae, Lu-
| zerne County Chapter will hold their
{ Annual Fashion Show and Card
Party “Holiday! ‘In Fashion” on
Monday November 29 at Mayfair.
Fashion show under the direction of
Mrs. ~ Juanita Miller; Fashion Di-
rector of Bergman's Department
Store will begin promptly at 8:00
p.m. The public is invited to attend
and players are requested to bring
Professional ‘Models, all. students
of College Misericordia. are: Barbara
Gerri + Serafin, Joanne
| Hasser, Kathleen McLaughlin, Carol
| Wagner, and Elsie Bairne. Other
| models, members. of the local chap-
J. Palumbo, Miss ‘Helen Kretchik,
Mrs. Ann: Shovlin Hawkins,
| Mrs. Francis E. Girvan.
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Frank Roese, Cleveland, flew -to
[ Forty . Fort. .Airport, Friday, .his
father, F: D..Roese, picked him up
at the airport. Frank -spent the
weekend at the home of his parents,
Mr. -and Mrs. F. D. Roese, Sweet
| Valley.
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from the Gas turbines is captured and put to
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Open House was held at Noxen
Elementary School, on November
10th. Refreshments were served
by the following: Nellie Scouten,
Helen Belles, Boston, Lucy Shalata,
Lucille Blizzard and (Charles Engel-
man.
Mrs. Nina Brown has been a pa-
tient in General Hospital since last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert May spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Parr, Bristol, Pa.
Mrs. John Kovolick and children,
. Ottsville, spent Friday night with
relatives here.
Peggy Coole, North Plainfield,
N. J., spent Wednesday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coole, also the
weekend.
Mrs. Earl Richards, who has been
ill for several months, is feeling
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cahill and
family, West Pittston, and his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cahill,
Maine, were dinner guests at the
Fred ‘Schencks’, on Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Fritz and son Dave
visited John Hackling at a hospital
in Binghamton, on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Waltman, Potts-
town and Mrs. Martha York, Wyo-
ming, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bigelow, on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dent and
daughter Mrs. Ted Miller and
daughter Jessie, Bloomsburg visited
Mrs. Joe Dotter, on Sunday.
Wheeler Hess returned from Gen-
eral Hospital on Sunday, after a
week’s stay. He is scheduled ' for
surgery on Saturday.
Norma Meeker is in: a ‘critical |
condition at General Hospital.
Mrs. ' Henry . Lane © and’. David
Crossinan took Mrs. Richard ‘Hobbs
and children to their home at
North Tonawanda, N.Y. ‘Theodore
Jones returned to his home at War-
wick, 'N. Y. :
Noxen Methodist Ladies ‘will hold
a, bake sale and. bazaar on Thurs-’
day, November “18th,
noon. ]
Mr. and Mrs. . Frank Haverick,
Mark, Steven, and Frank Stratford,
Conn., spent the weekend with the
William: Munkatchys and attended
starting at
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the funeral of Mrs. Rachel Blossom.
Mrs. Nina Brown returned from
a week's stay at General Hospital.
Mrs. Harold Bennett also returned
after being in for tests.
Mrs. Albert Jones is coming along
nicely after having major surgery.
She is expected home by the end
of this week, if all goes well.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blizzard are
visiting their son James, at Landis,
North Carolina. (
Joseph Arciola, Staten 161%,
N. Y., spent a week with the James
Pattons.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason,
Endicott, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Joseph Hackling and Carl.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Erb and son
Donald Jr., Kreamer, Pa., called on
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Montross and
family, on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Lane, Avenel, N. J.,
spent the weekend with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Dorothy French.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Race, Chris-
tine and David, spent the weekend
visiting Mr. and: ‘Mrs. Nelson Car-
gill, Mrs. Lawrence Race and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles VanCampen,
Binghamton.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Hess on Sunday, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roderick, Mr.
and Mrs. Jason Harding, Center-
moreland and Mrs. Leona Brdee,
Beaumont, Mrs. Ross Williams,
Shavertown, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hess, Forty Fort. Mrd. Hess
is very ill, at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Vane Race, Walling-
ford, Conn., spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goble.
SEVENTH BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. “Gilbert Hg
entertained in honor of their
Michael, who was celebrating his
seventh birthday on Sunday.
Guests: Michael, Valerie, and Stan-
ley Ely, Timmy, Jimmy, John A
Bobby Belles, Kurt Shook, Beth
Ann, Billy, Jacqueline Smith of
Forty - Fort, Patti, Tina, Kenneth
and Richard Harvey, also Mr. and
Mrs. William ‘Smith of Forty Fort,
Miss ‘Antoinette Kuharcik, Fairless
Hills.
Francis Belles spent the weekend
at the home of his son George and
family, Skaneattes Falls, N. Y.
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