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by KAREN DAVIS and
DEBBIE KAPRAL
Future Nurses Association
hosts guest speaker
Lois Knaub, director of nurs-
ing at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital, was the guest speaker
at the March 4 meeting of
the Future Nurses Club. Miss
Knaub explained the oppor-
tunities and duties of today’s
nurses. Mrs. Johnson is the
club’s advisor, and Sally Cy-
phers is the president of the
club.
Senior class news
At a senior class meeting
March 4, plans for senior class
activities were discussed. Sen-
ior class advisor, Donald Ev-
ans, announced that the senior
class banquet will be held May
25 at the Hotel Sterling, and the
senior class trip to the Poconos
vill be May 26. Baccalaurate
‘will take place in the auditor-
ium of the new junior high
school. Commencement will
take place, as always, at the
Irem Temple Country Club.
Broadway play. The students
are planning the trip for April
18. Chaperones will be
Mrs. Sherwood and Mr. Lewis.
Mock basketball game played
by cheerleaders
At a pep rally March 3 the
Dal-Hi cheerleaders performed
a mock basketball game for
the student body. The ‘‘game’’
resulted in hilarity. The Dallas
‘‘Mountaineer’”’ portrayed by
Terry Hartman also put in an
appearance at the pep rally.
The pep rally was held prior
to the Dallas-Valley West game.
The Spartans came out on top
in that game held March;
King’s College gym. The# final
score, despite the fantastic
- attempt made by the Mounts,
" Lefko.
was 91-52. The high scorer
for Dallas was senior, Scott
Even though Dallas
:. was defeated, the spirit shown
Plans for Class Day are now
being discussed by the class
8 e J fhe cans high school. There was a great
officers.
Also discussed at the meeting
was the possibility of the
Junior-Senior Prom being held
some place other than the
school gymnasium.
Carolyn Stout was chosen
by student election to repre-
sent Dallas High School in the
Miss UNICO contest sponsored
by the UNICO Club of Greater
Wilkes-Barre. The contest will .
take place at the Boston Store
July 23 at 7 p.m.
Chorus plans trip to New :
York
The senior class members of -
the chorus are planning a trip
to New York City’ One of the
places the chorus members
will visit will be Lincoln Cen-
ter. They will also take in a
by MILLIE WEISS
Girls’ basketball
LL’s fantastic female cagers
wound up a great season with
a 7-1 record, having bowed only
to Nanticoke. At the con-
clusion of the second half, the
Lady Knights were tied for
first place with Nanticoke and
met them for a third time
at Coughlin’s gymnasium. Al-
though LLHS put up a chal-
lenging fight, Nanticoke man-
aged to squeeze through with
a 33-26 victory which put
LLHS in second place.
This was the final game for
seniors Darlene Snell and
Sharon Leinthall, the captains
of the team. Since most of
the girls will return for the
1970-71 season, the future looks
very bright. Wilma Schierer is
the coach.
Junior play
“The Defiance of David
Charles” was presented to a
packed auditorium March 6.
This annual production, spon-
sored by the junior class, was
an overwhelming success and
immediately captured the at-
tention of the spectators. It
involved a 17-year-old boy,
troubled because he felt he
could not live up to his
father’s distinguished reputa-
tion. Naturally, he and his
father came to an understand-
ing at the play’s conclusion.
Francis Wilczewski, junior
class advisor, served as the
director, with Joanita Swartz
chosen as student director.
College boards
All interested academic
junior and senior students took
college boards March 7 at
Dallas High School for all
Wyoming Valley students. The
test was centered around
English and math portion of
the curriculm.
Cheerleaders
LL’s peppy cheerleaders,
coached by Wilma Schierer,
received honorable mention
and a trophy in the Luzerne
County Community College
Cheerleading Contest. Lake-
Lehman competed against 20
other schools and we are
very happy to report that
LLHS ranked in the top six.
Although they didn’t rank
number one, LL feels that they
did an excellent job during the
sports season and deserve the
warmest congratulations. Deb-
bie Rinken and Collene Wan-
del are the co-captains of the
squad.
Easter candy sales
The junior class officially
completed the sale of Easter
candy March 3. The class of
LAKE-LEHMAN
HIGH SCHOOL
© Senior Prom in April,
by our loyal fans could not be
surpassed. Keep up the good
work Dallas fans! ! ! !
Final senior dance held
The final senior class dance
was held Saturday night at the
turn-out due partially to the
great music provided by the
“Gibralter.”
Dal-Hi cheerleaders win ain :
The Dallas cheerleaders took
away the trophy for being the
best cheering squad in tages
for the second year in a iow.
The Luzerne County Commun-
ity College was the sponsor for
the competition. It is no wonder
- that Dallas has such great spir-
it with the following girls to
lead them: Debbie Anderson,
Judy Allen, Nancy Thomas,
Sue Ownes, Carol Shaskan, Ro-
berta Gilbert, Mary Cully,
Sandy Long, Patty Koeb, Cin-
dy Smith, and Kathy Dorosky.
The cheerleading coach is Ver-
dun Thomas.
"71 has broken all pregious
records, having sold ver
$10,000 worth of Christmas and -
Easter candy. This will enable
them to pay for the Junior
go to
New York City in May and
' provide for the projec
. seniors. Frances Wilcze ,
the advisor of the class, while
. Rick Wagner is the president.
Musical
“Where is the Mayor!” a
frolicking comedy,
3 and 4. This production will
be sponsored by LL’s chorus
and is being directed by Jane
Morris and Maureen Purcell,
The cast consists of the mayor,
portrayed by Charlie Musroski,
while John Myers, Ken Austin,
Barbara Derwin,. Judy Lee,
. Betsy Turner, and Helen Wil-
liams fill the remaining roles.
District 2 wrestling
LLHS’swrestlingteamrapked
fourth in District 2 compe
having had three matmen in
the finals. LL’s representatives
were Jack Davis, Bill Spencer,
and Rick Wagner. Bill will
represent Lake-Lehman in the
regionals at Muhleffre
College in Allentown arch
7. Congratulations!
Hallmark Art Contest
John Mihal took first place
in the Hallmark Art Contest,
. where Diane Ashton took
second, Linda Williams, third,
and Judy Carter, fourth. Lake-
Lehman extends the warmest
congratulations to these future
artists.
Gym show
- LLHS’s annual gym show
will be held March 20. Sut-
dents from grades 7-12'%Will
participate on such equipment
as the ropes, mats, rings,
mini tramp, and horse. A
number of clowns will be on
hand to provide a few laughs.
Wilma Schierer and Kenneth
Maciak are the physical
education teachers at Lake-
Lehman.
Fashion show
Each of 39 very nervous
seamstresses waited her turn to
model her own unique creation
at the Lake Elementary Build-
ing March 5. The girls were
judged by the Harveys Lake
Women’s Club on the sewing
of the garment and the poise
with which they presented
it. Joan Evans, Beth Gordon,
Sharon Leinthall and Lisa
Bennett took the honors in this
contest. Congratulations girls!
will be
presented to the public April
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