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LAKE-LEHMAN
legion auxiliary
poppy posters due
THE DALLAS POST, MAY 14, 1970
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HIGH SCHOOL May is the mont of eau win and lose
5 flowers, and none has the deep
3 : inner beauty of the American
1970 yearbook distributed members of the Honor Society Legion and American Legion bv Dalé Soonseller
The 1970 Roundtable, LL’s was held directly following the Auxiliary’s Memorial Poppy. It y P four errors. Davis, B. Lozo, Ide
: earbook, was distributed to the services. Florence Finn is the is just a little red paper flower ; : a and Kern registered the four
s rion May 4 and to the rest of advisor of the Junior National but it has been fashioned by the Yhe lakelchman thaseball PL
Lake-Lehman the following
day. The 144-page book had a
black cover with gold lettering,
black and gold being the school
colors. Rita Post, Jackie Kried-
ler, and Ricky Evans were the
co-editors and Theresa Wilk and
John Andrusis, the faculty advi-
Honor Soceity.
Popularity poll
A popularity poll, sponsored
by LL’s newsmagazine, the
Crusader, was held May 6 and 7.
Over 20 categories were listed,
such as most active, most ath-
letic, most good-looking, best
hands of hospitalized veterans
and glows with a reflection of
heroic service in the cause of
HUMAN FREEDON.
The Poppy Poster Contest
which is being conducted in the
Dallas School District under the
sponsorship of American
"team split up its two games last
week as they dumped Central
Catholic 7-5 Monday, then were
humiliated 12-0 by Dallas
Thursday.
The Knights quickly jumped
on Yanchick of Central to send
him to the showers in favor of
the fireballing John Hersher,
Central scored five runs on
seven hits while committing
four errors. Kohl had two hits to
aid Central as all five of the
Queensmen’s runs were un-
earned.
Dallas used 12 hits and eight
Lake-Lehman errors along with
sors. Hazel Baer and Calvin dancer, most musically Legion Auxiliary Unit 672 will who took over with the score he four-hit pitching of Burdick
Kanyuck served as the financial talented, and many others. The close this weekend. ~ Mrs. tied at 1-1 and no out. with men © bombard the Knights 12-0.
advisors of the Roundtable. = results will be printed in the last George Thomas, Vincent on ‘second and third. Brobst Vas After going scoreless the first
Pam Calkins, a junior miss, was
head typist. Our congratula-
tions for a very unique yearbook
that a \ be remembered for
years \H come.
Valedictorians announced
Jane Cornell and Bob Kocher
have been named valedic-
torians of the class of 1970, both
issue of the Crusader.
Student Council
The officers for the 1970-71
school year for the Student
Council are Donna Richardson,
president; Janet Stroud, vice-
president; Doreen Davis, secre-
tary; and Russell Ferrara,
treasurer, Congratulations!
© part
Civiletti and Howard Purcell,
all of whom have extensive
experience in the art field, have
been selected as judges.
The winning posters will be
displayed in the windows of
Besecker Realty, Main Street,
Dallas, the last week of May as
of “Memorial Day ac-
The demonstration car above will be used in the driver
education classes at Dallas Senior High School Monday.
demonstration
then hit by a pitch which loaded
the bases. After Evans struck
out, Sponseller grounded to the
shortstop to break the deadlock.
Davis then singled in two runs,
and two batters later Ide also
produced a two-run single to
give Lake-Lehman a 6-1 lead
after two innings.
three innings, the Mountaineers
erupted for 12 runs in the final
four frames. Considine had a
big day at the bat as he pounded
out four hits. Kaye also con-
tributed three hits to aid in the
winning effort.
McDermott had two hits for
Lake-Lehman.
having tied for first place Seniors in Wash., D.C. tivities, after which they will be f oe i .
honors in a class of 133. Sheila The class of 1970 left for the sent to the auxiliary’s state con- oO r Da lla S stude Nts Soran] scorer ane Wn Ia he
Sopeharena Close second. ~ San an pon Gl Jiging ome we Students at Dallas Senior the program are: Arno Miller, to make a game of it. But the
Ongroty alionss on youn ay 9. gy : High School will have the Chief Pete Lange, Officer Carl Knights scored an insurance to
Band awards schedule includes touring Get- } X 2 AUT ES : ’
: i : : chance Monday to see proof that Myers, Trooper Pat Higgins, give Sponseller his second win
Sharon Leinthall and Dave tysburg Battlefield, National a oo AAT WL ilo Ey pi
Johns, two very talented musi- Cathedral, Shrine of the Im- a you can! "stop on a dime, Mi Ernest Gay ape vo Sidenis in Eo :
aia : . . ra 10 oO era ors lard Neff, safety engineer for selected from the driver educa- Lake-Lehman scored seven
cians, were presented the John maculate Conception, Bureau of Nationwide Insurance. will lot ton el asses. Tins ons Lolit hits and coramiticd
Phillip Sousa Award at the LL Printing and Engraving, the Sthdonie dive the dathonirs.
Annual Spring Concert May 2. Capitol, White House, and . Bion ca rinse how Lv ihe 0 .
Each year the juniors belonging Washinton Zoo. The class will oO r a N |iZe C u 100 45) 8 Sa how te o ey S /
to the band vote on the two most be staying at the Lafayette gan Stop 3020 miles per hour, el } 1/1] ary ad Ul! ] 1/1]
deserving seniors for the Hotel. or : Three revolvers on the bumper
award/fohn Miliauskas is the New York trip A group of Citizen Band radio C.B. radio. There are approxi- Of the car will fire to mark the >
director of Lak-Lehman’s band. On May 20, the junior class operators of the Back Mountain mately three million two-way Pavement when the driver sees a ther Fri ada
rs. Congratulations, Sharon and will visit New York for one day. ar¢a and Wyoming Valley radios in use today, mostly for the stop signal, slanis on the g EVERYTHING
ind Davey This trip is made possible Perontly Srganied Bah mobile to ase communica- pre and brings the car to a for the
ok Soci : nown as the Galaxy Citizen tions, search and rescue teams, dead stop. aa ; x 4 ; Dai
Bono Sak coromonies ind Basten tants Paces DUN Nato CUD" Ro ole am re deprmis,THA 1 put of ln nvr. A S008 picked wkend sun, he aig of te
res and induction were held during visited will be the Statue of €astern Pennsylvania. They sports and emergencies. _ safety ‘course al Dallas High Wyoming ry when the the May Queen.
ent assemblies May 8. Twenty-one Liberty, the Allied Chemical elected officers and directors U.S. Citizens, 18 years or School directed by William ATT tocar prthers for AE consiting Ji wmbling WESTERN
up students were nominated from Building, United Nations, St. and are currently conducting older, can apply for licenses to Baran, safety cducation in- He BRtiual watkend an Gon. cls. modern dances. skits. and
ler the senior high, and 18 from Patrick's Cathedral, Radio City inestings in Pinson the first. the FOCandmustenn his equip. struciar, Others participating in junction with Sem’s 125th an- other acts will be presented to
the grades seven through nine. A Music Hall, and the Rockefeller Sunday of each month. 3 nent ‘according to iis lav. niversary abtervance the theme of ‘It was A Very HORSE
the tea honoring the parents of the Observation Deck. Elected to office are: Dick The local club has more than The affair will Kickoff with 27 Good Year
the ! Zemanik, Pittston, president; 20 active members but invite ® : BOCIal Ik te adi Frid oot hii hti 6. 0las Lio:
lis- Hank Lyons Sr., Luzerne, vice anyone with a C.B. license to af- Rainbow Gi ris Specia eyno ° au poss riday 1h 18! Ing the c ass ge 0 and
L : N resident: Vince Zerblas, Pitts- filiate with the club. In addition 4 at 8 p.m. in Seminary’s gym- gethers Saturday evening will
on mY et Tite nl : to sell hoagies nasium. Horace Warren Kim- be the 50th anniversary of the
nts ; ton, treasurer, and Ed Urban- to Mr. Williams, members from breil. the ait d assistant. 1920 sradusting ol The 20: 25
ed Addin ks upont, scoreioty Dies I Bal NOU ON Gh homes Metin] As ETRE i Bi TE RIDER
= : rs ishe i : i ’harles James Memorial As- d Y
The Young Adult Church auditorium. Music was fur- i li en awe din ar No. 144, International City Life Insurance Co. will held at the Treadway Inn. The
Sehool Class of St. Paul's: nished by the “Riverside In. (phir nn Modsie: Fay Wil. Rents a dinner-dance was Order of Rainbow for Girls, Speak on “Values: Then and classes of ‘30, '35, '60 and 65 JH J: :
oa Lutheran Church is very busy Cod) To es oe ams. Harveys Lake and Hank held at the Continental Inn, Lu. Dallas; will hold a hoagie sale Nou a Na are also made plans for get-to- L~ eter
ng. gs ti nas or oo Sonor Ligh a Lyons Jr, West Wyomins. varne for olub members andy May 1s = % home are ae the a vet Leroy E Bugbee, chair-
ns 9 : ny ; kend of Couple’s Club of Shavertown The purpose of the club is fo _ their wives, Family picnic type. Moen. Sow Wa Lave Ditem Cafeteria. I diately follow- man of the histor de artment
22. a eo. United Methodist. Church wil Promote the welfare of its mem- meetings will be held during the may-be given to any member or oS animal add e Lo 2)
Iso Moy 2m 2, Snturday oven Wi £ o os pe Mu bers and to stimulate interest in summer months. called in to Mrs. Moen. Ing Will be Doren 2530 i or ne ay : /
gE Ct EL EE Ea ent a
HE and cogt tale r the'' May 16, at'I: mg s | : - “i
a citdrtlihsant of ‘the evening.” Témple Cotintry "Club Picnic peak will be expressed with nual alumni banquet. The | SWEET VALLEY
; S y i ere will be Grounds. : s and memories at the dinner will be held in the dinin ;
ay ma worship.” Congratulations are in order program in the gym- room of Fleck Hall at 6 p.m. . 477-5036
or This should be good clean fun for John Porter of Lehigh :
he for the whole family. Street, Shavertown. He will be
K. Open House was held for feted at an Eagle Scout Award
ill Charleg Kishbaugh upon his re- Breakfast May 17 at the Shaver- |
ol turn Md discharge from the town United Methodist Church.
he service. He arrived home Sun- All of the men and young men of .
» day, May 3, just in time for his the church are invited. William
a arty. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flock is chairman of the affair. °
ub ian Sr. arrived from The annual conference of Uni- MA R 7 r a | [ ways
Flushing, N.Y. to welcome their ted Methodist Churches will
son home. Many friends and open at First United Methodist PRESENT
1d family were present to wish him Church, Kingston, May 20, and
01 well. continue through May 24, with
as Don’t forget everyone, Satur- the Ordination Service and Ser-
Ss, day is the big day for the vice of Consecration. The adults
as Shavertown Elementary of the Shavertown United Meth-
ed School. That is the day of the odist will be represented
er School Fair. Come on, let’s visit by Everell Chadwick, lay
as the students and enjoy the fair leader, and the Rev. Robert D.
S- with them. There is entertain- Yost. The youth will be repre-
rd ment for one and all and plenty sented by Warren Boyes Jr.,
ho of good things to eat. P youth lay leader; Leslie Evans, A NEW MUSICAL
5 Friday evening, May 9, the and Gwen Kloeber. Officers and directors of the newly formed Citizen Band Radio NEW YORK
nt parochial organization ‘‘Pact” The Shavertown United Club are shown above, left to right, front row, are: Ed Urbanski,
he (Parenf and children) of St. Methodist Church is planning Dick Zemanik, Hank Lyons Sr., Vince Zerblas. Standing: Elmer
Therest’s Church, Shavertown, an old-fashioned church picnic Fisher, Ed Klush, Harold Hahn, Fay Williams and Hank Lyons WEE KEN D
as sponsored a dance in the church to be held June 6 at Irem Tem- I
ns ced - ple Country Club Picnic SAT.-SU N.
d. Grounds. Watch the paper for
c- DALLAS AUTO more details, and plan to spend J U NE 13 14
r, ~ and the day with your family. -
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