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Pictured above are the seven senior nominees for the 1971
Homecoming Queen of Dallas Senior High School. They are,
Kneeling, left to right: Sandy Jones, Debbie Shook, and Holly
Phillips. Standing: Megan Moore, Becky Szela, Debbie Mitchell,
and Kathy Doroski.
Brownie Troop Invests Scouts
Brownie Troop 657 of
Shavertown held its investiture
Oct. 20 at St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, Shavertown.
The ceremony was centered
around the Brownie story, with
the entire troop and its leaders
participating. The following
girls were invested: Toni
Bernardi, Crystal Breining,
Sandra Davenport, Nancy
* Adult Scouters
To Be Honored
More than 500 persons are ex-
pected to attend the 1971 Adult
Scouters’ Recognition Dinner to
be held Nov. 17 at Convention
Hall in Pittston Township, an-
nounces Trucksville resident,
Thomas L. Peeler III, program
chairman.
~ The occasion will honor re-
gional adult Scouters—unit
leaders, assistant leaders and
committee den mothers—for
their outstanding performance
and leadership among the Cub
Packs, Scout Troops and Ex-
plorer Posts of the Penn Moun-
"tains Council, Boy Scouts of
America. Russel W. Lackie,
Kingston, is general chairman.
Principal speaker for the
evening will be Clifford L.
Jones, former Commonwealth
Secretary of Labor and Indus-
try. Before his appointment as
Secretary of Labor and Indus-
try by former Gov. Raymond P.
Shafer in 1969, Mr. Jones also
served as Secretary of Com-
merce during the same admin-
istration.
~VOTE-
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Evans, Suzanne Gomba, Kathy
Murray, Christine O’Donnell,
Carol Ostrum, Debbie Rogers,
Tara Scirocco, Sheryl Thomas.
Mothers and guests attended
this meeting and refreshments
were served. The leaders of
Troop 657 are Mrs. William
Phillips, Mrs. Henry Todd, and
Mrs. Richard Gdovin.
Daylight Saving Time
Ends Oct. 30
Turn The Clock Back!
Queen Candidates
Named at Dallas
The Dallas Homecoming
game is scheduled for Nov. 6 at
2 p.m. at the Dallas stadium
when the Mountaineers will
take on West Side Central
Catholic. Half time activities
will include crowning of the 1971
queen by last year’s queen,
Pam Morris.
The newly crowned queen will
reign that evening at the annual
Homecoming Dance. Tickets
are on sale in the Senior High
office. The dance will be held
from 8 to 11:30 p.m. in the senior
high gymnasium. Music will be
by ‘‘Gibraltor.”
THE DALLAS POST, OCT. 28, 1971
Misericordia Holds
First Trustees Day
Members of College Miseri-
cordia’s Board of Trustees con-
ducted the first ‘Board of
Trustees Day’’ ever held at the
college last Friday as the board
members availed themselves
for open discussion with all
members of the college com-
munity.
In the interest of promoting
better communication at all
levels of the college community,
the board members assembled
in Kennedy Lounge on campus
and invited students, faculty
members, and administrators
to meet with them over coffee
for informal discussion.
Following a two-hour mor-
ning session, the Board had
lunch with the students in the
college’s dining room. In the
afternoon, they were again
available for open discussion
from 1 to 2, held their regularly
scheduled meeting, and dined
again with the students during
the evening meal.
The experiment in better
communications was a success,
according to College Miseri-
cordia president, Sister Miriam
Teresa, RSM, with large
numbers of the college com-
munity attending the discussion
sessions. Board members were
particularly pleased with the
number of students attending,
Sister Miriam Teresa said, pro-
viding the two-way communi-
cations flow sought by the
Board.
Wilkes Names Piazza
To College Who's Who
Ross Piazza, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Piazza of 99 N.
Pioneer Ave., Shavertown, has
been selected for recognition in
the forthcoming 1971-72
publication of ‘‘Who’s Who
Among Students in American
Colleges and Universities,”
according to George F. Ralston,
dean of Wilkes College.
UNICEF is active in over 100
countries, bringing millions of
children better health and nu-
trition. But physical care is not
all that children need. One-third
of UNICEF’s resources are
spent on aiding education. To
keep pace with population
growth, UNICEF is steadily in-
creasing its flow of educational
equipment and teacher-training
grants in many of these coun-
tries.
Mr. Piazza is one of 32 Wilkes
College seniors thus selected.
He and his colleagues have been
recognized for their con-
tributions to the college and the
community and during their
college careers have main-
tained an academic average of
not less than 2.0.
Selection for the publication is
based on preliminary selection
by the deans and referral to
department chairmen for ap-
proval. Then additions or
deletions are made on
recommendation from the
chairmen. The final approved
list is then sent to the journal for
publication.
Mr. Piazza, a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School, has
been active in student govern-
ment. He lettered in wrestling
in high school.
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