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Dallas Alumni
to participate
The Dallas High School Marching
Band will conduct its first Annual
Alumni Day on Saturday, Oct. 15.
All past bandsmen from the Dallas
High School are invited to join the
Marching Band in their show.
Alumni wishing to participate are
requested to report to David Benn,
Band Director, in the Band Room at
the Senior High School at 10 a.m. on
Oct. 15. Please bring your instru-
ments if this is possible.
A limited amount of instruments
will be available through Mr. Benn.
Also alum i are requested to wear
their band jackets.
The Band Officers are organizing
this event and urge all alumni to
join them for this day. This is also
the Dallas Homecoming Day and it
is anticipated that a big turnout will
report.
Dallas Band wins
The Dallas High School Marching
Band captured first place in the
“Tournament of Bands” competi-
tion held recently at Wyoming Area
High School Stadium. ;
The Mountaineer band, under the
direction of David C. Benn, com-
peted in Class II against Pittston
Area, Catasauqua, Nanticoke, Whi-
tehall, Northampton and Bishop
Hoban.
Lisa Sigmand is the drum major-
ette for the Dallas band. Field
‘Captain is Sue MacAvoy, strutter
captains are Polly Kunkle and
Vernie Repko, silk captains are
Sandy Mayers and Lori DelDaudio
and majorette captains are Patti
Davenport and Kelly Saba.
“Legal Aspects of Doccumenta-
tion” is the topic of an all-day
workshop for registered nurses to
be held on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at
the Penn State Worthington/Scran-
ton Campus in Dunmore.
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of the Board of Trustees.
Pat Russin, guidance counselor at
Dallas Senior High, has announced
that juniors will be able to join one
million other students around the
world in taking the Preliminary
Scholastic « Aptitude Tests-National
Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
(PSAT-NMSQT) this fall. The test,
co-sponsored by the College Board
and National Merit Scholarship Cor-
poration is an important step in
making college plans.
Scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 22 at
8:30 a.m., (doors open at 8 a.m.) the
test measures verbal and mathe-
matical aptitude - two abilities
important in doing college work.
The test: can also lead to other
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tion for scholarships administered
by the National Merit Scholarship
corporation; they can participate in
College Board’s Student Search
Service which is used by hundreds
of colleges interested in students
like them, Iso they can get a good
idea what the Scholastic Aptitude
Test (SAT) is like.
Juniors who are interested in
taking PSAT-NMSQT are to register
in the guidance office at Dallas
Senior High School. The fee for
upon registration. The deadline for
registering for the test is Oct. 14.
Candy sale begins
The Dallas Intermediate School
P.T.O. fund raising sale will start
Oct. 13. The students will be selling
Cadbury Krisp Bars and Pepper-
mint Patties for $1.00.
This year, in an effort to please
more people, the students will also
be selling all occasion and Christ-
mas gift wrap for $3.00.
Gift prizes will be awarded to the
top sellers by Haney Fund Raising
and monetary prizes will be
awarded by the P.T.O.
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Surprise!
allas Post/Joan Kingsbury
Exchange
student
is honored
By JOAN KINGSBURY
Staff Correspondent
Juan Carlos Fernandez, AFS stu-
dent from Cochabamba, Bolivia,
was treated to a real ‘surprise’ on
Oct. 5 when he was guest of honor
at a birthday party given by his
host parents, Robert and Helen Vail
of Trucksville.
The party, which was a complete
surprise to Juan, was held at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church, Shaver-
town. Included among the guests
were members of the Dallas Senior
a member, coach John McCafferty
and member of the Dallas Chapter,
American Field Service.
Also in attendance was Peter
Johnson, AFS student from Aus-
tralia and exchange student San-
tiago Sante of Madrid, Spain.
Juan was presented with a soccer
ball which was signed by his team-
mates and the coach.
Dallas Post/Joan Kingsbury
Kimberly Justus.
Dallas Senior High School
announces its annual Homecoming
will be held Saturday, Oct. 15.
The day is highlighted by the
Dallas-Pittston Area football game
at 2 p.m. with the announcement of
the homecoming queen at halftime,
A dance will be held in the senior
high school gym from 8 to 11 p.m.
Music will be provided by ‘‘Star-
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Mon.-Fri. i
8 to 8
Sat. 9-6; Sun. 1 to 5
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Parents, faculty, friends and
alumni are invited to attend the
festivities. Homecoming events are
planned by members of the Student
Council with the assistance of mem-
bers of the student body.
Dallas school seeks
technical assistant
The following non-professional
vacancy is open in the Dallas School
District for the 1983-84 school year:
Part-time AV Technical Assistant.
Anyone interested in this vacancy
should contact Mr. Gerald Wycallis,
Curriculum Office, as soon as possi-
ble.
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