Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
Ceremony conducted
Brownie Troop 654 of the Dallas United Methodist Church held an Investiture Ceremony
recently. Shown here are those who participated in the program. From left, first row, Jenny
Cooper, Jessica Kerr, Traci Gusher, Laura Popielarz, Chrissy Veremychik, Kerry Rittenhouse,
Lynn Murphy, Holly Mannear, Jill Kowalski and Sherri Scavone. Second row, Addy Trager, April
Kocher, Laura Seidel, Jean Reidlinger, Kim Baird, Patrice Shovlin, Nancy Downend, Cindy
Maier, Debbie Greger, Sara Harrison, Tammy Hoppa, Missy Pomrinke.
Junior high band prepares programs
unit. In addition, certain eighth
BPW party held
The West Side Business and Professional Women met recently at a wine and cheese party.
Women in the work force was the topic of discussion for the evening. Shown here at the party
are, from left, seated, Ruth Jones, district officer; Dr. Catherine Wilson, guest; Ruth Moose,
Dallas Junior High Band, pres- Bass Clarinet - James Strange.
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ently comprised of over 50 students
of seventh and eighth grades
enrolled in the instrumental music
curriculum, is working towards a
series of programs to be presented
in December. Each student receives
a weekly instructional lesson which
is supplemented by scheduled
rehearsals of the group.
This is the first year the Junior
High Band has been comprised
solely of seventh and eighth grade
members. The change was made in
order to augment needed instrumen-
tation and total membership of the
senior high marching and concert
band with freshmen who would nor-
mally be part of the junior high
grade members of the band have
supplemental membership in the
Marching Band unit.
Members of the Junior High Band
are:
Flutes - Gwynne Davies, Debbie
Davenport, Lori Niedzwiecki, Mich-
elle Gensel, Cindy O’Brian, Vera
Williams, Kelly Kavanaugh, Karen
Kachurick, Cindi Kern, Laura
Hayer, Jennifer Spear, Jean Dewey.
Oboe - Justine Pilecki.
Clarinets - Kim Metzgar, Melissa
Culver, Laura Horvath, Kim Brady,
Colleen Gumbravich, Eileen Kali-
nowski, Leonard Roginski, Trina
Stesney, Karen Millner, Andrea
Dent, Melissa-Kachmar, Sandy Cor-
coran.
Also Saxophones - Eddie Novitski,
Brian Baker, Lenny Bosak, Paul
Westfield.
Trumpets - Matt Quinn, Mike
Schaffer, Joy Snyder, Stacy
McKuen, Jim Newell.
Trombones - Laura Dover, Sean
Gray, Walter Fader.
Baritone Horns - Billy Cooper,
Richard Kapalka.
Bass - Aaron Kelley.
Percussion - Dina Rebennack,
John Green, Bob Sowga.
Instructor is Reese E. Pelton,
former band director at Wilkes Col-
lege and Music Supervisor at Forty
Fort Borough Schools.
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