Students Make
Welkin Ring
At Teen Party
The walls of Palmer School tot
tered and shook November 12 as
124 junior and senior high school
students expressed their very au
dible enjoyment of the first
teen-age party. Planned as a
P-TA sponsored recreational pro
gram, parties will be held twice
monthly under the direction of
Charles Dillon, seventh grade
teacher.
Friday’s party included every
phase of fun known to a teen
ager. It began with games in the
gymnasium, and with ping-pong
matches in the basemrnt. It pro
gressed to square dancing and
pinochle, then to social dancing
and ended with the serving of
quantities of cake and soft
drinks in the school lunchroom.
Mr. Dillon said that subsequent
parties will be planned for Sat
urday nights, whenever possible.
He plans to divide interest
groups in the future, with each
party planned to include in
terests of specific groups. Then
there will be a super-party peri
odically, in which all teen-agers
will join.
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Shamrocks Bow
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Still smarting from their 84
22 loss to a BJL team f laying in
the Anchorage City League, Pal
mer's Shamrocks will be gun
ning for a decisive win when they
meet an Alaska Railroad five in
the Palmer gym on Saturday of
this week. Two games are in the
offing. The Palmer women’s team
will open hostilities against a
Railroad squad at 7:30, with the
feature game scheduled to be
gin at 8:45.
Earlier last week, the Sham
rocks barely squeezed by the Pal
mer High School five by a score
of 36-33. PHS underclassmen,
It's a Holiday
Teachers and students of Pal
mer School will breathe a sigh of
relief tonight as they close text
books and put away papers for
a two-day Thanksgiving break.
They’ll be back on the job. same
time, same place, next Monday
morning.
playing a curtain-raiser with
Wasilla, won handily by a 39-17
score. Waldahl was best in the
Shamrock scoring that evening
with 12 points, while Pedersen
led PHS with 11.
Vernon France received an in
jured knee in the game, which
may keep him benched for the
balance of the season. He will be
sorely missed in the Shamrock
line-up.
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