las Middle ferent opinion, “I think it stinks! I 1g 23 do School Corre- think the kids who misused the ae ] spondent. I'm bags should pay, not the rest of i grade. The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 20, 1996 13 DALLAS MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS Hello, I'm Joe Fritz, your Dal- 13 years old, and in the 8th | In my | spare time, I like working on a JOE FRITZ computer, rollerblading and mu- sic. Here's a report of what's been happening in school. than before." Brook Kryston has a totally dif- us.” UPCOMING SPORTS EVENTS In the past week DMS has had three sporting events begin their season: Girls Basketball practice started November 13 and wres- tling practice started November 12. Boys Basketball practice : started November 18. Games e ® ; MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS matches should startin 1-2 iid BAN BACKPACKS DMS students have recently STUDENT COUNCIL been going through a change in The Student Council has been what they can carry around. “The making many things possible 8th grade has misused bookbags. Jately. One is the “Penny Wars”. : A T heDallns Middle Sell Say lo The way it works is that three jars | —— BL - make classrooms and cafeteria gr { . Hl onary om in Monten are setup for the three grades EAREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB CELEBRATES FIESTA i : < middle school principal. grade has the most pennies, and ; bo @ @ | Teachers have agreed that least silver (nickels, dimes, quar- Members of the Lake-Lehman High School Foreign Language Cole, Stacey Novak, Allison Kehler, Alison Piatt, Joe Domkowski, i : bookbagsareadistractioninclass: ters, etc.), gets a reduced admis- Club recently held their annual fiesta celebrating “El Dia De Los and Jen Johnstone. Row 3, Susie Walters, Helene Strutko, HR : “The ban on bookbags came after sion dance ticket. Last year they Muertos”. Students enjoyed a variety of foods and discussed the Stacey Pagoda, Christina Royer, Angela Davis, Jen Klaips, A ‘ Spel on Th I raised $800, this year they are meaning of this celebration in Mexico. Christine Dinger, Liz Lockavich, Mike Kenney, Andy Loughney, | t fon." sald Mr. Pewlik, band direc Soong or Jo. he whe Row 1, from left, John Dawe, Chavon Croman, Becky Kaufman, Ken Weaver, and Michele Medura, faculty sponsor. Row 4, Tina +] tor. That may be, but many stu- is Dallas Middle Po Ear Mike Faillace, Rob Weaver, Jamie Kuhns, and Michael P. Casey. Baigis, Leah Matusek, Jacqui Burke, Missy Bolta, Tanya # | * dents have different opinions. Shorts. Selling from $7.00 to Row 2, Tricia Kernag, Missy Rasmus, Crystal Copeland, Karen Kosakowski (club president); Nathan Bendik and Mollie Lewis. i . Bethany Brown, student coun- $10.00, these boxers are a great A * cil president, believes this, “Ithink price, and a wonderful cause. See ol Rood I" FA YRIKS Hl - we [students] should let it slide Miss Amesbury (rm. 215) for or- fa A . . until they [teachers] figure out {er form. Next dance: Friday, De- The following school lunch WEDNESDAY - Nachos w/beel- waffles w/maple syrup, cinnamon MONDAY - Fruit muffin, ce- £1 | ¢ . that it will be a larger nuisance cember 13, 7:00-9:00 p.m. menus are for the week of Novem- cheese orSloppyJoe/bunorpizza, applesauce, orange wedges. real, fruit juice. Bl ; ber 21 - 27. All lunches include Tufty rice, hot vegetable, assorted FRIDAY - Pizza wedge, stuffed TUESDAY - Pancakes/syrup, i x milk. : celery, pretzel sticks, peaches. cereal, juice, past {18 : Dallas Elementary to present play Nov. 22 DALLAS SCHOOLS GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL Dhar | . The second grade classes of the Dallas Elementary School, in THURSDAY - Thanksgiving THURSDAY - Turkey w-gravy, pierogies, cheese squares, sea- cereal, grapes, juice. | BE : conjunction with National Education Week, will hold their annual Special - Turkey w/gravy, roll or roll, mashed potatoes, corn, cran- soned broccoli, dinner roll, Lynch t ‘ Thanksgiving production “Let's Talk Turkey” on Nov. 22. A special Cheeseburger or pizza, mashed berry sauce. peaches. : THURSDAY - Chicken patty/ i presentation for the entire elementary school will be performed on Nov. Potatoes, tender peas, specialdes- ~~ FRIDAY - Pizza, salad, mixed TUESDAY - Beef ravioli wW/ oft bun w/lettuce-tomato, rice {] :21. In addition to the play, students will also perform songs, dances sert. fruit. : sauce, tossed salad w/dressing, yegetable casserole, jello. | ‘and poems following a Thanksgiving theme. Some of the second FRIDAY - Toasted cheese or MONDAY - Spaghetti w/meat dinner roll, fruit cup. FRIDAY - French bread pizza, i <3 @@ graders willalso showcase special talents, including dance and piano. cheeeburger or pizza, tomalo sauce, bread stix, lettuce, tomato, WEDNESDAY - French bread fresh veggies/dip. chilled fruit. 11 ~ The students are under the direction of their teachers, Mrs. Besecker, ~Soup/crackers, banana, pudding, ~ peaches. pizza, carrot / celery sticks, potato MONDAY - Beef rib bar-b-que/ 1 Mrs. Klick, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Yurko and Ms, Zezza. Having all second MONDAY - Chicken nuggets or TUESDAY - French toast slices, chips, fruit cup. roll, seasoned green beans, vari- o graders participate and perform will be a special treat for all parents, Sloppy Joe/bun or pizza, but- sausage, applesauce, pears. WEST SIDE TECH ety of fruit. grandparents, teachers, students, friends and neighbors, in addition tered noodles, green beans, chilled WEDNESDAY ~ Chicken tro Breakfast TUESDAY - Pasta/meat sauce, to promoting the importance of education. pineapple. quettes w/roll, gravy, mashed THURSDAY - Hot ham/cheese, salad/lo fat dressing, brownie. TUESDAY - French toast sticks potatoes, carrots, mixed fruit. cereal, juice, past: WEDNESDAY - Pierogies w/ or Sloppy Joe/bun or pizza, fruit LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS wtp Da bread. ce. onions. minichefsalad/dressing, Ms Boyer’ S 6th juice, cinnamon applesauce. THURSDAY - Sausage, jumbo real, juice, fruit. fresh fruit. | grade students ¢ read poetry Students in Ms. Ellen Boyer's sixth grade English at the Dallas Middle School recently completed a unit on | "poetry. As a culminating activity for the poetry unit & ® the students gave a dramatic readings of the poems which were covered in the unit. One of the favorite poems selected was Mary Swenson's “Painting the Gate”. Shown with her gate is Megan Riley. CCT J Lopez inducted into Chi Alpha Epsiton | The Wilkes University Act 101 i program recently inducted Ryan i Lopez, Dallas, into the Zeta lg Chapter of Chi Alpha Epsilon. 118 Chi Alpha Epsilon was formed 1 to recognize the academic 1 i _ achievements of students | ©. admitted to colleges and i universities through non- i traditional criteria. Its purpose is to promote continued high i academic standards, foster Hi increased communication . i among its members and honor | academic excellence for those A students admitted to college via | developmental programs. i © @ Thefifth of its kind, the Wilkes Zeta Chapter was formed in il 1993. Currently there are 24 i chapters of Chi Alpha Epsilon. 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