14 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, December 2, 1998 Hats off for Local college students to | . | reading at i | Lehman-dackson l ravel to Kenya for brea rc The Lehman-Jackson PTA recently ounce Seals Jone When Holly Baseski of Wyo- majoring in chemistry, the course eis Sided he y ' ming and Carey Mazzoni of Dal- isa unique opportunity to expand i students. Students at the elementary las, goon Thanksgivingbreak from her horizons beyond her chosen school were invited to wear their hats Lafayette College in Easton, they'll field. for the day to help celebrate the start of probably be thinking about the The course will be taught by the RIF (“Reading is Fundamental’) end of the semester. - Rexford A. Ahene, associate pro- | program. In January, during the interim fessor of economics and business PTA members volunteered theirtime to session between fall andi spring and coordinator of Lafayette’'s read books about hats and to help semesters, Baseski and 27 other Black Studies pr ogram and Roger , distribute more than 400 free books to students will travel to Kenya and =~ W. Ruggles, associate professor of VL & the students. In addition to helping Tanzania for 15 days fo take a. Clvil and environmental engineer- ¢ children understand that reading is fun distinctive Lafayette course called 2 : ; d ] and FUNdamental to success in life, Modern Sul> Saharan Africa. fazzont, an, economics thi Hild A Many college students head for business major, and her class- Is: program encourages chiloen 10 warm-weather destinations dur- mates will study the physical, become lifelong readers by building ing their winter break, but for chemical, biological and geomor- self-esteem and involving the most Mazzoni, her upcoming tropical phic processes that produce and important people in their lives - parents, trip will be anything but typical, shape coral reefs and the environ- teachers and otherkids - in the learning : a Mazzoni and 23 other students mentalimpacts of human activity process. UGI awarded a grant for books for the first graders and Offset Jeffrey Heath, Jacob Sedorchuk, Kyle-Ann Tunis, Winter Wenner, will travel to the Caribbean for 18 onthe reefs. They will be based at Paperback vice president Joe Macarewicz generously donated many Jason Mucha; 2nd row, Brianna Rybka, Jessica Neare, Lauren Malarkey, days to study “Coral Reefs and the Bahamian Field Station, San ol 1 of the books for the program. Kayla Nice, Dorothy Wolfe, Brittney Rosencrans, Robert Jackson; 3rd Caves: The Geology of the Baha- Sead Lele) 2 research and ) | Sandra Brown, the RIF program Committee Chairperson and over 20 row, Arthur Lockard, Amber Hartman, Danny Precone, Andrew Sabol, mas.” far ig oben PTA volunteers helped make the book distribution a success. Lehman- Robert Evans, Chad Carey, Molly McCoy, James Karlowicz, Allison Baseskiand her classmates will 1D: Navy ; 8 Jackson readers from left, 1st row, Katie Boyd, Kevin Cope, DevinFine, Smith, Mrs. Dawe, Mrs. Wenner examine the complex interplayof | compound. They wil also go to | ; ; Ai ! : economic and cultural transition, North Andros Island, where they resource-management policies Will study the formation of oolite and sustainable development in tidal flats and sand dunes. { SCHOOL MENUS Kenya and Tanzania, exploring Baseski is a Marquis Scholar at lL ; i the College. Selected fi The following school lunch TUESDAY - Egg-ham-cheese WEDNESDAY -Stromboli w/ corn, mixed fruit. Tr ron Crduiiey Dera es hs SS menus are for the week of Decem- muffin, tator tots or salad bar, sauceor creamy macaroni/cheese WEDNESDAY - Hot dog bar. | a igh ne oo” deve LE plicants, Marquis Scholars receive ber 3-9. Alllunches include milk. rosy applesauce, chilled juice. w/dinner roll, winterblend, fresh = Beefbbq sandwich, potatowedges, pe 0 Joye Int ue, a speci al financial aid package N | WEDNESDAY - Pork bbq/bun, orange. Shape-up. il iene coomoids ord. and naditional benefits] melud: Bey Dallas Schools chicken noodle soup/crackers, olitics. they will spend time in ing distinctive educational expe- Elementary Schools oven baked French fries, Middle School WEST SIDE TECH Fras rhiih ni cities. riences, cultural activities in ma- THURSDAY - Tacos/meat-let- pipneapple tidbits. THURSDAY - Pasta bar. Beef Breakfast Nairobi, the capital and Moribasa. jor U.S. and Canadian cities and tuce-tomato, or turkey hoagie, bbq sandwich, poiato wedges, THURSDAY - Hot ham/cheese a major port on the Indian Ocean. on campus, and mentoring pro- | steamed rice, corn on the cob, GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL fruited gelatin. or cereal, juice, pastry. Among their destinations in Tan grams with faculty. fruit crisp. THURSDAY - Chicken nuggets FRIDAY - Cheese steak bar. FRIDAY - Muffin, cereal juice, nia will be Ngorongro Crater Each Marquis Scholar re- l FRIDAY - Breaded fishsquare/ w/roll, corn, fresh apples. Grilled cheese sandwich, tomato fruit. conservation area, a major volca- ~~ ceives one free interim session bun, or turkey hoagie, French fries, FRIDAY - Grilled cheese sand- ~~ soup/crackers, green beans, MONDAY - Gingerbread, ce- .. -1dera with 2 unique ecosys- abroad, which Baseski used last | tender peas, mixed fruit. wich, chips, pickles, mixed fruit. chilled peaches. real, juice, fruit. tem year on a similar travel experi- MONDAY - Chicken nuggets, MONDAY - Hamburg/bun, MONDAY - Breakfast bar. Sau- TUESDAY - Pancakes W/SyTup po: aseski, a junior who is ence. 5 0 0 hamburger/bun, buttered noodles, orange wedges, jello. TUESDAY - Egg-ham-cheese muffin, hamburger/bun, tator tots, rosy applesauce, chilled juice. WEDNESDAY - Pork bbq/bun, hamburger /bun, chicken noodle soup/crackers, oven baked French fries, pineapple tidbits. Middle School THURSAY - Taco bar or sea- soned chicken patty/bun, steamed rice, corn on cob, fruit crisp. FRIDAY - Breaded fish square/ bun, French fries, tender peas, mixed fruit. MONDAY - Hot dog w/chili sauce, buttered noodles, orange wedges, jello. BERTELS curly fries, green beans, pineapple. TUESDAY - Half Day. No lunch. 11:15 dismissal. WEDNESDAY - Chicken fries, roll, corn, pears. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Elementary Schools THURSDAY - Hot dog/bun or turkey club sandwich, sweet peas, chilled peaches. FRIDAY - French bread pizza or tuna hoagie w/lettuce-tomato, glazed carrots, chilled pears. MONDAY - Cheesesteak hoagie or ham bbq sandwich, French fries, rosy applesauce. TUESDAY - Chicken nuggets w/sauce, roll or Sloppy Joe/bun w/cheese cube, parsley potatoes, cherries w/cream. sage sandwich w/onions-peppers, sweet peas, cinnamon applesauce. TUESDAY - Mexican bar. French bread pizza, glazed car- rots, fruit crisp. WEDNESDAY - Salad bar w/ roll. Turkey/gravy over noodles w/roll, golden corn, mixed fruit. High School ‘THURSDAY - Mexican bar. French bread pizza, glazed car- rots, fruited gelatin. FRIDAY - Cheesesteak bar. Fish sandwich w/tartar sauce, parsley potatoes, orange smiles. MONDAY - Breakfast bar. Hot ham-cheese sandwich, sweet peas, cinnamon applesauce. TUESDAY - Pasta bar. Tur- key/gravy over noodles, golden or cereal, juice, pastry. WEDNESDAY - Oatmeal cook- ies, cereal, juice, fruit. Lunch THURSDAY - Pasta/meat sauce, tossed salad /dressing, roll, chilled fruit. FRIDAY - Pizza, fresh veggies/ Ranch dip, blueberry crumb cake. MONDAY - Hamburg/cheese- burger /soft bun, lettuce-tomato, chicken vegetable soup/crackers, chilled fruit. TUESDAY - Tacos/lettuce-to- mato-sharp cheese-tangy sauce, seasoned corn, vegetable rice cas- serole, brownie. WEDNESDAY - Chicken patty/ roll, mashed POfatocs/gravy, chilled fruit. 4 io cranfor A Tradition of SCHOLARSHIP ENTRANCE EXAM rep Excellence SUNDAY DEC. 5TH a WY, William F. 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