The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 3, 1999 13 | SCHOOL MENUS Anna Kozlowski earns scholarship HE The following school lunch MONDAY - Chicken nuggets . it » | an menus are for the week of Nov. 4- w/sauce, roll or meatball hoagie from Universi of Al bam @ 10. All lunches include milk. w/cheese, French fries, pineapple : : y d d DALLAS SCHOOLS tidbits. ; ‘oh Anna Kozlowski has been cation from the University of Ala- Elementary ~ TUESDAY - Nachos w/cheese, awarded the Paul G. Orr Memo- bama in 1996. Kozlowski has THURSDAY - Grilled chicken roll or bbq rib sandwich, golden rial Scholarship for the 1999-2000 taught school in El Salvador, ie sandwich, cheese steak hoagie, corn, Mandarin oranges. academic year from the College of Guatamala and Pennsylvania. \' | au gratin potatoes, chilled bilgi - Hot dog/ on Education at The University of Friends and family established |_| applesauce. or ravioli w/meat sauce, tosse Alabama. the scholarship to honor Dr. Paul : \ FRIDAY - Early dismissal. salad/dressing, chilled peaches. The Dallas native is a doctoral’ G. Orr, Professor and Dean of the | ' | chicken nuggets w/sauce, dinner MAT Seti] student in instructional leader- College of Education from 1969- {15° © roll, cheese steak hoagie, oven iddle Schoo ship. She earned her master's 1981. 4 | baked fries, jello. THURSDAY - Hot dog bar, degree through the College of Dr. Orr was a pioneer for the > | ® MONDAY - Chicken parmesan French bread pizza, winter blend, Education's International Pro- cause of multicultural education ~W¥ sandwich, bbqribsandwich, green Mandarin orange. : grams in San Salvador where she and believed that education was iil | beans, apple slices. FRIDAY- Pizza bar. Fish sand- served as the IP site coordinator. the means of improving world re- 4 i TUESDAY - Turkey clubsand- wich w/tartar sauce, creamy Kozlowski received a bachelor lations. The scholarship is given ||| wich, bbgrib sandwich, tator tots, macaroni/cheese, stewed toma- . coe : of arts degree in government/po- toanapplicant who plans to teach | a chilled pears. Ah a es fron, J Governor's Schools alumni assist Lisa Riviello, Coordinator, litical science and French from or work in American-Sponsored PL ED osDAY Chetty TE) - bn Ea op! 5 with presentation: Nichole Seitz, Lisa Riviello, PGSE Coordinator, King’s College. She received a Overseas Schools or other school \ 04 Sn, tossed salad corn, mixed fruit. : and Leanne George. IIAior of SYS In Secondary su stems i! dressing, Shape-Up. TUESDAY - Burger bar. Sau- . 1 o ih teed pierogies w/peanut butter B h 0 R 11 { d { » @ Middle School celery, steamed broccoli, pine- IS 0 C1 y S u cil S | THURSDAY -Pizzabar. Grilled apple tidbits. ; | chicken sandwich, au gratin po- | b t G S h | tatoes, chilled applesauce. WEDNESDAY - Hot dog bar. cdrin d ou ov S C 00 S an FRIDAY - Early dismissal. No BLT sandwich, parsley potatoes, | lunch. cinnamon applesauce. Lisa Riviello, Pennsylvania tural sciences; arts; health care; §¢ ~~ = 4 MONDAY - French fry bar. : Governor's School Coordinator, international studies; sciences; a ma fi Se An recently presented information information technology: and 1 la : HUR -bakedpotatobar. about the schools of excellence to teaching. | TUESDAY -Doubleburgerbar. French bread pizza, winter blend, sophomore and junior students Ms. Riviello spoke to the stu- ar Turkey club sandwich, tator tots, Mandarin oranges. : at Bishop O'Reilly High School. dents about the application pro- |_| chilled pears. FRIDAY - Breakfast bar. Fish The Pennsylvania Governor's cess, eligibility, and scholarship ©“ @ DY in HE tartar ST Ra Schools of Excellence offer stu- information. A special visit was Ei eese ravioll + macaroni/cheese, stewed toma- dents a unique learning experi- made to each class presentation i [laa dinner roll, tossed salad/dress- toes, potato rounds, mixed fruit. ence. Students spend five weeks by Leanne George and Nichole Lo i: | ing, chilled pears. MONDAY - Hot dog bar. Meat- during the summer months on a Seitz, both seniors at Bishop [i : ball hoagie w/cheese, buttered college campusworkingwithlead- O'Reilly High School. Both stu- I High School : in corny mized ful, ing experts and educators. The dents are alumni of the Pennsyl- i EL tj | THURSDAY - Pizza bar. Gril ed TUESDAY - Burger bar. Sau- governor's schools startedin 1972 vania Governor's School for the ? : = . i ; i a au gratin po- fend pisragies wi pean butter with the Pennsylvania Governor's Arts in the dance program. They LL Band members receive jackets i : celery, steamed broccoli, pine- Schools for the Arts. Since that answered questions by the stu- SA inni ismi idbi g rs of the Award-Winning Lake-Lehman Band FRIDAY - Early dismissal. No apple tidbits, time, six academic scholarship dents and shared with them their Yen sshiornismbers ; 9 lunch. MONDAY - French fry bar. Chicken parmesan sandwich, ~ green beans, pudding. ~ TUESDAY - Double burger bar. - Turkey club sandwich, tator tots, - jello parfait. WEDNESDAY - Mexican bar. Cheese ravioli w/tomato sauce, dinner roll, tossed salad w/dress- .ing, Shape-Up. chips, pickles, jello. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Elementary THURSDAY - Turkey w/ noodles, dinner roll or ham- burger/bun, steamed broccoli, rosy applesauce. FRIDAY - Italian dunkers w/ sauce, tuna hoagie w/lettuce-to- mato., sweet peas, chilled pears. WEDNESDAY - Pasta bar. BLT sandwich, parlsey potatoes, chilled peaches. WEST SIDE TECH Breakfast THURSDAY - Pancakes/syrup or cereal, juice, pastry. FRIDAY - Oatmeal cookies, cereal, juice, fruit. MONDAY - Spice bars, cereal, GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL juice, fruit. i THURSDAY - Chicken nuggets TUESDAY - French toast © .w/honey & bbq sauce, fries, car- sticks/syrup or cereal, juice, rot sticks w/dressing, pudding. pastry. 1s FRIDAY - 11:15 dismissal. No WEDNESDAY - Hot ham/ iit" flunch. cheese or cereal, juice, pastry. . MONDAY- Stuffed pizza sticks | |w/sauce, salad, cookie. Lunch ‘© | TUESDAY - Chicken cro- THURSDAY - Pasta/ Ii 'quettes, mashed potatoes/gravy, = meatsauce, tossed salad/dress- 5 “corn, rice krispie treat. ing, roll, apple/oatmeal bar. >, ! WEDNESDAY - Hamburg/bun, FRIDAY - Pizza, fresh veggies / creamy dip, apple. MONDAY - Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, roll, chilled fruit. TUESDAY - Italian meatballs/ tomatoes sauce, hard roll, steamed pasta, green beans, Tandy cake. WEDNESDAY - Hamburg/ cheeseburg-lettuce-tomato on soft bun, vegetable beef soup/crack- ers, apple, soft pretzel. programs were added. The schools include: agricul- experiences while attending the program. DMS students step back in time The students of the Dallas Middle School were presented a program on President Theodore Roosevelt. The title of the assembly was Theodore Roosevelt Today. “TR Today” used examples from the president’s life as bridges to understand today’s challenges. Keith McGough'’s portrayal of TR was inspiring and believable. McGough showed TR’s qualities of courage, were awarded jackets on Sunday, Sept. 26. The 18th annual “March of Champions” was hosted by the band and the senior members were honored for their hard work and dedication. The jackets were given by the Lake-Lehman Band Sponsors and presented to each senior by Band Director, Edward A. Richards and Assistant Band Director, Mrs. Maureen Richards. Pictured, kneeling is Kimberly Bronson. ‘Second row, from left, Adrianne Rigez, Amanda Estus, Katie Boice. Back row, Nathan Matusek, George Maille, Jeremy Yakus, Ryan Mariner, Bill Metzger and Matt Keller. Lake-Lehman captures battle of bands persistence, responsibility, and vision defined America in the 20th Century. Pictured are, Megan Vodzak, Kelly Corbett, Keith McGough, Daniel Pockevich and Matthew Brokenshire. The award-winning Lake-Lehman Band recently competed at the Wyoming West Valley Stadium, Kingston in the Tournament of Bands Competition. The band captured first place award in Group Il competition. This year’s field show is entitled “American Faces”. The band is under the direction of Edward A. Richards and assistant band director, Mrs. Maureen Richards. The drum major is Breean Davies. Colorguard captain is Katie Boice. Accepting the award are from left, Ryan Mariner, Katie Boice, Breean Davies, Amanda Estus and Jeremy Yakus. ® LL schedules parent teacher conferences 1 Lake-Lehman Senior High School will hold Parent-Teacher Confer- | ences on Thurs., Nov. 11, 12:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. (Students will be 1® | dismissed at noon on Thursday, Act. 80 Day). Dinner hour will be 5- ' 6 p.m. No conferences scheduled at this time. Friday, Nov. 12, 8 a.m.- | 12 noon. Parents can make appointments with faculty by calling the Nov. 14 at 2 p.m. | high school guidance office at 675-7458, ext. 24. The afternoon activities will include tours of the building by teach- Jal ers, parents and students. Teachers and students will conduct i ® academic sessions, and mini displays pertaining to club activities will id Dallas High School yearbooks available be set up throughout the school. Coaches and teams will be present in the gymnasium and the weight room to discuss their respective || | Dallas High School Yearbook Advisor William R. Wagner is pleased Programs. | | toannounce that the 1999 Dallas Yearbooks have been delivered to the Administrators and staff will be available to answer questions in school and are available to those students who placed orders earlier reference to the program of studies and the student activities pro- this year. Alumni may pick up their yearbooks from 9 a.m.-3 p.m daily Bishop Hoban H.S. schedules open house Monsignor David L. Tressler, principal at Bishop Hoban High School, announces the annual open house is scheduled for Sunday, More of the news you want The Dallas Post grams. A social will be held in the cafeteria following the program. | in the high school main office. Receipts are helpful, but not necessary. | | Additionally, a limited number of extra copies are also available on a | first-come, first-serve basis for those who did not order earlier. These : || | extra copies go quickly and alumni are encouraged to visit the school It makes a great gift 1 as soon as possible. Payment is due in full upon receipt of the book. Call 675-5211 9 9 ; a | for details || Send or bring your i sports reports to | The Dallas Post li 607 Main Rd. 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