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Cornell Grade School
Cougar Chr nicles
November 2012
Halloween Fun at CGS
By: A. Dodge
At Cornell Grade School’s Halloween
parade students went on a two block march
in full costume while the band was playing
“Go Band Go”. Leading the parade was the
band with their instruments. Following after
in their costumes were Kindergarten through
eighth grade in order. Students marched to an
audience of mothers, fathers, grandparents,
and other community members.
Mostly everyone dressed differently
but some classes had a theme, such as the
eighth grade cowboy theme. After the parade
each class had a party with games, snacks,
and drinks included. As you can see, these
Halloween parties and the parade were enjoyed greatly by all the grades and teachers.
Everyone had fun and got to eat good tasting
stuff...CANDY!
In This Issue:
Superintendent’s Message: page 2
PTO / Booster Club News: page 2
K-2 Highlights: page 3
3-5 Highlights: page 4
6-8 Highlights: page 5-6
Sports & Activities: page 7
Entertainment: page 8
Activity Calendar: page 9
Menus: page 10
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Superintendent’s Message
By T. Bean
This has been a very busy
month for Cornell Grade School. We
have had Fall Fest, Book Fair, Grandparents’ Day, breakfast with our K-5
students and Parent/Teacher Conferences.
None of this could have been
possible without the dedicated teachers and staff at our school. They place
the needs of our students first and find
ways to keep them involved. We’d like
to thank all of you for your continued
participation in all of these events. Students who do well at school come from
people who value education and this
community values education.
Our students continue to practice ROAR Traits:
R = Responsible
O = Organized
A = A+ Attitude
R = Respectful
Each Friday we draw a winner
from each grade who displayed these
characteristics. Each month we also
have a celebration on the last Monday
of that month and an assembly on the
last Wednesday of every month. You
are invited to attend these assemblies
and recognize your student for his/her
success.
Be sure to keep checking our
website at www.cornellgradeschool.org
for new and exciting information. In
addition, all teachers have a webpage
where you can find valuable classroom
information. You can also find your student’s teacher’s e-mail address.
We also have Teacher Ease up
and running with a link on our webpage.
This will let you check your student’s
grades and assignments any time from
anywhere you have an internet connection. If you haven’t signed up, please
contact our office. All you need is an
e-mail address to get started.
If you have any questions
or concerns please contact me at the
school 815-358-2216 or by email at
[email protected].
Thank you for supporting our
school!
PTC would like to welcome
everyone to the 2012-2013 school
year. We have a lot of exciting things
that have and are happening this year.
We would like to welcome our new
PTC board members for the 2012-2013
school year, Nicole Gourley (President),
Nete Olsen (Vice President), Trisha
Ruddy (Secretary) and Marilea Groves
(Treasurer). Please feel free to contact
any member if you have any questions
or concerns. All contact information is
on the new PTC page for the Cornell
Grade School website.
We are in need of volunteers
for the concessions stand for all home
games for Volleyball and Boys Basketball this year. Please contact Nete
Traugott-Olsen at 815-867-2151 if you
would be able to help volunteer.
We have recently purchased
a new hot dog and popcorn machine.
Please stop by the concessions stand
and try out a hot dog or popcorn from
these very nice machines.
The next PTC/Booster Club
meeting will be held on Thursday,
November 1st, 2012 at 6 p.m.
Friend us on Facebook! Keep
up-to-date on PTC activities, announcements and meeting minutes by visiting
http://www.facebook.com/cornellgradeschoolptc.
PTC / Booster Club News
Contributors to this Month’s Edition
Design Editors: E. Burkitt, C. Campbell
Primary Grade Editors: A. Fletcher, C. Kreush
Intermediate Grade Editors: T. Brown, A. Dodge, M. Egerstaffer
Middle School Editors: K. Barlow, B. Long
Sports & Activities Editors: A. Dana, M. Melvin
Entertainment Editors: S. Melvin, I. Motl
Editorial Committe: S. Decker, M. Hagaman, T. Sullivan
Published October 30, 2012 at Cornell Grade School
Cornell Grade School / 300 N 7th Street / Cornell, IL 61319
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K-2 Highlights
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New ‘Student’ Arrives at Cornell Grade School
By: A. Fletcher & C. Kreush
In Kindergarten they have a new student,
and it’s a hamster! The kindergarteners are
really excited to have a new class pet. His
name is Speed and they sure do love him. The
kindergarteners said they love to play with him
but he likes to hide in his bedding because he
is nocturnal which means he sleeps all day and
stays up all night. He enjoys playing on his
wheel when he’s awake.
Kindergarten has also had a career
week. They have had a police officer and a
hairstylist visit their classroom. They also went
to the firehouse, and it sounds like they had quite
a bit of fun there.
Photo Credit: C. Kreush
Do You Do Your Daily 5?
Second Grade Sets AR Goal
By: The First Grade Class
Well, First Grade does it too! Every morning we
spend time reading to self, reading with someone, writing,
working with words, and listening to reading. Listen to
reading is our favorite part of Daily 5. During listen to reading, we listen to our favorite songs and follow along with
the words as they sing. Some of the people we Listen to are
Jason Aldean, Justin Beiber, and Billy Joel. “I like to listen
to my favorite songs.” says Tyler. Trace thinks listening to
music is fun. You can even sing along with the words quietly. We always have fun during listen to reading. What is
your favorite part of Daily 5?
By: A. Fletcher & C. Kreush
Mrs. Petersen sets an AR goal for the second grade
class. By the end of the year she wants them as a class to
have 350 points. During the first quarter they have earned
97.9 points. Good reading, second grade. Keep it up!
The second grade has also gone a few field trips this
year. They went to the ag expo and the pumpkin patch. At
the ag expo Neve got to hold a very large yellow snake!
Some of the second graders’ favorite things were the smoke
house, all the animal furs they got to touch, and when Nolan
dressed up as a bee!
Self Portraits: cut paper, black glue and watercolor. Art Credits: A. McGhee, S. Grennan, & J. Bohn
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3-5 Highlights
Intermediate Grade Activities
By: T. Brown, A. Dodge, & M.
Egerstaffer
The third graders are going
to be making “beanie babies” out of
soybeans, soil, and water. After they
have the beanie babies made, the 3rd
graders will put the beanie babies in
their shirts to see if their body heat
makes the seed grow!
The third graders will also turn
into little meteorologists when they
start their weather unit in science.
The fourth graders did a
Phenomenal Pumpkin Project! Each
student had one pumpkin and a list of
what they had to do with their pumpkin.
The fourth grade class said
they had to measure it in centimeters with a ruler. They weighed their
pumpkins by weighing themselves on
a scale with and without their pumpkin. After they had both weights they
subtracted the smallest number from
the largest number and found the difference. The difference was the weight
of the pumpkin. The class also found
the circumference of their pumpkins.
Before they could cut off the
top, they had to predict what it would
look like on the inside and how many
seeds were in their pumpkins.
The fourth graders also had to
come up with 10 adjectives describing
Wire Self-Portrait. Art Credit: J. Bayer
Name Design. Art Credit: K. Fletcher
A Lesson from Nature
By: K. Jones
When was the last time you just
listened and looked at nature? The 5th
grade students recently spent an hour
observing the sights and sounds of nature. This activity was an extension of
a story we had recently read. The story
listed suggestions on how to become
a scientist. The first tip was to observe
nature by sitting in a chair from ten
minutes to one hour. By doing this, a
person becomes attuned to the environment around them.
The 5th grade students drew
pictures and jotted notes of their sur-
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their pumpkins.
When they were all done
with the cutting, the counting, and the
adjectives, they will be drawing faces
using only polygons. They worked
pretty hard on such a wonderful project. Way to go fourth graders!
The fifth grade made buffalo
posters to show how important buffalo
were to the Great Plain Native Americans.
This month the fifth grade got
a new student. She had attended Cornell Grade School and left in September. “It’s good to be back” says Lola.
In November, the fifth graders
will begin a science unit with animals
and animal cells.
They are hoping to finish
their class book “Where the Red Fern
Grows” and to watch the movie.
They are continuing to do
Rocket Math every day to learn their
math facts.
roundings. They then did a creative
writing session writing stories about
their pictures and notes. Several
students made the comment they had Painted Airplane. Art Credit: B. Elsten
never just sat outside and listened.
Another student remarked she watched
a butterfly flit around and saw a bee
flying from plant to plant. Another
comment made was how calming it
was to sit outside and be an observer
of nature. Students learned a great deal
during this lesson. Maybe we should
all just take a moment to listen and
look at nature and enjoy our surroundings.
Clay Animal. Art Credit: M. Walsberg
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6-8 Highlights
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Class of Cornell 2013: Who Are They?
By: D. Nussbaum
Amanda Dana came to Cornell Grade School when she was starting 2nd grade and found that a small
school is nice. She knows where all
the classes are and who teaches each
one. She likes her teachers so it’s no
surprise that she would like to be a
teacher herself! Following high school,
Amanda would like to attend college
and become a kindergarten teacher. As
matter of fact, Amanda would like to
live and teach in Chicago where much
of her family lives. Her family, along
with her friends, have encouraged her
to try things like a new book or sport.
Amanda played volleyball
and some basketball while at CGS and
would like to play volleyball and serve
on student council when she attends
Flanagan-Cornell High School. One
of Amanda’s favorite things to do is
play volleyball. While at CGS, she has
enjoyed attending the Cubs Baseball
games and various plays as part of the
CGS Accelerated Reading trips. Part of
the reason Amanda has enjoyed these
trips is you get out of school and have
no homework! Amanda likes to read,
especially books by Lurlene McDaniels, even if she doesn’t earn AR points.
One of her favorite enrichment days
was last fall when students made pumpkin pie in a Baggie!
Amanda likes being in 8th grade
because she gets to sit at the 8th grade
table, do morning announcements, and
help with the school store. When she
attends FCHS, she knows she will miss
Mrs. Nussbaum, Mrs. Decker, and all
the other teachers. We’ll miss Amanda’s smiling face next fall but wish her
the best as a freshman.
Mariah Egerstaffer came to
Cornell Grade School in 7th grade but
we can hardly remember what it was
like without her! Mariah has played
volleyball both at CGS and at her previous school where she was also a cheerleader. This year Mariah is part of the
Cornell student council and its many
activities as well.
Mariah is looking forward to
Letter Graffiti. Art Credit: B. Long
the 8th grade field trip to Chicago this
spring and really enjoyed the Accelerated Reading trip to see the play Mary
Poppins. She was impressed how fast
the cast could spell supercali.....! Some
of Mariah’s favorites are country music,
lime green, math class, and walking
horses. Her favorite enrichment was
about the Titanic which showed students a bit of what life was like when
the Titanic sunk. She also enjoyed the
fun times on field trips (who said bus
rides aren’t fun) and California kickball
in study hall/take-a-break!
Name Design. Art Credit: L. Vollmer
When Mariah is in high school,
she plans to play volleyball but will
miss the teachers and fun PE games at
Cornell. After high school, she plans to
go to college and become a flight nurse.
This choice was influenced by her
little sister’s helicopter ride and medical emergency. We at Cornell Grade
School are confident that Mariah will
be successful in whatever she chooses
to do. We’ll miss Mariah’s smile and
giggle and wish her the best.
Comic Contest
Batik. Art Credit: M. Garretson
Would you like to contribute to next month’s school newsletter? Well,
now you can. We are having a comic contest this month for students in grades
5-8.
Your comic must be no longer than four panels and must be school
appropriate. If you would like to enter a comic, please turn it into Mr. Hagaman’s mailbox in the office before 8:00 on Friday, November 16. The winning
strip will be featured in the December issue and runners up may be included in
later months.
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6-8 Highlights
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Middle School Activities
By: K. Barlow & B. Long
In computers, the eighth grade is
The sixth grade is read- building an electronic card catalog for the
ing a book called Stepping on the school library.
Cracks by Mary Downing Hahn. In science they are going to be work
In science they are study- ing on the science fair. The top projects at
ing earthquakes and volcanoes. the school’s science fair will go on to the
This week they will be building regional fair in Mattoon, IL with the possistraw towers that will have to sur- bility of going on to the state exhibition in
vive earthquakes!
Champaign.
The seventh grade be going
on a field trip to the sewage treatment plant in Pontiac on November 14th. They will be getting a
tour and learning how microbes
Letter Graphiti. Art Credit: Amanda. Dana are used in the sewage treatment
process before ending the day at a
restaurant and learning the precautions food handlers take against
the same microbes.
In computers they are
going to be writing scripts before
filming and editing their film using
the computer. Students will be
exploring how commercials, comedies, and dramas are made.
The eighth grade is reading a book in language arts called
Boy in Striped Pajamas by John
Boyne.
Name Design. Art Credit: B. Barton
Coloring Contest Winner
Poetry Corner
By: S. Melvin
There’s nothing better than a slice of pie,
Glistening and delicious,
Out of the corner of my eye.
To eat this pie you need proper utensils.
No shoes, not ties, nor pens or pencils.
A fork, a fork, I must find a fork!
If I eat the pie with my face,
I’ll surely look like a dork.
So we pop on our hats and zip up our coats,
now we’ll be on our way to the store.
Calling All Holiday Stories
Art Credit: N. Deats
Spoons and knives galore,
but aI wanted only a fork, no more.
We skimmed up and down the aisles.
No forks at all, just spoons for miles.
Just when I wanted to sit down and cry,
something gleamed before my eye.
A fork! A fork! Now I can eat my pie!
I zoomed out of the store with glee.
Only to come home to find that
someone had taken my pie from me.
For next month’s newsletter we invite students of all ages to write an original, school-appropriate holiday story. Winning stories will be published next month and a lucky story will be acted out by the eighth grade class at the December
monthly assembly. Stories must be submitted to Mr. Hagaman’s mailbox by 8:00 on Friday, November 16th.
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Sports & Activities
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Speech Team
again this year. Please bring canned
By A. Dana
Teachers’ turkeys is all about goods or other non-perishable foods to Storms Contest
Activities News
having fun. This will be sponsored by
Student Council. The teachers will get
to decorate their own paper turkey.
Students and teachers can then donate
50 cents per feather and the teacher
with the most feathers gets to wear a
turkey costume. The first place teacher
of staff member will wear the turkey
costume. The second place teacher
gets to be a Pilgrim and in 3rd place
the teacher gets to be an Indian that
shoots the turkey. Donate to support
our student council!
The Food Drive will be held
from November 8 to November 21.
This is a project will be sponsored by
the Student Council. We want to thank
everyone who helped with the food
drive before and hope that you do it
the school to help. Thank You!
Get your popcorn ready and
get comfortable. Movie Night is on
Friday November 16, 2012 from 4 to
6 pm. It is $5/person or you can just
bring a canned food item. It will be
held in the school’s cafeteria. We will
be watching Mall Cop. Thank you,
Student Council for the movie and the
fun. Enjoy the movie and the popcorn.
The Veterens’ Day celebration
will be held at Cornell Grade School
on Nov. 11 following Veterans’ Day
at 10:30. The choir will be singing
and veterens will be served dinner in
the cafeteria. Thank you, veterans, for
serving our country.
PTC Playground Update
By N. Gourley, PTC President
PTC is thrilled to have completed phase one of the playground
project! The students absolutely love
the new playground equipment. It offers
so many new and fun things to do at
recess. Every time we are at the school
a student will stop to thank us and tell
us how awesome the playground is.
We would like to thank everyone that helped in any way; we certainly could not have done it without
the help of the community. We began
raising funds for this project in April of
this year. By July we had received an
astounding $11,425 from community
members, alumni, and local businesses!
Thank you to everyone that donated to
this project. It means so much to us but
even more to our kids.
In addition to those who supported this project financially, we want
to thank those who donated their time
By M. Hagaman
Congratulations to the speech
team! They did very well at their
meet this past Saturday. The team as a
whole won first place in choral reading, with a team-written routine called
“tube flipping.” In the routine, groups
of team members recited classic television themes and commercials, broken
up by comments from the “viewers.”
In individual events, the team
earned another 4 first places and 4
second place awards. First place
awards went to Emily Burkitt and Seth
Melvin, Molly Garretson and Hannah
Jones, Katelyn Barlow and Ivy Motl,
all for their improv sketches. Ivy Motl
also earned a first place award for her
solo entitled “Grounded.”
and effort to this project. We had 15
parents help with the installation of the
equipment, and we were able to finish it
in 23 hours. We then had an additional
6 volunteers, some of them students,
help us spend 8 more hours landscaping the area.
If you see one of the following
people please thank them for their hard
work and dedication to installing the
equipment: Bill Hutton, Chase Stout,
Dave Melvin, Derek Vollmer, Frank
Wesselhoff, Hannah Smith, Jack Gourley, Joe Ruddy, Joel Gamblin, Josh
Petree, Keith Rexroad, Kyle Vollmer,
Mike Gamblin, Nicole Gourley, Ryan
Garzanelli, Seth Melvin, Steven
Vollmer, Tim Kenney, Todd Pinkerton,
Tom Gourley, and Tyler Kruesh.
Our next goal is to raise the
money to purchase and install phase
two, which is an amazing climbing set. We believe this will probably
appeal to the junior high students more
than phase one does. The climbing set
includes multiple sets of monkey bars,
climbers, and spinners. A picture will
be available to see at all home games if
you are interested. We are $5,000 short
of completing this phase of the project.
If you would like to make a donation
please send it to Cornell Grade School
attention PTC. When the project is completed we will be purchasing a recognition sign listing all contributors donating $100 more. If you are contributing
$100 or more, please include how you
would like your name to appear on the
sign. If you have any questions, please
feel free to contact any PTC board
member.
Thank you again to everyone
that helped make this project a reality.
You have made a lasting (and fun)
improvement to our school and community.
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Entertainment
Advice Column
Q: I have this thing... It’s like, I
can’t get enough cheese. No matter
what I do, I’m always hungry for
it! Do you have any suggestions?
A: Bro, just get some cheese.
Colby Jack. Enough said.
Q: I’m in the same class as my
brother, but he’s 7 years older than
me. How did this happen?
A: Well, your brother is clearly
having trouble. Maybe you should
tell him to do his homework.
Q: I have D- in math. My teacher
is really not legit and I know she’s
failing me on purpose.
A: Well, you can always try
getting him fired...? No.. That
might not work.... Maybe, study a
lot.. Then, you’ll get better marks?
I’m confused, because Mr. Papyri
is really cool. I just think you’re
not doing your work.
Jokes
Knock Knock
Who’s there?
Adolf!
Adolf who?
Adolf ball hit me in the mouth!
Little Johnny had finished his
summer vacation and gone back to
school. Two days later his teacher
phoned his mother to tell her
that he was misbehaving. “Wait a
minute,” she said. “I had Johnny
with me for three months and I
never called you once when he
misbehaved.”
Chuck Norris doesn’t call the
wrong number, you just pick up the
wrong phone.
Q: Why didn’t the skeleton dance
at the party?
A: He had no BODY to dance with!
Across
1. Something put on your grave
3. What you get for trick or treating
4. Creepy
5. A vampires teeth
7. Abnormal
8. The best thing about October
10. Weird
12. Bones
13. Something put in fields to scare
14. Something you make to put on
your porch
When I went to Starbucks
for coffee they lied. It wasn’t
Starbucks, it was four bucks!
Down
Q: Why did the rubber chicken
2.A witch’s car
cross the road?
3. What you wear on Halloween
6. A scary place people visit on Hal- A: She wanted to stretch her legs.
loween
9. Scared
11. Someone who hides in your closet
November Menu
M
W
Th
F
29
30
31
1
2
Breakfast:
Long John
2 Slices Toast
Juice
Milk
Breakfast:
Blueberry Muffin
Toast
Juice
Milk
Breakfast:
Sausage Patty
Toast
Juice
Milk
Breakfast:
Donut
2 Slices Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Cereal
Toast
Juice
Lunch:
Biscuits & Sausage Gravy
Tater Tots
Celery w/Peanut Butter
Peaches
Milk
Lunch:
Hamburger on Bun
Potato Salad
Baked Beans
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Lunch:
Sausage Pizza
Lettuce Salad
Cherry Tomatoes
Apple
Milk
Lunch:
Chicken Patty on Bun
Sun Chips
Peas
Pears
Milk
Lunch:
Corn Dog
Cole Slaw
Banana
Milk
5
6
7
8
9
Breakfast:
Lumberjack
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Banana Muffin
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Mini Cheese Omelet
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Apple Breadstick
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Cereal
Toast
Juice
Lunch:
Bologna on Bun
French Fries
Orange
Milk
Lunch:
Cheese Quesadilla
Refried Beans
Mexican Rice
Salsa
Peaches
Milk
Lunch:
Hot Dog on Bun
Green Beans
Apple Slices
Milk
Lunch:
Cheese Pizza
Lettuce Salad
Green Peppers
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Lunch:
Turkey
Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy
Corn
Sweet Potatoes
Cranberry Sauce
Roll
Banana Cake
Milk
12
13
14
15
16
Breakfast:
Blueberry Muffin
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Breakfast Pizza
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Pop Tart
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Cereal
Toast
Juice
Lunch:
Chicken Nuggets
Mashed Potatoes
Bread & Butter
Pears
Milk
Lunch:
Pulled Pork on Bun
Sweet Potato Fries
Pineapple
Milk
Lunch:
Cheese-Filled Breadstick
Dipping Sauce
Lettuce Salad
Cucumbers
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Breakfast:
Scrambled Eggs
Ham Chunks
Toast
Juice
19
20
21
22
23
Breakfast:
Breakfast Sausage Bagel
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
French Toast Sticks
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Cereal
Toast
Juice
NO SCHOOL
NO SCHOOL
Lunch:
Grilled Cheese
Tomato Soup
Celery w/Peanut Butter
Crackers
Apple
Milk
Lunch:
Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce
Cheese Wedge
Lettuce Salad
Cherry Tomatoes
Applesauce
Milk
Lunch:
Soft Pretzel w/Cheese
Sauce
Baked Beans
Yogurt
Pears
Milk
26
27
28
29
30
Breakfast:
Cherry Frudel
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Cinnamon Roll
Oatmeal
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Sausage Patty
Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Long John
2 Slices Toast
Juice
Breakfast:
Cereal
Toast
Juice
Lunch:
Chili
Celery w/Peanut Butter
Crackers
Apple Slices
Milk
Lunch:
Pancakes
Sausage Patty
Toast
Veggie Juice
Orange
Milk
Lunch:
Sausage Pizza
Green Beans
Pears
Milk
Lunch:
Hamburger on Bun
Tater Tots
Mixed Fruit
Milk
Tu
Lunch:
Chef Salad
Breadstick
Peaches
Milk
Lunch:
Creamed Chicken on
Biscuit
Peas
Celery w/Peanut Butter
Roll
Peaches
Milk
Lunch:
Chicken Tacos
Lettuce/Cheese/Tomato
Refried Beans
Salsa
Mandarin Oranges
Milk
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All residents of Cornell and any guests from outside the community are invited to attend
Cornell Grade School’s Community Dinner
Friday, November 9, 2012
Community Dinner Times
st
Starting at 11:00 a.m.
Cost:
nd
K, 1 , and 2 : 11:00-11:30
3rd, 4th, and 5th: 11:35-12:05
6th, 7th, and 8th: 12:10-12:40
Adults: $5.00
Senior Citizens: $4.00
Preschool: $2.00
Menu:
Turkey, Mashed Potatoes w/Gravy,
Sweet Potatoes, Corn, Roll,
Cranberry Sauce, Banana Cake, Milk
(Cut along this line and return the lower portion of this page to the school)
Cornell Grade School’s
Community Dinner Reservation
Friday, November 9, 2012
Reservations are due by Friday, November 2, 2012. Thank You!
Name:__________________________________________________________________
_______Adults (@ $5.00)……………………………………….Total________________
_______Senior Citizens (@$4.00)………………………………Total________________
_______Preschool (@ $2.00)……………………………………Total________________
_______Carryouts ____________Expected Pick-Up Time (if known)
_______Total # of Dinners…………………………………Total Due________________
_______Payment Enclosed
_______Pay On Day of Dinner
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Support classroom technology at Cornell Grade School!
When:
Time:
Where:
Cost:
Sunday, December 2, 2012
11:00 a..m. - 1:30 p.m.
Cornell Grade School Gym
$5 Adults
$3 Students / Seniors
What’s for Lunch?
- Fabe’s Famous Pork Chop Sandwiches
- Baked Beans
- Coffee
- Coleslaw
- Tea
- Chips
- Lemonade
CORNELL GRADE SCHOOL
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