Volume 89, Issue 6
Camp Waldemar, Hunt, Texas 78024
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Fire Up Second Term!
The buses came rolling in through
the Waldemar gates to be greeted by the
second term staff of both new and returning
counselors. The campers flooded off the
buses in seas of green, orange and purple.
And not to forget the first year campers who
were equally as eager to arrive and draw
for their tribe that night! Campers were
reunited with their pals from near and far
as they entered the Happy Haven gates and
Elizabeth B
First Camper off the Bus
Campers check-in with Marsha
sprinted to find out their cabin assignments
and counselor for the term.
Arrival
By Kendall H
As the bus pulled into its spot,
We all stood and yelled…a lot!
Counselors swarmed us, welcoming us in
At last, I was at camp! Let the fun begin!
George Anne Jumping with Joy
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
The Waldemar War Whoop
Tribal Drawing Ceremony Welcomes New Campers
After an enthusiastic
beginning of camp, 37
first-year campers walked
in procession to the Pier
Friday night, welcomed by
all returning campers singing
“ Wa l d e m a r, S e a o f Wo o d s .”
With everyone dressed in
w h i t e , t h e t ra d i t i o n a l t r i b a l
drawing ceremony began.
S i tt i n g b y t r i b e , t h e A z t e c s ,
C o m a n c h e s , a n d Te j a s a l l
looked upon the new campers,
excited to initiate their new
members.
As the ceremony began,
Aztec Abigail H welcomed
the wide-eyed newcomers to
Waldemar. Comanche Alanna F
then spoke about the founding
o f t h e t r i b e s , t h e Te j a s a n d
Comanches in 1928 and the
A z t e c t r i b e i n 1 9 4 3 . Te j a s
Louise S introduced Field Day
and the ultimate goal of each
y e a r, w i n n i n g t h e p l a q u e .
Mackie G, Kate P, and Berkley
W also spoke on behalf of their
tribes.
Aztec sponsors Katie R,
Lauren B, and Megan P were
introduced; then the Comanche
sponsors George Anne Elmore,
Emily P and Kate B; and finally
Jill J, Eugenia F and Carson J
as the Tejas sponsors.
Aztec greeters and tiers
were Madeleine D, Kaki D,
Henley F, Emily F, Gracie W,
Va u g h n S, C a t e L , C l a i r e A ,
Nicole B, and Maddie B. Flag
bearers were Elizabeth C
and Lilah B. Recorders were
Sally W and Elisabeth M.
Lindsay L and Emily B served
as prompters.
Comanche greeters and
tiers were Margaret A, Dylan
S, Grace P, Chloe R, Natalie
R, Emily G, Jordan H, Paige
H, Margaret M, and Mimi S.
Re c o r d e r s w e r e A n n a S a n d
Kristin B. Madison W and
Grace P served as prompters.
Speaker - Abigail H
1st to draw: Lillian is a new Aztec
Speaker - Louise S
Te j a s g r e e t e r s a n d t i e r s
were Paige C, Claire D, Avery
F, S a r a B e t h S , G e o r g i a Z ,
Francesca B, Margeaux B,
Julia D, Riley H, and Belle P.
Recorders were Ann B and
Whitney B.
After the ceremony
came to a close, separate
tribal meetings were held to
introduce the girls to their
new families.
Mia draws an orange C
Speaker - Alanna F
The Waldemar War Whoop
Letter from the
Director:
Dear “Waldy” Camp,
It’s time for the magic to begin!
There are 313 campers and around
150 total staff making a whopping
450 lucky ones to spend four weeks
together. WE are ready in this our
87th year to make history!
I welcome you into the Waldemar
Family!
Love,
Emeline B
Mary Helen W
Carson S
This past Sunday, the CITs led a short and meaningful service in Tejas
Chapel. George Anne Elmore welcomed everyone to Tejas Chapel and told
all about our theme of ‘gratitude’ this summer that we have carried on
since Short Term. CIT Elizabeth B then led with a prayer and the All Camp
Hymn was “Amazing Grace.” Following, CIT Kiley F read scripture from
Colossians 3: 15-20 about gratitude and the CITs gave their take on what
gratitude is at Camp Waldemar. We
closed the service with everyone
singing “Bless This Camp.” It was a
beautiful and short service for the
first Sunday back at camp!
Happy Birthday!
Lady P
Tyler R
Sarah M
Silja K
July 11
Judy M
Shelbi S
Adelaide P
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Sunday’s Service on Gratitude
July 11
July 13
July 18
Emeline B
Sunday, July 20, 2014
COUNSELORS
Schuyler S
July 13
July 14
July 19
Schuyler S
Cody Lane G
July 13
July 17
July 14
July 20
Susan G
July 19
Tyler R
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
The Waldemar War Whoop
‘Oh The Buzzards They Fly High at Waldemar…. Waldemar!’
On Sunday evening, July 13, the Buzzard tribe met at the Bunkhouse in order
to elect the Buzzard officers for Second Term. Caroline K got the elections going.
The vibe of the elections this term was very light-hearted and humorous. Katie B
was named Buzzard Chief and took over the elections. The newly elected Squawkers
(Buzzard cheerleaders) came up with a very unique and creative cheer that they
performed to all of the Buzzards. The elections were followed by the singing of
the Buzzard tribal songs and pictures of the new officers and the Buzzard’s as a
tribe. All Buzzards, the red, the blue, and the black, left the meeting content in
their choice of officers and excited for the remainder of Second Term.
'Round Camp
Buzzard Officers 2nd Term 2014
Buzzard Officers Second Term 2014
Buzzard Chief Katie B
Sees that all officers’ duties are carried out, wears officer bracelet with pride. Takes nominations
and votes for Buzzard of the Week, and announces BOTW at lunch on Wednesday.
High Flying Buzzard Shelbi S
Organizes team sports (ex. Sunday Softball Game), assist Buzzard Chief.
Low Flying Buzzard Tinsley S
Organizes Buzzard Bunkhouse checks.
Scratcher Anna G
Writes articles for the War Whoop reporting Buzzard activities.
Wise Ole Buzzards Barb K, Joyce J, Ann L, Louise B, Susan G and Jan C
Offers guidance and advice on all camp matters, always available for counseling.
Buffy Buzzard Jennifer H
“Social Chairs” Encourages get-togethers; Keeps morale high.
Bully Buzzard Erica E
Responsible for Bunkhouse clean up.
Baby Buzzard Maddy S
Helps establish and maintain high morale and positive attitude.
Far Flying Buzzards Georgina P, Ana R, Cecilia R, Regina P and Mayte B
Farthest flying Buzzards.
Buzzard Bearers Mand E and Kellie H
Hold flag at meeting and raise flag on Buzzard Day.
Screecher Lizzy S
Buzzard Choral Directors.
Squawkers Caroline K, Leah W, Cecelia Q, Chelsea O, Andie M, Mary Grace M,
Elizabeth H, Mackie K and Meagan H
Lead cheers, yells, songs...promote spirit at all Buzzard Functions
The Waldemar War Whoop
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Lights! Camera! Camp!
By Kendall H
At the ring of the bugle, all the
campers eagerly scrambled to Ora
Johnson. Yells and shouts of excitement
ripped across camp just as the first song
began to play. Katie, with the help of
several amazing counselors and campers,
set up the snow cones and s’mores
for all to munch on. Lucky for us, our
awesome photographer Elizabet set up
a projector. All the campers jumped and
danced like crazy while watching and
listening to music videos projected on
a large white screen. Many fun, trendy,
hit songs played such as “Problem” by
Ariana G, “22” by Taylor Swift, and “All
the Single Ladies” by Beyonce. This fun,
thrilling night was concluded with the
song “Turn Down for What” by DJ Shake
and Lil’ Wayne. Sarah M, Comanche
low senior exclaimed, “It was so much
fun! I got down with the music!” Tejas
intermediate Meagan E commented,
“The music videos were fun and got
everyone to sing along.”
Riddle of the Week:
What belongs to you but is used more by others?
Answer: your name
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
The Waldemar War Whoop
First Tribal Hill - Second Term
Aztec Tribal Hill
This past Thursday, all Aztecs met at
the rock wall dressed in their whites. For the
newest Aztecs this was their first time to join
their tribal sisters on the sacred hill. First,
on lower hill, the first-year campers were
introduced to their tribal big sisters. Then,
Head Cheerleader, Henley F, and Activities
Chairman, Kaki D, announced the weekly
awards. Eloise F was awarded High Point
Junior with Princess Win-Em-All and High
Point Intermediate was given to Margaret K.
In closing, Kaki D shared with us the next
week’s activities.
Upon upper hill, Mackie G, Aztec
Leader, dedicated the hill to the Aztec
tribe and our five ideals: aspiration, zeal,
teamwork, enthusiasm, and courtesy.
Cate L, Maddie B, Olivia R, Abigail B, Wren
D, Sally W, Cameron T, Lindsay L, and
Margeaux M discussed the importance of
the ideals and their meanings. Elizabeth C,
Lauren P, Mackie G, and Gracie W described
goals and promises that Aztecs should
uphold for a rewarding start to the summer.
Then officers were called forward to receive
their bracelet or bib as sponsors Katie R,
Lauren B, and Megan P welcomed them.
Cypress Bearers were awarded to Virginia
S and Wren D, and Margeaux M received
Cypress Girl award. Rock the Boat Zuma
Award was given to Claire A, PAA Softball
award to Lanny R and the spirit stick went
to Cameron T.
After arrow awards, everyone joined
in the friendship circle as Nicole B gave
the closing prayer. Finally, Mackie G led the
toasts to the Comanches, Tejas, Sponsors
and together we sang Taps. This first Aztec
tribal hill was a great start to what will be a
wonderful, green summer.
With love,
Vaughn S, Aztec Scribe
Comanche Tribal Hill
On Thursday, for the first time this
term, the Comanches began to climb to our
sacred hill. Our night began on lower hill at
Tejas Chapel. Through paired song lyrics,
Natalie R, Activities Chairman, creatively
introduced the excited new Comanches
to their big sisters. Our Head Cheerleader,
Chloe R, distributed the sunshine awards to
each Comanche all dressed in white. Emily
G, Choral director, led our tribe in singing
the toasts to the Aztec and Tejas tribes.
Finally we began our long-awaited hike
to upper hill while chanting “Climb, climb,
silently, the Comanches, the Comanches.”
On top of the hill, Alanna F lit the first torch
welcoming our tribe back onto the hill. Mimi
S lit a torch to past and future Comanches
and her sister, Dylan S, lit a torch to health.
Kristin B lit a torch to service and Anna S lit a
torch to friendship. Bibs and bracelets were
then distributed to our newly appointed
officers.
Alanna F continued by announcing our
weekly awards. Our High Point Junior was
awarded to Eliza S, High Point Intermediate
to Mia L, the megaphone was given to Katie
N, the spirit stick was awarded to Isabel O,
and Chloe D received Rockpile Leader. The
Big Ben War Canoe Paddle was given to 3rd
bow Dylan S and Grace P and our softball
award to Caroline H.
Paige H recited our Rockpile speech
before we sang “Pass it on” while placing
our candles on the sacred rockpile. Alanna
F and Jordan H, said the Rockpile poem and
Elle S and Isabelle O said Squish’s Prayer.
Our hill concluded with us traditionally
singing the Comanche Tribal Song and Taps.
With our hearts full of Comanche love, we
hiked down after a wonderful hill, the first
of four in 2014.
With lots of Comanche love,
Margaret M, Comanche Scribe
Tejas Tribal Hill
This past Thursday, the Tejas met at
the basketball courts in their whites to climb
the Tejas tribal hill. This would be a first for
all the new Tejas members.
Each member during their climb walks
with either their older and/or younger sister
until they reached lower hill. Once there,
the girls sat down to listen to Margeaux B,
Choral Director, sing the toasts. Next, Sara
Beth S, Activities Chair, informed everyone
about the upcoming events.
Upper hill started with Katie C
welcoming the Tejas with an opening
prayer. Then followed Helen Y and Megan M
with an amazing poem asking God for help.
Next, Caroline S, Medora L, and Madeleine
J lit the three symbolic fires of loyalty,
sportsmanship and friendship. After, the
Tejas read the sacred will. The 2014 Tejas
officers then received their bib or bracelet.
The sponsors spoke after, welcoming all
the Tejas and then the weekly traditional
awards were presented.
The Outstanding Junior went to Emily
L, the Outstanding Intermediate went to
Megan M, and Libby H received the spirit
stick. The Purple “T” went to Anna P and
Kendall H was recognized as Memory
Candlelight Girl. Julia D received the War
Canoe Paddle and Ally F received the
softball award.
Tejas Tribal Hill was closed by a prayer
spoken by Renee R and the Tejas friendship
circle. Lastly, the Tejas climbed down the
hill from a great start of a purple summer.
Power to the purple!
Lady P, Tejas Scribe
The Waldemar War Whoop
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Letters From Your Leaders
Dear Aztecs,
I just want
to say that I’m
honored you
chose me to lead
yall this term. I
love the Aztec
tribe with all of
my heart and I am so excited to lead
us to an Aztec victory. I want to let
yall know that you can come talk to
me about anything. If you see me
around camp, please come say hi to
me because I would love to talk to each
and every one of y’all. Last year was a
tight race, but I know if we all try our
hardest in everything we do at camp,
this is going to be a green summer.
Always remember to have an awesome
PAA, and to always encourage our
other Aztec sisters. Remember to try
your best in all of your classes and in
everything you do here at Waldemar,
Make sure to enjoy every moment. As
a hilltopper, I have realized time flies
when you’re having fun. This is going to
be an awesome summer for the Aztec
tribe. I promise to be the best leader
I can be! I see a green victory in our
future. I BELIEVE that we will WIN!
Love yall lots!
Mackie G, Aztec Leader
Dear Comanches,
I cannot even begin
to explain how honored
and thankful I am to
be Leader of such an
amazing, spirited, and
talented tribe as the
Comanches. I can’ t
thank you enough for
electing me and believing
in me! I am so excited!!! I promise to be the best
leader I can be. I want to get to know every single
one of you so please come talk to me whenever!
If you ever need anything I am always here for
you, along with all of the other dedicated officers.
This tribe is filled with so much love and strength.
I know we can do anything we put our minds to. I truly
believe this will be an orange summer! Every Comanche
has talents they can share, whether it be giving it our all
in your activities, cheering your hardest at every game,
or having a great attitude in everything you do, everyone
can make a difference when it comes to the plaque.
I have so much love and respect for each of you and
I know if we use all of the amazing talents you all have
been given, this will be the best term yet! Remember, the
will to win cannot be beat you’ve got to want to win! We
really are the strongest family of sisters here at camp.
I am so blessed to have been given this opportunity to
lead the most amazing group of girls to a Comanche
victory and to be a part of this incredible experience
called Waldemar. Take advantage of every moment you
have here, because it will be over before you know it.
The life lessons and special people you get to know here
are too important for you not to cherish them. You all
are the World’s Greatest to me and I will never forget
the impact the Comanche tribe has made on my life.
With lots of orange love,
Alanna F, Comanche Leader
Aztec Officers
Comanche Officers
Junior Cheerleader: Kay M
Junior Leader: Sydney S
Intermediate Cheerleader: Marija B
Intermediate Leader: Sara C
Senior Cheerleader: Ellie G
Senior Leader: Annabeth H
Softball Manager: Madeleine D
Choral Director: Savannah-Shaye D
Co Deco: Abigail H
Decorations Chair: Emily F
Head (Hi Sr) Cheerleader: Henley F
Activities Chair: Kaki D
Scribe: Vaughan S
Hi Sr. Leader: Gracie W
Leader: Mackie G
Junior Leader: Lindsay B
Junior Leader: Louise F
Intermediate Cheerleader: Eloise R
Intermediate Leader: Mary Warriner K
Senior Cheerleader: Tyler R
Senior Leader: Mary Tish P
Softball Manager: Paige H
Choral Director: Emily G
Co- Deco: Kate P
Decorations Chair: Sara Kate P
Head (Hi Sr ) Cheerleader: Chloe R
Activities Chair: Natalie R
Scribe: Margaret M
Hi Sr. Leader: Jordan H
Leader: Alanna F
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Dear Tejas,
I cannot thank you
all enough for electing
me as your leader! This is
such an incredible honor
and I will do my best to
live up to its expectations.
Thank you for believing
in me and having the
confidence in me to be
able to lead this amazing tribe! We have such an
incredible group of girls in this tribe and every single
person brings something special. The only way for
the purple “T” to be on top is if everyone shares
that something special with the tribe. With everyone
expressing their unique gifts, who could possibly
beat us?
If you ever need someone to talk to, I’m always
here to listen to each and every one of you! I’m not the
only one you could talk to. You’ve elected a wonderful
group of officers that would also be more than happy
to listen! We are a family that will remain a family
through the good and the bad. We are all sisters, new
and old campers. So, make sure to respect, cheer on,
and encourage your sisters because the Tejas family
is something that needs to stay united.
Even if you are having a bad day, still make
sure to keep a positive attitude and strong work ethic.
The character of the Tejas tribe sets us apart from
the others. Tejas, remember to have fun! Enjoy our
nighttime activities, wear a smile on your face, and
laugh like there’s no tomorrow. You won’t be at camp
forever, so enjoy your friends and the funny memories
you make here.
Once again Tejas, I couldn’t be more excited to
be your leader! This summer will be purple because I
know the incredible things our tribe can do. Work hard
in your classes and keep a positive attitude. But most of
all, have a blast because that’s what camp is all about!
Tejas Forever,
Louise S, Tejas Leader
Tejas Officers
Junior Cheerleader: Chloe S
Junior Leader: Barclay M
Intermediate Cheerleader: Kate R
Intermediate Leader: Eliza L
Senior Cheerleader: Caroline M
Senior Leader: Bradford J
Softball Manager: Avery Fuller M
Choral Director: Margeaux B
Co-Deco: Claire D
Decorations Chair: Paige C
Head(Hi) Cheerleader: Georgia Z
Activities Chair: Sara Beth S
Candlelight Girl: Katie B
Scribe: Lady P
High Sr. Leader: Berkley W
Leader: Louise S
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
'Round Camp
The Waldemar War Whoop
Battles with Paddles on the
Guadalupe
Campers from every tribe anxiously
gathered at the pier in preparation war
canoe tryouts. The three tribes split up,
performed their stretching exercises,
gathered the paddles and pads, and
took turns paddling in either Zuma,
Big Ben, or Big Blue. Each girl stroked
her hardest digging deep into the Guad
with all their might as the cheerful
sponsors coached them along the way.
Big Ben
Zuma
Big Blue
ZUMA:
Claire A
Elizabeth C
Madeleine D
Kaki D
Isabel E
Henley F
Emily F
Mackie G
Abigail H
Lindsay L
Vaughn S
Cameron T
Gracie W
Sally W
BIG BEN:
Sarah C
Alanna F
Jordan H
Margaret M
Macy M
Mary Tish P
Grace P
Sarah Kate P
Chloe R
Anna S
Dylan S
Mimi S
Braden T
Madison W
BIG BLUE:
Whitney B
Paige C
Claire D
Julia D
Riley H
Kennedy M
Lady P
Anna P
Sophia R
Abby S
Sara Beth S
Louise S
Berkley W
Georgia Z
The Waldemar War Whoop
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Songs, Skits, and Dances, Oh My! Waldy Idol 2014
By Lora I
As the girls
filed into DJ lodge,
their anticipation
grew. Waldy Idol
soon began with
a “Happy” start.
Many performances
followed including
songs, skits, and
dances. Performers
i n c l u d e d H a p py
Haven 2, The E
Sisters, CG Sizzy, and crowd favorite Chloe and Paige. “I
think everyone did really good, however, some of my favorites
were Sarah R, Chloe and Paige, and Claire and Georgia” said
counselor Chelsea O. The fantastic show ended with a last
minute entry by Ellie G who sang about her failure to make
the basketball team. Sarah L, Comanche, said “This Waldy
Idol left an impression on every camper.” Waldemar Idol this
year definitely set the bar high for next year!
Buzzards Of The Week:
Andie M & Danielle L
This week’s buzzard of the week was awarded to two
counselors: Andie M and Danielle L. As her fellow counselors
pointed out, Andie is always so helpful and has a positive
attitude out on the archery range. Similar compliments
were said about Danielle; she has been working so
hard with her new classes and tries her hardest to be
enthusiastic and get to know all the girls that she is
surrounded by. Congrats buzzards!
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
Summer Singers Rock
Wednesday night opened with the usual picnic and plenty
of time to talk with friends. Most kept themselves occupied
while the anticipation for the concert began to build.
The fun was introduced as soon as the Summer Singers
opened with a cover of the uplifting song “Happy” by Pharell
Williams. The opening piece allowed campers and counselors
the opportunity to let loose as it also set the mood for the
rest of the performance.
The group kept everyone on their feet (and even some in
the air) by playing some of the camp’s favorite songs. Their
variety ranged from old school hits to modern pop music.
While appealing to almost everyone, this group has never
let us down with their performances. Over all, this night was
a complete success.
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Tips for Homesickness
By George Anna H
1. Do something to get your mind off the problem. You could listen to music,
draw, write, paint your nails, or even take a shower or a nap to relax.
2. Write a letter to someone telling them how much fun you are having at camp.
3. Talk to a friend about it.
They might have gone through homesickness or are currently going through it.
4. Talk to your counselor or another adult about it.
They are there for you, so do not be afraid to reach out to them.
5. Get outside! You are only at camp for so long, so go outside with your friends
and enjoy each other in this beautiful place!
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
The Waldemar War Whoop
Marsha's Corner
This coming week’s menu will be 'Dine'-o-mite!
Sunday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
L’il Smokies
Cinnamon Rolls
Fruit Platter
Monday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
Scrambled Eggs
Bacon
Waldemar Coffee Cake
Cantaloupe
Tuesday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
Spinach Omelettes
Link Sausage
Peach Crepes
Crème Fraiche
Wednesday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
Oatmeal/Blueberries
Scrambled Eggs
Bacon
Pumpkin Muffins
Thursday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
Cheesy Eggs
L’il Smokies
Hash Browns
Cinn Toast
Grapes/Oranges
Friday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
Scrambled Eggs
Patty Sausage
Belgian Waffles
Strawberries, sliced
Saturday
Asst. Cereal
Juice, Milk
Potato Eggs
Bacon
Wheatberry Toast
Bananas
Green Goddess Wedge
Fried Catfish
Herbed Rice Pilaf
Stewed Okra
Maque Choux
Cornbread
Buttermilk Pie
Fresh Berries
Kale Salad
Turkey
Quinoa Pilaf
Caramelized Carrots
Crusty Dinner Rolls
Brownies
Avocado Citrus Salad
Carribean Chicken &
Rice
Black Beans
Fried Plantains
Naan (soft)
Cinquo Leches
Strawberry Mash
Sesame Green Salad
Thai Basil Chicken
Thai Fried Rice
Chinese Long Beans
Fried Wontons
Fortune Cookies
Mango Spears
Sticky Rice Pudding
Greek Salad
Marinated Ceviche
Tom Basil Pasta Salad
Minted Pea Salad
Garlic Bread Sticks
Caramel Squares
Caesar Salad
Grilled Cheese Sand
Tomato Basil Soup
Grilled Chicken Breast
Cherry Squares
Vanilla Ice Cream
Mixed Green Salad
Chicken Tenders
Sweet Potato Fries
Melon Boats
Lucille’s Dinner Rolls
Banana Split Sundaes
Mixed Green Sld
King Ranch Chicken
Green Beans
Ranch Rolls
Chocolate chunk
cookies
Tomato Salad
Beef Stroganoff
Egg Noodles
Early Peas
French Bread
Russian Cream/
Raspberry Sauce
Salad
Chicken Pot Pie
Green Beans
Crusty Rolls
Brownie Fudge Pie
Vanilla Ice Cream
PICNIC
Cold Cuts/PB & J
Whole Wheat Bread
Lettuce/tomato/onion
Pickle Wedges
Fruit Cocktail
Chips/Candy/Sodas
Salad
Pork Tenderloin
Gingered Apples
Wild Rice Pilaf
Sugar Snap Peas
Crusty French Rolls
Chocolate Mousse
Whipped Cream
Insalata Mixta
Spaghetti and
Meatballs
Zucchini Sauté
Garlic Bread
German Choco Cake
PICNIC
Pizza Night
Mixed Green Salad
PB&J/Wheat Bread
Peaches/Cottage Cheese
Chips/Candy/Sodas