Daily Announcements from Williston Northampton

Thursday Menu

Breakfast
Fruit-filled turn overs or fruit breakfast skillet, egg bake, home fries, ham, yogurt bar, make-your-own waffles
Assorted eggs and omelets @ the grill

Lunch
Vegetable or soup du jour, meatball grinders, hot and sweet Italian sausage grinders, vegetable balls, sautéed peppers & onions, North African couscous, fresh vegetables

Pasta station: Asian or rice noodles, vegetable broth, sautéed vegetables, pasta, marinara or meat sauce

Dinner
London broil, baked potato, popcorn shrimp and clam strips, onion rings, roasted vegetables with penne, zucchini and summer squash

Pasta station: chef’s choice pasta, marinara or pesto sauce, roasted vegetables

Parents’ Association Calendar 2012-2013

Reminder: The following are upcoming dates on the Parents’ Association Calendar for 2012-2013. Find more information about the Parents’ Association on their blog, Parents’ Point of View.

Middle School Parent Social
October 5, 6:30-9:00 pm
Casual social reception for parents of Middle School students hosted by Kara McElhone and Eric Yates P’17
10 Brewster Avenue

Community Tailgate
October 13, 5:00 pm
Come cheer on the Wildcats! Complimentary dinner will be served.
Berube Stadium at Sawyer Field

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2012 Bear Fest Recap

At all-school assembly, Head of School Robert W. Hill III was presented with a small bear in recognition of the school’s “Black Bear” sponsorship of the 2012 Bear Fest.

Bearfest is now over, but was a great example of how we engage in mutually beneficial activities between the school and the town of Easthampton.  Williston’s sponsorship of the event is crucial to seeing a full celebration of the arts in our broader community.  Certainly, Natania Hume’s incredible bear—“Winter’s Lament”—deserves widespread recognition.  Brett Fellowes’ (2012) “Bear by Design” will soon be available for all to see in Reed. With Easthampton now considering becoming a cultural center, this is an area of distinction for us.

-Peter Gunn

March Break Trip: Ireland

This is Ryan Tyree, the new English teacher, squash, and tennis coach here at Williston. I am so thrilled to be joining the team this year, and wanted to take a moment to let you know a bit about one of my biggest passions: travel. For the last 10 years I have had the privilege of leading student trips to Washington DC, Gettysburg, eight countries in Europe and dozens of cities along the way.

This year Mrs. Tyree and I are excited to announce a 10-day excursion to the iconic isle of Ireland! As we have done over the past six trips, we are working in conjunction with our wonderful travel group to create the ultimate balance of education and fun.

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Weekend Activities Oct 6-7

Make sure to sign up at the Activities Office.

Saturday October 6

  • Open Reed 7:15-10:45pm Popcorn, snacks, and drinks.  Bill O’Reilly and John Stewart Debate hosted by the Williston Political Club.  Showing on the big screen http://www.therumble2012.com/index.html Debate starts at 8pm.
  • International Dance at Suffield Academy, leaving campus at 7:30-returning for 11pm check-in.
    • Dress presentably.  Wear white; Black-light event.
    • No charge, free food at 9pm.
    • International Students encouraged to go, but all are welcome!
  • Fright Fest at Six Flags New England.  $37 if you buy ahead with Mr. Spearing.  $52 at the door.
  • Open Gym-Basketball, Squash, Weight Room 7:30-10:45pm

Sunday October 7

Wednesday Menu

Breakfast
French toast sticks, bacon, hash browns, yogurt bar
Assorted eggs  @ the grill

Lunch
Chicken rice or soup du jour, beef dip sandwich with au ju and sautéed onions, fries or sweet potato fries, roasted vegetable sandwich, crab cakes, broccoli.

Pasta station: gemelle, marinara sauce,  bread sticks
Use eggplant, zucchini, summer squash, peppers,  red onion, fresh basil,  tomato and provolone cheese for roasted vegetable sandwich

Dinner
Roast ham—sliced to order, au gratin potatoes, fruit sauce, vegetable-stuffed tomatoes, seafood bake, corn

Pasta station: penne, pesto, alfredo or marinara or sauces, assorted topping and add-ins

Panini station: sliced pastrami or roast

On Flickr: Athletic Photos

Visit the Williston Flickr feed to find all of the latest photos, or you can click on the links to individual sets below. New photos of athletics will be uploaded to Flickr on a regular basis throughout the year.

Boys Varsity Football vs. Canterbury School (L) 35-49 on 09/29/12.

Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs. Millbrook School (W) 6-0 on 09/29/12.

GV Volleyball vs. Stoneleigh Burnham (W) 3-0 on 09/29/12.

Boys Varsity Water Polo vs. Hotchkiss (W) 7-6, Andover; (W) 5-4 on 09/29/12.

Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Hotchkiss School (L) 0-6 on 09/26/12.

Boys Cross Country vs. NMH (L) 29-26; Suffield (W) 23-32 on 09/22/12.

Girls Cross Country vs. NMH, Suffield (L) 40-20 on 09/22/12.

Athletes of the Week – Oct. 1

Each week the Athletic Department honors “Athletes of the Week.” Players are nominated by coaches for their efforts and performance the previous week. Please extend your congratulations to these athletes of the week!

Taylor Senecal ‘14 – Girls Varsity Field Hockey
Matt Friere ‘13 – Varsity Water Polo
Hannah King ‘15 – Girls JV Soccer
William Flynn ‘15 – Boys JVA Soccer

To read more about these athletes, please go to the following link:
http://willistonblogs.com/athletics/

Tuesday Menu

Breakfast
Breakfast sandwiches with or without meat, hash browns, yogurt bar, fried dough, make-your-own waffle

Lunch
Potato cheddar or calde verde soup, Pizza station: cheese pizza, supreme pizza
vegetarian-stuffed, grilled portobella mushrooms, chicken and chorizo sausage jambalaya, Capri blend vegetables, Cajun-style tilapia

Pasta bar: meat ravioli, marinara or alfredo sauce, broccoli

Dinner
Chicken stir fry, fried rice, edamame stir fry, vegetable spring rolls, spicy orange ginger or sweet & sour sauce, Asian-style vegetables.

Grill: crepes. Assorted fillings.

Pasta bar: Asian or rice noodles, vegetable or chicken broth, tofu or vegetables, pasta, marinara sauce.