vGREENEWAY continued from page 16 Egg Muffins Submitted by Cathy Sudbeck, Yankton Tater tots 8 eggs ¼ cup milk ½ teaspoon garlic salt Pepper to taste Paprika to taste Shredded cheese Toppings of your choice: ham, sausage, bacon, diced peppers, diced onions, diced mushrooms, diced tomatoes, etc. Grease muffin tins with cooking spray that contains flour. This works best to prevent sticking. Microwave tater tots on plate 2 minutes to defrost. Put 3 tater tots in each muffin cup and smash down to flatten. Bake at 450° oven for 10 minutes. Turn heat down to 350°. Put toppings of your choice on each muffin. Beat eggs and milk and seasonings together and divide evenly over the muffin cups so they are almost full. Sprinkle with shredded cheese. Bake for 22 minutes. Dill Pickle and Dried Beef Dip 1 cup of chopped dill pickles 1 teaspoon onion powder 1-8 oz. cream cheese, softened ¼ teaspoon black pepper 1 cup sour cream ½ lb. dried beef, chopped 1 teaspoon parsley flakes Mix together the cream cheese, sour cream and seasonings (I use hand mixer). Then fold/stir in the pickles and dried beef. Best if chilled at least 6 hours or overnight. Serve with crackers, Fritos or party breads. Optional: Add chopped nuts or form into a ball and roll in chopped nuts. the financials. She stressed the importance of education for our children, “Public education is the greatest equalizer there is out there, for every student, every child to have an education to the best of his or her ability.” Her proudest moments during her tenure on the school board have been getting all the board members GAVEL certified and the number of partnerships they have developed within the community in the last few years. The school board has partnered with the Boys & Girls Club, the City of Yankton, Police Department, Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health just to name a few. Greeneway is also proud of one of toughest changes, the attendance policy. Though the new stricter policy was a difficult change for parents and students, statistics show it was a good change, delivering remarkable results in attendance. Greeneway stated that overall absences at Yankton High School have decreased 30% and overall tardies by 56%. Tardies accrued during classes decreased by 63% while non-attendance issues decreased by 83%. Dr. Wayne Kindle, Yankton School District Superintendent, reflects on Greeneway’s contribution to the school board. “Kathy’s involvement with the Associated School Boards of South Dakota has been an asset to her leadership not only as a school board member, but as school board chair. She encouraged our entire school board to become GAVEL (Governance Academy of Visionary Education Leadership) Trained through the ASBSD, which the entire Yankton School Board accomplished this past school year. Kathy is a great advocate for the Yankton School District and wants our students to have the best education possible.” Reflecting on the school board, Greeneway states, “Each one of us truly has the best interest of the student at heart but yet we are very mindful of the taxpayers’ money. We have done tremendous strides at open policy at making the board members and superintendent approachable. I thank the public for letting me serve and for voting me in the two terms and I just look forward to the great things we’re going to do going forward.” vBy Julie Eickhoff QUEEN FLAT SETS starting at 1299 $ QUEEN ADJUSTABLE SETS A unique hybrid of dual-action gel memory foam and Serta’s most advanced innerspring. starting at 1874 $ hatch FURNITURE Home Design Center 109 East Third, Yankton, SD 57078 • 605.665.4416 • 800.798.4663 • Monday-Friday 10-6, Saturday 10-5, Closed Sundays, Evenings by Appt. www.hatchfurniture.com HERVOICE JULY/AUGUST 2015v21