Monday, January 21, 2008
Attention all current or prospective distance runners:There will be a quick informational meeting in room 264 immediately after school on Thursday January 24 th. The meeting will be specifically for those who are interested in running the 800, 1600 and 3200 meter runs as well as the 4 x 800 meter relay on this years Preble track machine. Goal setting, pre-season workouts and 2008 track information will be a few of the things covered at the meeting. All students interested are welcome whether you consider yourself a distance runner or have an interest in becoming one. Hope to see you there!
Activities For January 26 th-Sting Cancer Book Fair
We will have a survivor from SNC Relay for Life speaking at 1:00 pm.
We will be giving away SC shirts to those who make a purchase of a certain amount-we have 100 shirts to give away-should it be a 50.00 or 75.00 or what amount??
We would love a cancer book board-inspirational books Lance Armstrong’s books, etc-anything that is educational or inspirational about cancer.
Survivor corner where we will have speakers and others speaking like the SNC person hopefully throughout the day.
Members of SC and members of SNC colleges against cancer will be there to promote our collaborative men’s Cancer forum in march throughout the day handing out flyers.
The group Families of Children With Cancer will have representatives there during the day.
Kid’s corner-reading to kids, watching kids while parents shop, coloring sheets and books. Ballons and face paintihg, stickers, etc.
Area to display posters on all the diffeent typres of cancer with info.
Bookmarks to make and color for kids.
Hornet mascot in costume outside of Barnes and noble
Wrestling
Congratulations to the following JV wrestlers who placed on Saturday at the Appleton West Tournament:
Mike Keim and Matt Dobson placed 3rd
Paul VandenElzen, Tonto Christensen, Spencer Tielens, Andy Delaurelle,
and Pat DeWane each placed 2nd.
Orrie VandenLangenberg placed 1st.
Attention girls softball players.
There is open gym tonight @ 7:30. Thank you coach Halverson
Financial Aid
Partners in Ed is sponsoring the following financial aid seminars hosted by Wells Fargo Bank. Seminars will be presented by the Financial Aid Officers from UWGB, NWTC, and St. Norbert College. Registration begins at 6:00 pm with the program beginning at 6:30 pm.
The first seminar will take place on January 29 at NWTC. The second seminar will be held February 7 at the Brown County Downtown Library. This is an opportunity to get assistance with completing the Federal Aid Form at no cost to you. Stop in the Career Center for further information.
GSA
There will be a GSA meeting Wednesday after school in room 258 at 3:10. The meeting will last about 45 minutes depending on how many people are there and what type of discussion we can generate. We are always looking for new members, or old members that haven’t been able to attend for a while.
We will be talking about Day of Silence planning so we are prepared when that time is upon us. If you have ideas for the shirts please come and share your thoughts with the group.
Remember GSA is about acceptance, everyone is welcome, and everyone has a voice.
There will be a quick officers meeting tonight right after school. It will take 10 minutes.
Attention Language Arts Academic Team –
This is a reminder that we will have our Red Badge of Courage book discussion on Chapters 9-16 after school tomorrow. Please bring along your books and discussion notes.
The Math Lab will be closed all day today, Monday, January 21st It will re-open tomorrow!
Attention Math Team Students
Our next math meet is tonight, Monday, January 21 st, at Pulaski High School at 6:10 pm
Please give yourself plenty of time to be at the meet
Teams are posted outside Room 237. If you are unable to attend or your name is not present, please see Mr. Schwedrsky
Student Council
Tomorrow Preble will be hosting visiting shadow 8 th grade students from St. Bernard’s School. Please welcome them. Preble students who are hosting the shadow students are reminded to meet their students at the Main entrance by 7:20 tomorrow morning.
Seniors!
On Wednesday January 23, Brickhouse School Services will be here during the lunch hours in the ticket booth taking late orders for cap and gown. Please order and pay for your cap and gown on Wednesday. A cap and gown does not get ordered until you pay for one.
Service Learning Opportunities:
-Super Bowl of Safety sponsored by Bay Area Humane Society
Saturday, January 26 10-3pm (you and your dog may stay as long as you like)
Six volunteers and their dogs needed for safety demonstrations. Other volunteers needed to man various safety stations.
-Broadway Winter Fest sponsored by Bay Area Humane Society Saturday, January 26 11-4pm
Four volunteers needed to work 2-2.5 shifts. Volunteers will handle the information booth.
Both events will take place at the Humane Society – same day.
Stop in the Career Center for further information.
Student Council
Hey Juniors and Seniors!
Preble’s second Red Cross Blood Drive of the year will take place THIS FRIDAY in the auditorium. We need to make appointments ahead of time so that the drive runs smoothly. If you are seventeen and weigh at least 110 pounds, you may be an eligible donor. Sign-up forms for appointments will be available all week in the Main Office and we would like to distribute them at this time. Teachers---please count the number of students who would like to donate blood and send a runner to THE COMMONS to get appointment forms. Students need to return the forms to the Student Council box in the Main Office for scheduling. Forms will be returned to students through period 3 teachers tomorrow.
TIP Grant
Are you interested in attending college after graduation? Think you cannot afford it? There is help. The TIP Grant program assists first-generation, low-income, and disadvantage students with additional financial aid. If you feel you qualify, stop in the Career Center for further information.
Winners for the Paws to Read at Your Library Contest:
Photographs 1 st place Ms. Ollmann, 2 nd place Miss Loritz and 3 rd place Ms. Sylvester
C
omputer Enhanced Photographs 1 st place Mrs. Villiesse, 2 nd place Mrs. Marshall, 3 rd place Mrs. Sutton.
Please pick up your photos and prizes in the LMC.
Yearbook
The list of senior photos received has been published in several places. It is on the J or student drive in the “08 yearbook” file. It is also posted outside of room 205 and near the auditorium box office. Seniors should check this list to be sure that their photos have been received, that there is no problem with the photo, and that their name is spelled correctly.
All students who correctly filled out yearbook order interest forms should have received their first yearbook invoice by now. If you haven’t and are still interested in receiving the all-color 2008 yearbook, pick up the website address and the toll free number in the Main Office on the front counter. It is not too late to order; however, prices will increase in April from $45 to $60.
This week, we will be working on the yearbook Monday and Thursday after school. Come join us. We need help if the yearbook is to come out as early next fall as it did this year.
Knitting Group
The knitting group will meet this week Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. So far, ten hats have been created to donate to homeless Green Bay students with many more in progress. It is still not too late to learn. We will meet in Room 205, Mrs. Sutton’s room. Bring your materials. Everyone is welcome—including males. Come find out how to earn service learning hours.
Vox Box
There will be an important Vox Box meeting after school tomorrow in Room 205. We will be discussing the possible publication of a lit mag. All writers are welcome to join us.
Activities For January 26 th-Sting Cancer Book Fair
We will have a survivor from SNC Relay for Life speaking at 1:00 pm.
We will be giving away SC shirts to those who make a purchase of a certain amount-we have 100 shirts to give away-should it be a 50.00 or 75.00 or what amount??
We would love a cancer book board-inspirational books Lance Armstrong’s books, etc-anything that is educational or inspirational about cancer.
Survivor corner where we will have speakers and others speaking like the SNC person hopefully throughout the day.
Members of SC and members of SNC colleges against cancer will be there to promote our collaborative men’s Cancer forum in march throughout the day handing out flyers.
The group Families of Children With Cancer will have representatives there during the day.
Kid’s corner-reading to kids, watching kids while parents shop, coloring sheets and books. Ballons and face paintihg, stickers, etc.
Area to display posters on all the diffeent typres of cancer with info.
Bookmarks to make and color for kids.
Hornet mascot in costume outside of Barnes and noble
Wrestling
Congratulations to the following JV wrestlers who placed on Saturday at the Appleton West Tournament:
Mike Keim and Matt Dobson placed 3rd
Paul VandenElzen, Tonto Christensen, Spencer Tielens, Andy Delaurelle,
and Pat DeWane each placed 2nd.
Orrie VandenLangenberg placed 1st.
Attention girls softball players.
There is open gym tonight @ 7:30. Thank you coach Halverson
Financial Aid
Partners in Ed is sponsoring the following financial aid seminars hosted by Wells Fargo Bank. Seminars will be presented by the Financial Aid Officers from UWGB, NWTC, and St. Norbert College. Registration begins at 6:00 pm with the program beginning at 6:30 pm.
The first seminar will take place on January 29 at NWTC. The second seminar will be held February 7 at the Brown County Downtown Library. This is an opportunity to get assistance with completing the Federal Aid Form at no cost to you. Stop in the Career Center for further information.
GSA
There will be a GSA meeting Wednesday after school in room 258 at 3:10. The meeting will last about 45 minutes depending on how many people are there and what type of discussion we can generate. We are always looking for new members, or old members that haven’t been able to attend for a while.
We will be talking about Day of Silence planning so we are prepared when that time is upon us. If you have ideas for the shirts please come and share your thoughts with the group.
Remember GSA is about acceptance, everyone is welcome, and everyone has a voice.
There will be a quick officers meeting tonight right after school. It will take 10 minutes.
Attention Language Arts Academic Team –
This is a reminder that we will have our Red Badge of Courage book discussion on Chapters 9-16 after school tomorrow. Please bring along your books and discussion notes.
The Math Lab will be closed all day today, Monday, January 21st It will re-open tomorrow!
Attention Math Team Students
Our next math meet is tonight, Monday, January 21 st, at Pulaski High School at 6:10 pm
Please give yourself plenty of time to be at the meet
Teams are posted outside Room 237. If you are unable to attend or your name is not present, please see Mr. Schwedrsky
Student Council
Tomorrow Preble will be hosting visiting shadow 8 th grade students from St. Bernard’s School. Please welcome them. Preble students who are hosting the shadow students are reminded to meet their students at the Main entrance by 7:20 tomorrow morning.
Seniors!
On Wednesday January 23, Brickhouse School Services will be here during the lunch hours in the ticket booth taking late orders for cap and gown. Please order and pay for your cap and gown on Wednesday. A cap and gown does not get ordered until you pay for one.
Service Learning Opportunities:
-Super Bowl of Safety sponsored by Bay Area Humane Society
Saturday, January 26 10-3pm (you and your dog may stay as long as you like)
Six volunteers and their dogs needed for safety demonstrations. Other volunteers needed to man various safety stations.
-Broadway Winter Fest sponsored by Bay Area Humane Society Saturday, January 26 11-4pm
Four volunteers needed to work 2-2.5 shifts. Volunteers will handle the information booth.
Both events will take place at the Humane Society – same day.
Stop in the Career Center for further information.
Student Council
Hey Juniors and Seniors!
Preble’s second Red Cross Blood Drive of the year will take place THIS FRIDAY in the auditorium. We need to make appointments ahead of time so that the drive runs smoothly. If you are seventeen and weigh at least 110 pounds, you may be an eligible donor. Sign-up forms for appointments will be available all week in the Main Office and we would like to distribute them at this time. Teachers---please count the number of students who would like to donate blood and send a runner to THE COMMONS to get appointment forms. Students need to return the forms to the Student Council box in the Main Office for scheduling. Forms will be returned to students through period 3 teachers tomorrow.
TIP Grant
Are you interested in attending college after graduation? Think you cannot afford it? There is help. The TIP Grant program assists first-generation, low-income, and disadvantage students with additional financial aid. If you feel you qualify, stop in the Career Center for further information.
Winners for the Paws to Read at Your Library Contest:
Photographs 1 st place Ms. Ollmann, 2 nd place Miss Loritz and 3 rd place Ms. Sylvester
C
omputer Enhanced Photographs 1 st place Mrs. Villiesse, 2 nd place Mrs. Marshall, 3 rd place Mrs. Sutton.
Please pick up your photos and prizes in the LMC.
Yearbook
The list of senior photos received has been published in several places. It is on the J or student drive in the “08 yearbook” file. It is also posted outside of room 205 and near the auditorium box office. Seniors should check this list to be sure that their photos have been received, that there is no problem with the photo, and that their name is spelled correctly.
All students who correctly filled out yearbook order interest forms should have received their first yearbook invoice by now. If you haven’t and are still interested in receiving the all-color 2008 yearbook, pick up the website address and the toll free number in the Main Office on the front counter. It is not too late to order; however, prices will increase in April from $45 to $60.
This week, we will be working on the yearbook Monday and Thursday after school. Come join us. We need help if the yearbook is to come out as early next fall as it did this year.
Knitting Group
The knitting group will meet this week Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. So far, ten hats have been created to donate to homeless Green Bay students with many more in progress. It is still not too late to learn. We will meet in Room 205, Mrs. Sutton’s room. Bring your materials. Everyone is welcome—including males. Come find out how to earn service learning hours.
Vox Box
There will be an important Vox Box meeting after school tomorrow in Room 205. We will be discussing the possible publication of a lit mag. All writers are welcome to join us.
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