Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Buzz staff: all articles for the next issue are due next Monday March 17th.
Mix It Up
Get your Hot Cheetos in the commons today for only 50 cents!!
Buy a cold cup of Kool-Aid for only 25 cents to help put out the flames!!
Only one more day until Mix It Up At Lunch Day!!
MAC Scholars
MAC Scholars will meet TODAY after school from 3:00 to 4:00 pm for final preparations
Attention Art Club members:
We will be meeting after school this Thursday, March 13th to make wind chimes. If you want copper pipe for the chimes, you will need to bring in $3.00 before or at this meeting.
Attention all students with parking permits
We will again be checking on un-resolved restricted time for all students with parking permits. In order to keep your parking permit, you need to clear up all restricted time by the end of this month. Please see you associate Principal with any questions.
FORENSICS
We are very proud and happy to announce that at the District Forensics Competition last night, 28 Forensics Team members qualified to compete at the State Festival in Madison on April 18th & 19th.
Team members, please pick up your judges sheets as soon a possible and then sign up for practices for State.
The next important meeting for all the members of the Forensics Team is Mar. 19th after school in Rm 123.
Team officers meeting is tonight after school in Rm. 118.
Attention Girls Softball:
Girls softball try out times have been changed. The new times are: 6:30-8:30 Varsity and 6:30-7:30 Junior Varsity.
Thank you!
Coach Halverson
“Opportunity Knocks”
On Thursday April 3, 2008 minority students with a GPA of 2.0/better will have the opportunity to take part in a preview day called “Opportunity Knocks” at UW-Green Bay. This is an all day event with transportation and lunch provided. No cost to students. The program includes: college prep information, campus tour, meeting with current students, college admission, financial aid, using support services for success, motivational speaker and more. Permission slips may be picked up in the Career Center. Deadline for registration is Monday, March 17.
St. Baldricks
St. Baldricks will be held Saturday, March 15, at Preble from 3:00 – 7:00. St. Baldrick's is the world's largest volunteer-driven fundraising event for childhood cancer research. Thousands of volunteers shave their heads in solidarity with children fighting cancer, requesting donations of support from friends and family. The event held at Preble is a family-oriented event with games and activities for children, assisted by our Sting Cancer group. Along with the activities, there will be food, entertainment, and a silent auction, while brave volunteers have their heads shaved. If anyone would like to help out, see one of the Sting Cancer advisors or be sure to sign up at Thursday’s meeting after school.
Men’s Cancer Forum: Tackling It Head On
A night for men and their families to hear inspirational stories and learn how to combat men’s cancer, together.
Guest speakers include cancer survivors Jerry Parins, Senior Security Advisor for the Green Bay Packers, Tom Ristow, Sportscaster for Fox 11, and Nick Nesvacil, founder of Sting Cancer at Preble High School, the only high school driven cancer awareness group in the United States.
Don’t forget an amazing Wisconsin Sports Themed Silent Auction sponsored by Classic Sports Originals. You have your chance to bid on items autographed items by everyone from Price Fielder to Oscar Robertston or from Brett Favre to Ryan Braun. Also how about taking home a free wing party from The Bar on Holmgren Way or a pasta party from Grazi’s.
Food and refreshments will be provided and admission is free. Men’s Forum is March 25th at 6:00 at Walter Theatre at St. Norbert College.
UW-Manitowoc is sponsoring a University Preview Day on Wednesday, April 9 from 9am-noon. The program will consist of Tours, mini lectures, student panel and refreshments. Interested students may pick up further information in the Career Center.
Service Learning
Looking for service learning ideas? Check out the service table in the Career Center.
The HOSTS program at Fort Howard Elementary School is in need of volunteer mentors. This program promotes literacy by pairing an elementary age student with a volunteer mentor for forty minutes of one on one tutoring. Further information in the Career Center.
Mix It Up
Get your Hot Cheetos in the commons today for only 50 cents!!
Buy a cold cup of Kool-Aid for only 25 cents to help put out the flames!!
Only one more day until Mix It Up At Lunch Day!!
MAC Scholars
MAC Scholars will meet TODAY after school from 3:00 to 4:00 pm for final preparations
Attention Art Club members:
We will be meeting after school this Thursday, March 13th to make wind chimes. If you want copper pipe for the chimes, you will need to bring in $3.00 before or at this meeting.
Attention all students with parking permits
We will again be checking on un-resolved restricted time for all students with parking permits. In order to keep your parking permit, you need to clear up all restricted time by the end of this month. Please see you associate Principal with any questions.
FORENSICS
We are very proud and happy to announce that at the District Forensics Competition last night, 28 Forensics Team members qualified to compete at the State Festival in Madison on April 18th & 19th.
Team members, please pick up your judges sheets as soon a possible and then sign up for practices for State.
The next important meeting for all the members of the Forensics Team is Mar. 19th after school in Rm 123.
Team officers meeting is tonight after school in Rm. 118.
Attention Girls Softball:
Girls softball try out times have been changed. The new times are: 6:30-8:30 Varsity and 6:30-7:30 Junior Varsity.
Thank you!
Coach Halverson
“Opportunity Knocks”
On Thursday April 3, 2008 minority students with a GPA of 2.0/better will have the opportunity to take part in a preview day called “Opportunity Knocks” at UW-Green Bay. This is an all day event with transportation and lunch provided. No cost to students. The program includes: college prep information, campus tour, meeting with current students, college admission, financial aid, using support services for success, motivational speaker and more. Permission slips may be picked up in the Career Center. Deadline for registration is Monday, March 17.
St. Baldricks
St. Baldricks will be held Saturday, March 15, at Preble from 3:00 – 7:00. St. Baldrick's is the world's largest volunteer-driven fundraising event for childhood cancer research. Thousands of volunteers shave their heads in solidarity with children fighting cancer, requesting donations of support from friends and family. The event held at Preble is a family-oriented event with games and activities for children, assisted by our Sting Cancer group. Along with the activities, there will be food, entertainment, and a silent auction, while brave volunteers have their heads shaved. If anyone would like to help out, see one of the Sting Cancer advisors or be sure to sign up at Thursday’s meeting after school.
Men’s Cancer Forum: Tackling It Head On
A night for men and their families to hear inspirational stories and learn how to combat men’s cancer, together.
Guest speakers include cancer survivors Jerry Parins, Senior Security Advisor for the Green Bay Packers, Tom Ristow, Sportscaster for Fox 11, and Nick Nesvacil, founder of Sting Cancer at Preble High School, the only high school driven cancer awareness group in the United States.
Don’t forget an amazing Wisconsin Sports Themed Silent Auction sponsored by Classic Sports Originals. You have your chance to bid on items autographed items by everyone from Price Fielder to Oscar Robertston or from Brett Favre to Ryan Braun. Also how about taking home a free wing party from The Bar on Holmgren Way or a pasta party from Grazi’s.
Food and refreshments will be provided and admission is free. Men’s Forum is March 25th at 6:00 at Walter Theatre at St. Norbert College.
UW-Manitowoc is sponsoring a University Preview Day on Wednesday, April 9 from 9am-noon. The program will consist of Tours, mini lectures, student panel and refreshments. Interested students may pick up further information in the Career Center.
Service Learning
Looking for service learning ideas? Check out the service table in the Career Center.
The HOSTS program at Fort Howard Elementary School is in need of volunteer mentors. This program promotes literacy by pairing an elementary age student with a volunteer mentor for forty minutes of one on one tutoring. Further information in the Career Center.
posted by Ray Johnson @ 9:26 AM
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