Monday, March 31, 2008

Attention Language Arts Academic Team --
This is a reminder that we will hold a practice competition after school tomorrow in Mrs. Kraszewski’s room. Plan to stay until about 5 PM. We will also coordinate rides to Wednesday’s competition at East High, so be sure to attend.

NHS
There will be a NHS meeting tomorrow morning in the auditorium. This is for current members only. If you have a conflict see Mr. Valley sometime this week to get the missed information. Prospective NHS candidates will be notified Thursday during their 3rd period class on their acceptance to NHS.

Student Council
Attention Student Council members! Plan to attend an important meeting this WEDNESDAY during PERIOD 8 in Room 200. All plans for the Unity Expo will be made at this time and if you plan to work at the Expo you must sign up with Mrs. Marshall then.

Cabaret Night 2008
Don’t forget to get your tickets to Cabaret Night 2008. Shows are Friday and Saturday night at 7:30. There is an option on Saturday night to also have dinner prepared by our Culinary Arts class with additional performances during the dinner. Tickets are on sale before and after school all this week. Cost is $7 for show only and $30 for dinner and show on Saturday. Part of the proceeds from the dinner show will go to a local charity. Any questions please see Mr. Flogel.

Unity Expo
Attention all students and staff! The annual Unity Expo will be held a week from this Friday on April 11. All student coordinators should have already attended the meeting before vacation or checked in with Mrs. Marshall concerning their exhibits. Student coordinators need to drop off exhibit planning sheets in room 200 today. No students may be added to the list of exhibitors at this time. See Mrs. Marshall in Room 200 if you have questions.

Preble Walking Club
Put “Spring” into your step and join Preble Walking Club. We will meet after school by the LMC and walk from 3:10-3:45. If the weather cooperates we will walk outside. All students and staff are welcome to join us.

Attention Buzz Staff:
there will be a full meeting today, including layout staff, in room 132 after school. Any articles not turned in before break need to be in the dropbox today. Staff members need to pick up their permission slips for NEWSPA or return those you have today.

Track and Field
The Green Bay Preble Men’s Track and Field Team won the 6 team Neenah Indoor Invitational Track and Field Meet on Friday evening.

Preble earned 5 first place finishes. First place finishes for Preble came from: Brad Parent, a double winner in the High Jump and Triple Jump. Chris Marcelle in the Shot Put, Weston Malcore in the 55 m Hurdles, and the sprint medley relay team of Dillon Larson, Greg Boex, Mike Servais, and Mike Rettler.
What helped distance Preble’s team score from the other teams was the team depth in placing six 2nd place, six 3rd place, and eight 4th place finishes.

Preble has now won the Neenah Invitational twenty times since 1978.

All Freshman/Sophomore Men Track and Field Athletes
This is a reminder that the Oshkosh Titan indoor meet is today. You will be released early from class today at 2:35. The line up will be posted down in the Phy. Ed. Area. All freshman and sophomore men must check out the line up and be prepared to participate. If you forgot your uniform, make arrangements to get it here by the time we leave.

Tomorrow, Tuesday April 1st, Preble will host the FRC Conference East Division Indoor Track and Field Meet. This meet will have 6 men’s and 6 women’s teams. Events begin at 4:00pm. Come and support our men’s and women’s track and field teams.

AP ECON
This is the last reminder: Don’t procrastinate, Choose a DATE and sign up. Tuesday and Wednesday review sessions will be held before school at 6:45 in Mrs. Jensen’s room this week if two or more students are signed up by noon today. Remember to sign up in advance for the sessions you want to attend this week or any of the scheduled review dates between now and the test. Otherwise, no session will be prepared or held on the date scheduled. Sign up for and bring a friend because a minimum of two people need to be signed up for a session to be held. See you at AP Econ REVIEW! It will help you on the College Board Exam in May. Remember, Don’t procrastinate, Choose a DATE.

AP Psychology Students
There will be an AP Psychology review session tomorrow morning at 6:30 a.m., in room B114.

Attention Pi Sigma Members:
Awards Ceremony invitations where sent to you the week before spring break if you haven’t handed them into the main office please do so today.

Attention Boys Interested in Boys Tennis:
There will be a boys tennis meeting after school today in room 245 for any boy interested in trying out for the boys’ tennis team.

FBLA
Attention all FBLA members who are going to the state competition this Thursday and Friday. This is a reminder that there will be an important meeting after school tomorrow at 3:05 pm in room 146. We will be going over important final information regarding the competition.

Junior Prom
Attention Juniors! Your Prom will be held on Saturday, April 12. Prom tickets will be on sale all next week during the lunch hours and in Room 200. If you are bringing a non-Preble guest be sure to get the guest pass form from the Main Office. There will be a Prom Committee meeting tomorrow after school for all Juniors interested in working on Prom decorations. Juniors may come to work on decorations in Room 200 any time during study halls and lunch hours this week and next week.

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Track
Boys and girls who are in tonight’s track meet at Bayport are reminded that they are dismissed at 2:20pm today.

State Honor’s Choir
Congratulations to Michael Brand, Kimy Rhyme, Sarah Bader, Molly Mineau, and Mary Arendt for being selected into the State Honor’s Choir.

ATTENTION FORENSICS TEAM MEMBERS:
If you were not at the meeting yesterday and did not receive the STATE INFORMATION please stop in Rm. 118 today to pick up that information.

ALL TEAM MEMBERS must stop in Rm. 118 or Rm. 123 for important T-shirt ordering information during the day or immediately after school.

“Opportunity Knocks”
Reminder….Permission slips for “Opportunity Knocks” at UWGB on April 3rd are due in the Career Center today. No permission slips will be accepted after spring break.

Drama
The BACKSTAGE CREW for the play will meet today in the auditorium at 4:30 to move the set.

Boy’s Tennis Team
There will be a brief meeting for all members of the boys tennis team immediately after school today in Room 245. If you cannot attend, please contact Kevin McDonald.

Thursday the LMC is limited hours 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8.

Unity Expo
Attention students involved in the upcoming Unity Expo! There will be a meeting TODAY for those students who signed up to be the STUDENT COORDINATORS for group exhibits during Period 5 in Room 200. ONLY THE COORDINATORS who received invitation slips should attend today’s meeting. If you are not able to attend during Period 5, please see Mrs. Marshall in room 200 TODAY to get important information.

Preble Walking Club
Put “Spring” into your step and join Preble Walking Club. We will meet Monday, March 31 by the LMC and walk from 3:10-3:45. If the weather cooperates we will walk outside. All students and staff are welcome to join us.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

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.

DECA
This Thursday night at Park Central, College Ave, Appleton, all area high school students are welcome! The first 200 students will be $7.00 and receive a Hawaiian lei, the cost will be $9.00 after that! You must have your high school ID.

The party starts at 8:30pm, bring your friends and celebrate spring break! See you there! Sponsored by Kimberly High DECA!

Environmental Club
Join us tonight we will be working on the display case and continuing our recycling.
New members are always Welcome!

To all Preble Investment Club members.
There will be an Investment Club meeting tonight immediately after school in room 146! Please see Mr. Anderson with any questions.

Lets make some money

Guidance
Applications for the Jeremy Lee Hughes Scholarship are now available in the Career Center. This scholarship is for seniors who plan on attending a one or two year technical college in an engineering, industrial, or technology degree program. Programs of study could include auto body, auto mechanic, diesel technician, construction, millwork, civil engineering, electronics, and a variety of other technical college programs. There will be two $750 to $1000 scholarships that will be given only to Preble seniors. Applicants are required to have taken a technology education class while at Preble to qualify for this scholarship. The application deadline is April 23rd.

Knitting Group
We will be meeting after school today with the school social worker in charge of the homeless program in Room 205. Please stop by if only for a few minutes to meet her and accept her thanks for your efforts on behalf of Green Bay homeless students. There will be refreshments. Don’t forget to sign up for your service learning hours and get Mrs. Sutton’s signature.
We also will discuss a possible upcoming knitting project.

Drama
The BACKSTAGE CREW for the play will meet tomorrow, Thur. 3/20 in the auditorium at 4:30 to move the set.

ROTC
A representative from UW-Oshkosh’s ROTC program will be in the Career Center today March 19 at 2:00. If interested, sign up in the Career Center.

“Opportunity Knocks”
Reminder….Permission slips for “Opportunity Knocks” at UWGB on April 3rd are due tomorrow in the Career Center. No permission slips will be accepted after spring break.

SMART Discussion Group
The SMART discussion group will be meeting after school today to continue working on video projects. Everyone is welcome. Tune into your natural frequency and join the Science, Math And Rational Thinking group today at 3:10 in Mr. Sindberg’s room, Rm. 229.

Track
Last night, our men’s track and field team competed at the UW – Oshkosh Titan invitational. Our team placed second out of a field of over 30 teams. Our top place finishers included: Brad parent, who won the triple jump and also placed 2nd in the high jump and 3rd in the long jump. Matt McDonald, James Zahn, and Greg Parent also placed in the top 3. Results will be posted down in the lockeroom area

Our team’s next meet will be this Thursday at the JV Bayport invite

Wednesday the LMC is closed hours 3 and 7 and limited hours 4, 5, 6 and 8.

Yearbook
The yearbook company must RECEIVE payment for yearbook orders by April 24th in order to guarantee a copy. Payments received after this date will result in placement on a waiting list which does not guarantee a yearbook. If you haven't received an invoice by now, you must contact the company at their toll-free number: 888-298-5063 or online: buyayearbook.com. In the past, we have had several students believe that a yearbook was ordered and paid for when that was not the case. Please, check with the company so that you won't be disappointed this fall. The price of yearbooks ordered and paid for by the April 24 date is $45 plus tax. Yearbooks ordered directly from Ms. Sutton after the final deadline will cost $60.

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Additional Scholarships available in the Career Center are:
-NEWARTS SCHOLARSHIPS – Scholarships in visual, performing and literary arts. Application deadline is March 31.

-Jeremy Lee Hughes Scholarship – Two scholarships worth between $750 – 1,000 each awarded to applicant planning a career in the Trades & Industry area. Applicant must have been accepted into a technical college. Transcript, and two letters of recommendation required.

MAC Scholars
MAC Scholars will meet TODAY after school from 3:00 to 4:00 pm in the back of the LMC by The Career Center

Attention: AP Psychology Students
The first AP Psychology review sessions will be held tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. in room B114. The reviews will last 20 minutes. It is only necessary to attend one of tomorrow’s review sessions.

Math Team
Congratulations to the Preble Math Team for finishing SECOND last night at the Notre Dame Math Meet

Individual medal winners were:
5th Place: Mike Rettler and Brad Parent
4th Place: Megan Larson and Allison Stroman
3rd Place: Fred Dorn and Garrett Martell
2nd Place: Jason Jacobs and McKinley Meyer

Music Announcements
Tickets for this years Cabaret show featuring our Center Stage show choir are on sale all week before and after school. The theme of this years show is “Director’s Cut: The Dawning of a New Era” which will celebrate break thru new era’s of music and dance. Tickets are $7 for the stage show. Saturday night there is also an option of a gourmet dinner prepared by our award winning culinary arts class. The tickets for the dinner and stage show are $30. Any questions please see Mr. Flogel

PAC
Come join us at the Political Awareness Club TODAY for our special guest, Brown County Executive, Tom Hinz. Mr. Hinz will answer your questions and join in on the debate on a wide range of issues. Do you ever think the local officials should do more for the teens and young people of Brown County? Well this is you chance to speak to someone in a very powerful position. You could make a difference! Be there TODAY at 3:05 in Mrs. Jensen’s room, room 107, to meet Tom Hinz, express yourself, and enjoy some free refreshments! Let’s politic it up!

PAC
County Executive Tom Hinz will be at the Political Awareness Club today to discuss all things political with you, and to take your questions and listen to your ideas about making Green Bay and Brown County a better, stronger community for our youth and families. And, after all, who knows better than YOU what would be good for YOUTH!? Come to PAC today at 3:05 in Mrs. Jensen’s room, room 107, and enjoy some lively discussion and debate with your peers and County Executive Tom Hinz. See you there! We’re gonna politic it up!

ROTC
A representative from UW-Oshkosh’s ROTC program will be in the Career Center this Wednesday March 19 at 2:00. If interested, sign up in the Career Center.

“Opportunity Knocks”
Reminder….Permission slips for “Opportunity Knocks” at UWGB on April 3rd are due in the Career Center ASAP. No permission slips will be accepted after spring break.

Girl's Track
The girl’s track team competed in a 30 team competition in Oshkosh last night and placed 4th overall. There were several fine performances and those who competed should be congratulated.
Nice job girls!

Green Bay United Hockey
There will be an informational meeting for anyone interested in playing for Green Bay United Hockey next season. This meeting is for new players and their parents.
It will be held Tuesday March 18, at 7 p.m. at Cornerstone Community Ice Center.

Unity Expo
Attention students and staff! Those students who have entered exhibit sheets as co-ordinators for the Unity Expo will be asked to attend a meeting this THURSDAY during Period 5 in Room 200. Students who have asked to have a dance group MUST FILE AN EXHIBIT sheet, also. No students will be allowed to participate in the Unity Expo without a sheet on file. Check in with Mrs. Marshall in Room 200 if you have questions.

Monday, March 17, 2008

French Trip
There will be an important mandatory meeting tonight of parents and students who are going on the French trip in June. Ideally, both parent and student should attend, but if this is impossible, one or the other should attend.

The meeting will run from 6 to 7 p.m. in Room 205.

AP ECON
Don’t procrastinate, Choose a DATE and sign up.
Tuesday and Wednesday this week review sessions will be held before school at 6:45 in Mrs. Jensen’s room if two people minimum are signed up by noon today. Remember to sign up in advance for the sessions you want to attend. Otherwise, no session will be prepared or held on the date scheduled. See you at AP Econ REVIEW! It will help you on the College Board Exam in May. Remember, Don’t procrastinate, Choose a DATE.

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.

Buzz staff:
Articles are due in the drop box today. We will be working on editing and writing after school in room 132. Hope to see you there if you have an article in this coming issue of the wonderful Buzz.

Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club’s end-of-the-season tournament continues after school today in room 117. All club members participating must be present.

Environmental Club
Join us next wed we will be working on the display case and continuing our recycling.
New members are always Welcome!

GSA
There will be a GSA meeting after school Wednesday March 19 at 3:05 in room 105. Note the room change. The meeting will be in 105. Mr. Fellinger will host the meeting and it will last until 4:00. The discussion will be on beliefs and differences. Please come ready to share your feeling and opinions.

Remember new members are always welcome.

Attention Math Team Students
Our next math meet is tonight, Monday, March 17, at Notre Dame Academy

Teams are posted outside Room 237. If you are unable to attend or your name is not present, please see Mr. Schwedrsky

Monday the LMC will be closed hours 3, 5 and 7. The LMC will be limited hours 4, 6 and 8.

Music Announcements
Tickets for this years Cabaret show featuring our Center Stage show choir will go on sale today before and after school. The theme of this years show is “Director’s Cut: The Dawning of a New Era” which will celebrate break thru new era’s of music and dance. Tickets are $7 for the stage show. Saturday night there is also an option of a gourmet dinner prepared by our award winning culinary arts class. The tickets for the dinner and stage show are $30. Any questions please see Mr. Flogel

Unity Expo
Attention Students and Staff! The Preble Unity Expo will be held on Friday, April 11. By now, all exhibitor sheets should have been submitted to the Main Office. There will be a meeting for the student coordinators of each exhibit later this week. Listen to announcements and look for an invitation that will explain the time, place and purpose of this meeting.

PAC
Come join us at the Political Awareness Club on Tuesday for our special guest, Brown County Executive, Tom Hinz. Mr. Hinz will answer your questions and join in on the debate on a wide range of issues. Do you ever think the local officials should do more for the teens and young people of Brown County? Well this is you chance to speak to someone in a very powerful position. You could make a difference! Be there Tuesday at 3:05 in Mrs. Jensen’s room, room 107, to meet Tom Hinz, express yourself, and enjoy some free refreshments! Let’s politic it up!

Sting Cancer
Thank you to all the Sting Cancer students who helped with Saturday’s St. Baldrick’s event, and thanks to all who donated to help childhood cancer research. Over $1600 was raised in just two days for our brave principals to have their heads shaved. Also, there were several of your fellow students who courageously stepped forward to join the cause and have their heads, and even eyebrows, shaved as well. Please thank them all when you see them in the hall or in class. The event brought in over $16,300. Preble’s involvement as a host and as participants certainly showed that Preble Pride Prevails!

Reminder that the Sting Cancer meeting this week is on Wed. instead of Thursday, due to spring break.

DECA National Finalists
This past week the Preble DECA chapter competed at the State DECA convention. We had 19 excellent DECA students compete and they did an amazing job as their effort and attitude was very professional.

Our students ALL competed at a high level with almost everybody receiving some type of recognition….. with 10 students earning the right to compete at the National DECA competition later this year which is held in Atlanta, Georgia.

They are:
1. Amanda Hessil
2. Megan Bessett
3. Kasey VanderWegen
4. Kathryn Pahl
5. Ryan Roznowski
6. Alex Falish
7. Brad Parent
8. Jed Voss
9. Andy Brenzel
10. Danny Fitchett

Special recognition goes out to Andy Brenzel who earned a $500.00 scholarship for his 1st place finish in International Business

And Amanda Hessil who earned $100.00 for her 7th place finish.

And Megan Besset for earning a total of $1,300 in scholarships and sponsorships.

There will be an informational meeting for anyone interested in playing for Green Bay United Hockey next season. This meeting is for new players and their parents.
It will be held Tuesday March 18, at 7 p.m. at Cornerstone Community Ice Center.

Vox Box
The Vox Box writers group meeting scheduled for Tuesday has been canceled and rescheduled for Wednesday.

Knitting Group
The Knitting Group will meet Tuesday and Wednesday after school this week in Room 205. The social worker in charge of the program for homeless students is coming on Wednesday to thank the group for their efforts. Please stop by, if only for five minutes, to meet her, especially if you have made or are making a donation of a hat or mittens. Refreshments will be served.

Looking for volunteer ideas?
Check out the service table in the Career Center.

Red Smith School Carnival will be held Saturday, April 19 from 10-2pm. Many volunteers are needed. If interested, pick up a flyer in the Career Center and make the arrangements today. They are counting on you.

Reminder….
Students planning to attend the “Opportunity Knocks” program at UWGB on April 3rd are reminded to turn in your permission slips to Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center ASAP!

Walking Club
Put a spring in your step join the Walking Club. We meet tonight after school by the LMC. We will walk from 3:10-3:45. All students and staff are welcome to join us.

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Attention all cast and crew members from the play Date with a Vampire:
All contracts, all T-shirt orders, and any other paperwork you still have are due this week. If you plan to stay in the show, you must take care of this responsibility. If you want a T-shirt, order it this week. Bring all papers to room 247.

AP Sign-Up
Sign-up for AP Exams ends today at 3:30pm. A $15.00 deposit per test is required when signing up--made out to Green Bay Area Public Schools. If you are taking more than one test you can write one check to cover the deposit for all the tests. There is still time to sign up during your lunch hour or after school today.

Attention Art Club members:
We will be meeting after school today after school 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 Asian Club members.
We are going to have a important meeting today after school in room 218 and we will be voting for end of the year trip make sure you are there to vote. If you have any questions or cannot attend please let Panhia or one of the officer know

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.

Environmental Club
Join us next wed we will be working on the display case and continuing our recycling.
New members are always Welcome!

Attention Math Team Students
Our next math meet is Monday, March 17, at Notre Dame Academy

Teams are posted outside Room 237. If you are unable to attend or your name is not present, please see Mr. Schwedrsky

MAC Scholars
The Preble MAC Scholars would like to extend a sincere thank you to all students and staff who participated in Mix It Up At Lunch Day yesterday. It was a HUGE success! We would especially like to thank Dr. Wagner and all of the administrators, Mike Forrest and all of the custodial staff, the lunchroom monitors, Mr. Jennings, Tina, Mr. Flogel, the fabulous male choir members who sang for us, all teachers who gave extra credit for participation, and the following groups: DECA, Do something, Diversity Leadership, United Colors of Preble, Link Crew, GSA, Student Council, Asian Club, and Choir.

We were thrilled with all of the staff that participated by: sitting at a table and eating lunch with students they had not met before, playing games (nobody could beat Mr. Kline's Guitar Hero record!), dancing (Jenny Olson has some serious moves!), and mingling with all of us. Your participation truly helped to make Mix It Up Day a success!

We would like to announce the winners of the Visa cash cards:

Cole Conard
Pa Vue
Vanessa Graetz

Amy Olson Guillén will contact you next week to give you your prize

Music Announcements
Congratulations to Kimy Rhyme who has been selected as a Kid From Wisconsin which is a professional touring show choir that will travel the state this summer.

Tickets for this years Cabaret show featuring our Center Stage show choir will go on sale all next week before and after school. The theme of this years show is “Director’s Cut: The Dawning of a New Era” which will celebrate break thru new era’s of music and dance. Tickets are $7 for the stage show. Saturday night there is also an option of a gourmet dinner prepared by our award winning culinary arts class. The tickets for the dinner and stage show are $30. Any questions please see Mr. Flogel

“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.

Sting Cancer
Remember the Sting Cancer meeting after school tonight. We need Sting Cancer members who can help at the St. Baldricks event to stop in and sign up, even if you can’t stay for the whole meeting. We’d also like to encourage anyone who would like to have their head shaved to sign up online at www.stbaldricks.org or check out the posters around school. Remember – Bald is Beautiful and will help childhood cancer research.
"Preble High School's Sting Cancer group would like to announce that Mr. Sielaff and Mr. Smith are hoping to raise $1000 to benefit Childhood Cancer Research for this year's St. Baldrick's Day Celebration held at Preble High School on April 15th. If students and staff are able to donate $1000, Mr. Smith and Mr. Sielaff will shave their heads at this weekend's celebration. You may make donations in the main office or see a Sting Cancer Student Member in the commons. Together we can make a difference."

Girl's Track and Field
The Preble girl’s track and field lost a close battle with Notre Dame by 1 point last night at the William E. Dessert Center. The girls fought down to the last event giving a tremendous effort. Special recognition goes to Becca Gusmer and Gina Gigot for setting meet records in the 2- mile and high hurdles respectively.

The Preble JV girls tied for first last night with Notre Dame. Congratulations girls.

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Mix It Up!
Today is the day! It is Mix It Up At Lunch Day! Please participate in this exciting event today in the commons during your lunch hour!

Attention all cast and crew members from the play Date with a Vampire:
All contracts, all T-shirt orders, and any other paperwork you still have are due this week. If you plan to stay in the show, you must take care of this responsibility. If you want a T-shirt, order it this week. Bring all papers to room 247.

AP Sign-Up
Sign-up for AP Exams will run Monday, March 10 through Thursday, March 13. A $15.00 deposit per test is required when signing up--made out to Green Bay Area Public Schools. If you are taking more than one test you can write one check to cover the deposit for all the tests. Students can sign-up before and after school or during their lunch hour. On Thursday, March 13 sign-up will end at 3:30pm. Any questions see your AP teacher or Mrs. Koenig in the Main Office.

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.

To all Preble Investment Club members
There will NOT be a Preble Investment Club meeting tonight. We will meet next Wednesday March 19th. Be sure to review our Mutual Funds before then! See Mr. Anderson with any questions.

Drama
Play rehearsal today after school will be for ALL CAST MEMBERS.

Attention Junior Prom Committee members!
Be sure to stop into room 200 today to vote for the prom theme if you didn’t do so after school yesterday.

SMART Discussion Group
The SMART discussion group will be meeting after school today to continue working on video projects. Everyone is welcome. Reach a higher energy level and join the Science, Math And Rational Thinking group today at 3:10 in Mr. Sindberg’s room, Rm. 229.

Bald is beautiful!
Just ask our favorite Mr. Nez or the thousands of cancer survivors who have lost their hair to treatment. One way to show support of these survivors is to have your head shaved at the St. Baldricks event being held on Sat. from 3-7 at Preble. Go online at www.stbaldricks.org for more information or check out the posters around school. Get people to pledge money to see you go bald and support childhood cancer research at the same time. If going bald is not an option, show support by volunteering a little bit of your time by helping out at the event. Sign up at the Sting Cancer meeting Thursday after school or see Mrs. Johnson.

"Preble High School's Sting Cancer group would like to announce that Mr. Sielaff and Mr. Smith are hoping to raise $1000 to benefit Childhood Cancer Research for this year's St. Baldrick's Day Celebration held at Preble High School on April 15th. If students and staff are able to donate $1000, Mr. Smith and Mr. Sielaff will shave their heads at this weekend's celebration. You may make pledges in the main office or see a Sting Cancer Student Member in the commons. Together we can make a difference."

Also, Mr. Nez would appreciate it if Jenna Hansen could see him before the end of the day

Green Bay United Hockey
There will be an informational meeting for anyone interested in playing for Green Bay United Hockey next season. This meeting is for new players and their parents.

It will be held Tuesday March 18, at 7 p.m. at Cornerstone Community Ice Center.

UCP
The Preble Unity Expo is one month away. ANY STUDENTS who plan to have an EXHIBIT must have their paperwork picked up and dropped off at the MAIN OFFICE by the end of the day TOMORROW. Exhibit approvals will take place next week and conflicts will need to be resolved BEFORE Spring break. Students who have a conflict will be contacted next week.

Wednesday the LMC is closed hours 6, 7 and 8.

Track and Field
Our Men's varsity and junior varsity track and field teams opened up the season victorious last night at the Preble indoor invitational city meet. This is the 9th consecutive year that our varsity team has won this meet. There were many great opening performances. Results will be posted down in the Phy. Ed. area.

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.

Monday, March 10, 2008

Attention all cast and crew members from the play Date with a Vampire:
All contracts, all T-shirt orders, and any other paperwork you still have are due this week. If you plan to stay in the show, you must take care of this responsibility. If you want a T-shirt, order it this week. All papers are turned in in room 247.

AP ECON
Don’t procrastinate, Choose a DATE and sign up.

Tuesday and Wednesday review sessions will begin tomorrow before school at 6:45 in Mrs. Jensen’s room if and only if at least 2 people are signed up by noon today. Remember to sign up in advance for the sessions you want to attend. Otherwise, no session will be prepared or held on the date scheduled.

See you at AP Econ REVIEW! It will help you on the College Board Exam in May. Remember, Don’t procrastinate, Choose a DATE.

Attention: AP Psychology Students
Sign-up for the AP exam opens today, so all AP Psychology students interested in taking the AP exam in May should stop by room B114 this week to see Mr. Wiskerchen.

AP Sign-Up
Sign-up for AP Exams will run Monday, March 10 through Thursday, March 13. A $15.00 deposit per test is required when signing up--made out to Green Bay Area Public Schools. If you are taking more than one test you can write one check to cover the deposit for all the tests. Students can sign-up before and after school or during their lunch hour. On Thursday, March 13 sign-up will end at 3:30pm. Any questions see your AP teacher or Mrs. Koenig in the Main Office.

The Buzz
Buzz staff meeting today after school in room 132. Stay and work on your articles

GSA
There will be a GSA officers meeting Thursday morning at 7:05 in room 258. Please be on time and bring your ideas for next weeks meeting.

The next GSA meeting will be Wednesday March 19 th in room 258 at 3:05. The meeting will last until 3:45 due to other events in the building. Plan ahead so that you have transportation. Remember new members are always welcome.

GUIDANCE ANNOUNCEMENT
The College representative visiting Preble the week of March 10 are:
Monday March 10 West Point Academy 8:25
Tuesday, March 11 Milwaukee School Engineering 10:20
Tuesday, March 11 Fox Valley Technical 1:11
Thursday, March 13 UW- La Crosse 2:07

Sign up in the Career Center.

**Juniors and Seniors welcomed**

Attention Language Arts Academic Team
This is a reminder that we will have our final novel discussion tomorrow after school.

Bring both novels and your notes to the meeting.

Attention Math Team Students
Our fourth Math Meet is Monday, Mar. 17 at Notre Dame Academy.

All green confirmation slips are due by today, Mon. Mar 10th. Please give them to your math teacher or drop them off in room 237

Walking Club
Dust off your shoes and join the Walking Club. We meet tonight after school by the LMC. We will walk from 3:10-3:45. All students and staff are welcome to join us.

Monday the LMC is limited hours 3 and 8 and closed Hour 7.

Attention Junior Prom Committee!
Please plan to come a very brief meeting TOMORROW after school in which you will choose the Prom theme. Several themes will be presented and then there will be a vote.

“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.

Staff and Students - Need a haircut?
Want it done free? Come to St. Baldrick’s on Sat., March 15, here at Preble from 3-7 and have your head shaved in order to help raise money for childhood cancer research.

Check out the web page at www.saintbaldricks.org or look at any of the posters around school. We’re also looking for volunteers to help with the event without having your head shaved. If you’d like to help, attend the Sting Cancer meeting Thursday, or see one of the advisors before Thursday. You don’t have to be here for the whole time.

If you can’t volunteer or don’t have the courage to get your head shaved, show up anyway for a fun time. There will be games and magic for the kids, a silent auction, a raffle, and, of course, watching brave people get their heads shaved in support of childhood cancer research.
Men’s Cancer Forum: Tackling It Head OnA 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 25 th at 6:00 at Walter Theatre at St. Norbert College.

Track and Field
This week our school will host two prominent track and field meets.

Tomorrow, our men’s track and field team will compete in the Preble Indoor City Invitational. Events begin at 4:00 pm

On Wednesday, our women’s track and field team will compete in the Preble Indoor City Invitational. Events begin at 3:30 pm

UCP
Attention students and staff! The Preble Unity Expo is a little over a month away and we need to plan the exhibits. Any person or group who wishes to have an exhibit must pick up a form from the Main Office and return it by the end of this week in order to be counted into the Expo. Every exhibit must also have a faculty sponsor. Questions may be directed to Mrs. Marshall in Room 200.

Women in Health Care High School Seminar
The 8th annual Women in Health Care High School Seminar will be held at the Health Sciences Learning Center on the UW-Madison campus on April 12, 2008. The seminar will provide an opportunity for high school girls to explore various health care careers and learn about the educational preparation each field entails.

Applications are available in the Career Center. All applications must be returned to the Career Center today, March 10. There is a $5 fee to cover the cost of lunch.

Friday, March 7, 2008

Additional Scholarships Available in the Career Center.
-WI American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship - Applicant must be a child or grandchild of a veteran with a GPA of 3.5/better. Applicant must be in need of financial help to continue their education. This scholarship is due next week-- 3/14/08.

-Univ. of Minn. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Scholarship- $500 scholarship. Applicant must be male planning to attend Univ.of Minn. Twin Cities. Based on strong leadership, and athletic abilities. Applicant is not committed to join the Fraternity.

-Univ. of Minn. Sigma Chi Fraternity – $1,000 scholarship. Applicant must be male planning to attend Univ. of Minn. Twin Cities. Applicant must possess Sigma Chi’s core values which include: friendship, justice and learning. Applicant is not committed to join the Fraternity.

AP Sign-Up
Sign-up for AP Exams will run Monday, March 10 through Thursday, March 13. A $15.00 deposit per test is required when signing up--made out to Green Bay Area Public Schools. If you are taking more than one test you can write one check to cover the deposit for all the tests. Students can sign-up before and after school or during their lunch hour. On Thursday, March 13 sign-up will end at 3:30pm. Any questions see your AP teacher or Mrs. Koenig in the Main Office.

Attention all girls interested in try out for soccer.
Tryout schedule times are available in the main office. Make sure that all your sports physical paperwork is turned into the office before tryouts begin.

“Butterflies and Friends on Parade”
Did you see all the butterflies, frogs, and dragonflies that were displayed around Green Bay last summer? That is the Einstein Project’s “Butterflies and Friends on Parade”. It is a program that displays art in our community, and then auctions it off to raise money in support of science in our schools. Once again, Preble student’s designs have been chosen to participate in this event. This year 4 students designs have been chosen, the most any school has had. We are very proud of Savannah Carr, Katie Disalvi, Alli Fjeldos, and Kelsie Rudolph whose designs were chosen out of the 80 applicants. This is quite an honor; many professional artists apply to participate in this event and only 32 designs are chosen. Congratulations to these very talented artists, we look forward to seeing your butterflies.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEAR’S 2008 GRADUATION SPEAKERS
Eric Dolski and Megan Bessett

Preble Walking Club
Preble Walking Club will meet Monday after school from 3:10-3:45. Meet by the LMC ready to walk. All students and staff are welcome to join us.

Friday the LMC is limited hours 3, 6, 7 and 8.

The College representative visiting Preble the week of March 10 are:
Monday March 10 West Point Academy 8:25

Tuesday, March 11 Milwaukee School Engineering 10:20

Tuesday, March 11 Fox Valley Technical 1:11

Thursday, March 13 UW- La Crosse 2:07

Sign up in the Career Center.

**Juniors and Seniors welcomed**

Attention Math Team Students
Our fourth Math Meet is Monday, March 17 at Notre Dame Academy.
All green confirmation slips are due today, Friday, March 7th. Please give them to your math teacher or drop them off in room 237

Women in Health Care
The 8th annual Women in Health Care High School Seminar will be held at the Health Sciences Learning Center on the UW-Madison campus on April 12, 2008. The seminar will provide an opportunity for high school girls to explore various health care careers and learn about the educational preparation each field entails.

Applications are available in the Career Center. All applications must be returned by next Monday, March 10. There is a $5 fee to cover the cost of lunch.

Thursday, March 6, 2008

Seniors
Today the Seniors are asked to complete a brief survey. Teachers—at this time please COUNT AND WRITE DOWN the number of SENIORS in your class and send a runner to the Commons for surveys with your count ON PAPER. Please be sure you write an accurate number, as there have been problems with overages in the past, and we need an ACCURATE SURVEY. Please return surveys to the MAIN OFFICE TODAY.

MAC Scholars
MAC Scholars will meet TODAY after school from 3:00 to 4:00 pm in the back of the LMC by The Career Center

All volunteers are welcome to come to this meeting to help us put up the posters

Attention all AP Psychology students:
Please stop by room B114 and pick up information about the upcoming AP Psychology review sessions.

Mr. Wiskerchen

Art Club
Art club is meeting today in Ms. Gerondale’s room. We will be figure drawing with pastels and charcoal.

Attention Minority Students:
On Thursday April 3 minority students with good attendance and a GPA of 2.0/better are invited to one of the following events:

-UW-Oshkosh – “Multicultural Preview Day”
or
-UW-Green Bay – “Opportunity Knocks”

These college events run from 7:30 – 2:45 pm. The programs will include college prep information, meeting with current students and staff, using support services for success, financial aid, etc. Transportation and lunch will be provided – no cost to students.

Interested students may pick up a permission form in the Career Center. Deadline to register is March 17.

Sting Cancer
How would you like an opportunity to have Lance Armstrong here at Preble. While it may not seem likely, being the only school in the US with a group like Sting Cancer gives us here at Preble as good of a chance as any other school to have the 7-time Tour De France winner walking the halls of Preble and attending a Sting Cancer meeting or event.

There is a nationwide effort to implement the Livestrong idea into schools and I believe we are already way ahead of what the LAF is trying to do with other schools. So I would like to set up a committee of students and advisors from Sting Cancer and anyone else outside of Sting Cancer that may be interested in this competition to implement the Livestrong idea into their schools. The school that wins the competition gets a visit from cancer survivor Lance Armstrong.

For more information attend tomorrow’s Sting Cancer meeting or go to google and type in Livestrong at school.

Attention Juniors!
An organizational meeting for the Junior Prom will be held in Room 200 after school today. If you wish to give input to and join up with the Prom Committee, please plan to attend this first meeting at 3:05 in Room 200.

NHS
Any NHS student interested in tutoring science and social studies after school a couple days a week see Mr. Valley as soon as possible. Thank You.

Thursday the LMC is closed hour s 3 and 5 and limited hours 6 and 7.

Student Council
Attention students and staff! Preble’s annual Unity Expo will be held in a little over a month. Exhibitor forms are now available in the Main Office. Any student who plans to have an exhibit at the Expo must sign in as a Student Coordinator and must complete and return an exhibitor form in order to be considered for the Expo.

Women in Health Care High School Seminar
The 8th annual Women in Health Care High School Seminar will be held at the Health Sciences Learning Center on the UW-Madison campus on April 12, 2008. The seminar will provide an opportunity for high school girls to explore various health care careers and learn about the educational preparation each field entails.

Applications are available in the Career Center. All applications must be returned by next Monday, March 10. There is a $5 fee to cover the cost of lunch.

Tuesday, March 4, 2008

The February Students of the Month are:
Kyle Akerboom
Kaitlyn Bacon
Aiyana Cruz
Ashley Dorff
Eric Gerrits
Kat Kuehl
Kris Lopez
Karissa Leurquin
Abigail Lovering
Karina Mendez
Dayna Nellis
Stephanie Prevost
Taylor Ryan
Zachary Smeester
Rachel Smith
Stacey Smith
Andrew Stange
Matthew Starr
Megan Tappa
Matt Tlachac

Congratulations, students!

Preble Pride Award
Today the Preble Pride Award is being given to several students for going above and beyond what is expected. These students are:
Derek Blackman
Jenna Carprue
Jenna Hansen
Bailey Hearley
Andres Magana
Samantha VanEss
They have displayed outstanding pride in themselves, in their community, and in their school, and therefore are being presented with this award.

MAC Scholars
MAC Scholars will meet TODAY after school from 3:00 to 4:00 pm in the back of the LMC by The Career Center

Art Club
Art club will be meeting this Thursday in Ms. Gerondale’s room. We will be using charcoal and pastels for figure drawing.

Attention all girls interested in try out for soccer
Tryout schedule times are available in the main office. Make sure that all your sports physical paperwork is turned into the office before tryouts begin.

Attention Softball players
For those that are interested in playing softball this spring and forgot to come to the sign up meeting on Wednesday you can still sign up in the main office. Please get the correct forms in so you are able to try out on try out day. Thank you.

Sting Cancer
Please do not forget this Thursday’s meeting as we have to get prepared for many upcoming events, including our Sting Cancer Dinner gala here at Preble on April 19th.

Also, Jake Hefferenan, you need to see Mr. Nesvacil as soon as possible.

Attention all boys interested in playing baseball this year
There will be an open gym on Tuesday and Thursday of this week. Freshmen and Sophomores will be held from 6:30-7:45 and Juniors and Seniors from 7:45 to 9:00.

Boys basketball
All members of the boys basketball program are reminded that their banquet form and money are due today. You can turn in this information to Coach Gillis or Coach Greenawald .

Football Meeting
There will be a required meeting for all Preble Football players in the old gym, this Wednesday evening, March 5th, at 5:15 pm, right after track practice.

Please bring a pencil or pen. The meeting will be finished by 6:00 pm.

This meeting is for all of next season’s Varsity and JV Football team members.

FCCLA
Attention all FCCLA members: We will have a brief meeting today right after school in room 137. We will be discussing upcoming fundraising plans and organizing an after-school activity with children at a local after-school program in Green Bay. If you love to cook and/or love working with children you should definitely plan on coming to Tuesdays meeting. New members are always welcome.

Attention College Bound Seniors Needing Financial Aid
If you are a senior, and looking for financial aid to help pay for college, the Student Services Office has all the forms and information you need to apply. Encourage your parents to complete their taxes early.

For those seniors that are attending a Minnesota public college, you must register with the Wisconsin Higher Educational Aids Board (HEAB) to qualify for tuition reciprocity.

GSA
There will be a GSA meeting Wednesday after school in room 258. The meeting will last until 4:00. This is the last day to order and pay for you Day Of Silence T-shirt so please bring your $4 with you if you haven’t paid for you shirt already.

New members are always welcome. GSA is for everyone.

Attention all math students
Starting this week, all students who attend the math lab must be wearing their school ID. If a student does not have their ID, then they will be sent back to study hall or lunch

Thanks for your cooperation!

Dance Team Announcement
We would like to welcome back our Dance Team from their National Competition in Orlando, Florida! The girls performed all three of their competition routines! They placed 1st in the Large Hip Hop Division, 2nd Place in the Large Kick Division, and 2nd Place in the Large Pom Division! The fun didn’t stop there – they received two overall awards as well edging out some tough local and national competitors! They placed 3rd Overall in the Kick Category and 3rd Overall in the entire Large Category! You certainly made us all “Proud”!

The team would like to thank each one of you that supported them throughout the season by attending their performances and competition show-offs, purchasing t-shirts, “POMcorn” balls, car wash tickets, dance tickets and supporting all other fundraising efforts! We have had an amazing season and are proud to be a part of the 2007-2008 Preble Hornet Dance Team!

PAC
Due to Parent-Teacher Conferences tonight, there will be no Political Awareness Club. Next week is expected to be cancelled also due to a Staff Development conflict. So plan on coming back to discuss the changing political scene and local issues as well with County Executive Tom Hinz on March 18. Again, special guest speaker taking your questions and comments on March 18, County Executive Tom Hinz. See you then!

"Date With A Vampire”
All the singers in the play, “Date With A Vampire” will meet with Mr. Flogel tonight at 3:15 to go over the songs and receive the music and CD’s. The singers include:
Michael Brand
Tim Knoespel
Kevin McGillivray
Connor Smith
Eva Campbell
Jeff Stoller
Joey Bina
Kayla Jenerson
Josh Atkins
Leslie Simons
Kat Kuehl
Molly Mineau
Mary Arendt
Jordan Kropp
Tammy Rutkowski
Abbie Atkins

Forensics
The Sub-District Competition last evening was a great success. Congratulations to the 31 members of this year’s Forensics Team who qualified to advance to the District Competition next week. Thank you to Mrs. Spence and the Culinary Arts classes for the wonderful food provided for the coaches, judges, and competitors. There were many compliments heard throughout the evening.

Team members, please pick up your judges sheets for study from either Mrs. Miller or Ms. Gruski today. All team members are expected to practice and polish their pieces as District is only a week away!

The Forensics meeting will be Wed in Rm. 123 at 3:10. Preparations will made for the District Competition. All team members are expected to attend.

Sullivan Elementary School Carnival
Sullivan Elementary School Carnival is planned for this Thursday March 6th from
5:30 – 7:30. They are still in need of many volunteers. Stop in the Career Center for further information.

Tuesday the LMC is limited hours 6 and 8.

Student Council
Attention Students and Staff! Preble’s annual Unity Expo will be held on Friday, April 11. This is our school’s multicultural fair to be held in the old gym. Any student who is interested in being the Student Coordinator of an exhibit must sign up in the main office and take and complete an exhibitor form there by this Friday.

Knitting Group Members:
There will be no knitting group today after school because of Parent/Teacher conferences. We will meet tomorrow and Friday after school in room 205. All are welcome. Our next deadline for turning in our hats and mittens is March 19. At the March 19 meeting, there will be refreshments and an opportunity to meet the school social worker who is in charge of distributing our hats and mittens to homeless students.

Yearbook:
The deadline has long passed for seniors to submit photos which will appear in alphabetical order in the senior section; however, you can still submit your photo to Mrs. Sutton. Depending upon when it is received, it may appear at the end of the alphabet in the senior section or in another separate section. We don’t want to leave anyone out. Also, please make sure that you have ordered a book and that you pay for it on time. There are slips on the counter in the main office with the toll-free phone number and the online address of the ordering company. Don’t delay. The cost will go up to $60 if you miss the final deadline. It is still not too late.

We need your help if the yearbook is to be completed on time for an early fall delivery. We need photographers and we need people who will work on page layout. We work Mondays and Thursdays after school in Room 203 and at other times by arrangement with Mrs. Sutton.

French Trip:
This is a reminder that all money is due to the company today for those students who are going on the French trip in June. There also will be an important required meeting on March 17 from 6 to 7 in Room 205 for students who are going on the trip and their parents.