Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Additional Scholarships available in the Career Center
-Kiwanis Club of Green Bay Downtown Scholarship – Scholarships available for students pursuing math/science careers (including engineering, math & science education) and the Fine Arts (limited to music, drama, and art or art /music education)
-The Brian LaViolette Scholarship - $10,000 scholarship based on academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement. Transcript 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
The deadline for Scholarship Inc. has been moved to Monday Feb. 16th.
You have one more weekend to get your application together and turn it into the Student Services Office by the end of the day on Monday, Feb. 16th. If you have not yet picked up an application, you still have time. Stop in the Career Center for an application.
See you counselor or Mrs. Bossell if you have any questions about this scholarship or others.
Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club will meet today from 3:00 until 4:00 in room 117.
Do you need SERVICE HOURS?
McAuliffe Elementary Family Fun Night
NEEDS YOU!
Thursday, FEB. 19th
4:45 – 8:00 PM
Dinner and LOTS of SERVICE HOURS provided
Stop in the Career Center for details
FBLA
Attention all FBLA members who qualified for the state competition, there will be a meeting this Wednesday morning before school at 7:00 am in room 146.
Attention College Bound Seniors Needing Financial Aid
If you are a senior, and looking for financial aid to help pay for college, the Career Center 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.
Green Bay United Swim Team
GBU swimmers competed in their first conference championship at Sheboygan North High School. 23 out of 27 swimmers swam their personal best times. Next Saturday, GBU will be in Neenah for the WIAA Sectionals. If you see any of the swimmers, wish them luck as they prepare for sectionals.
HOCKEY FANS . . .
Pack the stands tonight, February 10, when your Green Bay United teams take on Fond du lac at the Stone. The JV game gets underway at 6:00 p.m. and your Varsity puck drop is at 8:00 p.m. Do your homework when you get home, and join your friends at the rink for an evening of fun and great hockey action. See you at the Stone . . . GO UNITED!
Hey Preble! Are you looking for something exciting and different to do on a Friday night? Are you interested in some hard-hitting action and free food? Join Preble Link Crew on Friday February 13th for the 2nd annual “HOCKEY NIGHT!” Preble Link Crew is teaming up with Green Bay West, East, and Southwest to cheer on our GBU! Come watch the Green Bay United Hockey Team demolish the Waukesha Wings. Link Crew will be sponsoring a fan bus, leaving from Preble at 6:15pm and returning to Preble after the game. There will be a free tailgate party before the game. Fan bus tickets will be on sale during the lunch hours on February 9th through the 13th for $2.00. Don’t forget the special opportunity to skate with the players after the game. Bring your skates or rent them at the Cornerstone.
Today’s Hockey Trivia question is “What is the name of the machine that resurfaces the ice in-between periods of a hockey game?” Turn your answer in at the ticket booth during the lunch hours for a chance to win a Green Bay United t-shirt!
Language Arts Academic Team
This is a reminder for the Language Arts Academic Team that we will meet tonight after school. Bring along your copies of Pride and Prejudice and your notes. We will discuss the reading and practice literary trivia. Plan to stay until 4:30.
The Spring Play this year is called Disco Fever.
A wealthy, English widow and her butler live in a New York City brownstone mansion. The year is 1975. But soon her granddaughters, Tracy, Donna, and Livvy realize something is dreadfully wrong when right from under their noses, movers begin to repossess the expensive, heirloom furniture.
Perkins, the perfect and clever butler tries to tell Madam the problem lies with Stan D. Mann, her unscrupulous business manager. Stan plans to sell their house to a flashy Hollywood producer, but you can bet there’s some underhanded hanky-panky going on.
The girls decide the only way to come up with the mortgage money is to send their grandmother away and turn the mansion into a “Disco Dawg.” Anyone who’s anyone shows up for the opening of the new disco club……. including Stan. Unfortunately while Stan is grooving to the disco beat, he drops dead.
Oh no!! One of the girls is arrested under suspicion of MURDER! Chuck and his three lady detectives, Chuck’s Angels, try to help the bumbling police officers solve the case, but who will save the day and expose the real murderer?
This play is filled with laughs galore, unexpected twists and turns, eccentric characters, suspicious and strange events, wild disco dancing, and those favorite disco hits of the Bee Gees, Donna Summer, KC & the Sunshine Band, and many more.
There are speaking roles for 16 women, 14 men and extras needed to complete the cast. Although this is not a musical, there will be some great disco hits included in the show for singing and dancing roles.
For all who wish to audition for a role in the play, there will be an important drama meeting on Monday, Feb. 16th at 3:15 in the choir room. You must attend this meeting if you plan on learning more about the play and signing up for an audition time.
Auditions will be on Wed. Feb.18th and Thur. the 19th beginning at 3:15 in the choir room with callbacks on Friday the 20th. The CREWS MEETING will be on Monday the 23rd at 3:15 in the auditorium followed by a CAST READ-THROUGH at 4:00 in the choir room.
EC
The EC will be meeting on Feb 12 in room 216 after school. On the agenda is the showcase, t-shirt info, project with food service. New members always welcome! Don’t to recycle for Michael!
Volleyball
There will not be weightlifting for volleyball after school today
Track and Field
Do you want to be part of a team that has no cuts and everyone participates.
Do you want to join a sport that will enhance your other sports.
Do you want to join a team where you can travel and see the conference, county, and state
Do you want to join a team that has won more titles than any other school in this part of the state over the past 30 years.
Do you want to join a team that has events that anyone, no matter what size or shape of body you have can participate successfully.
Be a part of our championship tradition and join or track and field team.
Be at the meeting today, immediately after school in the auditorium,
We want you, and need you, Join track
-Kiwanis Club of Green Bay Downtown Scholarship – Scholarships available for students pursuing math/science careers (including engineering, math & science education) and the Fine Arts (limited to music, drama, and art or art /music education)
-The Brian LaViolette Scholarship - $10,000 scholarship based on academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement. Transcript 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
The deadline for Scholarship Inc. has been moved to Monday Feb. 16th.
You have one more weekend to get your application together and turn it into the Student Services Office by the end of the day on Monday, Feb. 16th. If you have not yet picked up an application, you still have time. Stop in the Career Center for an application.
See you counselor or Mrs. Bossell if you have any questions about this scholarship or others.
Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club will meet today from 3:00 until 4:00 in room 117.
Do you need SERVICE HOURS?
McAuliffe Elementary Family Fun Night
NEEDS YOU!
Thursday, FEB. 19th
4:45 – 8:00 PM
Dinner and LOTS of SERVICE HOURS provided
Stop in the Career Center for details
FBLA
Attention all FBLA members who qualified for the state competition, there will be a meeting this Wednesday morning before school at 7:00 am in room 146.
Attention College Bound Seniors Needing Financial Aid
If you are a senior, and looking for financial aid to help pay for college, the Career Center 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.
Green Bay United Swim Team
GBU swimmers competed in their first conference championship at Sheboygan North High School. 23 out of 27 swimmers swam their personal best times. Next Saturday, GBU will be in Neenah for the WIAA Sectionals. If you see any of the swimmers, wish them luck as they prepare for sectionals.
HOCKEY FANS . . .
Pack the stands tonight, February 10, when your Green Bay United teams take on Fond du lac at the Stone. The JV game gets underway at 6:00 p.m. and your Varsity puck drop is at 8:00 p.m. Do your homework when you get home, and join your friends at the rink for an evening of fun and great hockey action. See you at the Stone . . . GO UNITED!
Hey Preble! Are you looking for something exciting and different to do on a Friday night? Are you interested in some hard-hitting action and free food? Join Preble Link Crew on Friday February 13th for the 2nd annual “HOCKEY NIGHT!” Preble Link Crew is teaming up with Green Bay West, East, and Southwest to cheer on our GBU! Come watch the Green Bay United Hockey Team demolish the Waukesha Wings. Link Crew will be sponsoring a fan bus, leaving from Preble at 6:15pm and returning to Preble after the game. There will be a free tailgate party before the game. Fan bus tickets will be on sale during the lunch hours on February 9th through the 13th for $2.00. Don’t forget the special opportunity to skate with the players after the game. Bring your skates or rent them at the Cornerstone.
Today’s Hockey Trivia question is “What is the name of the machine that resurfaces the ice in-between periods of a hockey game?” Turn your answer in at the ticket booth during the lunch hours for a chance to win a Green Bay United t-shirt!
Language Arts Academic Team
This is a reminder for the Language Arts Academic Team that we will meet tonight after school. Bring along your copies of Pride and Prejudice and your notes. We will discuss the reading and practice literary trivia. Plan to stay until 4:30.
The Spring Play this year is called Disco Fever.
A wealthy, English widow and her butler live in a New York City brownstone mansion. The year is 1975. But soon her granddaughters, Tracy, Donna, and Livvy realize something is dreadfully wrong when right from under their noses, movers begin to repossess the expensive, heirloom furniture.
Perkins, the perfect and clever butler tries to tell Madam the problem lies with Stan D. Mann, her unscrupulous business manager. Stan plans to sell their house to a flashy Hollywood producer, but you can bet there’s some underhanded hanky-panky going on.
The girls decide the only way to come up with the mortgage money is to send their grandmother away and turn the mansion into a “Disco Dawg.” Anyone who’s anyone shows up for the opening of the new disco club……. including Stan. Unfortunately while Stan is grooving to the disco beat, he drops dead.
Oh no!! One of the girls is arrested under suspicion of MURDER! Chuck and his three lady detectives, Chuck’s Angels, try to help the bumbling police officers solve the case, but who will save the day and expose the real murderer?
This play is filled with laughs galore, unexpected twists and turns, eccentric characters, suspicious and strange events, wild disco dancing, and those favorite disco hits of the Bee Gees, Donna Summer, KC & the Sunshine Band, and many more.
There are speaking roles for 16 women, 14 men and extras needed to complete the cast. Although this is not a musical, there will be some great disco hits included in the show for singing and dancing roles.
For all who wish to audition for a role in the play, there will be an important drama meeting on Monday, Feb. 16th at 3:15 in the choir room. You must attend this meeting if you plan on learning more about the play and signing up for an audition time.
Auditions will be on Wed. Feb.18th and Thur. the 19th beginning at 3:15 in the choir room with callbacks on Friday the 20th. The CREWS MEETING will be on Monday the 23rd at 3:15 in the auditorium followed by a CAST READ-THROUGH at 4:00 in the choir room.
EC
The EC will be meeting on Feb 12 in room 216 after school. On the agenda is the showcase, t-shirt info, project with food service. New members always welcome! Don’t to recycle for Michael!
Volleyball
There will not be weightlifting for volleyball after school today
Track and Field
Do you want to be part of a team that has no cuts and everyone participates.
Do you want to join a sport that will enhance your other sports.
Do you want to join a team where you can travel and see the conference, county, and state
Do you want to join a team that has won more titles than any other school in this part of the state over the past 30 years.
Do you want to join a team that has events that anyone, no matter what size or shape of body you have can participate successfully.
Be a part of our championship tradition and join or track and field team.
Be at the meeting today, immediately after school in the auditorium,
We want you, and need you, Join track
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