Monday, September 28, 2009
Attention JV soccer players
The bus will load at 3:15 today
Marlins Swim Team
Saturday the Marlins made a strong showing in the Rocket Invitational. Swimming against 10 teams the Marlins finished 7th place with a total score of 165 points.
Next meet Tuesday Sept. 29th at Ashwaubenon. Go Marlins!!
Highlights of the meet:
JV - Individual events
200 yard Individual Medley
Lauren Klasen - 2nd Place
100 yd. Butterfly
Trisha Wirth - 2nd Place
100 yd Freestyle
Drew Laux - 1st Place
JV - Relay
200 yd Freestyle Relay
Lauren Klasen, Maddy Power, Brooke Seeholzer and Trisha Wirth - 1st Place
Varsity - Individual Events
200 yd Individual Medley
Jasmine Lee - 1st place
100 yd butterfly
Jasmine Lee - 2nd place
500 yd Freestyle
Jordan Jacobs - 4th place
Next meet Tuesday Sept. 29th at Ashwaubenon. Go Marlins!!
Cross Country
On Saturday, the boys and girls Cross Country traveled to Manitowoc to participate in the annual Manitowoc Invitational.
The varsity boy’s varsity placed 3rd out of 18 teams. Leading the way for the Hornets were: Matt VandeHei-4th place, Andrew McDonald-27th and Ian Mosbrucker- 28th.
The girl’s varsity team also placed 3rd out of 18 teams. Leading the way for the Lady Hornets were: Jill Englebert- 6th, Lauren Orfield- 10th, and Jessica Kiley- 14th.
The JV boys team placed 2nd. Pacing the squad were: Greg LaHaye-5th, Jaren Sternard- 12th and Kyle Furlong- 13th.
The JV girls team also took home 2nd place honors. Top finishers for the lady hornets were: Jessica Zimonick- 2nd, Kati Long- 5th and Taylor VandenPlas- 7th.
Congratulations all Cross Country runners on your efforts at this meet!
Girls Golf
On Friday, the girls golf team played in the conference championship meet finishing 4th and ending the season 4th in the conference.
Leading the hornets were Allison Stroman and Olivia Lindsley with 93’s and Alex Wolf with a 95.
Olivia Lindsley was named first team all conference and Alex Wolf was named honorable mention all conference.
The team travels to Thornberry Creek on Wednesday for the WIAA Regional.
Girls Volleyball
Congratulations to the JV girls’ volleyball team for capturing the title of the Preble Invitational. After losing their opening match to Stevens Point, the team won its next four matches to finish in first.
The varsity team, which is now ranked 10th in the state, took second place with a 4-1 record, losing its first match of the year to 8th-ranked Merrill.
The girls’ volleyball teams are in action again on Tuesday night at Ashwaubenon.
Attention varsity girls’ volleyball players: remember that you need to arrange transportation to Red Smith this afternoon. Be prepared to practice following the clinic. See Coach Heimerman if you have questions.
Attention students who have a facebook page.
Did you know that Preble has a fan page on Facebook. When you are on facebook sign up and get the latest news and information about Preble.
Buzz staff
The editors and layout editors will meet Monday after school in room 132. Anyone who needs to have their article edited should also be there. If you have not turned in your article yet due to Homecoming, please come Monday and finish it.
Do Something
Come and DO Something Thursday Room 210 at 3:10!
FFA
THE FFA WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A MOMENT TO SINCERELY THANK ALL THE STUDENTS IN THE AGRIBUSINESS DEPARTMENT WHO IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM IN HELPING AND CONTRIBUTING IN LAST WEEKS HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES. FROM GETTING THE BUNS AND CHARCOAL FOR THE MEAL OUTSIDE FRIDAY, SEEKING DONATIONS AND RUNNING ERRANDS TO COOKING, SERVING SO WE COULD EAT. THANKS…TO OUR ADAPTIVE AG. STUDENTS WHO DID A GREAT JOB CLEANING UP AND PICKING UP. WONDERFUL!
TO THE LANDSCAPE MANGT. CLASS MEMBERS WHO WORKED SO HARD IN PRINTING AND MAKING THE ANNUAL HOME COMING SIGN ON THE SIDE OF THE HILL WHICH READS “MAKE A DIFFERENCE”. FOR ALL TO SEE……WHAT A MESSAGE FROM OUR SCHOOL TO THE COMMUNITY!
TO THE STUDENTS WHO CREATED AND WORKED ON THE PRIZE WINNING FFA FLOAT ENTRY IN THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING PARADE. THE DOG AND HEIFER CALF WERE A BIG HIT WHICH FIT IN SO WELL WITH OUR HOMECOMING THEME..YOU DID A MARVELOUS JOB AND SHOULD BE COMMENDED.
FFA MEMBERS ,. YOU SHOWED GREAT LEADERSHIP LAST WEEK WHICH IS THE HEART OF THE FFA PROGRAM.
WHAT A GREAT WEEK AS WE LOOK TO OUR NEXT ALL SCHOOL PROJECT..”SHOES FOR THE SHOELESS” FOR SECOND AND THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES WHO GO BAREFOOT DAILY… WATCH FOR DETAILS.
College representative visiting the week of Sept. 28 is:
Friday, Oct. 2 McNally Smith College of Music 10:25
Sign up in the Career Center.
Technology Engineering Students
The first Skills USA meeting will be held Thursday October 1st at 3:05 in Room 153.
Picture Retake Day
The picture retake day has is today in the auditorium during the lunch hours. Picture packets are available in the Main Office.
Late Start
Reminder to all staff and students Wednesday, Sept. 30 is a late start day. Busses will be delayed by one hour on the late start days.
The bus will load at 3:15 today
Marlins Swim Team
Saturday the Marlins made a strong showing in the Rocket Invitational. Swimming against 10 teams the Marlins finished 7th place with a total score of 165 points.
Next meet Tuesday Sept. 29th at Ashwaubenon. Go Marlins!!
Highlights of the meet:
JV - Individual events
200 yard Individual Medley
Lauren Klasen - 2nd Place
100 yd. Butterfly
Trisha Wirth - 2nd Place
100 yd Freestyle
Drew Laux - 1st Place
JV - Relay
200 yd Freestyle Relay
Lauren Klasen, Maddy Power, Brooke Seeholzer and Trisha Wirth - 1st Place
Varsity - Individual Events
200 yd Individual Medley
Jasmine Lee - 1st place
100 yd butterfly
Jasmine Lee - 2nd place
500 yd Freestyle
Jordan Jacobs - 4th place
Next meet Tuesday Sept. 29th at Ashwaubenon. Go Marlins!!
Cross Country
On Saturday, the boys and girls Cross Country traveled to Manitowoc to participate in the annual Manitowoc Invitational.
The varsity boy’s varsity placed 3rd out of 18 teams. Leading the way for the Hornets were: Matt VandeHei-4th place, Andrew McDonald-27th and Ian Mosbrucker- 28th.
The girl’s varsity team also placed 3rd out of 18 teams. Leading the way for the Lady Hornets were: Jill Englebert- 6th, Lauren Orfield- 10th, and Jessica Kiley- 14th.
The JV boys team placed 2nd. Pacing the squad were: Greg LaHaye-5th, Jaren Sternard- 12th and Kyle Furlong- 13th.
The JV girls team also took home 2nd place honors. Top finishers for the lady hornets were: Jessica Zimonick- 2nd, Kati Long- 5th and Taylor VandenPlas- 7th.
Congratulations all Cross Country runners on your efforts at this meet!
Girls Golf
On Friday, the girls golf team played in the conference championship meet finishing 4th and ending the season 4th in the conference.
Leading the hornets were Allison Stroman and Olivia Lindsley with 93’s and Alex Wolf with a 95.
Olivia Lindsley was named first team all conference and Alex Wolf was named honorable mention all conference.
The team travels to Thornberry Creek on Wednesday for the WIAA Regional.
Girls Volleyball
Congratulations to the JV girls’ volleyball team for capturing the title of the Preble Invitational. After losing their opening match to Stevens Point, the team won its next four matches to finish in first.
The varsity team, which is now ranked 10th in the state, took second place with a 4-1 record, losing its first match of the year to 8th-ranked Merrill.
The girls’ volleyball teams are in action again on Tuesday night at Ashwaubenon.
Attention varsity girls’ volleyball players: remember that you need to arrange transportation to Red Smith this afternoon. Be prepared to practice following the clinic. See Coach Heimerman if you have questions.
Attention students who have a facebook page.
Did you know that Preble has a fan page on Facebook. When you are on facebook sign up and get the latest news and information about Preble.
Buzz staff
The editors and layout editors will meet Monday after school in room 132. Anyone who needs to have their article edited should also be there. If you have not turned in your article yet due to Homecoming, please come Monday and finish it.
Do Something
Come and DO Something Thursday Room 210 at 3:10!
FFA
THE FFA WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A MOMENT TO SINCERELY THANK ALL THE STUDENTS IN THE AGRIBUSINESS DEPARTMENT WHO IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM IN HELPING AND CONTRIBUTING IN LAST WEEKS HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES. FROM GETTING THE BUNS AND CHARCOAL FOR THE MEAL OUTSIDE FRIDAY, SEEKING DONATIONS AND RUNNING ERRANDS TO COOKING, SERVING SO WE COULD EAT. THANKS…TO OUR ADAPTIVE AG. STUDENTS WHO DID A GREAT JOB CLEANING UP AND PICKING UP. WONDERFUL!
TO THE LANDSCAPE MANGT. CLASS MEMBERS WHO WORKED SO HARD IN PRINTING AND MAKING THE ANNUAL HOME COMING SIGN ON THE SIDE OF THE HILL WHICH READS “MAKE A DIFFERENCE”. FOR ALL TO SEE……WHAT A MESSAGE FROM OUR SCHOOL TO THE COMMUNITY!
TO THE STUDENTS WHO CREATED AND WORKED ON THE PRIZE WINNING FFA FLOAT ENTRY IN THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING PARADE. THE DOG AND HEIFER CALF WERE A BIG HIT WHICH FIT IN SO WELL WITH OUR HOMECOMING THEME..YOU DID A MARVELOUS JOB AND SHOULD BE COMMENDED.
FFA MEMBERS ,. YOU SHOWED GREAT LEADERSHIP LAST WEEK WHICH IS THE HEART OF THE FFA PROGRAM.
WHAT A GREAT WEEK AS WE LOOK TO OUR NEXT ALL SCHOOL PROJECT..”SHOES FOR THE SHOELESS” FOR SECOND AND THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES WHO GO BAREFOOT DAILY… WATCH FOR DETAILS.
College representative visiting the week of Sept. 28 is:
Friday, Oct. 2 McNally Smith College of Music 10:25
Sign up in the Career Center.
Technology Engineering Students
The first Skills USA meeting will be held Thursday October 1st at 3:05 in Room 153.
Picture Retake Day
The picture retake day has is today in the auditorium during the lunch hours. Picture packets are available in the Main Office.
Late Start
Reminder to all staff and students Wednesday, Sept. 30 is a late start day. Busses will be delayed by one hour on the late start days.
posted by Ray @ 9:19 AM
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