Friday, October 9, 2009
Attention Buzz Staff:
We will be planning the next issue of the paper on Monday Oct. 12 at
3:05 P.M. in room 132. Please bring your ideas and advice on articles for the next issue.
Jonathan Heider Fundraiser
On Sunday, October 11th, there will be a fundraiser for an amazing young man here at Preble named Jonathan Heider. Jonathan has done things with a major disability that many of us couldn’t dream of doing in our lives. He is a true hero and inspiration to everyone he meets. Jonathan is preparing for the Olympic trials and was recently featured on the CBS national news.
There are a number of ways you can contribute to Jonathan Heider’s cause. The first is to bring a baked good to Mr. Nez or Mrs. Pokel either today or tomorrow.
The second would be to make a donation to Jonathan’s wonderful journey. That could also be brought to Mr. Nez or any Sting Cancer advisor.
The third way would be to bring yourself, your family, and friends out to Circle Tap near Denmark on Sunday to taste a multitude of the best booyahs in Northeast WI. The booyah cook-off will start at 11:00 a.m. and continue until the booyah is gone. be the main event for Jonathan’s fundraiser.
Attention Sting Cancer Members:
The students in the organization sub-group need to return the yellow Thank you cards by the next Sting Cancer Meeting. If you are unable to make the meeting please bring them to Mrs. Pokel’s room 137 anytime during the day, as soon as possible.
Musical
Backstage crew for the musical will not be working on Saturday.
Cross Country
The boys and girls Cross Country teams participated in the Fox River Classic Conference Eastern Divisional meet last evening at Colburn Park.
The girl’s varsity team took home their first Eastern Division FRCC Championship in dominating fashion by placing 7 in the top 14. Leading the way for the lady hornets were: Jill Englebert- 1st, Lauren Orfield- 3rd and Jessica Kiley- 4th.
The boy’s varsity team placed 4th. Leading the hornets were: Matt VandeHei- 7th, Ian Mosbrucker- 10th and Brian Janus- 18th.
The girls second team placed 1st and were paced by: Taylor VandenPlas- 1st, Kati Long- 2nd and Micayla Pretti- 4th.
The boy’s second team placed 6 in the top 8 on their way to victory. Leading the way for the boys were: Jaren Sternard- 1st, Kyle Furlong- 2nd and William Shimek- 5th.
Attention students and staff!
Are you looking to stay warm over these cool fall days? Many white, long sleeve t-shirts were left over from last nights meet. They have the sharp looking conference emblem on them and the price has been lowered to just $10! Please see Coach Loritz around the PE area if you would like to make this purchase
CULINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
We are currently preparing for this year’s State Culinary Competition. If you are interested in being an award winning culinarian, please attend next Thursday’s meeting which discusses important information regarding this year’s competition. The meeting will be held in room 140 at 3:00 on Thursday, October 15. Any questions, please see Mrs. Spence.
College representative visiting the week of October 12th is:
Tuesday, Oct. 13 Marquette University 11:19
Stevens Point 2:07
Sign up in the Career Center.
Hall Pass
All students must have a pass to be in the halls during class time. It is students’ responsibility to ask for a pass to go to a locker, bathroom, water fountain, etc. When at lunch, one student may use the commons hall pass at a time. Please ask a lunch monitor if you need a pass during lunch.
Thank you for your cooperation on this matter.
NWTC College Preview
NWTC is sponsoring a “College Preview” open house on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 5:30pm-7:30pm. Students will have opportunity to learn about admissions, Financial Aid, Scholarships, and accommodation and Support Services. Students will also have the chance to tour the campus, meet instructors and ask questions. Registration form available in the Career Center.
NWTC will also hold a Campus Career Day on Thursday, Oct. 15 from 8:45am-11:00am. Junior and seniors with Special Education programming will have the opportunity to explore the Green Bay campus and learn about career options. Registration deadline is Oct. 12. Registration form available in the Career Center.
Safe driving reminder:
A friendly reminder to all students that drive to school – please make sure to drive slowly as pedestrians – more than not, fellow Preble students, are walking to and from school. We do not want anyone to get hurt, so please slow down, watch where you are going, and yield to people crossing roads. Thank you for your cooperation on this.
SMART
This afternoon’s scheduled meeting of the Science, Math, And Rational Thinking club is cancelled. Stay tuned to announcements for the rescheduled date.
Attention Student Council members!
Please remember to attend our meeting TODAY during PERIOD 5 in ROOM 200. Please see Mrs. Marshall today to be excused if you are unable to attend.
We will be planning the next issue of the paper on Monday Oct. 12 at
3:05 P.M. in room 132. Please bring your ideas and advice on articles for the next issue.
Jonathan Heider Fundraiser
On Sunday, October 11th, there will be a fundraiser for an amazing young man here at Preble named Jonathan Heider. Jonathan has done things with a major disability that many of us couldn’t dream of doing in our lives. He is a true hero and inspiration to everyone he meets. Jonathan is preparing for the Olympic trials and was recently featured on the CBS national news.
There are a number of ways you can contribute to Jonathan Heider’s cause. The first is to bring a baked good to Mr. Nez or Mrs. Pokel either today or tomorrow.
The second would be to make a donation to Jonathan’s wonderful journey. That could also be brought to Mr. Nez or any Sting Cancer advisor.
The third way would be to bring yourself, your family, and friends out to Circle Tap near Denmark on Sunday to taste a multitude of the best booyahs in Northeast WI. The booyah cook-off will start at 11:00 a.m. and continue until the booyah is gone. be the main event for Jonathan’s fundraiser.
Attention Sting Cancer Members:
The students in the organization sub-group need to return the yellow Thank you cards by the next Sting Cancer Meeting. If you are unable to make the meeting please bring them to Mrs. Pokel’s room 137 anytime during the day, as soon as possible.
Musical
Backstage crew for the musical will not be working on Saturday.
Cross Country
The boys and girls Cross Country teams participated in the Fox River Classic Conference Eastern Divisional meet last evening at Colburn Park.
The girl’s varsity team took home their first Eastern Division FRCC Championship in dominating fashion by placing 7 in the top 14. Leading the way for the lady hornets were: Jill Englebert- 1st, Lauren Orfield- 3rd and Jessica Kiley- 4th.
The boy’s varsity team placed 4th. Leading the hornets were: Matt VandeHei- 7th, Ian Mosbrucker- 10th and Brian Janus- 18th.
The girls second team placed 1st and were paced by: Taylor VandenPlas- 1st, Kati Long- 2nd and Micayla Pretti- 4th.
The boy’s second team placed 6 in the top 8 on their way to victory. Leading the way for the boys were: Jaren Sternard- 1st, Kyle Furlong- 2nd and William Shimek- 5th.
Attention students and staff!
Are you looking to stay warm over these cool fall days? Many white, long sleeve t-shirts were left over from last nights meet. They have the sharp looking conference emblem on them and the price has been lowered to just $10! Please see Coach Loritz around the PE area if you would like to make this purchase
CULINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
We are currently preparing for this year’s State Culinary Competition. If you are interested in being an award winning culinarian, please attend next Thursday’s meeting which discusses important information regarding this year’s competition. The meeting will be held in room 140 at 3:00 on Thursday, October 15. Any questions, please see Mrs. Spence.
College representative visiting the week of October 12th is:
Tuesday, Oct. 13 Marquette University 11:19
Stevens Point 2:07
Sign up in the Career Center.
Hall Pass
All students must have a pass to be in the halls during class time. It is students’ responsibility to ask for a pass to go to a locker, bathroom, water fountain, etc. When at lunch, one student may use the commons hall pass at a time. Please ask a lunch monitor if you need a pass during lunch.
Thank you for your cooperation on this matter.
NWTC College Preview
NWTC is sponsoring a “College Preview” open house on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 5:30pm-7:30pm. Students will have opportunity to learn about admissions, Financial Aid, Scholarships, and accommodation and Support Services. Students will also have the chance to tour the campus, meet instructors and ask questions. Registration form available in the Career Center.
NWTC will also hold a Campus Career Day on Thursday, Oct. 15 from 8:45am-11:00am. Junior and seniors with Special Education programming will have the opportunity to explore the Green Bay campus and learn about career options. Registration deadline is Oct. 12. Registration form available in the Career Center.
Safe driving reminder:
A friendly reminder to all students that drive to school – please make sure to drive slowly as pedestrians – more than not, fellow Preble students, are walking to and from school. We do not want anyone to get hurt, so please slow down, watch where you are going, and yield to people crossing roads. Thank you for your cooperation on this.
SMART
This afternoon’s scheduled meeting of the Science, Math, And Rational Thinking club is cancelled. Stay tuned to announcements for the rescheduled date.
Attention Student Council members!
Please remember to attend our meeting TODAY during PERIOD 5 in ROOM 200. Please see Mrs. Marshall today to be excused if you are unable to attend.
posted by Ray @ 10:50 AM
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