Green Bay Preble Announcements: April 2009

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Government AP
There were will a Government AP Review session after school today in Room 105.

Attention Art Club Members:
We will be meeting today, Thursday, April 30 to do finger painting and vote for new Art Club Leaders for next year. If you are interested in being a leader for next year, you need to be at this meeting. The final Art Club meeting on May 21st will be our end of the year party. Permission slips for the henna art is required. There will be an optional meeting on
May 28th for anyone interested in doing henna for Art Street.

Attention TREES for Tomorrow Girls 09
Meet in Mrs. B’s room 217 after school TODAY for a J-PEG party!!! Bring your pictures or your flash drives or your camera and cables! We’ll watch everyone pictures on the big screen and pick out good ones for the yearbook. See you then!

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball:
There will be an open gym on Thursday April 30th at Preble from 6:30-8:30pm.

EC
If you need service hours and want to do something to improve Preble’s woods, the Environmental club will be doing an invasive species removal today. Be sure to wear clothes that you can get dirty. We will meet in room 216.

College representatives visiting the week of May 4th are:
Monday, May 4 Fox Valley Technical College 1:05
Wednesday, May 6 NWTC 8:25
Empire School of Cosmetology 1:11

Seniors and Juniors welcomed

Sign up in the Career Center.

Press Gazettes
Extra Press Gazettes were delivered this morning. Please stop at the front desk and pick up a free copy.

NWTC’s Multicultural Resource Center
NWTC’s Multicultural Resource Center is offering a free, four-day summer program to help minority students make the transition into college. The program runs from June 15-18th from 8:30am-1:30pm. Topics will include instructor and course expectations, note taking, test preparation, time management, and involvement in college activities. Registration forms available in the Career Center.

Student Council members!
Please plan to attend a meeting TOMORROW during PERIOD 4 in room 205 to plan end-of-year events. Those students who plan to attend the state conference this Saturday and Sunday must pick up parent permission forms TODAY in room 200. Any member who cannot attend should see Mrs. Marshall if you cannot miss class that hour.

ICSC
The Green Bay Schools is looking for students to run for the Intra-City Student Council for the 09-10 school year. Five students will be elected next week at each city school to form the Council, which meets monthly with the School Board. The Board encourages all students interested in this opportunity to run for rep, as they would like a diverse group from each school. This involves a time commitment, and membership on the ICSC will also place students on the Preble Student Council, which expects a time commitment for its projects, also. The intent-to-run forms are available in the Main Office, and are due TOMORROW MORNING at 7:30 AM.

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

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Volunteer Information
Aurora Visiting Nurses located on Discovery Dr. is looking for volunteers on Friday, May 29 from 1:15pm – 4:00pm. to assist with their car wash. This is an early release day for students. Further details in the Career Center.

Service Hours
Seniors are reminded that service hours are due in the Career Center on Tuesday, May 26th. If you will not have your service hours completed by this time, please stop in the Career Center to speak with Mrs. Bossell about completing a “service-learning plan”. Having a “plan” on file will allow you to participate in the graduation ceremony. Once your service hours are complete, you will receive your diploma.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Attention TREES for Tomorrow Girls 09
Meet in Mrs. B’s room 217 after school on Thursday for a J-PEG party!!! Bring your pictures or your flash drives or your camera and cables! We’ll watch everyone pictures on the big screen and pick out good ones for the yearbook. See you then!

Wear Bandana Day for Mrs. Sundstrom
Wear Bandana Day for Mrs. Sundstrom is on Thursday, April 30th. You are only able to wear teal and purple bandanas. It will cost $1.00 on April 30th to wear the bandana. There will be limited bandanas available during the lunch hours on Tuesday the 28th and Wednesday the 29th. The cost of bandanas will be donations only. All proceeds will go towards finding a cure for LMS.

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball:
There will be an open gym on Thursday April 30th at Preble from 6:30-8:30pm.

Need Service Hours?
If you need service hours and want to do something to improve Preble’s woods, the Environmental club will be doing an invasive species removal tomorrow. Be sure to wear clothes that you can get dirty. We will meet in room 216.

Girls Golf
There will be a meeting for any girl interested in joining the girl’s golf team next fall on Tuesday, May 5 after school in room 146. Please see Mr. Johnson for more information.

Girls Track and Field JV’s
The Preble girls placed second in the 5-team JV meet last night held here at Preble. The girls were led by first place finishes in the 100 and 300 hurdles by Jena Smits, Jacy Georgia in the pole vault and Kayla Alexander in the 800. Congratulations girls.

Popcorn for Fines
Popcorn for fines only happens every few years. Today is the day. You still have time to trade microwave popcorn for your fine. See the LMC window for details.

Student Council
Attention Student Council members! Plan to meet this Friday, May 1 during Period 5 in Room 205 for an end-of-year event planning meeting. If you cannot attend due to class commitments, please see Mrs.Marshall in room 200.

ICSC
Attention all 9th, 10th, and 11th graders! Green Bay schools is looking for five students to represent Preble High School on the Intra-City Student Council with the School Board next year. The Board would like a diverse representation of the students at Preble, and if you are willing to attend meetings on Sunday and Monday evenings and at other times throughout the month, you are encouraged to run for ICSC rep. Forms are now available in the Main Office and are due this Friday at 7:30 AM. The election will be held next week.

SENIORS:
Service Learning hours are due Tuesday, May 26. Your requirement is not complete until they are on file in the Career Center. If you have completed the hours, please turn them in as soon as possible. If you will not have met the 24 hour requirement by May 26 and wish to participate in the graduation ceremony, you must have a “service plan” on file in the Career Center indicating how you will complete the service. Once the requirement is met, you will receive your diploma. Remember the “Plan” is your ticket to participate in the graduation ceremony!

Pick up a “Plan” from Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center.

Tennis
The Boys Varsity tennis Team defeated Sheboygan South 5-2 Singles winners were: Jaren Sternard and Shane Heyrman. Doubles winners were: Andrew Mc Donald & Connor Dougherty, Matt Nockerts & Aron Stumbas, Jordan Weuve & John VandenHouten.

The JV Boys Tennis Team defeated Sheboygan South 7-2 Singles winner was Daniel Ullmer, Doubles winners were: Brad Johnson & Taylor Ryan, Sovann Khong & Alex Webster, Neil Ropson & Aaron Drossart, Sam Katers & Collin Marshall, and AJ Kempe & Tanner Keim.

Attention: All track and field athletes
This is a reminder to all track and field athletes that we have team picture day today at practice. Hustle down immediately after school, and get yourself prepared for pictures. There are other groups that are getting team pictures as well. We don’t want to lose our spot in the picture rotation.

Please bring your uniform. If you forgot it, make arrangements to get it during your lunch period. We do not have any extra uniforms to borrow for the pictures.

If you wish to purchase the picture package, you need payment in the Photographers envelope.

Our men’s track and field team won the Green Bay City JV meet last night at Preble. Our team won 14 of the 18 events, and compiled 298 team points compared to the next highest team that had 73 team points.

Fox Communities Credit Union’s
Fox Communities Credit Union’s trivia winner for this week is Joe Yang. Joe Yang please stop by the credit union in the cafeteria to claim your prize! We invite everyone to enter our weekly trivia for a chance to win a buzzing cool prize!”

Your Fox Communities in school credit union would like to thank all who participated in our final promotion of the year. We hope you enjoyed being a part of National Credit Union Youth Week and learned about the Magic of Savings!

We would also like to announce our Penny Jar winner and our 4 Grand Prize Gift Basket winners. Our Penny Jar winner is Miranda Smeester! Our 4 Grand Prize Gift Basket winners are: Nick Dagneau…Jacob Heffernan….Oscar Perez…and Conchita Becerra….Congratulations to all our winners! Please claim your prize at your In-School Credit Union!

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

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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

Yearbook
To all students interested in a 2009 yearbook: The deadline for ordering and paying through the yearbook company has passed. They will no longer accept your payment. Our deadline for giving the company our final numbers is this Thursday, no exceptions. If you still would like a 2009 yearbook, the cost is now $60 and can be ordered through Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 before or after school. After this Thursday, there is NO guarantee that we will have any extra books to sell to you next fall. Also, all orders that are only partial payments will be cancelled if the full payment is not received by Mrs. Sutton, not the company, by this Thursday. See Mrs. Sutton if you have any questions.

Art Street
Attention any students interested in helping out at Preble’s Art display at Art Street. There will be a meeting in Ms. Nooyen’s room on May 28th after school. Art Street is August 28, 29 and 30, 2009

Attention cheerleaders.
The open gym tumbling time for tonight has been canceled. Please check your calendars for the next open gym.

Wear Bandana Day for Mrs. Sundstrom
Wear Bandana Day for Mrs. Sundstrom is on Thursday, April 30th. You are only able to wear teal and purple bandanas. It will cost $1.00 on April 30th to wear the bandana. There will be limited bandanas available during the lunch hours on Tuesday the 28th and Wednesday the 29th. The cost of bandanas will be donations only. All proceeds will go towards finding a cure for LMS.

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball:
There will be an open gym on Thursday April 30th at Preble from 6:30-8:30pm.

Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club finishes its season and end-of-the-year tournament today at 3:00 in room 117. Congratulations to these Final Four students: Fred Dorn, Brandon Longton, Chad Prevost, and McKinley Meyer. All members should plan to attend, and any students interested in joining the chess club next year are also welcome.

Attention Soccer Fans
Last night in a battle of Goal Keepers, the Preble Lady Hornets battled Southwest through double overtime to a 0-0 tie. Taylor Weuve made 8 saves in recording the shutout for Preble.
The next game is Thursday evening at home against Sheboygan South. The JV game begins at 4:30 followed by Varsity at 6:30.

Girls Track Announcement
The Preble girls track and field team won the 5 team city meet last night at West High. The girls used their depth to out score Notre Dame.

First places finishes include Gina Gigot in the 100 and 300 hurdles, Kristen short in the discus, the 3200 relay consisting of Kaitlyn Soukup, Jordan Michels, Kali Cibula, and Steph Stock and the 400 relay of Emma Hendricks, Kayla Counard, Johanna Harris and Kaitlin Medenwald. Congratulations girls.

Boys Golf
Hornets take 4th at GBCC Invite
The Hornet varsity golf team placed 4th at the 11 team Green Bay Country Club Invite.
Tom Boockmeier tied for medalist honors with a 6 over par 78. Brandon Chaloupka finished tied for 8th with an 83.

Intra-City Student Council
The Green Bay Area School District is looking for students who are interested in running for the position of Preble representative for the Intra-City Student Council. This would be a position for NEXT school year. These representatives must make a commitment to attend meetings on Sunday evenings, on some weeknights, and some school day mornings. The intent-to-run form is now available in the Main Office and is due this Friday morning at 7:30.

The Culinary Arts Club
The Culinary Arts Club will be selling fresh squeezed lemonade and popcorn today outside the auditorium during all lunch periods.

Buy a 20 ounce cup of fresh squeezed lemonade for only $2.50 and receive a complimentary bag of popcorn. Popcorn may be purchased for only 75 cents.

All proceeds go towards service projects within our building!

Popcorn for Fines
A day like Wednesday April 29th only happens every few years. The LMC is going to accept microwave popcorn to clean up library fines. See the LMC window for details.

The Presidential Service Award
The Presidential Service Award will be awarded to students who have completed 100+ hours of service from May 1, 2008 – April 30, 2009. Recipients will receive a medal and certificate signed by President Obama for their service.

If you are one of these outstanding students, please submit your service forms to Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center by April 30th.

A list of students with 100+ hours has been posted on the wall outside of the Student Service office. Please check it over. If you feel your name has been omitted, please stop in the Career Center and speak with Mrs. Bossell.

This year, the Civic Engagement Award will be given to freshmen completing 25-99 service hours by April 30th. If there is a freshman that has completed 100+ hours, he/she will receive the Presidential Award.

Anyone who turns in service hours on or after May 1st will be able to use these hours toward the award the following year.

Seniors, graduation is quickly approaching.
As part of your graduation requirement, you must have 24 hours of service learning completed. Those who do not meet the requirement will not receive a diploma. Students needing hours are encouraged to stop in the Career Center for ideas on how to fulfill the requirement.

Attention all 3rd hour teachers and seniors:
Please have a student report to the commons with a count of your seniors to pick up the Senior Scholarship Survey. Please complete this during 3rd hour and then have a student return them at the end of the hour to Student Services. It is important that all seniors complete these surveys to the best of their knowledge, as we are in the planning process for this program.

PLEASE HAVE ALL OF THE FORMS RETURNED AS A GROUP BY THE END OF THE HOUR TO STUDENT SERVICES

Attention all track and field athletes.
If you were not in the meet last night, you are in the meet tonight.

Line ups will be posted by the locker room and in the commons by the lunch periods.

Check your events. The meet begins at 3:45. Hustle out after school and warm up

There will be practice for all track and field athletes who were in last nights meet.

Last night our men’s track and field team won the Green Bay City meet for the 11th consecutive year. Our boys have now won the meet 19 of the last 21 years.

Tonight, our track team hosts the City JV meet at Prebles stadium. Events begin at 3:45. Come out and support your team.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Monday, April 27, 2009

The Buzz
The Buzz newspaper has arrived. Please send a runner from each room to the commons for your papers.

Attention all students who are on the usher crew for the play Disco Fever:
Remember your usher meeting for Disco Fever today at 3:15 by the ticket booth. If you are unable to attend, please stop in room 247 sometime today.

Art Club
We will be meeting Thursday, April 30 to do finger painting and vote for new Art Club Leaders for next year. If you are interested in being a leader for next year, you need to be at this meeting. The final Art Club meeting on May 21st will be our end of the year party. Permission slips for the henna art is required. There will be an optional meeting on May 28th for anyone interested in doing henna for Art Street.

Attention Buzz staff:
our yearbook photo will be Monday after school in room 132. Be sure to wear your Buzz shirt. We will also have our meeting for the next Buzz issue.

Attention girls interested in volleyball:
this is a reminder that there is volleyball open gym tonight at 7pm.

Attention girls interesting in playing hockey next year:
There will be an informational meeting for any girls who are interested in playing hockey next year on Monday, May 4 at 5:00 pm in Green Bay East's cafeteria.

Wear Bandana Day for Mrs. Sundstrom is on Thursday, April 30th.
You are only able to wear teal and purple bandanas. It will cost $1.00 on April 30th to wear the bandana. There will be limited bandanas available during the lunch hours on Tuesday the 28th and Wednesday the 29th. The cost of bandanas will be donations only. All proceeds will go towards finding a cure for LMS.

Attention Soccer fans.
Tonight the Lady Hornets host Southwest High School in a conference match-up that begins at 6:30. See you there

Please note as of right now Freshman only practice is inside from 3:15-4:30. Varsity & JV's please listen for pm announcements for any changes.

Popcorn for Fines
A day like Wednesday April 29th only happens every few years. The LMC is going to accept microwave popcorn to clean up library fines. See the LMC window for details.

Do Something
Thanks to the Latino Club and those members of the Do Something Club who battled the nasty weather on Saturday to help Heritage Hill prepare for their opening day. It was not easy, as service should not be, but you did a great thing and they were very thankful!
If you chose to go to the NEW Zoo, or the NEW shelter, please see Mr. B in room 210.

Tennis
The boys tennis team lost to Madison Memorial and Madison East last Saturday 5-2 Preble winners were the doubles teams of Matt Nockerts and Aron Stumbras, Jordan Weuve and John VandenHouten, and Jacob Vandevelde and John VandenHouten.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Unity Expo
A big “thank you” goes out to all students and staff who participated in Friday’s Unity Expo. The top exhibit winners were Venezuela and Jamaica. Top T-shirt design winners were Johnny Chang, Alyssa Pokel, and Kalia Xiong. Winners will be receiving prizes this week. Student Coordinators who have receipts to submit to Mrs. Marshall must do so this week in Room 200.

Intra-City Student Council
The Green Bay Area School District is looking for students who are interested in running for the position of Preble representative for the Intra-City Student Council. This would be a position for NEXT school year. These representatives must make a commitment to attend meetings on Sunday evenings, on some weeknights, and some school day mornings. The intent-to-run form is now available in the Main Office and is due this Friday morning at 7:30.

Attention all track and field athletes.
The Varsity City meet line up will be posted in the locker room area before the lunch periods today.
Please check the line up. If you are in the line up, you will be released at 2:25 today.

There will be practice for all track athletes who are not in the varsity city meet today. Report to the fieldhouse after school for practice and the JV meet lineup.

Because we have two consecutive days with track meets, and there is not time to meet in mass, I am reminding all track and field athletes that we will have team pictures on Wednesday after school. Please bring your meet uniform to practice. We do not have any extra uniforms to loan out. If you wish to purchase a package, have the envelope filled out with payment included.

On Friday, our men’s track and field team won the Preble Relays for the 14th consecutive year. That also makes the 25th time Preble has won the meet since the meet began in 1978. Preble won 7 events. The high hurdle record was tied at the meet by Matt Dobson, Weston Malcore, Greg Parent, and Alex Wouters. The 400 Relay record was broken by the Preble team of Ben Daniels, Matt Pieschek, Dillon Larson, and Jesse VandenAvond.

The Green Bay City Varsity meet will be held at West H.S. today with events beginning at 4:00 today. Come and support our girls and boys track and field teams.

Friday, April 24, 2009

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Tennis
The Preble boys tennis team defeated West DePere 7-2 Singes winners were: Danny Fitchett, Jaren Sternard, and Shane Heyrman. Doubles winners were: Matt Nockers and Aron Stumbrus, Connor Dougherty and Jacob Vandevelde, Jordan Weuve and John VendenHouten, Brad Johnson and Taylor Ryan. The Boys tennis team was also defeated by Depere 7-2 Singles winner was Ka Lee and Matt Nockerts and Aron Stumbrus won in Doubles.

SPRING FLING CAR SHOW
THE PREBLE FFA SPRING FLING CAR SHOW WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY MAY 15TH ON DANZ AVE. STUDENTS WHO ENTER MUST HAVE A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE, PAY $5.00 FOR THE ENTRY FEE AND CAN PICK UP APPLICATIONS IN ROOM 187 TIL MAY 13TH. PLAQUES WILL BE GIVE TO THE TOP WINNERS IN THE IMPORT, TRUCK, CLASSIC, DOMESTIC, STOCK , MOTORCYCLE, MOM AND DAD AND JUNKER.

STOP IN FOR AN ENTRY BLANK SO YOU CAN BE PART OF THE BEST SPRING FLING EVER. COME AND SEE MARK MARTIN WITH HIS VICTOROUS NASCAR ON DISPLAY ALSO.

CONTACT KONG XIONG FOR MORE DETAILS IF NEEDED.

THAT'S THE ANNUAL CAR SHOW AND SPRING FLING ON MAY 15TH…..DON’T BE LEFT OUT!!

AP Government Review
There will be an AP Government Review session in Room 105 right after school on Thursday April 23rd.
Fox Communities Credit Union
Fox Communities Credit Union would like to invite everyone to join us on April 20th thru April 24th for National Credit Union Youth Week and our Spring Extravaganza. Enjoy a fresh baked cookie, while supplies last, and see what the 'Magic of Savings' is all about! You can even spin the Wheel to get free tickets for our drawing of four grand prizes and much much more! Stop by for more details.

Pack Your Sack
This is a reminder that tomorrow is the last day to bring in items for the pack your sack campaign to help out Goodwill and the Salvation Army. We are asking for students to bring clothing and household items to your first hour classes tomorrow. Classes that donate the most items per student will receive a breakfast party! All items will be collected during first hour tomorrow.

Seniors, are looking for ideas on how to complete your service hours?
Many service- learning opportunities are posted in the Career Center. Check it out. Remember you must meet the 24 hour requirement to be eligible to receive your diploma. If you feel you will not have the hours completed in time, please stop in the Career Center to complete a “service-learning plan.” This will allow you to attend the graduation ceremony. Once your hours have been completed, you will receive your diploma.

Syble Hopp is in need of 6-8 volunteers to assist with decorations for the Prom this Saturday, April 25 at 9:00am. Duties consist mainly of using the air compressor to blow up balloons. Sign up in the Career Center.

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

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00! Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Additional scholarships available in the Career Center are:
-International Society of Automation – Applicant may pursue any engineering, technological, or science course of study earning either an associate or bachelors degree.

-Neptune Scuba Diving Scholarship – Applicant may be between the ages of 12-18 years. Applicant must write an essay telling about your desire and interest in becoming a scuba diver.

-Wendy’s High School Heisman Scholarship – Applicant must be entering their senior year in the Fall of 2009. Applicant must have a “B” average and participate in at least one of the 28 school-sponsored sports listed in the application.

FCCLA State Leadership Conference
On Monday, April 20th, several Preble students competed in STAR events at the FCCLA State Leadership Conference at the Kalahari Lodge in the Wisconsin Dells. Congratulations to the following students:
-Yer Xiong won a gold medal for her Teach and Train portfolio and became the National Qualifier to represent Wisconsin at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference to be held in Nashville Tennessee in July. Congratulations Yer!

-Jennifer Rabas won a gold medal for her Focus on Children Project and became the National Qualifier to represent Wisconsin at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference as well. Congratulations Jennifer!

-Jennie Collins and Mallory Woelfel won a bronze medal for their Life Planning Event Portfolio. Congratulations Jennie and Mallory!

-Ted Willette and Jazmin LaPlante won silver medals for their performance in the Culinary Arts Competition. Congratulations Ted and Jazmin!

All of these students should be commended for their hard work and dedication to FCCLA!

Fox Communities Credit Union
Fox Communities Credit Union would like to invite everyone to join us on April 20th thru April 24th for National Credit Union Youth Week and our Spring Extravaganza. Enjoy a fresh baked cookie, while supplies last, and see what the 'Magic of Savings' is all about! You can even spin the Wheel to get free tickets for our drawing of four grand prizes and much much more! Stop by for more details.

Girls Soccer
Congratulations to the Preble Soccer Hornets. Last night the ladies defeated Ashwaubenon 2-1. Emily Young scored the game winning goal off a direct kick seven minutes into overtime. The Hornets other goal was scored by Sierra Valentine with an assist by Kayla Kawula. Taylor Weuve had 6 saves for Preble. The next game is tomorrow evening at Manitowoc.

Make service your first priority, not success and success will follow.
-Author Unknown
This Saturday April 25th is Global Youth Service Day.
Help us show the power of Youth! From 10-2:00, the Latino Club and The Do Something club will be helping Heritage Hill get ready for their spring programs. There are also opportunities at the NEW Zoo, Botanical Gardens, New Community Shelter so PLEASE see Mr. Baudhuin in Room 210 or Mrs. Bossel in the career center to sign up.

Please find your calling, with and through service

Attention GSA members …
There will be a meeting immediately after school today in room 107 to discuss the Day of Silence with a video to follow afterwards.

Everyone is welcome.

Link Crew
Students who attended one of the Link Crew informational meetings need to turn in their applications for Link Crew by this Friday at the end of the day. You can turn them in in the office or to one of the advisors.

Current Link Crew Leaders remember that you must be wearing your Link Crew shirt to be in the pictures today.

PAC
Political Awareness Club will meet on Wednesday after school in Room 105. WFRV (Channel 5) will be at our meeting to report on PAC’s efforts with the Honor Flights to the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. . New members are always welcomed.

Pack Your Sack
It’s that time again! Pack your sack to help out Goodwill and the Salvation Army in their campaign to collect household items and clothing. First hour classes will be collecting from April 20th-24th, and your donations will help support those in need. Classes that donate the most items per student will receive a breakfast party! All items will be collected during first hour on Friday.

Seniors, are looking for ideas on how to complete your service hours?
Many service- learning opportunities are posted in the Career Center. Check it out. Remember you must meet the 24 hour requirement to be eligible to receive your diploma. If you feel you will not have the hours completed in time, please stop in the Career Center to complete a “service-learning plan.” This will allow you to attend the graduation ceremony. Once your hours have been completed, you will receive your diploma.

Volunteer Opportunity
Syble Hopp is in need of 6-8 volunteers to assist with decorations for the Prom this Saturday, April 25 at 9:00am. Duties consist mainly of using the air compressor to blow up balloons. Sign up in the Career Center.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

The Unity Expo is just two days away!
All student coordinators should have handed in their planning sheets and be preparing for set-up after school, tomorrow, Thursday, in the small gym. We will be open for set-up tomorrow from 3 until 5 PM. Staff sponsors – please check in with your students to make sure they have appropriate exhibits set up.

United Colors of Preble
Students who joined the United Colors of Preble for the Winter Elementary program should report to the UCP photo today during Period 5.

German Club and Student Council
German Club and Student Council members should report for their yearbook photo during period 5 today.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

2009 TREES for Tomorrow GIRL’S
we will meet in Mrs.Bornowski’s room 217 after school on Tuesday, April 21st THAT’S TOMORROW to go over last minute details.

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

Cheerleaders
Any cheerleaders who have not turned in their uniform need to do so by this Friday, April 24th. Also any cheerleader who has not turned in their camp registration, payment, and apparel order need to do so by Friday. If you have any questions please contact your coach.

Attention Art Club Members:
There is a change in the last two meeting dates. The final Art Club meeting will be moved to May 21st for our end of the year party due to a schedule conflict. Permission slips for the henna art is required. There will be an optional meeting on
May 28th for anyone interested in doing henna for Art Street. See you on April 30 for fingerpainting.

Attention current Link Crew leaders:
be sure to wear your Link Crew shirt on Wednesday so you can be in the group pictures during 4th hour.

Attention students who have picked up a Link Crew application for next year, the applications are due in the main office or to one of the advisors by Friday at the end of the school day. Remember you can also sign up for an after school interview by signing up in Room 222.

Please see Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts with any questions or concerns.

Attention girls interesting in playing hockey next year:
There will be an informational meeting for any girls who are interested in playing hockey next year on Monday, May 4 at 5:00 pm in Green Bay East's cafeteria.

Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club continues its end-of-season tournament today and will meet from 3:00 until 4:00 in room 117.

Attention all Soccer fans!
Tonight Preble hosts Ashwaubenon in a Fox Valley Classic Conference game. Kickoff time is 6:30 p.m.
Also, congratulations to the Ladies Soccer team who brought home the First Place Trophy from the Wausau Invitational Tournament over the weekend. This was a 9-team tournament, so congratulations Ladies! And we will see you at the game tonight!

Attention Golf Team Members!
Due to the course being closed, practice for today is cancelled.

The Preble Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo
The Preble Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo will be holding their Spring Concert with guest vocalist & saxophonist Woody Mankowski and special guests, the Edison Middle School Jazz Ensemble. The concert is tonight at 7:00 in the auditorium and admission is $3.00 at the door. Doors will open at 6:30. Hope to see you there for some great jazz!

Language Arts Academic Team
Members of the Language Arts Academic Team are reminded to RSVP for tonight’s party to Mrs. Kraszewski by noon today .

MORP
MORP is coming this Friday 7:00-10:00 pm in the old gym. Hurry to the thrift store before they are all sold our of the great MORP outfits!

Remember though, they must be school appropriate!

Tickets will be sold at the door, but remember non-Preble students must get non-student dance applications which are available in the main office. Tickets sold at the door are still only $10.00.
There will be 3- $50 gift certificates along with other prizes given away. There is also a $500 scholarship that will be awarded.

PAC
PAC will meet on Wednesday after school in Room 105. WFRV (channel 5) will be at our meeting to report on PAC’s efforts with the Honor Flights to the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. . New members are always welcomed.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Softball
Congratulations to the Freshmen Softball team for winning Freshmen Ashwaubeon Invitational Tournament last weekend. The team took 1st place in the 8 team tournament by defeating Appleton North, BayPort, and Ashwaubeon in the final game.

The Varsity & JV softball games are cancelled for tonight. Indoor practices will be held Freshman 3:15-4:15, JV's 4:15-5:15, Varsity 5:15-6:15

Bowling Team
The Bowling Team Party will be held at 3:30 on Monday at Rivera Lanes. The cost is $3.00.

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

Attention: all freshman track and field athletes.
This is a reminder that you will be released from school at 1:50 today for the track meet. The bus leaves 15 minutes after release, so hustle down to get you equipment.
Please bring proper clothing for warmth and protection.

Do Something
“The service you do for others is the rent you pay for the time you spend on earth. Mohammed Ali

This Saturday April 25th is Global Youth Service Day.
Help us show the power of Youth! From 10-2:00, the Latino Club and The Do Something club will be helping Heritage Hill get ready for their spring programs. Please see Mr. Baudhuin in Room 210 or Mrs. Bossel in the career center to sign up.

Today, the Do Something Club will be cleaning the Baird’s Creek Parkway in the Danz School area. We will be meeting in Room 210 @ 3:10, unless the WEATHER STOPS US.

Please find your calling, with and through service!

Monday, April 20, 2009

Attention Track Students who are traveling to Sheboygan.
The forecast is wet, cold and windy. Please bring proper clothing for warmth and protection.

The Buzz
A reminder for the editors and layout editors that we will meet after school today in room 132.

2009 TREES for Tomorrow GIRL’S
2009 TREES for Tomorrow GIRL’S we will meet in Mrs.Bornowski’s room 217 after school on Tuesday, April 21st to go over last minute details.

Yearbook Club and Organization Photo Day
This Wednesday is Yearbook Club and Organization Photo Day. A schedule was sent to all teachers and should be posted in your classrooms. Please check the times that your club or organization is being photographed. If your name was submitted by the group adviser, you should leave your classroom a few minutes before the appointment time and go quietly to the auditorium where you need to line up quickly by height, tallest to shortest. You should return quietly to your classroom immediately following your photo. The only announcement that will be made will be a brief announcement at the beginning of each class period for those groups scheduled that hour so as to reduce the disruption to learning. Advisers are requested to attend the photo session for their group to verify participation of members of the group.

Please note that there are two groups added that were NOT on the schedule sent out to teachers, Diversity Circles, which will be at 12:05 and FCA which will be at 9:50.

Yearbook Fees
This is also a reminder that ALL yearbook fees must be RECEIVED by the yearbook company by this Friday, April 24. No late payments will be accepted by the yearbook company after that date. We have to turn our final numbers in immediately following this date and no extra yearbooks will be ordered. The only extra books might be the overruns that occasionally occur; however, there is never a guarantee how many of those we will receive to sell. Those will cost $60 instead of $47 plus tax. If you don’t want to miss out on the 2009 all color yearbook, please make sure that your order was paid. Information is on the counter in the main office or see Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 for assistance in contacting the yearbook company.

Attention Art Club Members:
We will be meeting Thursday, April 30 to do finger painting and vote for new Art Club Leaders for next year. If you are interested in being a leader for next year, you need to be at this meeting. The final Art Club meeting on May 14st will be our end of the year party. Permission slips for the henna art is required. There will be an optional meeting on May 21th for anyone interested in doing henna for Art Street.

Environmental Club
Did you know that If everybody in the U.S. who drives an SUV drove a car instead, the need for Middle Eastern oil imports would be eliminated entirely. To help decrease global warming Thursday april 23 ride your bike, carpool or walk to school during leave your car at home day. Thank you from the Preble EC!!!

State Forensics Festival
Congratulations to the 34 students who went to Madison on Friday and Saturday to compete in the State Forensics Festival. They are an exceptional team who worked hard and did very well making Preble proud.

We had 23 entries in the competition, and received 14 Gold medals, 7 Silver, and 2 Bronze.

Fox Communities Credit Union
Fox Communities Credit Union would like to invite everyone to join us on April 20th thru April 24th for National Credit Union Youth Week and our Spring Extravaganza. Enjoy a fresh baked cookie, while supplies last, and see what the 'Magic of Savings' is all about! You can even spin the Wheel to get free tickets for our drawing of four grand prizes and much much more! Stop by for more details.

Softball
Girls softball practice will be inside as follows. Varsity 6:15-7:15, JV's 7:15-8:15, Freshman 8:00-9:15
Attention all girls interested in playing volleyball:
remember that we have open gym tonight from 7-9pm.

Do Something
Always render more and better service than is expected of you, no matter what your task may be.

This Saturday April 25th is Global Youth Service Day. Help us show the power of Youth!
If you are interested in the environment, history, education, working with animals, recreation, we have opportunities for you.

Please see Mr. Baudhuin in Room 210 or Mrs. Bossel in the career center.

Also, the Do Something Club will be cleaning the Baird’s Creek Parkway in the Danz School area. If you are interested, it will be Tuesday April 21st. We will be meeting in Room 210 @ 3:10 until 5:00.

Please find your calling, with and through service!

he Preble Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo
Do you like the music of Marvin Gaye, Tower of Power or Chicago? If so, The Preble Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo will be holding their Spring Concert with guest vocalist & saxophonist Woody Mankowski and special guests, the Edison Middle School Jazz Ensemble. The concert is this Tuesday at 7:00 in the auditorium and admission is $3.00 at the door. Hope to see you there for some great jazz.

LMC
Monday the LMC is limited Hours 3 and 6 and closed hours 5, 7 and 8.

PAC
PAC will meet on Wednesday after school in Room 105 to discuss President Obama’s decision not to prosecute Bush administration officials who authorized torture including waterboarding. New members are always welcomed.

Pack Your Sack
It’s that time again! Pack your sack to help out Goodwill and the Salvation Army in their campaign against poverty. First hour classes will be collecting from April 20th-24th, and your donations will help support those in need. Classes that donate the most items per student will receive a breakfast party!
Tennis
Due to weather conditions, the Metro Tennis meet has been cancelled for today and tomorrow. The meet will be rescheduled for Wednesday and Friday. Listen to afternoon announcements for information regarding practice today.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Attention Unity Expo participants!
There is a meeting for those students who are serving as exhibit coordinators for Friday’s Unity Expo TODAY during PERIOD 4 in Room 205. Student coordinators should have received an information sheet explaining the meeting. Any questions may be directed to Mrs. Marshall in room 200 before or after the period 4 meeting.

All Preble Athletes
Are you looking to get an edge this summer? Do you want to become a better athlete? Well, the XL All Sport Performance Class is for you! This class will you gain the edge you need to outlast your opponent in a variety of ways. This class will focus on strength, speed, agility, quickness, along with plyometrics and core stability, all which are essential for any athlete who desires being the best in their sport.

If you are interested in this XL Summer Performance Class offered here at Preble High School get more information or sign up in the office or the Athletic Training Room after school. Class will begin on Tuesday June 16th and will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings.

Don’t let your opponent gain that edge and be the first to take part in the XL All Sport Summer Performance class now.

Friday, April 17, 2009

2009 TREES for Tomorrow GIRL’S
we will meet in Mrs.Bornowski’s room 217 after school on Tuesday, April 21st to go over last minute details.

Attention Art Club Members:
We will be meeting Thursday, April 30 to do finger painting and vote for new Art Club Leaders for next year. If you are interested in being a leader for next year, you need to be at this meeting. The final Art Club meeting on May 14st will be our end of the year party. Permission slips for the henna art is required. There will be an optional meeting on May 21th for anyone interested in doing henna for Art Street.

National Day of Silence
Today, the Gay-Straight Alliance and supporters are participating in the National Day of Silence.

The vow of silence is to protest the discrimination and harassment still facing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) people and their allies.

Please respect their choice to remain silent. Any disrespect toward those participating is considered harassment. What are you going to do to end the silence?

Teachers, students who have turned in a teacher permission slip to participate in the Day of Silence have been issued a ‘speaking card’ to explain their silence in both English and Spanish.

LMC
Friday the LMC is limited hours 1, 3 and 6.

Girls Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets lost a hard fought game at Notre Dame 1-0. Goalkeeper Taylor Weuve had 15 saves for Preble. The JV team defeated Notre Dame 2-1. This weekend Preble will compete at the Wausau Invitational Tournamant. The next home game is Tuesday against Ashwaubenon.

Next Saturday April 25th is Global Youth Service Day.
I've come to believe that each of us has a personal calling- and that the best way to succeed is to discover what you love and then find a way to offer it to others in the form of service. -Oprah Winfrey

If you are interested in the environment, history, education, working with animals, recreation, we have opportunities for you.

If you just need hours, we have opportunities for you. If you just want to help your community, we have opportunities for you.

Please see Mr. Baudhuin in Room 210 or Mrs. Bossel in the career center. Also, the Do Something Club will be cleaning the Baird’s Creek Parkway in the Danz School area. If you are interested, it will be Tuesday April 21st. Please, also check the posters for the activities of the Environmental Club next week.

Please find your calling, with and through service!

Forensics
Thirty-four members of the 2009 Preble Forensics Team are on their way to Madison today to compete in the State Festival. Over 380 high schools from all over the state will compete in this two day event. Our team will definitely be “Seeking the Gold!” for Preble and we wish them Good Luck!!

Attention National Honor Society Seniors:
Have you ordered your stoll for graduation? If not—go to student Services and fill out an order form-the cost is $18.00. Make the check payable to Preble NHS. See Mr. Pannier if you have questions.

Attention Current NHS students:
We need volunteers to assist with decorating the lids for the ice cream buckets for our upcoming fundraiser. Please see Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center and she will direct you to the project. You can work on it during your study hall, lunch period or before and after school.

Attention: Spanish Club Members
There will be a very important but brief meeting in room 221 today, Friday April 17th at 3:05! If you cannot stay for the meeting you must see Miss Fisher ASAP.

Leadership Conference
St. Norbert College is sponsoring a Leadership Conference on Saturday, May 2, from 9am-3pm. They will feature breakout sessions with keynote speakers explaining what it takes to excel as a team leader. There is a $10 fee to attend. Lunch will be provided.

If you feel you are a leader and would like to learn more, stop in the Student Service office.

Summer School
The Summer School applications are available in the Student Services office. Please stop in during your study hall, lunch period or before or after school to pick up an application and packet if needed. We will be collecting applications daily. Make sure you fill out the form completely, including parent signature and course number. Some courses need a teacher signature. The cost is $13.00 for each class. Waivers are available, see your counselor if you have any questions. Sign up early- some classes such as Physical Education fill up immediately. See your counselor if you have questions.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has announced a date for their first annual Spaghetti Dinner Fund-raiser. The dinner is set for April 19th at 6 pm. The dinner will raise scholarship funds to send Preble students to one of many FCA sport camps this summer. The event is open to any student,
coach, teacher or administrator and their family. Details are at the front office. FCA meets each Sunday night at 7 pm. Come join us!

Baseball
The Varsity Baseball Team WILL NOT be released at 2:45.

Battle of the Bands
Hey Students! Looking for something to do this weekend? Attend the Purple Parrot's Second Annual Battle of the Bands hosted by West High School. This is NOT your normal concert! The show starts at 6 PM with battling high school bands from the Green Bay area, including two bands from right here at Preble: Lethal Acorn and Syntheticism. The competition is followed by three local headline bands: Holly and the Non-Italians, Beach Patrol and Winter Children. Tickets are only $7 at the door. It's going to be an awesome show, so round up your friends and head to West for a great Saturday evening of entertainment!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

AP Government
There will be an AP government review in Room 105 right after school on Thursday.

Attention girls interesting in playing hockey next year:
There will be an informational meeting for any girls who are interested in playing hockey next year on Monday, May 4 at 5:00 pm in Green Bay East's cafeteria.

Link Crew
Any student nominated for Link Crew that was unable to attend one of Tuesday or Wednesday’s meetings can attend a make-up meeting after school in Room B116 at 3:05 tonight. This meeting will be the last chance to get information about becoming a Link Leader and an application for next year. Please see Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts with questions or concerns.

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball:
There will be an open gym tonight, Thursday April 16th at Preble from 6:30-8:30pm.

Attention Student Council members!
Please plan to meet TOMORROW during Period 8 in the Commons for a final meeting to confirm your job at the Unity Expo. If you cannot stay, at least come at the beginning of the hour to confirm your job.

UCP
Students who have signed up to be the Student Coordinator for the Unity Expo will receive confirmation sheets today. The ONE student coordinator for each group will be asked to attend a meeting on Monday, April 20 during Period 4 in Room 205 in which we review the rules and set up the Expo map. Please plan to attend on Monday.

There are many service learning events scheduled for the near future.
-Bike Rodeo in Atonement Lutheran Parking lot across from Preble on May 30th
-Options for Independent Living Spring Clean-up – May 16
-Botanical Garden Mulch and cocoa Bean Sale – April 24 & 25
-Baird Creek Preservation Clean Up – This Saturday

Students needing service hours are encouraged to stop in the Career Center for details.

Attention: Spanish Club Members
There will be a very important but brief meeting in room 221 on Friday, April 17th at 3:05! If you cannot stay for the meeting you must see Miss Fisher ASAP.

Leadership Conference
St. Norbert College is sponsoring a Leadership Conference on Saturday, May 2, from 9am-3pm. They will feature breakout sessions with keynote speakers explaining what it takes to excel as a team leader. There is a $10 fee to attend. Lunch will be provided.

If you feel you are a leader and would like to learn more, stop in the Student Service office.

Summer School Offerings
The Summer School applications are available in the Student Services office. Please stop in during your study hall, lunch period or before or after school to pick up an application and packet if needed. We will be collecting applications daily. Make sure you fill out the form completely, including parent signature and course number. Some courses need a teacher signature. The cost is $13.00 for each class. Waivers are available, see your counselor if you have any questions. Sign up early- some classes such as Physical Education fill up immediately. See your counselor if you have questions.

2009 Girl’s Trees for Tomorrow
Scholarship Recipients Please stop by to see Mrs. Bornowski in Room 217 today for your scholarship packet of information. FORMAL MEETING Thursday TODAY after school in room 217.

McKenzie Waniger
Shelbie Thilmony
Sydney Thurston
Shaina Beckers
La Vue
Abbey Muzatko
Arishna Agarwal
Maria Milkie
Pa Vue
Andrea Vertz

The Day of Silence
The Day of Silence is this Friday, April 17th. All across the country, hundreds of thousands of students at thousands of middle schools, high schools, and college campuses are taking a day-long vow of silence to protest the discrimination and harassment still facing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) people and their allies.
The Preble Gay-Straight Alliance members and supporters that would still like to participate must have a permission form signed by each of their teachers. Only those students who have permission forms turned in by 7:10 AM on 4/17 will be allowed to participate. Extra forms are available from Mr. Fellinger in room 106.
The vow of silence will be taken at 7:10 in room 106 on Friday. Please be on time.

EC
The EC will be meeting on Today in room 216 to finalize plans for Earth week. If you cannot be there see Mrs. Kispert or Mr. Hendrickson.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has announced a date for their first annual Spaghetti Dinner fund-raiser. The dinner is set for April 19th at 6 pm. The dinner will raise scholarship funds to send Preble students to one of many FCA sport camps this summer. The event is open to any student,
coach, teacher or administrator and their family. Details are at the front office. FCA meets each Sunday night at 7 pm. Come join us!

The Presidential Service Award
The Presidential Service Award will be awarded to students who have completed 100+ hours of service from May 1, 2006 – April 30, 2007. Recipients will receive a medal and a certificate signed by President Obama for their service.

If you are one of these outstanding students, please submit your service hours to Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center by April 30th.

New this year is the Civic Engagement Award. This award will be given to freshmen only who have completed 25-99 hours of service as of April 30th. If there is a freshmen who has completed 100+ hours by April 30, he/she will receive the Presidential Award.

Seniors, graduation is quickly approaching.
As part of your graduation requirement, you must have 24 hours of service learning completed. Those who do not meet the requirement will not receive a diploma. If you cannot complete the requirement by graduation time, and would like to participate in the graduation ceremony, please see Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center to complete a service “plan”. Having a “plan” on file will allow you to attend the ceremony. Once you’ve completed the hours, you will receive your diploma.

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

Track announcement.
Congratulations to our Men’s track and field team who defeated Green Bay East last night at our own facility. Preble earned 121 points compared to East, who totaled 25 points. Preble won 16 of the 18 events in the victory.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

2009 TREES for Tomorrow scholarship applications ARE DUE TODAY!
Submit your application to your science teacher by 3:15 today. You will be notified by Friday April 17th if you have been accepted.

Knitting Club
This announcement is for anyone who attended at least three meetings of the Knitting Club this school year. There is a sign up list for the yearbook group photo on the door of Room 205. Please sign up if you attended Knitting Club this past year at least three times, especially if you donated knitted items for the homeless or for students at Danz Elementary. We need your names if you are to appear in the yearbook photo. Only two people have signed up so far. You will NOT be allowed to appear in the photo unless you have signed up in advance. This is true of all clubs which will be photographed next Wednesday during group photo day.

Yearbook
This is also a reminder that the 2009 yearbook payments must be RECEIVED by the yearbook company by April 24. There is no guarantee that payments received after that date will ensure that you will receive a yearbook. Information on how to contact the yearbook company is on the counter in the main office. See Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 if you have questions about your order.

AP Government
There will be an AP government review in Room 105 right after school on Thursday.

Athletic Training
Bellinhealth is offering an athletic training student workshop on Saturday, May 30. This workshop is open to students in grades 9-12 interested in becoming a high school student athletic trainer or interestd in athletic training as a profession. There is a $15 fee. Registration due date is April 30th. Stop in Career Center for further details.

Link Crew
Reminder to students who have been nominated to Link Crew for next year: If you are interested in being a leader please remember to attend one of these informational meetings. You MUST attend one of these meetings if you want to be a leader next year.

Today during the lunch hours in the LMC. Please note, this location has been changed, and the meeting will now be in the LMC instead of the auditorium. These meetings will start two minutes after the period begins and will only last about 10 minutes so you will have plenty of time left to get to lunch.

These meetings will start promptly at the listed starting time, so do not be late or you will not be allowed to attend that particular meeting.

See Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts with questions or concerns.

Girls Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets battled to a 1-1 tie against Bay Port. The lone goal was scored by Kacey VanderWegen. Taylor Weuve had 10 saves in the goal, including a spectacular game saver in the 2nd overtime on a Bay Port Break away. The Hornet JV team won their game against Bay Port.
The next game is at Notre Dame on Thursday evening.

College representatives visiting this week are:
Wednesday, April 15
US Air Force Commons during lunch pds

Thursday, April 16
Milwaukee School of Engineering 10:23

Juniors welcomed

Sign up in the Career Center.

Jazz Ensemble
Jazz Ensemble will have practice tonight from 3:15 until 3:45. Our guest artist will be here, so please be early and ready for a downbeat at 3:15!

Multicultural Campus Career Day
NWTC is sponsoring their annual “Multicultural Campus Career Day” on Thursday, April 23 from 7:30 – noon. All junior and seniors of color with a 2.0/better GPA are welcomed to attend. You will have the opportunity to learn about admissions, financial aid, and tour the campus. Transportation and breakfast will be provided. Registration and permission slips are due tomorrow. Stop in Career Center for further information.

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball:
There will be an open gym on Thursday April 16th at Preble from 6:30-8:30pm.

PAC
Pac will meet after school today in Room 105 to discuss the current tax codes, North Korea, and member requests. New members are always welcomed.

Summer School Offerings
The Summer School applications are available in the Student Services office. Please stop in during your study hall, lunch period or before or after school to pick up an application and packet if needed. We will be collecting applications daily. Make sure you fill out the form completely, including parent signature and course number. Some courses need a teacher signature. The cost is $13.00 for each class. Waivers are available, see your counselor if you have any questions. Sign up early- some classes such as Physical Education fill up immediately. See your counselor if you have questions.

EC
The EC will be meeting on Thursday in room 216 to finalize plans for Earth week. If you cannot be there see Mrs. Kispert or Mr. Hendrickson.

Attention: All male track and field athletes
Our track and field meet starting time was moved ahead to a 3:30 start time. Because of this, all men track and field athletes who will be competing in the field events, and the first running events, will be excused at 2:45 today. If you do not compete until later in the meet, or if you are not eligible for this meet, please remain in class until school is finished. The meet lineup will be posted by noon today down in the locker room area.

Today, our men’s and women’s track and field teams will host Green Bay East. Events begin at 3:30. Come on down and support our teams in their quest to defeat East.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Morp
Here is your first Morp warning: Go the thrift store and get your clothes. Morp is Friday, April 24 from 7:00-10:00.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Trees for Tomorrow
2009 TREES for Tomorrow scholarship applications will be accepted until Wednesday, April 15. Pick up, complete and submit your application to your science teacher by WED THIS WEEK!
Don’t miss this amazing resume building opportunity!

Fellowship of Christian Athletes-FCA
FCA will be holding a spaghetti dinner at Spring Lake Church on Sunday, April 19th all are welcome fliers are available in the main office.

Buzz staff:
We will be meeting each night after school this week to work on the latest issue of the Buzz. Plan on stopping at least one night this week to do your part.

Summer School Offerings
The Summer School applications are available in the Student Services office. Please stop in during your study hall, lunch period or before or after school to pick up an application and packet if needed. We will be collecting applications daily. Make sure you fill out the form completely, including parent signature and course number. Some courses need a teacher signature. The cost is $13.00 for each class. Waivers are available, see your counselor if you have any questions. Sign up early- some classes such as Physical Education fill up immediately. See your counselor if you have questions.

All Preble Athletes
Are you looking to get an edge this summer? Do you want to become a better athlete? Well, the XL All Sport Performance Class is for you! This class will you gain the edge you need to outlast your opponent in a variety of ways. This class will focus on strength, speed, agility, quickness, along with plyometrics and core stability, all which are essential for any athlete who desires being the best in their sport.

If you are interested in this XL Summer Performance Class offered here at Preble High School get more information or sign up in the office or the Athletic Training Room after school. Class will begin on Tuesday June 16th and will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings.

Don’t let your opponent gain that edge and be the first to take part in the XL All Sport Summer Performance class now.

Attention cast and crew for the play Disco Fever:
Ads for the program for the play Disco Fever are due today. Bring them to room 247 by the end of the school day. Remember, ads for the program for the play Disco Fever are due 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

Knitting Club
This announcement is for anyone who attended at least three meetings of the Knitting Club this school year. There is a sign up list for the yearbook group photo on the door of Room 205. Please sign up if you attended Knitting Club this past year at least three times, especially if you donated knitted items for the homeless or for students at Danz Elementary. We need your names if you are to appear in the yearbook photo.

Yearbook
This is also a reminder that the 2009 yearbook payments must be RECEIVED by the yearbook company by April 24. There is no guarantee that payments received after that date will ensure that you will receive a yearbook. Information on how to contact the yearbook company is on the counter in the main office. See Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 if you have questions about your order.

Seniors
Are you a senior who has a goal of earning a college degree but are short the necessary units for admission? UW-Fox Valley is offering a new program called the UWFox Bridge Program. Students attend during the summer term as a “Special Student”, take “Learning Skills” and an additional course that fulfills the credit deficiency. If you complete the course with a “C” or better, you will begin the fall term as a degree-seeking student. Further information in the Career Center.

Band III
Any students wishing to audition for Band III for the 2009-2010 school year must sign up for an audition time Today, Tomorrow or Thursday. Late auditions will not be accepted, please see Mr. Marlowe for details and questions.

Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club will meet today from 3:00 until 4:00 in room 117.

Cabaret
COME TO THE CABARET April 17th and 18th. Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Cabaret. The theme is “A Clockwork Green” celebrating music and skits dealing with the element of time, the color green, and saving the earth. This is your last chance this year to see our award winning show choirs in their home environment. Tickets are $7 and on sale before and after school every day. Show begins at 7:00pm each night. There is also a Charity Dinner prepared by our award winning culinary arts students on Saturday the 18th before the stage show. Tickets for the dinner and show are $30. If you have any questions please see Mr. Flogel in room 189.

Link Crew
Reminder to students who have been nominated to Link Crew for next year: If you are interested in being a leader please remember to attend one of these informational meetings. You MUST attend one of these meetings if you want to be a leader next year.

Tuesday April 14th at 3:05 in room B116.

Wednesday April 15th at 7:00 am in the auditorium,

Wednesday April 15th during the lunch hours in the LMC. Please note, this location has been changed, and the meeting will now be in the LMC instead of the auditorium. These meetings will start two minutes after the period begins and you will be able to leave with plenty of time for lunch.

These meetings will start promptly at the listed starting time, so do not be late or you will not be allowed to attend that particular meeting.

Please see Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts if you have any questions.

ATTENTION Forensics Team Members:
The Forensics meeting to prepare for State is tomorrow after school in Rm. 123. All team members are expected to attend. All State permission forms must be turned in at the meeting.

Attention all Soccer fans!
On Thursday evening of last week the Varsity Lady Hornets began the conference season with a 3-0 win over Green Bay East. Goals were scored by Kasey VanderWegen, Emily Young and Sierra Valentine. Taylor Weuve earned the shutout in goal. Score of the JV game was Preble 8 - East 0. Last night Varsity lost a hard fought game in double overtime to Appleton East 3-2. Preble goals were scored by Sierra Valentine and Karli Wagner. Tori Moule recorded 7 saves in goal.
The next game is tonight at home against Bay Port. The JV game begins at 4:30 followed by Varsity at 6:30. See you there!

College representatives visiting this week are:
Wednesday, April 15 US Air Force Commons during lunch pds

Thursday, April 16 Milwaukee School of Engineering 10:23

Juniors welcomed

Sign up in the Career Center.

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball:
There will be an open gym on Thursday April 16th at Preble from 6:30-8:30pm.

Dance Team
The dance team will be having tryouts Tuesday, April 14th - Saturday, April 18th. There will also be tryout prep classes on Tuesday, April 7th and Thursday, April 9th. For more information, visit the dance team's website at www.freewebs.com/prebledance

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Attention cast and crew of the play Disco Fever:
All ads for the program are at the beginning of next week. You must have your ads in by Tuesday at the latest to have them in the Disco Fever program.

Cabaret
COME TO THE CABARET April 17th and 18th. Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Cabaret. The theme is “A Clockwork Green” celebrating music and skits dealing with the element of time, the color green, and saving the earth. This is your last chance this year to see our award winning show choirs in their home environment. Tickets are $7 and on sale before and after school every day. Show begins at 7:00pm each night. There is also a Charity Dinner prepared by our award winning culinary arts students on Saturday the 18th before the stage show. Tickets for the dinner and show are $30. If you have any questions please see Mr. Flogel in room 189.

Link Crew
During 3rd hour today Link Crew nomination letters will be delivered to the classrooms. Last week teachers were given the opportunity to nominate students whom they thought would be good link leaders for the 2009-2010 school year. Only students who were nominated by a teacher will receive a nomination letter. If you receive a nomination letter and are interested in being link leader next year, please attend one of the informational meetings. There will be three meetings.

Tuesday, April 14th at 3:00 in room B116

Thursday April 15th at 7:00 am in the auditorium,

Thursday April 15th during the lunch hours in the LMC. Please note, this location has been changed, and the meeting will now be in the LMC instead of the auditorium.

Attention EC members and those interested in the environment!
There will be a meeting Today, April 9 after school in room 216. We have a lot to talk about with Earth week coming up and other opportunities available to you and our school. See you Tonight after school in room 216. All are welcome.

ATTENTION Forensics Team Members:
Don’t forget to turn in your apparel orders for sweatshirts and sweatpants TODAY if you want them before State. Payment is due April 15th.

All State permission forms and any outstanding fundraiser money must be turned in today.

Attention all Soccer fans!
Tonight the Lady Hornets kick-off their Conference schedule with games at Green Bay East. The Junior Varsity game begins at 4:30 and Varsity follows at 6:30. Start your long weekend off right by supporting your Soccer Hornets. Good luck ladies and we will see you at East!

Scholarship Inc.
Just a reminder to all seniors who turned in an application to Scholarship Inc., your SAR-Student Aid Report- is due today. You can still turn your SAR into the Student Services office anytime today by 2:45 or get it to Scholarship Inc. by the end of the day today. Today is the deadline. See your counselor if you have any questions.

Summer School Offerings
The Summer School applications are available in the Student Services office now. Please stop in during your study hall, lunch period or before or after school to pick up an application and packet if needed. We will be collecting all applications today. All applications received by 3:00 pm today will be dropped off at the district office Tuesday April 14th; the first day the district office is accepting applications. Make sure your fill out the form completely, including parent signature and course number. Some courses need a teacher signature. The cost is $13.00 for each class. Waivers are available, see your counselor if you have any questions. Sign up early- some classes such as Physical Education fill up immediately.

Dance Team
The dance team will be having tryouts Tuesday, April 14th - Saturday, April 18th. There will also be tryout prep classes on Tuesday, April 7th and Thursday, April 9th. For more information, visit the dance team's website at www.freewebs.com/prebledance

Cheerleaders
This is a reminder that all cheerleaders should turn their uniforms in on Thursday at 3:15 in room 265. There also will be a meeting for all members of the 2009-2010 cheerleading team Thursday at 3:15 in room 265.

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

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00! Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Sting Cancer Sting Stronger Wear Yellow Day
It is that time of year again. The second annual Sting Cancer Sting StrongerWear Yellow Day will again be on May 13th. Mayor Schmitt is proclaiming it “wear yellow day” throughout Green Bay and county supervisor Tom Hinz is taking it a step further to proclaim all of Brown county wear yellow on May 13th on behalf of Preble Sting Cancer.

We are hoping for lots of support and creative ideas for this very special day.

Sting Cancer members-tomorrow’s meeting will focus on ideas for May 13th and we will be joined by the new recipient of our Sting it Forward program, The recently formed Sting Cancer Team from Notre Dame Academy.

Since ND’s team is coming to learn how the original SC team goes about successfully planning major events, I am urging all SC members to make it a priority to come and show ND’s Sting Cancer how to help make a difference in the community.

CABARET
COME TO THE CABARET April 17th and 18th. Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Cabaret. The theme is “A Clockwork Green” celebrating music and skits dealing with the element of time, the color green, and saving the earth. This is your last chance this year to see our award winning show choirs in their home environment. Tickets are $7 and on sale before and after school every day. Show begins at 7:00pm each night. There is also a Charity Dinner prepared by our award winning culinary arts students on Saturday the 18th before the stage show. Tickets for the dinner and show are $30. If you have any questions please see Mr. Flogel in room 189.

Environmental Club
Want to get involved in earth week? Come to the EC meeting on Thursday in room 216 after school. All are welcome.

ATTENTION Forensics Team Members:
Please have your apparel orders in to Mrs. Miller by Thursday. Payment is due before or at the meeting on April 15th.

All State permission forms and any outstanding fundraiser money must be returned by Thursday.

Girls Track and Field
The Preble girls’s track and field team placed 2nd among the 6 team Eastern Divisional meet in Manitowac last night. The team received 5 first place finishes, the 4 lap relay consisting of Kayla Counard, Kaitlin Medenwald, Jena Voss, and Johanna Harris, the 3200 meter relay consisting of Kaitlyn Soukup, Lauren Schauer, Steph Stock and Kali Cibula, two firsts from Gina Gigot and a first from Kim Drewiske. Xcongratulations girls.

Boys Track and Field
Our men’s track and field team their second consecutive FRC Conference East Division Indoor Title last night and out distanced second place Green Bay East by over 100 points. Preble won 11 of the 16 events, and had numerous other high place finishes, providing team depth to secure the conference win. Our men’s next meet will be this coming Saturday at UW Whitewater for the State Indoor Championships.

GSA
The Gay-Straight Alliance will be meeting tonight after school in room 107. Please plan on attending if you plan on being part of the Day of Silence.

Multicultural Campus Career Day
NWTC is sponsoring their annual “Multicultural Campus Career Day” on Thursday, April 23 from 7:30 – noon. All junior and seniors of color with a 2.0/better GPA are welcomed to attend. You will have the opportunity to learn about admissions, financial aid, and tour the campus. Transportation and breakfast will be provided. Further information along with permission slip is available in the Career Center.

PAC
Political Awareness Club will not meet this week

Summer School Offerings
The Summer School applications are available in the Student Services office now. Please stop in during your study hall, lunch period or before or after school to pick up an application and packet if needed. We will be collecting all applications today and tomorrow. All applications received by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, April 9th, will be dropped off at the district office Tuesday April 14th; the first day the district office is accepting applications. Make sure your fill out the form completely, including parent signature and course number. Some courses need a teacher signature. The cost is $13.00 for each class. Waivers are available, see your counselor if you have any questions. Sign up early- some classes such as Physical Education fill up immediately.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has announced a date for their first annual Spaghetti Dinner Fund-raiser. The dinner is set for April 19th at 6 pm. The dinner will raise scholarship funds to send Preble students to one of many FCA sport camps this summer. The event is open to any student,
coach, teacher or administrator and their family. Details are at the front office. FCA meets each Sunday night at 7 pm. Come join us!

Cheerleaders
This is a reminder that all cheerleaders should turn their uniforms in on Thursday at 3:15 in room 265. There also will be a meeting for all members of the 2009-2010 cheerleading team Thursday at 3:15 in room 265.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Unity Expo
This is a reminder that all participant forms and exhibit forms for the Unity Expo should have been handed in to the Main Office by now. Any students who were absent or who needed signatures need to bring their forms to Mrs. Marshall in Room 200 TODAY. Students who will need to choose alternate exhibits will be contacted tomorrow so that changes can be made.

Wednesday the LMC is limited hours 3, 5 and 6.

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Scholarships
The Green Bay Kiwanis Club Downtown Scholarship has been extended. Students pursuing careers in engineering, math & science education, and the Fine Art (limited to music, drama, art or art/music education) are eligible.

The Will to Win Scholarship Program is offering scholarships to seniors with asthma that have excelled in one of the following areas: performing arts, community service, athletics, visual arts or science.

Applications available in the Career Center.

Do Something
Seventy-five years to the day after President Roosevelt signed the Civilian Conservation Corps into law, the House of Representatives sent President Obama a sweeping expansion of national service that will engage millions of Americans in meeting national needs and solving local problems through volunteer service.

If you are interested in learning more about service, or the Americorp program, please come to the Do Something Meeting in Room 210 at 3:10 today.

Matt Vaness from Americorp will be helping Do Something plan our last project for the year. We will be focusing our attention on “Youth Service Day” April 25TH. Please join us if you are interested in helping out or even just need service hours!

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

Chess Club
The Hornet Chess Club will meet today from 3:00 until 4:00 in room 117. The Club will begin its end-of-season tournament; members must be present to be included in the bracket.

Attention EC members and those interested in the environment!
There will be a meeting this Thursday, April 9 after school in room 216. We have a lot to talk about with Earth week coming up and other opportunities available to you and our school.
See you on Thursday after school in room 216. All are welcome.

Unity Expo
Please remember that all forms for participants and exhibits for the Preble Unity Expo are due in the Main Office today at 3:00 PM. Anyone who plans to participate in the Expo must have a signed participant form submitted. Any students who plan to have any type of exhibit must also submit ONE FORM per exhibit.

PAC
Political Awareness Club will not meet this week.

SkillsUSA Meeting
Tuesday April 7 at 3:05 in room 153 Year Book Picture will be Taken

Dance Team
The dance team will be having tryouts Tuesday, April 14th - Saturday, April 18th. There will also be tryout prep classes on Tuesday, April 7th and Thursday, April 9th. There will be an informational meeting in room 105 at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, April 7th. For more information, visit the dance team's website at www.freewebs.com/prebledance

The Presidential Service Award
The Presidential Service Award will be awarded to students who have completed 100+ hours of service from May 1, 2006 – April 30, 2007. Recipients will receive a medal and a certificate signed by President Obama for their service.

If you are one of these outstanding students, please submit your service hours to Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center by April 30th.

New this year is the Civic Engagement Award. This award will be given to freshmen only who have completed 25-99 hours of service as of April 30th. If there is a freshmen who has completed 100+ hours by April 30, he/she will receive the Presidential Award.

Graduation
Seniors, graduation is quickly approaching. An update of service hours has been posted outside of the Student Service Office. Please check it out for any discrepancies. As part of your graduation requirement, you must have 24 hours of service learning completed. Those who do not meet the requirement will not receive a diploma. If you cannot complete the requirement by graduation time, and would like to participate in the graduation ceremony, please see Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center to complete a service “plan”. Having a “plan” on file will allow you to attend the ceremony. Once you’ve completed the hours, you will receive your diploma.

Track and Field
Attention all track and field throwers. This is a reminder to all track and field throwers. Please have equipment for indoor or outdoor for practice today. Complete your warm up right away. Coach Nell will be getting to school shortly after.

Our men’s and women’s track and field teams will compete in the FRC Conference East Division Indoor meet today at Manitowoc. Events begin at 4:00 PM. Come and support your track and field teams.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00! Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Monday, April 6, 2009

Additional Scholarships available in the Career Center are:
-Tillman Scholarship – Applicant may attend either a four-year or technical college. Preference given to those entering the medical field.

-Rosetta Stone Essay Contest – Applicant must be a senior who has learned English as a Second language. Essay should explain how learning English has opened up a world of possibilities for you.

-Mabel Smith Memorial Scholarship – Applicant must be of color with financial need. Applicant may attend either a four-year or technical college.

Do Something
Seventy-five years to the day after President Roosevelt signed the Civilian Conservation Corps into law, the House of Representatives sent President Obama a sweeping expansion of national service that will engage millions of Americans in meeting national needs and solving local problems through volunteer service.

If you are interested in learning more about service, or the Americorp program, please come to the Do Something Meeting in Room 210 at 3:10 on Tuesday.

Matt Vaness from Americorp will be helping Do Something plan our last project for the year. We will be focusing our attention on “Youth Service Day” April 25TH. Please join us if you are interested in helping out or even just need service hours!

Attention National Honor Society
Our monthly meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 7, that’s tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. in the auditorium. Attendance is mandatory. Please be prompt and remind your NHS friends.

French Speaking Contest
Congratulations to Savannah Carr who earned 3 “superior” ratings over the weekend at the regional French Speaking Contest at West De Pere Middle School. This exceptional achievement qualifies her for the state French Speaking Contest, which will be held April 25th at UWGB.

College representatives visiting this week are:
Tuesday, April 7 Carroll College 8:30

Wednesday, April 8 Northern Michigan 9:22

Juniors welcomed Sign up in the Career Center.

Preble Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo
Congratulations to the Preble Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo, these groups traveled to Eau Claire on Friday to participate in the 42nd annual Jazz Fest. Both groups performed and received great critiques and comments. In addition Greg Siegrist, Jonny Vesely and Sam DeVillers all received “Outstanding Soloist” awards. Congrats again and great job! See you all at practice tonight from 6:30 until 8:00!

The Buzz
There will be a staff meeting for the entire Buzz staff on Monday April 6, 2009. We will be discussing the upcoming conference in Oshkosh, plus passing out our new Buzz staff shirts. All articles for the April issue must be in for this meeting.

NHS inductees
Today during period 3 officers from the NHS will be notifying those students that will be inducted to NHS this spring.

Congratulations to those students who have worked hard to accomplish this award.

Thank you to the teachers for allowing this belief interruption to recognize these students.

Multicultural Campus Career Day
NWTC is sponsoring their annual “Multicultural Campus Career Day” on Thursday, April 23 from 7:30 – noon. All junior and seniors of color with a 2.0/better GPA are welcomed to attend. You will have the opportunity to learn about admissions, financial aid, and tour the campus. Transportation and breakfast will be provided. Further information along with permission slip is available in the Career Center.

PAC
The Preble PAC would like to thank all who donated money to the Stars and Stripes Honor Flights for World War II veterans. You helped raise nearly $350 in a single day for a cause that shows the true spirit of America. Thank you again! And remember, the real thank you, goes to the veterans who have fought in past wars and are fighting in current wars, for our liberty and freedom. PAC will meet on Wednesday after school in Room 105 to discuss North Korea. New members are always welcomed.

SkillsUSA Meeting
Tuesday April 7 at 3:05 in room 153 Year Book Picture will be Taken

Today the LMC is limited hour 5.

Tennis
Due to the cold temperatures, their will be NO TENNIS PRACTICE today. Their will be NO MEETING or PRACTICE.

FBLA
The Preble chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America participated at the 2009 State Leadership Competition last week in Milwaukee. Congratulations goes out to the following members who placed in the top ten in their events at state:
Jennifer Nooyen and Kylie Watzka – Desktop Publishing
Mike Keim and Alex Falish – Global Business
Mindy Kubiak - Computer Applications
Joe Puissant – Cyber Security
Connor Dougherty, Davis Kim, and Trevor Kim – E-business
Rachel Vernon – Intro to Business Communication
Nathan Heim – Marketing
Mike Molzahn, Alex Ronsman and Max Schweiner – Web Site Development
Zach Dockum and Danny Fitchett - Entrepreneurship

Zach and Danny and will represent Preble at the National FBLA Competition in Anaheim, CA this summer.

FCA
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has announced a date for their first annual Spaghetti Dinner Fund-raiser. The dinner is set for April 19th at 6 pm. The dinner will raise scholarship funds to send Preble students to one of many FCA sport camps this summer. The event is open to any student, coach, teacher or administrator and their family. Details are at the front office. FCA meets each Sunday night at 7 pm. Come join us!

Phuture Phoenix
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00!
Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Walking Club
Reminder to the Walking Club, we will not be meeting tonight after school.

All Preble Athletes
Are you looking to get an edge this summer? Do you want to become a better athlete? Well, the XL All Sport Performance Class is for you! This class will you gain the edge you need to outlast your opponent in a variety of ways. This class will focus on strength, speed, agility, quickness, along with plyometrics and core stability, all which are essential for any athlete who desires being the best in their sport.

If you are interested in this XL Summer Performance Class offered here at Preble High School get more information or sign up in the office or the Athletic Training Room after school. Class will begin on Tuesday June 16th and will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings.

Don’t let your opponent gain that edge and be the first to take part in the XL All Sport Summer Performance class now.

Friday, April 3, 2009

Announcement for Post Prom Party
Juniors, your Prom will be here before you know it! It is on Saturday April 4 and we want to remind you about the Post Prom party that evening from 10:30p.m. to 2:00a.m. at Edison Middle School. You won’t want to miss all of the fun! There are so many activities to pick from, including: Black Jack, Ping Pong, board games, Basketball, Volleyball, Karaoke, a D.J. and more. There will be prizes given away all night, with some major prizes at the end of the evening. All Juniors and Prom Guests are welcome to this FREE party. You and your guest must be PRE-REGISTERED. Registration forms are in the main office. There will be a lot of food and snacks with soda and water also provided. This is a fun and safe way to end your very special evening!!

LMC
Friday the LMC is limited hours 7 and 8.

Track
The Preble girl’s track and field team placed 2nd in an eight team field at Neenah last night. The girls were lead by Gina Gigot’s 2 first place finishes in the hurdles and Katelyn Smith in the 1600 and Kaitlyn Soukup in the 800. Congratulations girls.

Our men’s freshman/sophomore track and field team did an outstanding job last night in winning the very prestigious UW – Oshkosh Titan Invitational. There were over 25 division one teams at this meet. Congratulations

Soccer
Last night a new era in Preble Soccer began. The Varsity Lady Hornets kicked-off the 2009 season with a 3-0 victory against Menasha. The Hornets were led by Sophomore Sierra Valentine who scored 2 goals and Junior Heather Hack who also scored a goal. Goalkeeper Taylor Weuve had 5 saves in recording the shutout. Way to go ladies!

Tonight Preble Varsity continues with another home game against Menominee Falls. Kickoff time is 6:30 p.m. Come see what all the excitement is about and cheer your Soccer Hornets. Good luck girls!

Girls Basketball
Girls basketball players that order picture CD’s or DVD’s should be receiving them today in their math classes. If you ordered one and did not receive it, please see Mrs. Weuve in Room 245.

College representatives visiting next week are:
Tuesday, April 7 Carroll College 8:30
Wednesday, April 8 Northern Michigan 9:22

Juniors welcomed

Sign up in the Career Center.

The Buzz
There will be a staff meeting for the entire Buzz staff on Monday April 6, 2009. We will be discussing the upcoming conference in Oshkosh, plus passing out our new Buzz staff shirts. All articles for the April issue must be in for this meeting.

Spring Play
Tonight’s REHEARSAL for the CAST of Disco Fever will follow the schedule for Act. 1 Scenes 3 and 4.

All seniors among the cast and crews who did not get their picture taken yesterday for the playbill, should go to the auditorium at 3:15 today. Bring the biography forms with you.

ATTENTION CAST AND CREWS:
If you still did not return your contracts to Ms. Schewe you should do so immediately if you still want to be in the play and a member of Preble Players Theatre.

SkillsUSA Meeting
Tuesday April 7 at 3:05 in room 153 Year Book Picture will be Taken

The Presidential Service Award
The Presidential Service Award will be awarded to students who have completed 100+ hours of service from May 1, 2006 – April 30, 2007. Recipients will receive a medal and a certificate signed by President Obama for their service.

If you are one of these outstanding students, please submit your service hours to Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center by April 30th.

New this year is the Civic Engagement Award. This award will be given to freshmen only who have completed 25-99 hours of service as of April 30th. If there is a freshmen who has completed 100+ hours by April 30, he/she will receive the Presidential Award.

Seniors
Seniors, graduation is quickly approaching. An update of service hours has been posted outside of the Student Service Office. Please check it out for any discrepancies. As part of your graduation requirement, you must have 24 hours of service learning completed. Those who do not meet the requirement will not receive a diploma. If you cannot complete the requirement by graduation time, and would like to participate in the graduation ceremony, please see Mrs. Bossell in the Career Center to complete a service “plan”. Having a “plan” on file will allow you to attend the ceremony. Once you’ve completed the hours, you will receive your diploma.

Fox Communities Credit Union
“Fox Communities Credit Union’s trivia winner for this week is Caullen Omdahl! Caullen Omdahl please stop by the credit union in the cafeteria to claim your prize! We invite everyone to enter our weekly trivia for a chance to win a buzzing cool prize!”

Walking Club
Reminder to the Walking Club, we will not meet on Monday, April 6, due to the faculty meeting.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Prom
The guest forms for Junior Prom are now available in the main office. They are due back into the main office by 3:30 today.

AP Government
AP Government review session will be held on Thursday April 2nd right after school in Room 105.

Attention Sting Cancer Members:
We will have a very important meeting tonight as we have final preparations to finish up for tomorrow’s Dinner Gala and we must continue to prepare for May 13th, the Sting Stronger Wear Yellow Day that we will initiate through Green Bay and all of Brown County next month. See everyone tonight!!

Fishing Club
There will be a fishing club meeting held tonight in room 228 at 3:00. See Mr. Valley if you have any questions. Bring your money for your hat and/or jacket if you ordered or purchased one.

Attention all Soccer fans!
Tonight a new era in Preble Soccer begins. The Varsity Lady Hornets kick-off the 2009 season at home against Menasha. Game time is 6:30 p.m. Come see what all the excitement is about and cheer your Soccer Hornets. Good luck ladies and we will see you there!

GSA
Students who have ordered “Love Whomever” t-shirts from the GSA can pick them up during your lunch hours or after school from Mrs. Muzatko in Student Services.

College representative visiting this week is:
Tuesday, April 7 Carroll College 8:30
Wednesday, April 8 Northern Michigan 9:22

Juniors welcomed

Sign up in the Career Center.

Softball
JV Softball practice is outside at Baird park from 4:00-6:00 today

The Buzz
There will be a staff meeting for the entire Buzz staff on Monday April 6, 2009. We will be discussing the upcoming conference in Oshkosh, plus passing out our new Buzz staff shirts. All articles for the April issue must be in for this meeting.

PAC
In order to support the Wisconsin Stars and Stripes Honor Flight program, the Preble PAC will be in the commons on Thursday to collect donations for World War II Veterans. These donations will help the effort to send as many Wisconsin World War II Veterans to Washington, D.C. as possible, so that they can see the War Memorial that was built in honor of them and their sacrifice. If you see a member of the PAC in the commons on today, please make a small donation, as every penny counts. Thank you.

Read On Preble
Come to the LMC during your lunch hour on TODAY for the Read On Preble book discussion of The Gospel According to Larry. We’ll have treats and you can earn extra credit!

LMC
Thursday the LMC is limited hours 3 and 8.

Phuture Phoenix
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00! Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

Fox Communities Credit Union Lucky Locker Winners for March
#1699; #1721; #1743; #1769; #1775; #1860; #1873; #1672; #1930; and #1961. Once again, the Lucky Locker Winners are: #1699; #1721; #1743; #1769; #1775; #1860; #1873; #1672; #1930; and #1961.”

If you are one of these Lucky Locker winners, please stop by your In-School Credit Union, located in the cafeteria, to claim your FREE Prize!!!

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

The March Students of the Month are:
Kari Bitters
Chelsea Caldie
John Carrasquillo
Marco Castro
Jennifer Collins
Daphne Drossart
Dylan Johnson
Koua Lor
Taylor Michels
Samuel Naniot
Jesus A. Roscan
Daniel Salas
Augustine Santillan
Zachery Skaggs
Taylor VandenPlas
Alexander VanEss
Ka Vang
Abby Vertz
Brittany Wondrash
Kong Xiong
Tou Wa Yang

Congratulations, students!

Dance Team
There will be technique classes for anyone interested in trying out for the dance team on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:30 starting tomorrow.

Preble Newsletter
The Preble Newsletter went to all parents via email yesterday. Your parent needs to signed up for parent connect in order to receive the newsletter. If your parent does not have an email address hard copies of the newsletter can be picked up in the main office.

If you would like your parent to have access to parent connect and receive important information like newsletters directions can be pick up directions in the main office or print them off the Preble website.

Announcement for Post Prom Party
Juniors, your Prom will be here before you know it! It is on Saturday April 4 and we want to remind you about the Post Prom party that evening from 10:30p.m. to 2:00a.m. at Edison Middle School. You won’t want to miss all of the fun! There are so many activities to pick from, including: Black Jack, Ping Pong, board games, Basketball, Volleyball, Karaoke, a D.J. and more. There will be prizes given away all night, with some major prizes at the end of the evening. All Juniors and Prom Guests are welcome to this FREE party. You and your guest must be PRE-REGISTERED. Registration forms are in the main office. There will be a lot of food and snacks with soda and water also provided. This is a fun and safe way to end your very special evening!!

AP Government review session
AP Government review session will be held on Thursday April 2nd right after school in Room 105.

Art Club
Art Club is meeting tomorrow to make dream catchers. See you there.

National Chemistry Olympiad Exam
On March 18th, several chemistry students took part in the Local section of the National Chemistry Olympiad Exam. Mr. Haller would like to thank all of those who took part in the exam, and would like to congratulate Megan Larson and McKinley Meyer who placed in the top ten of all students in North East Wisconsin. They have qualified to go onto the next round in the competition. Mr. Haller would also like to congratulate Ryan Mease who scored in the top two in North East Wisconsin for first year chemistry students. Thanks again to all who participated and good luck to those who go on to the next round!

Wisconsin State Honor’s Choir
Congratulations to Claire Bassett, Mary Arendt, Molly Mineau, and Dan Cape who were all selected for the Wisconsin State Honor’s Choir. They will get to attend an honor’ music camp this summer and perform at the State Music Convention next October.

Attention Fishing Club
There will be a fishing club meeting held Thursday in room 228 at 3:00. See Mr. Valley if you have any questions. Bring your money for your hat and/or jacket if you ordered or purchased one.

Forenics
There will be a Forensics meeting today at 3:10 in Rm. 123. A lot of important information will be discussed and State permission forms given. All team members including the alternates are expected to attend.

GSA
The Love Whomever GSA shirts have arrived! Students, please stop in room 107 after school today to pick up your shirts, or on Thursday see Mrs. Muzatko in Student Services.

Also a reminder that there is a GSA meeting tonight after school in room 107. Everyone is welcome!

Attention Juniors
The guest forms for Junior Prom are now available in the main office. They are due back into the main office by 3:00 tomorrow.

Language Arts Academic
Congratulations Language Arts Academic on taking 2nd place in Green Bay’s Academic Competition!! Job well done!!!

Preble’s “A” team members who competed are ---
Jessie Lamer
Leah Wachowski
Claire Bassett
Megan Thilmony
Julia Wochos
Kelly Ripp
Alyssa Kempke

Also competing were Preble’s “B” team members --
Cassie Hendricks
Geri Sundstrom
Megan Harrison
Matt Mottl
Katie Campshure
Sarabeth Hall
Nora Hastings

Preble Math Academic Team
Congratulations to Megan Larson, Sally Cheung, Jason Jacobs, McLinkey Meyer, Fred Dorn, and Billy LaLuzerne of the Preble Math Academic Team for finishing SECOND last night at the Green Bay Academic Competition.

PAC
In order to support the Wisconsin Stars and Stripes Honor Flight program, the Preble PAC will be in the commons on Thursday to collect donations for World War II Veterans. These donations will help the effort to send as many Wisconsin World War II Veterans to Washington, D.C. as possible, so that they can see the War Memorial that was built in honor of them and their sacrifice. If you see a member of the PAC in the commons on Thursday, please make a small donation, as every penny counts. Thank you. The PAC will meet right after school on Wednesday in Room 105. New members are always welcomed.

Play Rehearsal
Tonight’s REHEARSAL for the CAST of Disco Fever will begin at 3:15 for music with Chuck and his Angels and G.G. Flash and his Actresses and then the rest of cast for Act. 2 Scenes 6 and 7 at 4:00. Crews will meet as scheduled.

After the rehearsal there will be a dinner break and then movie night for all cast members and any crew members who wish to attend, especially costumes and make-up.
A reminder that tomorrow at 3:15 all Heads and Co-Heads of Crews will meet with Mrs. Miller.

Attention all students!
Come hang out in the back of the LMC by the Career Center TODAY from 3:00 to 4:00! Two Phuture Phoenix tutors from UWGB will be there to help you get your work done!

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