Friday, May 29, 2009

The school store is holding a school supply drive.
As you clean out your locker – DO NOT throw out any of your un-used supplies. Bring it to the school store for a chance to win a variety of prizes.

Cross Country
Attention those interested in joining the 2009 Preble Cross Country Team: There will be an informational meeting for all boys on Monday, June 1st at 3:15 in room 264 (health room). Whether you are a veteran runner or brand new to the sport of distance running the meeting will help answer any questions about the upcoming season. We need as many girls out for the team as possible, there are no cuts from the team and everyone participates in every meet. Be a part of a great group of young people and join the ongoing tradition of Preble Cross Country!!!

Do you want to help provide scholarships for Preble students?
Come participate in the 5K Family Fun Run in memory of Jared Gehm. You can pick up a form in the office.

Fishing Club
There will be a fishing club meeting right after the end of the student day today. Meet in room 228.

Football Announcement
There will be a meeting for all Preble Football players this coming Wednesday, June 3, at 3:15, in the Preble Auditorium. Please make arrangements to attend.

Attention Soccer fans.
Tonight the Preble Lady Hornets begin State Regional play against Shawano. The game is being played at Green Bay West at 4:30! Come support your Soccer Hornets as they begin Post-Season action! See you there!

Latino Club
There will be no Latino Club picnic today after school.

Attention next year’s Link Leaders:
Looking for a way to get one of your events done AND help this year’s freshman class succeed? If so, come to a brief meeting right after school on Tuesday, June 2nd in Room 222 to find out how you can help with our Refresh & Review study session. If you have any questions or concerns please see Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts.

Math lab
Starting next week Monday, June 1st , math lab will be limited to those students who need to take quizzes and tests. Students who need help on homework should get a pass from their math teacher so they can be admitted into math lab also. If you are not taking a test or a quiz, or you do not have a pink pass, you will be asked to go back to your study hall.

Pre-Participations Exams
Bellin Health is offering Pre-Participation Exams to all student-athletes who will participating in a sport at Preble High School next year. This event is open to any athletes who needs a WIAA Pre-Participation Exam. Physicals will be done at Preble High School on June 11th from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Sign up will be in the main office. Physical forms are also available in the office and will need to be signed by a parent and brought to the doctor on June 11th. The cost is $20.00 and will be donated back to Preble High School.

REWARD
There is a reward being offered for information leading to the return of a 16GB Ipod Touch in a pink case that went missing during choir 2nd hour yesterday, May 28. If you have any information about this, please see Mrs. Every.

LMC
The library is closed to study hall students for the rest of the year. If you need to be in the LMC, you will need to get a pink pass from the teacher assigning the work.

Attention: All track and field athletes
Your track banquet information was due yesterday. If you plan on attending, you must see one of the coaches immediately.

If you have not returned your track uniform or cleaned out your locker, please take care of that responsibility. All remaining equipment will be taken to Goodwill and you will be charged for your uniform.

Today, our Men’s and women’s track and field teams will compete in the WIAA Sectional competition at Ashwaubenon with events beginning at 3:30. Come and support your track athletes.

Credit Union
“Fox Communities Credit Union’s trivia winner for this week is A Lee. A Lee, 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!”

Lucky Locker Announcement
“Fox Communities Credit Union Lucky Locker Winners for March are: #S-74; #2237; #S-105; #1969; #1880; #9; #1206; #2165; # 2187; #2229. Once again, the Lucky Locker Winners are: #S-74; #2237; #S-105; #1969; #1880; #9; #1206; #2165; # 2187; #2229. S38; #S62

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!!!

Thursday, May 28, 2009

The May/June Students of the Month are:
Lily Arendt
Nicole Beauchaine
Kristen Bennington
Josh Besson
Brad Boockmeier
Taylor Burmaster
Nadia Carlson
Kelsey Cmeyla
Alex Corsten
Scott Delsart
Jose Franco
Maria Georgia
Tony Gonion
Nick Grobarchik
Jonathan Heider
Abbey Muzatko
Brian Neiheisel
Shawn O’Connell
Heather Plate
Tarrah Plog
Jennifer Rabas
Katelyn Smith
Marissa Vechart
Deisi Victoria
Josh Voigt

Congratulations, students!

Preble Pride Award
Today the Preble Pride Award is being given to Stephanie Prevost for going above and beyond what is expected. She has displayed outstanding pride in herself, in her community, and in her school, and therefore is being presented with this prestigious award. Congratulations, Stephanie!

Boys Basketball
There will be a mandatory boys basketball meeting for both players and parents Sunday night at 7:00 in the gym.

The school store is holding a raffle!
Bring all un-used school supplies to the store for your chance to win!! Will accept supplies until June 10th.

Reminder to all seniors-leave a legacy-
Before you leave today please make sure you donate any of your unused school supplies to the school store.

Asian Club:
Students the final meeting for the Asian Club is today from 3:00 to 4:00pm in room 149.

See you at the meeting today promptly right after school in room 149.

Preble’s Art display at 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 tonight after school. Art Street is August 28, 29 and 30, 2009

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball next season:
There will be an informational meeting Thursday, May 28th at 6:30pm in the gym at Preble. There will be open gym after until 8:30. If you cannot attend this meeting, please contact coach Duffney.

Cross Country
Attention those interested in joining the 2009 Preble Cross Country Team:
There will be an informational meeting for all boys on Monday, June 1st at 3:15 in room 264 (health room). Whether you are a veteran runner or brand new to the sport of distance running the meeting will help answer any questions about the upcoming season. We need as many girls out for the team as possible, there are no cuts from the team and everyone participates in every meet. Be a part of a great group of young people and join the ongoing tradition of Preble Cross Country!!!

Fishing Club
There will be a fishing club meeting right after the end of the student day Thursday May 29th. Meet in room 228.

Grad Night Splatacular
Seniors! Tricycles built for YOU! Do you have an old pre-school grudge to settle? The race date is set: June 5th after Graduation you’ll have your chance! SWARM Edison before 11:30 pm FOR THE Post Grad PARTY were the FASTEST TRIKE WINS!
Splatacular fun awaits!

VECRO FLY WALL
ROCK CLIMBING WALL
TRIKES
CASINO STYLE BLACKJACK
SWIMMING
PING PONG
DJ
GUITAR HERO
WII
LASER SHOOT
FOOTBALL TOSS

ONLY the Pre-registered have a chance in the PREBLE CASH CUBE! Catch and Keep!
ONLY the Pre-registered have a chance at a 19” Flat screen TV!
ONLY the Pre-registered get extra Bucket Raffle Tickets!

To PRE REGISTER:
Fill out the FORM and include $20.00 bucks (cash or check) in an envelope…THEN
Put the envelope into the GREEN Box in the Main office!

SWAT’s UP? Free Food…… Prizes….. and Splatacular Fun with ONLY the 09’ers!! SWARM GRAD NIGHT 2009! This one’s for YOU!!

Attention next year’s Link Leaders:
Looking for a way to get one of your events done AND help this year’s freshman class succeed? If so, come to a brief meeting right after school on Tuesday, June 2nd in Room 222 to find out how you can help with our Refresh & Review study session. If you have any questions or concerns please see Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts.

Attention new Link Crew leaders! Sign up sheets for summer events are now in student services! If you are interested in helping out with book collection on exam days, Link Crew summer committee day, or summer registration sign up in student services right away! Remember, you will get credit for a Link Crew event for helping out, and this is a great way to demonstrate what kind of leader you want to be!


Attention Senior Cross Country Runners:
Please stop and see coach Loritz sometime this week to pick up your embroidered Cross Country blanket.

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

Attention all track and field athletes.
Your banquet forms and payment are due today. Please take care of this responsibility. If you have an issue, please see a coach. We need an exact number.

Senior track and field athletes. Your senior information forms are due today.

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

The school store is holding a school supply drive.
As you clean out your locker – DO NOT throw out any of your un-used supplies.
Bring it to the school store for a chance to win a variety of prizes.

Asian Club
Students the final meeting for the Asian Club is today from 3:00 to 4:00pm in room 149.

See you at the meeting today promptly right after school in room 149.

Attention boys interested in playing volleyball next season:
There will be an informational meeting Thursday, May 28th at 6:30pm in the gym at Preble. There will be open gym after until 8:30. If you cannot attend this meeting, please contact coach Duffney.

Credit Union
Fox Communities Credit Union would like to announce our International Credit Union Youth Week Winner. Congratulations Kayla Coppens!! Kayla Coppens,please claim your prize at your In-School Credit Union!

Girls Soccer
The Girls Soccer game scheduled for Thursday evening has been re-scheduled to Friday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. The game is against Shawano and will be played at Green Bay West.

Girls Track
The Preble girls track team won the Bayport Regional sending several girls on to the sectionals. The team had several high finishes and look forward as they try to advance to the state meet in La Crosse.

Grad Night Splatacular
Seniors! Tricycles built for YOU! Do you have an old pre-school grudge to settle? The race date is set: June 5th after Graduation you’ll have your chance! SWARM Edison before 11:30 pm FOR THE Post Grad PARTY were the FASTEST TRIKE WINS!
Splatacular fun awaits!
VECRO FLY WALL
ROCK CLIMBING WALL
TRIKES
CASINO STYLE BLACKJACK
SWIMMING
PING PONG
DJ
GUITAR HERO
WII
LASER SHOOT
FOOTBALL TOSS

ONLY the Pre-registered have a chance in the PREBLE CASH CUBE! Catch and Keep!
ONLY the Pre-registered have a chance at a 19” Flat screen TV!
ONLY the Pre-registered get extra Bucket Raffle Tickets!

To PRE REGISTER:
Fill out the FORM and include $20.00 bucks (cash or check) in an envelope…THEN
Put the envelope into the GREEN Box in the Main office!

SWAT’s UP? Free Food…… Prizes….. and Splatacular Fun with ONLY the 09’ers!! SWARM GRAD NIGHT 2009! This one’s for YOU!!

GSA
Attention GSA members, there will be a short meeting today after school in room 107 to discuss upcoming events.

If you have not done so already, please return your signed parental consent form for next week’s UW Oshkosh study to Mr. Fellinger.

Attention new Link Crew leaders!
Sign up sheets for summer events are now in student services! If you are interested in helping out with book collection on exam days, Link Crew summer committee day, or summer registration sign up in student services right away! Remember, you will get credit for a Link Crew event for helping out, and this is a great way to demonstrate what kind of leader you want to be!

Utilities Engineering Technology
NWTC is offering a new program this fall, Utilities Engineering Technology, which is designed to prepare students with a general science and mathematics background for work with energy generation and transmission companies as well as large manufacturers. This program will prepare students for employment as utility system designer, planners, construction supervisors and various other positions. Stop in the Career Center for further information.

Parking Passes
Starting Thursday we will selling a limited number of parking passes for $10.00. You will be able to start parking in the lot on Friday, May 29 until Thursday, June 11th. These can be purchased at the front security desk first come first serve.

Attention Senior Cross Country Runners:
Please stop and see coach Loritz sometime this week to pick up your embroidered Cross Country blanket.

Seniors, the service-learning cords are here.
Those who have turned in 100+ service-learning hours during their high school career by May 1st 2009 are eligible to receive the cord. You must pick them up in the Career Center. Due to testing, they will not be delivered.

Attention All Spanish Club Members:
Tonight’s meeting has been CANCLED!

Men's Track
Our men’s track and field team put together a stellar performance last night to bring home our biggest team title of the season so far. Our men’s team won the WIAA Regional for the 18th consecutive year last night, and qualified 22 positions for the WIAA Sectional this coming Friday, which will be held at Ashwaubenon

Attention all track and field athletes
If you plan on attending the track and field banquet, you return the form and payment by tomorrow.

If you are not in the sectional line up, you need to clean out your lockers and return your team uniform to the Phy Ed office.

LMC
Wednesday the LMC is limited Hours 3, 6, 7 and 8.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

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. This is our LAST meeting of the year – hope to see you there!

DON’T THROW AWAY YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES!
The school store is collecting all un-used school supplies. Clean out your locker and bring your supplies to the store for a chance to win great prizes!

Art Street Volunteers
Attention any students interested in volunteering to help out at this year’s Art booth at Art Street. We will be having a henna art demonstration and informational meeting this Thursday in Ms. Nooyen’s Art room 183 after school. Mark your calendars. Art Street will be August 28, 29, and 30 this year.

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 boys interested in playing volleyball next season:
There will be an informational meeting Thursday, May 28th at 6:30pm in the gym at Preble. There will be open gym after until 8:30. If you cannot attend this meeting, please contact coach Duffney.

Cross Country
Attention those interested in joining the 2009 Preble Cross Country Team:
There will be an informational meeting for the girls on Wednesday, May 27th and boys on Monday, June 1st at 3:15 in room 264 (health room). Whether you are a veteran runner or brand new to the sport of distance running the meeting will help answer any questions about the upcoming season. We need as many girls out for the team as possible, there are no cuts from the team and everyone participates in every meet. Be a part of a great group of young people and join the ongoing tradition of Preble Cross Country!!!

Dance Team Rummage Sale
Don’t miss the Preble Dance Team’s annual Rummage Sale. There will be 18 families donating name brand clothes, sporting equipment, furniture, toys, and more! It will be held this coming Friday, May 29th and Saturday, May 30th from 8:00am – 4:00pm on Beth Drive. For information and directions, see a dance team member.

Credit Union
Fox Communities Credit Union’s trivia winner for last week is Katrina Parker. Katrina Parker, 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

Attention Soccer fans.
On Saturday the Preble Lady Hornets defeated DePere in a shootout after double overtime. The win means Preble finishes the regular season in 3rd place in the conference. Congratulations Ladies! JV also played on Saturday and battled DePere to a 1-1 tie.
Preble begins post-season Regional action on Thursday against Shawano. The game is being played at Green Bay West at 6:30!

Boys Golf
Varsity Golfers 2nd in Brown County Meet: The varsity golf team finished in 2nd in the Brown County Meet held at Wander Springs Golf Club on Friday. Tom Boockmeier finished second overall with a 76, while Kyle Hafeman finished tied for 8th with a 79.

The golf team will begin WIAA Tournament with the regional competition held at Brown County Golf Club on Tuesday.

Attention new Link Crew leaders!
Sign up sheets for summer events are now in student services! If you are interested in helping out with book collection on exam days, Link Crew summer committee day, or summer registration sign up in student services right away! Remember, you will get credit for a Link Crew event for helping out, and this is a great way to demonstrate what kind of leader you want to be!

Attention Juniors and seniors interested in summer employment…
NWTC is offering a Summer Youth Work Experience Program. Applicants must complete the Work Certified Class beginning June 15 – July 3rd. Actual employment starts on July 6th and runs through August 28th. Employment will be in the Landscape/Horticulture area completing projects around the NWTC campus. Pay will be $7.15/hour. Upon completion of the Work certification class, participants will get receive a $400 stipend. Stop in the Career Center for details.

Today the NHS Penny War will end.
Please bring your bucket to Student Services any time during period 3 today.

Write your classroom number and number of students in your class on a sheet and place it in the bucket.

The winning classroom will be announced at the end of the day with donuts for the winners.
Thanks for your participation for this worthy cause.

Attention Senior Cross Country Runners:
Please stop and see coach Loritz sometime this week to pick up your embroidered Cross Country blanket.
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Seniors
Seniors, the service-learning cords are here. Those who have turned in 100+ service-learning hours during their high school career by May 1st 2009 are eligible to receive the cord. Please pick them up today in the Career Center.

Seniors who have not completed their service-learning hours are reminded that the hours or “plan” are due today.

Senior LMC fines are listed on the LMC window.

Softball
If you have a chance come out and watch your Varsity softball regional game Tuesday at 4:30 @ Baird Park against Appleton North.

Track Announcement
Boys and girls track athletes not in the regional meet this week are reminded to turn in their uniforms as soon as possible.

Those in the meet today are dismissed at 1:30pm.

The track and field awards banquet forms are due by Thursday of this week. You must pre pay and return the form if you plan on attending.

Senior track athletes must return their information sheets by Thursday

The school store is holding a raffle!
Bring all un-used school supplies to the store for your chance to win!! Will accept supplies until June 10th.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Additional scholarship available in the Career Center is:
-SLAG Scholarship – Sponsored by the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity of University Minnesota-Twin Cities. This is a 500 scholarship to recognize a high school senior who is a strong Student, Leader, Athlete, and a Gentleman. This award is limited to incoming male freshmen planning to attend University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Applicant is not committed to become a member of the Fraternity. Applications due June 17.


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.

The school store is holding a school supply drive.
As you clean out your locker – DO NOT throw out any of your un-used supplies.
Bring it to the school store for a chance to win a variety of prizes.

Asian Club:
Remember there is only 2 more meetings this school year for those who are interested in Asian Club. Come to the meeting this today from 3:00 to 4:00pm in room 149.

Your great ideas are needed at our final 2 sessions. This is a great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble. Come take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meeting TODAY after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm

Yearbook
This is a reminder to those students who did not order or pay for a 2009 yearbook. We have a very limited number of extra books ordered at the price of $60.00 each. After this Friday, we will not be able to sell any more books. The only thing we can do after Friday is take your name and put it on a waiting list. Please see Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 if you need help with ordering a yearbook or being put on a waiting list. Checks should be made out to Preble.

This notice is for juniors who may be scheduling their senior photos for the 2010 yearbook over the summer: Next year the yearbook will no longer be accepting actual photographs for the senior photos section. We have had too many issues this year with the type of paper used by some photographers that makes scanning difficult. In order to continue to produce a quality color yearbook, beginning with the class of 2010, senior yearbook photos MUST be submitted digitally, preferably on a CD. Photos should be submitted at 300 resolution and in jpeg format. The same size applies, 1.5 by 2 inches. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Sutton in Room 205.

Attention Art Club:
Today after school is the end of the year party in Ms. Nooyen’s Art room. Henna permission slips are required if you are going to participate

Project Respect
Project respect will kick off their t-shirt sales today by selling the highly anticipated SWARM t-shirts in the commons during today’s lunch hours.

Students from Mrs, Nusbaum’s class and Mr. Nez’s class will be in the ticket window. Remember for only $6, you get a very cool Project Respect: swarm t-shirt and a coupon for a free cookie.

Make sure you buy a shirt today while supplies last.

Attention Soccer Fans!
Tonight the Preble Hornets play Notre Dame Academy in the second round of the Fox River Classic Conference Tournament. The game is at home and the winner of tonight’s game will play Saturday for the championship.
JV starts at 4:30 followed by Varsity at 6:30. See you there!

Cross Country
Attention those interested in joining the 2009 Preble Cross Country Team:
There will be an informational meeting for the girls on Wednesday, May 27th at 3:15 in room 264 (health room). Whether you are a veteran runner or brand new to the sport of distance running the meeting will help answer any questions about the upcoming season. We need as many girls out for the team as possible, there are no cuts from the team and everyone participates in every meet. Be a part of a great group of young people and join the ongoing tradition of Preble Cross Country!!!

Advanced Art
This week there is artwork on display in the LMC from our very talented Advanced Art, and AP Art students. The show will only be up this week, be sure to check out their amazing artwork!

Students in the car show tomorrow, May 22
If you are registered to be in the car show AND do NOT have a parking pass, you will be allowed to park in the church parking lot, only on the Danz Ave side, tomorrow morning only until 3rd hour. You do NOT need to park in the Preble parking lots nor do you need a pass for the church lot. Please note that you will NOT be able to park in the church lot AFTER the car show.

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

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.

Asian Club:
Remember there is only 2 more meetings this school year for those who are interested in Asian Club. Come to the meeting this Thursday from 3:00 to 4:00pm in room 149.

Your great ideas are needed at our final 2 sessions. This is a great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble. Come take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meeting THURSDAY after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm.

SWARM
Have you ever been hurt by someone else’s words? Have you ever thought that some words were offensive? There are three main words that Mrs. Nusbaum’s and Mr. Nez’s classes are trying to stop here at Preble. These three words discriminate against people’s ability to learn, their sexual orientation, and their skin color. Whether these words are spoken to be hurtful or not, they can and do kill people’s spirits.

Tomorrow and Friday you will have the opportunity to buy a SWARM t-shirt. The letters of SWARM stand for “some words are really mean”. Shirts will be available in the commons Thursday and Friday for $6.00. With each purchase of a shirt you will also get a coupon for a free chocolate chip cookie between your morning classes.

A very cool shirt with a powerful message about Project Respect and a warm chocolate chip cookie, all for only $6.00.


Attention Wrestlers
All wrestlers are invited to participate in a frisbee golf outing on Saturday, May 30th at 10:00 am on Triangle Hill at Baird Creek Park. We will also be handing out the 3 year and 4 year letter plaques and trophies.

Cross Country
Attention those interested in joining the 2009 Preble Cross Country Team: There will be an informational meeting for the girls on Wednesday, May 27th at 3:15 in room 264 (health room). Whether you are a veteran runner or brand new to the sport of distance running the meeting will help answer any questions about the upcoming season. We need as many girls out for the team as possible, there are no cuts from the team and everyone participates in every meet. Be a part of a great group of young people and join the ongoing tradition of Preble Cross Country!!!

Disco Fever DVDs
Today is the last day to order DVDs of the spring play Disco Fever. You may pick up a form in room118 or 247 and order a DVD for only $30. Again, Disco Fever DVD orders are due today.

Pineapple Cheesecake
Celebrate Hawaiian day in the Commons today with a delicious piece of pineapple cheesecake! FCCLA and Culinary Arts will be selling two delicious desserts during the lunch hours- pineapple cheesecake and dirt cake. Both will be lightened up so there will be no need to feel guilty for this delicious indulgence! All proceeds will benefit our Preble students that have qualified for the FCCLA National Competition in July. The cost will be 2.00 dollars per dessert. Thanks for your support!

FCA
Fellowship of Christian Athletes will not be meeting this Sunday May 24 due to Memorial Day weekend. Our next even will be the Brewer Tailgate concert on Saturday May 30th. Plan to depart from Preble at 1:00 pm and return around 11:00 pm. We have a few openings left...so be sure to sign up this week if you haven't already. Cost is $27 and that needs to be turned in this week. We may be renting a bus or vans, so additional charge may be added to cover rental, gas and parking. Visit the front office for more details.

Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets defeated Green Bay Southwest 1-nil in the opening game of the Fox River Classic Conference Tournament. The game’s lone goal was scored by Heather Hack on a deflection from Emily Young. Goalkeeper Taylor Weuve recorded the shutout for the Hornets.

The Preble JV team also played and won 2-1.

The next game is at home tomorrow evening versus Notre Dame.

Grad Night Splatacular
Underclassmen PLUG your ears! And say “lalalalala” QUIETLY!
This announcement is for the EARS of THE 09er’s ONLY:

The most popular votes on the Post Grad Senior Survey Activity list ARE………
NOT going to be revealed until TOMORROW!

Rest Assured a SPLATACULAR POST Graduation party is being held in honor of our amazing Graduating Seniors!

Your personal invite and registration form should have arrived at home via snail mail. If not, registration forms are in the MAIN OFFICE.

Place your PRE REG FORM and $20.00 bucks (cash or check) into the special Splatacular Box in the Main office!

ONLY the Pre-registered have a chance at the PREBLE CASH CUBE!

SWARM the party at Edison after graduation June 5th around 10:00pm and leave at 2:30am with SPLATACULAR memories and great prizes!

Attention GSA Members
there is a meeting today in room 107 immediately following school today.

If you plan on participating in the study sponsored by the Collaborative MSW Program at
UW Oshkosh, you must bring your parental consent form signed by your parent or guardian.

Attention students chosen to be next year’s Link Crew leaders:
Remember that today during 7th and 8th hours is May Day to welcome you into Link Crew and get you ready for this summer and next year. This meeting is mandatory if you want to participate in Link Crew so check with your teachers to see if you need to make up any work. We will be meeting in the Small Gym at the start of 7th hour --listen later today for a reminder announcement. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes, leave your backpack and purse in your locker, and arrive on time. See Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts with questions or concerns.


Academic Awards
Thursday, May 21 academic awards will be given out to

9th Graders 2nd hour
11th Graders 3rd hour

Students should report to class first and will be released via intercom.

There is a list posted outside the auditorium of all students who will be receiving awards. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Petitjean in the main office.

Student Art
This week there is artwork on display in the LMC from our very talented Advanced Art, and AP Art students. Please stop by to check out the amazing work done by:
Lindsay Berceau
Savannah Carr
Melissa Figueroa
Nick Gonnering
Misty Hoffman
Rachel Standa
Joe Speerschneider
Zerek Twede
Devan Tomchek
Sammi VanEss
The show will only be up this week, be sure to check out their amazing artwork!

Service Learning Hours
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.

A service-learning list of those who have not met the requirement will be posted this Friday, May 22 on the wall near the Student Service Office. If anyone has questions, please see Mrs. Bossell.

Girl’s Track Announcement
The girl’s track team placed 2nd in the 12- team conference meet held last night in Sheboygan. The girls were paced by Gina Gigot’s two firsts and a second and Stephanie Stock’s first and two second place finishes. Congratulations girls.

LMC
Wednesday the LMC is limited hours 4 and 7 and closed hour 5.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

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

Disco Fever DVDs
DVDs of the spring play Disco Fever are available. You may pick up a form in room118 or 247 and order a DVD for only $30. Disco Fever DVD orders are due this Wednesday, May 20.

Latino Club
The Latino Club voted for new officers yesterday. The new officers are:
PRESIDENT: EVA CRUZ-MARTINEZ
VICE-PRESIDENT: STEPHANIE GUZMAN
SECRETARY: KARINA AGUILAR
TREASURER: BERENICE ZAVALA
SERGEANT AT ARMS: NELSON RODRIGUEZ

Thank you to all of this years officers for a successful year.

Attention students chosen to be next year’s Link Crew leaders:
Remember that this Wednesday during 7th and 8th hours is May Day to welcome you into Link Crew and get you ready for this summer and next year. This meeting is mandatory if you want to participate in Link Crew so check with your teachers to see if you need to make up any work. We will be meeting in the Small Gym at the start of 7th hour unless the weather is bad, in which case we will only be meeting for 8th hour—listen Wednesday for a specific announcement. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes and arrive on time. See Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts with questions or concerns.

Girls Soccer
Attention all Soccer fans! Tonight the Varsity Lady Hornets kick-off the 2009 Conference season at home against Southhwest. The JV game is 4:30 followed by Varsity at 6:30 p.m. we will see you there!

Miss Wiscosin Teen USA
The Miss Wiscosin Teen USA pageant will be held this fall to select a young lady who will represent the state of WI at the national MISS TEEN USA Pageant. Registration for the Pageant of now open. If you are female between the ages of 11-19 you are eligible to enter. Stop in the Career Center for an application.

Academic Awards
Thursday, May 21 academic awards will be given out to
9th Graders 2nd hour
11th Graders 3rd hour

Students should report to class first and will be released via intercom.

There is a list posted outside the auditorium of all students who will be receiving awards. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Petitjean in the main office.

NHS Penny War
Today will be the start of the NHS Penny War. If you have a class now, period 3, and would like to participate please send a student to the Career Center for your bucket. Student Services student assistants and NHS members have colorfully decorated buckets for this event. All proceeds will benefit children with cerebral palsy and cystic fibrosis. The winning classroom will receive donuts for their class period 3 on Wed. May 27th. Please join the fun.

Teachers: More info has been sent to you by email.

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

Boys Tennis
Yesterday the Boys JV Tennis team won the Conference JV tennis Tournament. Congratulations to the following JV Tennis Players: Shane Heyrman, Mason Matilla, Daniel Ullmer, Sovann Khong, Aaron Drossart, A J Kempke, Tanner Keim, Brad Johnson, Ka Lee, Taylor Ryan, Alex Webster, Gus Santillan, Sam Katers, Neil Ropson, Collin Marshall

Golfers win East Division!
Tom Boockmeier was medalist with a 79 and Trevor Quass finished second with an 80 to lead the Hornet golf team to the East Division Championship in a meet held yesterday at Whistling Straits Irish Course in Sheboygan. Brandon Chaloupka added an 82 and finished and placed 5th overall.

The varsity golf team’s next meet is the Fox River Classic Conference meet to be held at Wander Springs golf course Thursday.

The JV golf team will be in action tomorrow at the Fox River Classic Conference again at Wander Spring golf club.

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.

Monday, May 18, 2009

Additional Scholarship available in the Career Center is:
-American Society of Civil Engineers Scholarship – This is a $1,000 scholarship. Applicant must plan to enroll full-time in a civil engineering curriculum in the fall of 2009. This application is due this week May 20th. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for further information.

DVDs of the spring play Disco Fever are available.
You may pick up a form in room118 or 247 and order a DVD for only $30. Disco Fever DVD orders are due this Wednesday, May 20.

ATTENTION:
Forensics Team Officers and Officers at Large, there will be an important meeting in Rm 118 immediately after school today to prepare for the banquet.

Girls Volleyball
Reminder to all girls interested in volleyball that there will be open gym tonight at 7pm.

Grad Night Splatacular
A SPLATACULAR POST Graduation party is being held in honor of YOU…YES ….YOU the class of 2009!
Your personal invite and registration form should have arrived at home via snail mail. If not, registration forms are in the MAIN OFFICE.

Pre-registered 09’ers qualify for additional prizes! Place your pre-reg form and money into the special Splatacular Box in the Main office!

SWARM the party at Edison after graduation June 5th around 10:00pm and leave at 2:30am with SPLATACULAR memories and great prizes!

Boys Tennis
Last Saturday the Boys Varsity Tennis team defeated Wausau East 6 - 1, Kimberly
6-1 and Appleton West 5 - 2. Singles winners were: Bobby McDonald, Danny Fitchett, Jaren Sternard, John VandenHouten, Mason Matilla, and Shane Heyrman. Doubles winners were: Connor Dougherty & Andrew McDonald, Matt Nockerts & Aron Stumbras, Jordan Weuve & Jacob Vandevelde

Attention students chosen to be next year’s Link Crew leaders:
Remember that this Wednesday during 7th and 8th hours is May Day to welcome you into Link Crew and get you ready for this summer and next year. This meeting is mandatory if you want to participate in Link Crew so check with your teachers to see if you need to make up any work. We will be meeting in the Small Gym at the start of 7th hour unless the weather is bad, in which case we will only be meeting for 8th hour—listen Wednesday for a specific announcement. Be sure to wear comfortable clothes and arrive on time. See Ms. Rowe, Ms. Nelson, or Mr. Yonts with questions or concerns.

LMC
Monday the LMC is closed hour 3 and limited hours 5 and 7.

Pre-Participations Exams
Bellin Health is offering Pre-Participation Exams to all student-athletes who will participating in a sport at Preble High School next year. This event is open to any athletes who needs a WIAA Pre-Participation Exam. Physicals will be done at Preble High School on June 11th from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Sign up will be in the main office. Physical forms are also available in the office and will need to be signed by a parent and brought to the doctor on June 11th. The cost is $20.00 and will be donated back to Preble High School.

Project Respect
Mr. Nez’s and Mrs. Nusbaum’s SS classes are bringing Project Respect here to Preble. In the upcoming weeks you will be hearing announcements and seeing posters and t-shirts around school about the SWARM idea. SWARM stands for “Some words are really mean”. Students and staff will soon be able to buy shirts to support the SWARM cause.

Remember, black or white, gay or straight, fast or slow, we are all 99.9% the same.

Rendezvous Show Choir
Congratulations to the Rendezvous Show Choir for bringing home the third title this season for Preble Show Choirs. They won 1st place at the Cedar Point Show Choir Competition in Sandusky, Ohio over the weekend. Lauren Honold was also named the outstanding vocalist of the competition. Congratulations to our show choirs on an outstanding season!!

Spring Fling Car Show
The Preble FFA is having their 10th annual Spring Fling car show on Friday, May 22. This years classes are Import, Truck, Motorcycle, Stock, Domestic, Junker, Classic, and Mom and Dad. If you are still interested in participating in the car show, there are still entry forms available in room 187. Deadline for all entries are due on May 20th. Come and enjoy the great fun we have in store for you.

Are you at least 17 years of age and looking for summer employment?
The Summer Youth Employment Program in NE WI will provide selected youth with a short-term training opportunity that will result in a certification and a stipend if they successfully complete the program. The Job Center is assisting in the process by gathering screening information for the program. Those interested in applying for the Summer Youth Employment Program should stop in the Career Center to pick up the Workforce Investment Act Screening Document.

Welcome to Spring Fling Week!
Today you should be wearing neon. In color terms, neon refers to any very bright color, but in scientific terms, what is neon? Here is your chance to show your knowledge of science. Listen to the following trivia questions and place your answer in the Main Office Spring Fling trivia box for a chance to win a prize: Today’s trivia questions is: What is NEON? Is is A - a liquid, B - a solid, or C - a noble gas? Enter to win! Tomorrow’s dress up day is sports jersey day and the hall hunt will be paper sports jerseys.


Blood Drive
Thank you to all students and staff who donated blood on Friday. We fell just short of our goal of 105 pints with a successful total of 99 pints. Anyone who would like to donate blood this summer should check with the American Red Cross for dates and events. Raffle winners will receive prizes later today.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Additional Scholarship available in the Career Center is:
-American Society of Civil Engineers Scholarship – This is a $1,000 scholarship. Applicant must plan to enroll full-time in a civil engineering curriculum in the fall of 2009. This application is due this week May 20th. Interested students should stop in the Career Center for further information.

Track and Field
Congratulations to our men’s track and field team on winning the FRCC conference JV cross over meet last night by over 100 points.
Preble earned 11 first place finishes and numerous other places.

Art Auction Announcement
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY FOR THE SILENT ART AUCTION! Stop by the display case next to the art rooms to see what you would like to bid on. Then bid in art room 183. After school TODAY, we will be ending the bidding at 3:10. The highest bid takes home a one-of-a-kind artwork TODAY.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THE ARTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ATTENTION SENIORS:
Anyone interested in ordering a large or XL SENIOR t-shirt, please stop in at the school store to place your name on the list! Thanks!

Attention Seniors in NHS:
Did you purchase your stoll for the graduation ceremony? If not get to student services and write out your check for $18.00. If you already paid for your stoll you can pick it up any time in the Student Services Dept. If money is an issue see Mr. Pannier.

Hey Preble:
Are you still singing the disco songs you heard at the play Disco Fever? Why not get a DVD of the show? DVD order forms are available in rooms 118 and 247. DVDs are only $30. Order yours today.

FCA
Fellowship of Christian Athletes will meet again this Sunday and take the final count for the Brewer game on May 30th. Students, coaches and staff are invited. Registration must be in by Sunday or by contacting Kevin Griswold.

Credit Union
Fox Communities would like to announce this week's trivia winner. Our trivia winner this week is Diantha Andrus. Congratulations Diantha Andrus! Please stop by your In-School Credit Union to claim your prize!

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

Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets defeated Pulaski 3-0. Preble was led by Kasey VanderWeegen with a goal and an assist. Other goals were scored by Kathleen VanLieshout and Karli Wagner. Goalkeeper Taylor Weuve recorded 4 saves in earning the shutout. JV also defeated Pulaski 4-0.

The next game for both Varsity and JV is tomorrow at Germantown.

Golf
Trevor Quass shot an even par 36 and Tom Boockmeier a one over par 37 to lead the Hornet varsity golf team over Sheboygan South in a meet held at Whistling Straits.

The JV golfers also took first and were led in scoring by Payne Quass who shot a 40 and Phil Lemke with a 41.

Monday May 18th academic awards will be given out to
10th Graders 2nd hour
12th Graders 3rd hour
Students should report to class first and will be released via intercom to the Auditorium.

Remaining Seniors will be dismissed via intercom after the 12th grade awards for a graduation instruction meeting.

There is a list posted outside the auditorium of all students who will be receiving awards. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Petitjean in the main office.

Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland
Preble is one of only 9 schools in the state of Wisconsin to have ever been chosen by the American High School theatre Festival committee to perform in the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland It is a once in a lifetime event for these outstanding young performers. If you or your parents were not able to attend the meeting last night and are interested in knowing more about this incredible opportunity, stop in Room 118 and pick up the information from Mrs. Miller today.

Red Cross Bloodmobile
This is a reminder that the Red Cross Bloodmobile is taking place today in the old gym. Walk-in appointments can be taken. Students must have a photo ID with birthdate or a donor card. Students who are first-time donors will receive a T-shirt. There will also be give-ways for movie passes and donor bracelets. The last appointments will be taken during period 7.

Seniors!
If you plan to attend Senior Ball you must purchase your ticket today. They are on sale from Mrs. Marshall all day at the Blood drive and also in the Commons during lunch hours. We must make reservations after school today, so don’t forget to take care of this important matter for this fun event.

Seniors: You are running out of time to vote for the best legs in your class. The senior survey will be available through the Preble website until the end of this weekend, May 18, 2009. Do not delay. Choose the person most likely to take over the world.

Are you at least 17 years of age and looking for summer employment?
The Summer Youth Employment Program in NE WI will provide selected youth with a short-term training opportunity that will result in a certification and a stipend if they successfully complete the program. The Job Center is assisting in the process by gathering screening information for the program. Those interested in applying for the Summer Youth Employment Program should stop in the Career Center to pick up the Workforce Investment Act Screening Document.

Tennis
The boys vasity tennis team defeated Ashwaubenon last night 7-0 Singles winners were: Bobby McDonald, Danny Fitchett, Jaren Sternard, and John VandenHouten. Doubles winners were; Connor Dougterty & Andrew McDonald, Matt Nockerts & Aron Stumbras, JordanWeuve & Jacob Vandevelde.

The JV boys tennis team defeated Ashwaubenon 7-2 singles winners were: Shane Heyrman, Mason Matilla, and Daniel Ullmer. Doubles winners were: Brad Johnson & Ka Lee, Neil Ropson & Aaron Drosert, Sam Katers & Gus Santillan, and Tanner Keim & A J Kempke. Kari, Also I just got the information yesterday about the JV conference tournament which will be held all day Monday May 18th in Sheboygan. So the following players will be out of school all day on Monday: Shane Heyrman, Mason Matilla, Daniel Ullmer, Brad Johnson, Ka Kee, Alex Webster, Sovann Khong, Neil Ropson, Aaron Drossart, David Delvaux, Collin Marshall, Sam Katers, Augustine Santillan, Tanner Keim, A J Kempke, and Taylor Ryan.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Art Auction Announcement
For 1 week only, all students, faculty, and staff are invited to bid on the Art Department’s Silent Auction. Here’s how it works. Stop by the display case by the art rooms and bid in the binder in room 183. Bids start as low as only 25 cents! Items in the auction include: a Vincent van Gogh inspired chair, wheel thrown and slab made pottery, a mosaic shelf, and lace bowls specially made by Mrs. Hohnman’s adaptive art class. Stop by after school Friday, May 15th to see if you are the highest bid. The highest bid pays for the artwork on Friday and takes home a one-of-a-kind art piece!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THE ARTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Seniors!
Caps and Gowns will be delivered on Wednesday and Thursday May 13 and May 14.

Please be sure to pick up your order in the commons during lunch on Wednesday or Thursday.

Anyone interested in ordering a large or XL SENIOR t-shirt, please stop in at the school store to place your name on the list! Thanks

Presidential Service Award and the Civic Engagement Award
The list for the Presidential Service Award and the Civic Engagement Award is posted on the wall near the Student Service Office. There will be a reception to honor these outstanding students on May 26th from 4pm-5pm at East High School in the cafeteria. An invitation will be sent to your home soon. Watch the mail.

Book Club
This is a reminder to those who have already read or are currently reading this month’s book selection, Circle of Blood. Meet in the LMC on Thursday, May 14th during the lunch hours for discussion, treats, and extra credit!

Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets defeated Green Bay West 7-0 in a Fox River Classic Conference game. Preble was led by Amber Mcintyre with 2 goals. Also scoring goals were, Amanda Wolske, Brittney Vang, Karli Wagner, Kate Hale and Emily Young. Goalkeeper Taylor Weuve recorded the shutout for the Hornets.

The Preble JV team also played and won 7-0.

The next game is tomorrow evening at Pulaski

Girls Track
The Preble girls track team placed second in the Eastern Divisional meet in Sheboygan last night. The girls were paced by Gina Gigot’s three first place finishes, Kristen Short in the shot put and discus, Janna Eckert in the jumps, Stephanie Stock in the middle distances and the sprint relays. Congratulations girls on a fine performance.

Hornets Win Best Ball Event!!
Tom Boockmeier and Trevor Quass came in with an even par 72, and Brandon Chaloupka and Davis Kim fired a 73 to propel the Hornet golf team to a 1st place finish in the 10 team Branch River Best ball tournament held in Manitowoc.

Practice for those not participating in today’s meet will practice at Royal Scot from 3:30 to 4:45. Arrange your rides accordingly.

GSA Members:
We’ll be meeting after school to plan our end of the year picnic. Meet in room 107 after school today.
PAC
PAC will meet in Room 105 today right after school. New members are always welcomed.

Preble Players Theatre
There will be an informational meeting for any student interested in being a cast, crew, or pit member of the Preble Players Theatre production that will travel to London and Scotland next summer on Thursday May 14th at 5:30pm in the choir room. Please make plans to attend this meeting with your parents if you have any interest in going on this once in a lifetime trip! If you have any questions or conflicts please see Mr. Flogel or Mrs. Miller.

Attention Student Council members!
Please plan to attend a special meeting today during Period 5 in room 205. It might not last the entire hour, and passes will be given when we finish. All candidates for Intra-City Student Council who wish to appeal to become the alternate rep need to report to this meeting to read their statements.

Senior Ball
Senior Ball tickets are on sale during the lunch hours this week and all day in Room 200. Tickets must be purchased by the end of the day THIS FRIDAY in order to make reservations.

Blood Drive
Our last Bloodmobile of the year will be held this Friday in the old gym. Students who have completed their donor forms will receive them through their teacher tomorrow morning. Anyone who has not yet returned their donor form should bring them to the Main Office today. Blank forms are available for those students 16 and older who still wish to make an appointment.

Attention seniors:
Recently, you should have received a yellow survey to list your plans for after high school and any scholarships that you received. The counselors use this information to recognize seniors at the Senior Recognition Night on May 26th. If you haven't returned your survey to Student Services, please do so ASAP. If you receive scholarships AFTER you submit the survey, it is extremely important that you let your counselor know this as well.

If you receive an invitation to the Senior Recognition Night, we MUST have your response in Student Services no later than this Friday, May 15th. Please help us by returning your RSVP's to Student Services by this deadline so that we can plan appropriately.

Attention Sting Cancer members who can stay after school today:
Please meet in the LMC right after school to work on a surprise for Mrs. Sundstrom. Remember – this is a surprise!

Also, thank you, everyone, for remembering, honoring, and supporting people who have been affected by cancer by wearing yellow today. It looks awesome!!

Boys Tennis
The boys varsity tennis team defeated Green Bay East 7-0 Singles winners were: Bobby McDonald, Shane Heyrman, Mason Matilla and Senior Daniel Ullmer. Doubles winners were: Senior Matt Nockerts & Aron Stumbras, Jordan Weuve & Senior Jacob Vandevelde, Senior Brad Johnson & Ka Lee.

The JV boys tennis team defeated Green Bay East 4-2 Singles winners were; Sovann Khong, taylor Ryan, and Alex Webster. Doubles winners were; Neil Ropson & David Delvaux.

Every player on our Preble boys tennis team will be playing in our match tomorrow against Pulaski. The match will start at 3:45pm.

Marlins Swim Team
There will be an informational meeting for any student interested in joining the Fall 2009 East/Preble Marlin Swim Team. The meeting is for parents and swimmers. It will be held on Wed. May 13th at 5pm in room 105 at Preble. Enter through the gym doors. If you are unable to attend the meeting, please come to the office to pick up the agenda and contact phone number information.

Track Announcement
Our Men’s Track and Field Team won 9 events last night and earned the team championship with their depth.

Congratulations to our Men’s Track and Field Team, the FRCC East Division Champions.

LMC
Wednesday the LMC is closed hour 5 and limited hour 7.


Seniors!
Please remember to pick up your cap and gown in the commons today.

Representatives will be handing out orders during lunch hours.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

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
This is a last call for any student who wants a 2009 Preble all-color yearbook. The cost is now $60. Checks should be made out to Preble and given to Mrs. Sutton in Room 205 along with the name and address of the student wanting the book. We have a very limited number of books that can be reserved by those ordering now, well past the deadline. Once those books are reserved, we can only take names for the waiting list. Don’t miss out. If you are not sure if you ordered a book or not, go to buyayearbook.com and verify that your order is paid or see Mrs. Sutton in room 205.

Any student whose address has changed since ordering a book or whose address changes over the summer MUST contact either the yearbook company or Mrs. Sutton to make sure that the book is directed to the correct address. Books will only be forwarded by the post office at a cost to YOU. If the book is returned to Preble as undeliverable because of the wrong address, there will also be an additional charge.

LMC
Tuesday the LMC is closed hour 5 and limited hour 7.

Art Auction Announcement
For 1 week only, all students, faculty, and staff are invited to bid on the Art Department’s Silent Auction. Here’s how it works. Stop by the display case by the art rooms and bid in the binder in room 183. Bids start as low as only 25 cents! Items in the auction include: a Vincent van Gogh inspired chair, wheel thrown and slab made pottery, a mosaic shelf, and lace bowls specially made by Mrs. Hohnman’s adaptive art class. Stop by after school Friday, May 15th to see if you are the highest bid. The highest bid pays for the artwork on Friday and takes home a one-of-a-kind art piece!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THE ARTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ATTENTION SENIORS:
Anyone interested in ordering a large or XL SENIOR t-shirt, please stop in at the school store to place your name on the list! Thanks!

Show Choir
There is an audition workshop Wednesday after school for any students wishing to audition for the Preble Show Choirs for next year. You need to attend the workshop to learn the audition dance and sign up for an audition time. IF you have any questions or conflicts please see Mr. Flogel in the choir room.

Book Club
This is a reminder to those who have already read or are currently reading this month’s book selection, Circle of Blood. Meet in the LMC on Thursday, May 14th during the lunch hours for discussion, treats, and extra credit! J

Disco Fever DVD
Are you still singing the disco songs you heard at the play Disco Fever? Why not get a DVD of the show? DVD order forms are available in rooms 118 and 247. DVDs are only $30. Order yours today.

Attention Fishing Club.
We will meet on Wednesday morning to plan our next outing as well as a fish fry. We will meet in Mr. Valley’s room at 7am Wednesday. We will also try to coordinate some summer events since there is nothing better to do in June, July and August.

NHS
Nice job to all who participated in the NHS Induction Ceremony last night. Congratulations to the 84 juniors and sophomores that were inducted. A special thank you to the NHS officers: Nolan Bornowski, Andrew Smits, Katelyn Smith, Kat Pahl, Danielle Westenberg, and Jeff Stoller for running the show. Parents and guests enjoyed themselves and are very proud of you as students. Thanks to the current members for brings desserts, thanks to Mr. C for sharing and showcasing his flowers, and thanks for the Culinary Arts students for the punch.
Well Done to all!!

Congratulations Cast and Crews on a Stell-u-lar run of Disco Fever.
Cast, your characterization was Far Out! Crews, your behind the scenes work was Mondo Cool. The show was a Dyn-o-mite success!

Today after school, all Cast and Crews meet in the auditorium for STRIKE. Attendance will be taken.

Preble Players Theatre
There will be an informational meeting for any student interested in being a cast, crew, or pit member of the Preble Players Theatre production that will travel to London and Scotland next summer on Thursday May 14th at 5:30pm in the choir room. Please make plans to attend this meeting with your parents if you have any interest in going on this once in a lifetime trip! If you have any questions or conflicts please see Mr. Flogel or Mrs. Miller.

Attention all Student Council members:
We will have an important meeting TOMORROW, Wednesday, May 13 during Period 5 in Room 205. We must select an alternate to the Intra-City Student Council, and your vote is requested. Please plan to attend. All students who ran for Intra-City Student Council and who did not make the top five vote are invited to attend this meeting if they desire to be considered for the alternate position. You will receive information about this today.

Seniors—
Yesterday you should have received information concerning next week’s Senior Ball. If you did not, pick up an information slip in the Main Office. Tickets for Senior Ball go on sale today in Room 200 and in the Commons during lunch periods and MUST BE purchased by the end of the day this FRIDAY in order to have reservations made on time.

Blood Drive
Friday marks Preble’s last Blood drive of the year, and all students who weigh at least 110 pounds and who are 16 or older are eligible to donate blood. 16-year olds must bring a signed parent permission form available when you sign up. Forms are now available in the Commons. Teachers—please count the number of students who are 16 and also the number of students who are 17 and older and who wish to donate blood and send a runner to the Commons with the numbers for 16 year old and for 17 or older for donor forms. Students should return these to the Main Office when completed.

Teen Connection
Teen Connection will air on WI Public Television next Tuesday, May 12 at 7 p.m. The topic for this session is “Military Kids”. In the past few years, WI has seen some of the largest military troop deployments in the state’s history. A panel of young people and adult experts will discuss how these deployments affect the lives of family members – especially children - back at home. This is a live presentation where students are able to call in with questions and/or comments.

East/Preble Marlin Swim Team
There will be an informational meeting for any student interested in joining the Fall 2009 East/Preble Marlin Swim Team. The meeting is for parents and swimmers. It will be held on Wed. May 13th at 5pm in room 105 at Preble. Enter through the gym doors. If you are unable to attend the meeting, please come to the office to pick up the agenda and contact phone number information.

Seniors!
Caps and Gowns will be delivered on Wednesday and Thursday May 13 and May 14.

Please be sure to pick up your order in the commons during lunch on Wednesday or Thursday.

Monday, May 11, 2009

Art Auction Announcement

The Silent Art Auction opens today! For 1 week only, all students, faculty, and staff are invited to bid on the Art Department’s Silent Auction. Here’s how it works. Stop by the display case by the art rooms and bid in the binder in room 183. Bids start as low as only 25 cents! Items in the auction include: a Vincent van Gogh inspired chair, wheel thrown and slab made pottery, a mosaic shelf, and lace bowls specially made by Mrs. Hohnman’s adaptive art class. Stop by after school Friday, May 15th to see if you are the highest bid. The highest bid pays for the artwork on Friday and takes home a one-of-a-kind art piece!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THE ARTS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Parking Lot
Students are reminded that there is no loitering in the student parking lots after school. We have had some reports of this and ask students to please not hang out in the parking lots if you have no business being there.

Asian Club
The Asian Club is a great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble. Be empower to take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.

All students who are interested are invited to attend the meetings this month from 3:00 to 4:00pm. The meetings will be on Thursdays right after school in room 149.

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meeting THURSDAY after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm.

Show Choir
There is an audition workshop Wednesday after school for any students wishing to audition for the Preble Show Choirs for next year. You need to attend the workshop to learn the audition dance and sign up for an audition time. IF you have any questions or conflicts please see Mr. Flogel in the choir room.

Buzz Staff:
articles are due Monday May 11th . We will be working in room 132 after school on Monday.

Senior Detentions
Could you make an announcement on Monday that an updated Senior Detention list is posted on the LMC window.

Attention Fishing Club.
We will meet on Wednesday morning to plan our next outing as well as a fish fry. We will meet in Mr. Valley’s room at 7am Wednesday. We will also try to coordinate some summer events since there is nothing better to do in June, July and August.

Girls Volleyball
Reminder to all girls interested in volleyball that we have open gym tonight at 7pm.

Boys Golf
Tom Boockmeier and Brian Chaloupka each fired a 38 to lead the Hornet golfers over Sheboygan North and Pulaski in a FRCC meet held Friday at Royal Scot Country Club. Trevor Quass chipped in with a 39.

The JV golfers also took first and were led in scoring by Trevor Kim who shot a 40 and Payne Quass with a 41.

On Saturday, the Hornet varsity team placed 2nd in the Jay B. Hill Invitational. Tom Boockmeier placed 2nd with a 74 and Trevor Quass 5th with a 76. Tom Boockmeier and Kyle Hafemen placed 4th in the bestball portion of the meet with a 71.

Preble Players Theatre
There will be an informational meeting for any student interested in being a cast, crew, or pit member of the Preble Players Theatre production that will travel to London and Scotland next summer on Thursday May 14th at 5:30pm in the choir room. Please make plans to attend this meeting with your parents if you have any interest in going on this once in a lifetime trip! If you have any questions or conflicts please see Mr. Flogel or Mrs. Miller.

Blood Drive
The last Blood Drive of the year will be held this FRIDAY, May 15, for all eligible students 16 and older. We will have appointment sign-ups TOMORROW during these Period 3 announcements for any student who wishes to make an appointment. Please consider giving blood on Friday

Senior Ball
Senior Ball tickets will go on sale TOMORROW in Room 200 and Wednesday during the lunch hours in the Commons. ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE THIS FRIDAY, so be sure to purchase your tickets by the end of lunch hours on May 15th.

Softball
Varsity & JV softball will not have games tonight. Practice only at normal times. Rescheduled games will be discussed at practice tonight.

Friday, May 8, 2009

ATTENTION SENIORS:
Anyone interested in ordering a large or XL SENIOR t-shirt, please stop in at the school store to place your name on the list! Thanks!

Book Club
This is a reminder to those who have already read or are currently reading this month’s book selection, Circle of Blood. Meet in the LMC on Thursday, May 14th during the lunch hours for discussion, treats, and extra credit! J

Buzz Staff:
articles are due Monday May 11th . We will be working in room 132 after school on Monday.

Tech Challenge
Congratulations to the Technology and Engineering students that participated in the recent Tech Challenge at NWTC. Preble place 39 students with eight of the wining top honors and a scholarship

They are:
Cody Conard- Prototype
Alexander Cropsey- Solid Models
Kraig Kadlets- Prototype
Krista Klumb- Rendering and Perspectives
Chad Prevost- Solid Models
Josh Voigt- 3D CAD (Virtual) Models
Zach Wagner- Auto Collision- Repair Tech
Kevin Wetli- Solid Models

Attention Fishing Club
We will meet on Wednesday morning of next week to plan our next outing as well as a fish fry. We will meet in Mr. Valley’s room at 7am next week Wednesday. We will also try to coordinate some summer events since there is nothing better to do in June, July and August.

Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets Varsity and JV played DePere. Varsity lost 1-0; however JV won their game 3-0.

Varsity is in action at home again tonight against Kenosha Bradford. Game time is 6:30 p.m. The Hornets will also host a game against Rhinelander tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m.

Sting Cancer Sting Stronger Hair Donation
Would you like to make a difference in a child's life? Here is your chance! On May 13th (next Wed.), Sting Cancer is hosting a hair cutting donation for the Childhood Leukemia Foundation. All hair that is cut will go to make wigs for children under 21 who are suffering from any type of hair loss. The hair cutting will take place in the LMC during 4th, 5th, and 6th hours. If you are interested or would like more information, please pick up a sign-up sheet in the main office. The great part of this experience is that the Childhood Leukemia Foundation is accepting any donations and the minimum amount of hair that can be donated is only six inches. Remember that for only six inches of hair or more you can be giving a gift that a sick child will never forget.

Credit Union Trivia Winner
Fox Communities Credit Union’s trivia winner for this week is Nicole Peterson. Nicole Peterson, 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!”

Tennis
The boys varsity lost a very close match to undefeated DePere 4-3 Singles winners were Danny Fitchett and Jaren Sternard. Winning in doubles was Matt Nockerts and Aron Stumbas. 2). The Boys JV tennis team dropped a 6-3 decision to DePere. Singles winners were: Shane Heyrman, Mason Matilla and Daniel Ullmer.

Fox Communities Credit Union Lucky Locker Winners for March
#1980; #N4; #N37; #N48; #N57; #N1030; #N1046; #S5; # S38; #S62 Once again, the Lucky Locker Winners are: #1980; #N4; #N37; #N48; #N57; #N1030; #N1046; #S5; # S38; #S62

Thursday, May 7, 2009

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!           

Sting Caner Wear Yellow Day

Next Wednesday, May 13^th will be our second annual Sting Cancer Wear yellow day throughout Green Bay and Brown County.  There are already 4 billboards up in Green Bay and Mayor Scmitt will proclaim all of Green Bay wear yellow and Brown County Supervisor Tom Hinz will proclaim all of Brown County wear yellow on May 13^th in honor of the Sting Cancer initiative.

It will be a very special day in which we will be able to remember and honor all of our friends who have been touched by cancer. 

Without any real advertising, we have had orders for over 3,00 t-shirts and the community outpouring has been amazing.

We want staff and students to have the first chance at the awesome shirts designed by senior Sammi Van Ess and we want to let you know that the yellow shirts will be made available to you on Tuesday May 12^th during the lunch hours. 

Please support Preble Sting Cancer and all of those that have battled cancer by picking up a shirt for $5 on Tuesday May 12^th and be sure to wear your shirt on Wednesday May 13^th.

Attention Soccer fans.  

Tonight the Preble Lady Hornets host a home game against De Pere High School.  The JV game begins at 4:30 p.m. followed by Varsity at 6:30.    See you there.

Link Crew

Students who have applied for Link Crew will be receiving a letter on Friday informing them whether or not they have been accepted as a 2009-2010 Link Crew leader.                                                       

Sting Cancer Sting Stronger Hair Donation 

Would you like to make a difference in a child's life?  Here is your chance!  On May 13th (next Wed.), Sting Cancer is hosting a hair cutting donation for the Childhood Leukemia Foundation.  All hair that is cut will go to make wigs for children under 21 who are suffering from any type of hair loss.  The hair cutting will take place in the LMC during 4th, 5th, and 6th hours.  If you are interested or would like more information, please pick up a sign-up sheet in the main office.

Teen Connection

Teen Connection will air on WI Public Television next Tuesday, May 12 at 7 p.m.  The topic for this session is “Military Kids”.  In the past few years, WI has seen some of the largest military troop deployments in the state’s history.  A panel of young people and adult experts will discuss how these deployments affect the lives of family members – especially children  - back at home.  This is a live presentation where students are able to call in with questions and/or comments       

LMC

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

Asian Club

An Asian Club will be starting at Preble.   All students who are interested are invited to attend the meetings this month from 3:00 to 4:00pm. The meetings will be held on Thursdays  this month, starting today right after school in room 149.  

This is a  great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble.  Students will take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.  

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meeting today after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Asian Club
An Asian Club will be starting at Preble. All students who are interested are invited to attend the meetings this month from 3:00 to 4:00pm. The meetings will be on Thursdays, starting this Thursday right after school in room 149.

This is a great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble. Students will take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meeting THURSDAY after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm.

Sting Cancer
Next Wednesday, May 13th will be our second annual Sting Cancer Wear yellow day throughout Green Bay and Brown County. There are already 4 billboards up in Green Bay and Mayor Scmitt will proclaim all of Green Bay wear yellow and Brown County Supervisor Tom Hinz will proclaim all of Brown County wear yellow on May 13th in honor of the Sting Cancer initiative.

It will be a very special day in which we will be able to remember and honor all of our friends who have been touched by cancer.

Without any real advertising, we have had orders for over 3,00 t-shirts and the community outpouring has been amazing.

We want staff and students to have the first chance at the awesome shirts designed by senior Sammi Van Ess and we want to let you know that the yellow shirts will be made available to you on Tuesday May 12th during the lunch hours.

Please support Preble Sting Cancer and all of those that have battled cancer by picking up a shirt for $5 on Tuesday May 12th and be sure to wear your shirt on Wednesday May 13th.

This is a reminder to those who have already read or are currently reading this month’s book selection, Circle of Blood. Meet in the LMC on Thursday, May 14th during the lunch hours for discussion, treats, and extra credit! J

ATTENTION Forensics Team Members:
If you have not yet replied one way or the other in regard to the Forensics banquet, it is imperative that you let your coaches know immediately if you will or will not attend in order to have the correct dinner count.

Girls Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets defeated Sheboygan South 1-0 in a Fox River Classic Conference showdown. The lone goal was scored by Kathleen VanLieshout. Goalkeeper Tori Moule recorded 6 saves in earning the shutout for Preble. JV also played and defeated South 5-0. The next game for both Varsity and JV is Thursday evening at home against De Pere.

Tennis
The Preble Boys tennis team dropped a tough match last night to Sheboygan North 6-1 The lone Preble win came from #3 Doubles Jordan Weuve and John VandenHouten.

The Preble Boys Jv tennis team lost 6-2 to Sheboygan North. Winners for Preble were #2 singles Ka Lee.

Link Crew
Students who have applied for Link Crew will be receiving a letter on Friday informing them whether or not they have been accepted as a 2009-2010 Link Crew leader.

ATTENTION ALL CAST AND CREWS OF THE PLAY DISCO FEVER:
Tonight’s dress rehearsal will begin with a meeting at 3:15 in the auditorium. Please be prompt.

Seniors:
The senior survey for the Buzz is happening now. If you did not get a survey to fill out on line, there are extras in room 132.

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!

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

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Attention teachers!
Today, the School Board is giving the opportunity for all students in grades 9, 10, and 11 to vote for two Preble students who will represent Preble in next year’s Intra-City Student Council. At this time, ALL TEACHERS need to count the number of Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors only and send a runner to the Commons for ballots. SENIORS DO NOT VOTE. Please return the ballots immediately to the Main Office, as the district needs a secure ballot count 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

Wrestling
Congratulations to Matt Pennings for his recognition by the Wisconsin Crossface Wrestling Magazine. His combined efforts in wrestling, placing 4th at the WIAA State Tournament, and his academic efforts has earned him 3rd Team Academic Honors for the State of Wisconsin in the sport of wrestling.

Asian Club
An Asian Club will be starting at Preble. All students who are interested are invited to attend the meetings this month from 3:00 to 4:00pm on THURSDAYS, right after school in room 149.

This is a great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble. Students will take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meetings on Thursdays after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm.

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

Hornet Varsity Golfers 1st
Trevor Quass fired a one under par 35 and Brian Chaloupka a 39 to lead the Hornet golfers over Bay Port and Southwest in a meet held at Brown County Golf Course.

The JV golf team lost a tough meet by 1 stroke to Southwest. Freshman Trevor Kim led the JV’s with a 40, while Davis Kim and Bryan Adams each chipped in with a 42.

College representatives visiting the week of May 4th are:
Wednesday, May 6 NWTC 8:25
Empire School of Cosmetology 1:11
(formerly Martin College of Hair Design)

Seniors and Juniors welcomed

Sign up in the Career Center.

Disco Fever
For tonight’s play dress rehearsal, Make-Up, Hair, and Costumes will start at 3:10 beginning with cast members who are in Act 1 Sc. 1 and 2. All other crews will begin at 3:15. Music rehearsal for GG and actresses at 3:10 in choir room.

Seniors:
The senior survey for the Buzz is happening now. If you did not get a survey to fill out on line, there are extras in room 132.

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.

An updated senior service-learning list has been posted on the wall near the Student Service office. Please check it for discrepancies.

Attention all Spanish Club members:
Our next meeting is Today, May 5th. That’s right it’s Cinco de Mayo. Come celebrate in Room 221 at 3:05. See Miss Fisher if you would like to help out with the fiesta.

LMC
Tuesday the LMC is limited hours 3, 5, 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!

30th Annual Kiwanis Club Youth Awards Banquet
Last evening at the 30th annual Kiwanis Club Youth Awards Banquet, the following students were honored for their performance in the Fine Arts.

Forensics: Sam Naniot and Brittney Loberger

Drama: Michael Brand and Jenny Christl

Art: Devan Tomchek and Nick Gonnering

Music: Choir – Eva Campbell
Orchestra – Hope Hutchinson
Band – Jade Watson

Journalism: Josh Bradley and Josh Shutter

Congratulations to these students for their inspiration and dedication to The Arts, and we wish them success in their future pursuits and creative endeavors.

Monday, May 4, 2009

Asian Club:
An Asian Club will be starting at Preble. All students who are interested are invited to attend the meetings this month from 3:00 to 4:00pm on THURSDAYS, right after school in room 149.

This is a great opportunity for you to engage in and support Asian cultural awareness at Preble. Students will take leadership roles to organize, plan, and provide ample activities to promote respect for cultural diversity at Preble.

See Mrs. Thao in Student Services if interested in joining or show up at the meetings on Thursdays after school in room 149 from 3:00 to 4:00pm.

Attention all track distance runners not in today’s meet:
You are to do a distance run of 4-6.2 miles on your own. There will be practice as usual tomorrow after school.

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 tonight at 5:00 pm in Green Bay East's cafeteria.

Attention National Honor Society students:
NHS meeting tomorrow morning in the auditorium. New Inductees arrive at 6:45 am. Current members arrive at 7:00 am. Please be prompt.

Our end of the year NHS induction ceremony is scheduled for Monday, May 11th at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. See Mr. Pannier if you have questions or are unable to attend.

Attention Seniors:
Who in your class has the best smile? Who is most likely to remember you in ten years? Answer these and other questions for the Senior Survey that will appear in the Buzz. On Monday, May 4, the paper copy of the survey will be distributed to seniors so they may go online and complete the survey. You will have until May 18 to meet the deadline. Thanks to Mr. R. Johnson, the survey may be filled out from home. The instructions and web address are on the paper copy, so be sure to get one. The Buzz staff recommends filling out the paper copy first, as you will only have one chance to do the survey. You will not be able to go back and finish later. You do not have to fill in every blank. Thank you for taking the survey.

DECA
The Preble DECA Club just returned from the National Competition this weekend.

We are very proud to announce that for the first time in our schools history – We had a team of two students take First Place in the Nation.

Alex Falish and Ryann Roznowski were honored with a first place trophy for their efforts in the Internet Marketing event.

This is a rare and very prestigious award. Please congratulate them if you see them.

Attention Forensics team members:
Please turn in your banquet forms TODAY to Mrs. Miller as we need the count for the dinners to Ms. Spence and culinary arts tomorrow.

Attention Soccer fans.
Over the weekend both of the Preble Hornet JV teams competed in the West Bend Invitational Tournament. JV1 took second place winning 6-0, 2-0 and then dropping the championship game 1-0. JV 2 was 1-2 for the tournament. Congratulations girls.

The next Varsity and JV game is tomorrow evening at Sheboygan South. The next home game is Thursday vs DePere.

Girls Volleyball
Reminder to all girls interested in volleyball that we have open gym tonight at 7pm.

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.

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

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.

Play
Publicity and Art Crews will meet today after school at 3:15.

Do you like comedy? How about mystery stories? Do you like the flashy 1970s clothes? And how about disco music? Then you’ll love the play Disco Fever, opening Thursday evening and continuing Friday and Saturday. Shows are at 7 p.m. each night and tickets are only $5. Tickets are being sold before and after school at the auditorium ticket window. See you at Disco Fever!

Attention all Spanish Club members:
Our next meeting is May 5th. That’s right Cinco de Mayo. Come celebrate in Room 221 at 3:05. See Miss Fisher if you would like to help out with the fiesta.

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.

Track Announcement Monday May 4th

Attention: All Track and Field Athletes.
The lineup for the FRCC Conference Relays meet for today, will be posted by the locker room and in the commons.

The release time for this conference event is at 1:45 today. This is a reminder that the only allowed spike for today is the ¼” pyramid

There will be 24 teams at this meet. Bring warm clothing for the later portion of the meet.

Because all of the coaching staff will be at the Conference Relays meet, there will not be practice today. You can complete your workout given by your event coaches on your own.

Trees for Tomorrow
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the following students from Preble High for representing their school with pride and dignity. These students worked in the field for 4 days from sun up to well past sun down in the north woods of Eagle River, WI. They learned a lot about environmental issues and had a tremendous hands-on experience.

My thanks go out to:

1. Jeremy Erce

2. Ben Flynn

3. Nathan Grobarchik

4. Pedro Hernandez

5. Chad Hughes

6. Nick Kosterman

7. Dylan Knipp

8. Shawn O’Connell


From Mr.Grunwaldt


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!

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, May 1, 2009

The April Students of the Month are:
Mary Arendt
Justin Becker
Megan Besaw
Josephine Birkholz
Melynda Caelwaerts
Savannah Carr
Karlee Chambers
Nik Corsten
Chelsea Ebling
Natalie Fay
Andrew Flor
Ivan Garza
Connor Gindt
Lindsey Green
Eric Hussin
Daniela Kollmansberger
Cheng Yeng Lee
Joe Matheson
Juan Ochoa
Giovanni Wallace
Alex Webster

Congratulations, students!

Attention Seniors:
Who in your class has the best smile? Who is most likely to remember you in ten years? Answer these and other questions for the Senior Survey that will appear in the Buzz. On Monday, May 4, the paper copy of the survey will be distributed to seniors so they may go online and complete the survey. You will have until May 18 to meet the deadline. Thanks to Mr. R. Johnson, the survey may be filled out from home. The instructions and web address are on the paper copy, so be sure to get one. The Buzz staff recommends filling out the paper copy first, as you will only have one chance to do the survey. You will not be able to go back and finish later. You do not have to fill in every blank. Thank you for taking the survey.


The Presidential Service Award and the Civic Engagement Award
The Presidential Service Award and the Civic Engagement Award lists have been posted on the wall near the Student Service office. Students are encouraged to look it over. If you feel your name has been omitted, please stop in the Career Center to talk with Mrs. Bossell.

Attention all students:
Summer is almost here! What better way to kick off the summer season than a brat fry?
Come support the Student Diversity Leadership team at the West Side Festival Foods on Sunday May 3rd from 10am – 6pm.

Forensics
Congratulations to Carol Miller, Carol Gruski and the Forensics team who went to the State Forensics Festival in Madison on April 17th and 18th and received 14 gold, 7 silver, and 2 bronze medals. They have won the prestigious 2009 "Excellence in Speech" Award given annually by the Wisconsin High School Forensics Association to the top 5% scoring schools competing at State. This year there were over 4,000 students competing from 364 school districts. Our 34 Preble students compiled enough points and received this coveted award in recognition of our outstanding speech program. This is our 10th "Excellence in Speech" award since 1996.

Fox Communities Credit Union’s Trivia Winner
Fox Communities Credit Union’s trivia winner for this week is Kayla Coppens. Kayla Coppens, 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!

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

Soccer
Last night the Preble Soccer Hornets defeated Sheboygan North 1-0 in a Fox River Classic Conference showdown. The goal was scored by Kasey Vanderweegen on an assist from Heather Hack. Taylor Weuve recorded 6 saves in the shutout for Preble. JV also played and tied Sheboygan North 1-1. The next game for both Varsity and JV is Tuesday at Sheboygan South.

Girls Track
The Preble girls track team placed 2nd in a 7 team meet held in Oshkosh last night. The girls competed hard falling only to Watertown. Congratulations girls.

The freshmen girls also competed in Manitowac last night. The girls were paced by high places from Jacy Georgia, Karissa Pomasl, Sara Jessick, Jena Johnson and Dalia DelVillor. Nice job ladies.

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.

Spring Play
Do you like mystery stories? How about comedies? Do you like the flashy 1970s clothes? And how about disco music? Then you’ll love the play Disco Fever, opening next Thursday evening and continuing Friday and Saturday. Shows are at 7 p.m. each night and tickets are only $5. Ticket sales begin next Monday, before and after school, at the auditorium ticket window. See you at Disco Fever!

Attention students that signed up to volunteer for the American Cancer Society’s Riverfront Fun Run.
This is a reminder that it will take place tomorrow, Saturday, May 2. Volunteers should report to the Baylake Bank City Center, Downtown Green Bay between
7:15 and 7:30 a.m. If you have not signed up to volunteer, you are welcomed to just show up. Further information in the Career Center.-+

Spanish Club:
Attention all Spanish Club members: Our next meeting is May 5th. That’s right Cinco de Mayo. Come celebrate in Room 221 at 3:05. See Miss Fisher if you would like to help out with the fiesta.

Bandana Day
Thank you to everyone who participated in bandana day by wearing a bandana or just wearing the LMC colors. We raised $856.00 that will be donated to the LMC foundation to help find a cure. If you still want to donate today, it is the last day, please see Mrs. Every.

Tennis
The boys varsity tennis team defeated Manitowoc 5-2 singles winners were: Jaren Sternard and Shane Heyrman, Doubles winners were: Connor Dougherty & Andrew McDonald, Matt Nockerts & Aron Stumbras, Jordan Weuve & John Vandenhouten.

The JV boys tennis team defeated Manitowoc 5-4 Singles winners were: Ka Lee and Sovann Khong, Doubles winners were: Taylor Ryan & Brad Johnson, Sam Katers & Gus Santillan, Tanner Keim & AJ Kempke