CONGRATULATIONS: The following students were selected for the Tri-State Honor Band; Colin Niemer, Jon Fuller, Austin Baugh, Lily Brondyke, CJ Dahlman, and Jessica Larsen will all be featured in concert with the TriState Honor Band on Saturday, February 19. 4:00pm in the Center for Fine Arts, University of Wisconsin - Platteville. Jon Fuller and Lily Brondyke will also be performing with the UW-Platteville Symphonic Wind Ensemble on Friday evening at 7:30pm in the Center for Fine Arts as antiphonal brass players for "Russian Christmas Music". Congratulations to all of the students selected for this honor.
FYI: Senior Lady Rams Freshman Girls Basketball team lost to Cascade Girls Basketball team 33-40. The Lady Rams were lead in scoring by Carrie Piper 10 points, Missy Meyer 6 points.
FYI: The Jazz Bands went to Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School this past Saturday (Jan 29) and competed in the Iowa High School Music Association State Jazz Band Contest. Our bands received a divisional I rating and a divisional II rating respectively. The rating scale goes from a Divisional I rating being the best to a Divisional V rating. We are very proud of our jazz band members on their great accomplishment! Additionally we have had several members of our band program be selected into honor bands in the following month. Students selected for the University of Iowa Honor Band include:Catrina Foust, Mikayla Wickham, Austin Baugh,Taylor Brandt, Sarah Compton and Jon Fuller. Students selected for the Dorian Honor Band include Colin Niemer, Jon Fuller, Mikayla Wickham, Austin Baugh, Emily Smith, Lily Brondyke, and Blaine Tunnell. We are very proud of all of our musicians and wish them congratulations!
We will also being featuring original compositions from our music theory students on our New Music Concert Sunday, February 6th, 2:00pm in the DSHS Auditorium. This is a free concert and will include the world premiere of several compositions featuring works from Adam O"Dell, Jessica Larsen, and Christen Van Milligen. The concert will also include many of the new hot charts written for the modern jazz ensemble and our jazz groups. Finally, this concert will also feature trumpet soloist Jonathan Fuller on the "Carnival of Venice" with our concert band, which will be a real treat! Come and join us in celebration of our students' accomplishments!
CONGRATULATIONS: Dubuque Senior once again performed very well at the annual Iowa State Science Bowl competition on Saturday in Ames. Our team placed 5th out of 40 teams statewide, answering questions on Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Earth and Space, and Energy. Team members Royce Kies, Annette Dean, Blaine Tunnell, Kenny Capesius, and Tommy Downs breezed through the morning rounds to place in the top 16, then beat the next two teams after lunch to end up in the Quarterfinal bracket. GO RAMS!
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out will be held this Friday, February 4th in Nora Gym during the quad against Hempstead. All t-shirt orders can be picked up in A117 on Thursday. I still have a few large and XL t-shirts for sale in A117. The cost is $10 per shirt. Thank you for your support!
BOYS TRACK: There will be an organizational meeting for all boys interested in going out for track this Spring. The meeting will be held on Thursday, February 10th, at 2:45 in the LRC.
CPR STUDENTS: Please see Ms. Borgwardt for your CPR card.
GIRLS SOCCER: There will be a short organizational meeting for any girl interested in playing soccer for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held TODAY at 2:25 p.m. in room A217.
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD: Men's track and field 2011 sign-up will be Wednesday February 9th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Snow date is Thursday, Feb. 10th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Bring friends - A chance to compete every week, No cut from the team, 11 state qualifiers 2010. Look for the fliers in the halls.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
Monday, January 31, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
CPR STUDENTS: Please see Ms. Borgwardt for your CPR card.
GIRLS SOCCER: There will be a short organizational meeting for any girl interested in playing soccer for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 1st at 2:25 p.m. in room A217.
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD: Men's track and field 2011 sign-up will be Wednesday February 9th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Snow date is Thursday, Feb. 10th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Bring friends - A chance to compete every week, No cut from the team, 11 state qualifiers 2010. Look for the fliers in the halls.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
TONIGHT – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
GIRLS SOCCER: There will be a short organizational meeting for any girl interested in playing soccer for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 1st at 2:25 p.m. in room A217.
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD: Men's track and field 2011 sign-up will be Wednesday February 9th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Snow date is Thursday, Feb. 10th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Bring friends - A chance to compete every week, No cut from the team, 11 state qualifiers 2010. Look for the fliers in the halls.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
TONIGHT – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
GIRLS SOCCER: There will be a short organizational meeting for any girl interested in playing soccer for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 1st at 2:25 p.m. in room A217.
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD: Men's track and field 2011 sign-up will be Wednesday February 9th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Snow date is Thursday, Feb. 10th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Bring friends - A chance to compete every week, No cut from the team, 11 state qualifiers 2010. Look for the fliers in the halls.
NHS: National Honor Society meeting TODAY during A and D study time in the auditorium.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD: Men's track and field 2011 sign-up will be Wednesday February 9th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Snow date is Thursday, Feb. 10th at 2:45 p.m. in the Library. Bring friends - A chance to compete every week, No cut from the team, 11 state qualifiers 2010. Look for the fliers in the halls.
NHS: National Honor Society meeting TODAY during A and D study time in the auditorium.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
FYI: The Freshman Lady Rams defeated a very good team Cuba City Basketball Team last night 40-30. The Lady Rams had a slow start only scoring 4pts the 1st half but they fought their way back to take the lead and never looked back
scoring 36 points in the second half. The Rams were led by Carrie Piper 13 points, Missy Meyer 6 points, Jackie Kremer 6 point 7 steals, 8 Rebounds, Erica Tebon 6 points and Amber Leytem 4 points. The Lady Rams traveled to Cascade on Saturday Jan 29.
RENAISSANCE: Students can stop by the Renaissance table TODAY to get their ID's stamped during lunch.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Tuesday, February 1st in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
NHS: National Honor Society meeting Friday, January 28th during A and D study time in the auditorium.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
scoring 36 points in the second half. The Rams were led by Carrie Piper 13 points, Missy Meyer 6 points, Jackie Kremer 6 point 7 steals, 8 Rebounds, Erica Tebon 6 points and Amber Leytem 4 points. The Lady Rams traveled to Cascade on Saturday Jan 29.
RENAISSANCE: Students can stop by the Renaissance table TODAY to get their ID's stamped during lunch.
HUNGER BANQUET: Do you want to help fight against world hunger? Do you like pizza? If so, participate in the Hunger Banquet on Friday, February 4th in the cafeteria. The cost is $1 and all proceeds benefit the Heifer Project. As you participate you will draw either a 1, 2, or 3 to determine what you will eat for lunch that day. At the Quad basketball games on February 4th, we will have a mad money dash to raise money to benefit this cause. Bring your change!
GIRLS TENNIS: There will be an organizational meeting on Wednesday, February 2nd for all girls interested in playing tennis for Senior this spring. The meeting will be held at 2:30 in the LRC and the new head Women’s Tennis Coach will be introduced at this meeting.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be a Spanish Club meeting on Tuesday, February 1st in E40 from 7:10 - 7:30. Wear your Spanish Club clothing for pictures. Representatives are especially invited to attend.
NHS: National Honor Society meeting Friday, January 28th during A and D study time in the auditorium.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
NHS: National Honor Society meeting Friday, January 28th during A and D study time in the auditorium.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
Monday, January 24, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
FYI: Senior Freshman Lady Rams traveled to Pleasant Valley on Saturday. The Lady Rams lost to Davenport central 36-33 in a close game 1st game of the day. The Rams were lead by Kendra Conforti 10 points and Carrie Piper 7points and Missy Meyer 5 points. In the second game the ram lost to Pleasant Valley 28-57. The Rams were lead in scoring by Missy Meyer 5 points, Molly Timmerman 4 points, Carrie Piper 4 points, Madison McElmeel 4 points.
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
SUMMER JOBS: Leisure Services are looking for youth to work part-time this summer. Jobs like playground leaders, coaches, swim pool staff, and golf course are available. If interested, see the bulletin board outside of guidance or stop in guidance office for applications and more info.
SADIES: The Sadie Hawkins dance, themed "Night of the Dragon," is coming up on March 5th. We will be selling t-shirts in the StuCo zone until February 4th for $10. A t-shirt will be on display outside the StuCo Zone. Note: money must be paid in advance to order a t-shirt.
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. Order forms are available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
Friday, January 21, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
FYI: The 2nd Annual Pink-Out against breast cancer will be held at Nora gym during the quad against Hempstead on Friday, February 4th. T-shirts will be sold at all lunches TODAY. Order forms are also available in A117 or the activities office. All t-shirt sale profits will be donated to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Juli Geraghty.
FYI: Top track and field point winners goals meeting Monday Jan. 24 6:30 pm North Gym. Those invited are:
Trevor Hein
Kody Fitzjerrells
Andrew Brimeyer
Ty Wittman
Ryan Giesemann
Will Bradford
Andrew Folken
Jonathan Salmela
Tyler Runde
Tim Wittman
Danny Behning
Mitchel Powers
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
FYI: Top track and field point winners goals meeting Monday Jan. 24 6:30 pm North Gym. Those invited are:
Trevor Hein
Kody Fitzjerrells
Andrew Brimeyer
Ty Wittman
Ryan Giesemann
Will Bradford
Andrew Folken
Jonathan Salmela
Tyler Runde
Tim Wittman
Danny Behning
Mitchel Powers
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
FYI: Top track and field point winners goals meeting Monday Jan. 24 6:30 pm North Gym. Those invited are:
Trevor Hein
Kody Fitzjerrells
Andrew Brimeyer
Ty Wittman
Ryan Giesemann
Will Bradford
Andrew Folken
Jonathan Salmela
Tyler Runde
Tim Wittman
Danny Behning
Mitchel Powers
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. Contact April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
Trevor Hein
Kody Fitzjerrells
Andrew Brimeyer
Ty Wittman
Ryan Giesemann
Will Bradford
Andrew Folken
Jonathan Salmela
Tyler Runde
Tim Wittman
Danny Behning
Mitchel Powers
PARKING LOT: Sophomores and Junior students: We have 10 parking spaces available in the Junior parking lot. To receive a Junior lot parking sticker you will need to provide a current car registration, proof of insurance, drivers license, license plate number and $40. Sophomores and Juniors, please stop by the business office if you are interested in parking in the Junior parking lot.
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. Contact April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
TALENT SHOW: Talent Show Auditions: Do you have a talent you would like to share with the school? Talent show auditions are being held on Monday, February 7th from 2:30-6:30 in the Band Room. Sign-up in the AP's office if you are interested in performing. If you can sing, dance, act, or have any other special talents, we'd love to see you perform. Staff members are also welcome!
SENIORS: Hey seniors! Do you want a say in what goes on at graduation? Do you want to work together with other seniors to make May 29th spectacular? If you do, then plan on attending the graduation committee meeting TODAY in the Guidance Office during A lunch. Any questions, please see Ms. Swift.
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. Contact April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 TODAY during A or D lunch.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SENIORS: Hey seniors! Do you want a say in what goes on at graduation? Do you want to work together with other seniors to make May 29th spectacular? If you do, then plan on attending the graduation committee meeting TODAY in the Guidance Office during A lunch. Any questions, please see Ms. Swift.
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. Contact April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 TODAY during A or D lunch.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
FYI: The Lady Rams Freshman Basketball Team beat Wahlert Golden Eagles on Saturday 49-13. The lady Rams got out to an early lead and never looked back. The Rams had a balance scoring attack lead by Kendra Conforti 8
points, Carrie Piper 6 points, Missy Meyer 6 points, Erica Tebon 6 points.
SENIORS: Hey seniors! Do you want a say in what goes on at graduation? Do you want to work together with other seniors to make May 29th spectacular? If you do, then plan on attending the graduation committee meeting this Thursday January 20th in the Guidance Office during A lunch. Any questions, please see Ms. Swift.
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. T-shirt orders will also be
taken during all lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and 19th or by contacting April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
points, Carrie Piper 6 points, Missy Meyer 6 points, Erica Tebon 6 points.
SENIORS: Hey seniors! Do you want a say in what goes on at graduation? Do you want to work together with other seniors to make May 29th spectacular? If you do, then plan on attending the graduation committee meeting this Thursday January 20th in the Guidance Office during A lunch. Any questions, please see Ms. Swift.
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. T-shirt orders will also be
taken during all lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and 19th or by contacting April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
Friday, January 14, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
FYI: The men and women's basketball teams will be hosting a Pink-Out on Friday, February 4th during the home quad with Hempstead. T-shirt sales will begin this Friday at the home game against Wahlert. T-shirt orders will also be
taken during all lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and 19th or by contacting April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
taken during all lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and 19th or by contacting April Eimers in A117. All profits will go to the American Cancer Society in honor of Deb Oleson and Julie Geraghty.
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
WOMEN’S SHOT PUT/DISCUS CLINIC: There will be a throwers clinic for any girl interested in throwing shot put or discus on Sunday, January 16th from 12:00-2:00 in the small gym.
PLAN TEST: All 10th graders who took the PLAN test can pick up their results in the guidance office.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
TODAY
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
WOMEN’S SHOT PUT/DISCUS CLINIC: There will be a throwers clinic for any girl interested in throwing shot put or discus on Sunday, January 16th from 12:00-2:00 in the small gym.
PLAN TEST: All 10th graders who took the PLAN test can pick up their results in the guidance office.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
TODAY
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
WOMEN’S SHOT PUT/DISCUS CLINIC: There will be a throwers clinic for any girl interested in throwing shot put or discus on Sunday, January 16th from 12:00-2:00 in the small gym.
PLAN TEST: All 10th graders who took the PLAN test can pick up their results in the guidance office.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
TODAY
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
WOMEN’S SHOT PUT/DISCUS CLINIC: There will be a throwers clinic for any girl interested in throwing shot put or discus on Sunday, January 16th from 12:00-2:00 in the small gym.
PLAN TEST: All 10th graders who took the PLAN test can pick up their results in the guidance office.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
TODAY
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
MAN PAGEANT: Do you have great interviewing skills, a special talent? If you do, you may be Senior High School's Manliest Man of 2011. If you are interested in participating in this years annual Man Pageant, please attend an informational meeting in A104 on Thursday, January 20th during A or D lunch.
PLAN TEST: All 10th graders who took the PLAN test can pick up their results in the guidance office.
RAM CLOTHING FOR SALE: The Booster Club ladies will be at all four lunches selling Ram clothing and spirit items TODAY.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
PLAN TEST: All 10th graders who took the PLAN test can pick up their results in the guidance office.
RAM CLOTHING FOR SALE: The Booster Club ladies will be at all four lunches selling Ram clothing and spirit items TODAY.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 a.m. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
FYI: Senior Freshman girl basketball team lost a close game to Cuba City on Saturday Jan 8th. The Lady Rams were lead by Carrie Piper 7 points and Jackie Kremer 5points. The Ram’s play Wahlert on Jan 15th at home.
ATTENTION 11TH GRADERS: ITED results will be administered TODAY during lunch. Please pick them up!
RAM CLOTHING FOR SALE: The Booster Club ladies will be at all four lunches selling Ram clothing and spirit items TODAY and Wednesday.
BASEBALL: Any baseball player interested in playing this season needs to come to the indoor track right after school TODAY for a brief 15 minute meeting. If you cannot attend please stop and see Coach Felderman on Tuesday.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 starting with next week, Jan. 13th. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 - 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
ATTENTION 11TH GRADERS: ITED results will be administered TODAY during lunch. Please pick them up!
RAM CLOTHING FOR SALE: The Booster Club ladies will be at all four lunches selling Ram clothing and spirit items TODAY and Wednesday.
BASEBALL: Any baseball player interested in playing this season needs to come to the indoor track right after school TODAY for a brief 15 minute meeting. If you cannot attend please stop and see Coach Felderman on Tuesday.
DRIVER’S ED: Driver's Ed class starting next Tuesday the 18th and running until March 15th. You must have a driver's permit by the first day of class. If interested, stop in guidance for more info and registration.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 starting with next week, Jan. 13th. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 - 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
FYI: The Freshman Lady Rams Basketball team traveled to Western Dubuque last night and lost a close game 29-36. The Lady Rams jump out to an early lead but fell behind late in the third quarter. The Rams were lead in scoring
by Carrie Piper 12 points, Eric Tebon 6 points and Hannah Timmerman 6pts. The Rams next game is Saturday at home when they host Cuba City at 9am. The Freshman Lady Rams are now 5-3 with lots of basketball games left in
the season!
RAM CLOTHING FOR SALE: The Booster Club ladies will be at all four lunches selling Ram clothing and spirit items TODAY, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
BASEBALL: Any baseball player interested in playing this season needs to come to the indoor track right after school on Tuesday, January 11 for a brief 15 minute meeting. If you cannot attend please stop and see Coach Felderman on Tuesday.
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who took that Plan test should report to the Auditorium TODAY during A & D study time to receive your results.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 starting with next week, Jan. 13th. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
by Carrie Piper 12 points, Eric Tebon 6 points and Hannah Timmerman 6pts. The Rams next game is Saturday at home when they host Cuba City at 9am. The Freshman Lady Rams are now 5-3 with lots of basketball games left in
the season!
RAM CLOTHING FOR SALE: The Booster Club ladies will be at all four lunches selling Ram clothing and spirit items TODAY, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
BASEBALL: Any baseball player interested in playing this season needs to come to the indoor track right after school on Tuesday, January 11 for a brief 15 minute meeting. If you cannot attend please stop and see Coach Felderman on Tuesday.
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who took that Plan test should report to the Auditorium TODAY during A & D study time to receive your results.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 starting with next week, Jan. 13th. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SCHOLARSHIP: Information about a scholarship for dependents of the National Guard is located in the School Counseling Office. Please stop in for more details!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
ATTENTION RAMS RACERS! The Ski and Board team will have the first meet TONIGHT at Sundown. Racing begins at 3:30 and ends at 5:30, in which the racers can compete at any time during that frame. If you have questions,
stop in A200 and talk to Ms. Thoma. See you on the Slopes!
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who took that Plan test should report to the Auditorium on Monday during A & D study time to receive your results.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 starting with next week, Jan. 13th. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SENIORS: The Dubuque County Right to Life is offering a new one time scholarship of $500. For more information, please come to the School Counseling Office.
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
stop in A200 and talk to Ms. Thoma. See you on the Slopes!
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who took that Plan test should report to the Auditorium on Monday during A & D study time to receive your results.
MATHEMATICS COMPETITION: The American Mathematics Competition test will be held at our school on February 8th. This is a huge competition where students gain the opportunity to learn and achieve through competition with students in their school and from around the world. Top students can achieve recognition through special honors and awards, including the best in each school and the best in each state. Please talk to Mr. Kueper in A322 if you are interested. Also, we will be doing old practice tests of the AMC at math club on Thursday mornings at 7:10 starting with next week, Jan. 13th. Please come and prepare!
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT: For Seniors and their Parents.
Monday, January 31st – 7:00 p.m.
Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium
Presentation by the Iowa College Access Network
Hosted by the School Counseling Office
SENIORS: The Dubuque County Right to Life is offering a new one time scholarship of $500. For more information, please come to the School Counseling Office.
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
FYI: Monday night the Freshman Lady Ram Basketball team beat Platteville 63-13. The Lady reams were lead in scoring by Kendra Conforti 10 points, Jaclyn Kremer 8points, Missy Meyer 7 points and Hannah Timmerman 7pts. The
Rams are now 5-2 and the next home game is Saturday vs Cuba City at 9am.
JAZZ CHOIR AUDITIONS: Jazz Choir auditions will be held this week. See Mr. Marple to sign up for a five minute audition slot with callbacks to be held Thursday, January 6th from 2:30 to 4:00. You may audition for Jazz Choir even if you are not enrolled in a choral ensemble.
SENIORS: The Dubuque County Right to Life is offering a new one time scholarship of $500. For more information, please come to the School Counseling Office.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Rams are now 5-2 and the next home game is Saturday vs Cuba City at 9am.
JAZZ CHOIR AUDITIONS: Jazz Choir auditions will be held this week. See Mr. Marple to sign up for a five minute audition slot with callbacks to be held Thursday, January 6th from 2:30 to 4:00. You may audition for Jazz Choir even if you are not enrolled in a choral ensemble.
SENIORS: The Dubuque County Right to Life is offering a new one time scholarship of $500. For more information, please come to the School Counseling Office.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
SEMESTER TESTING: The end of the semester final exam schedule is as follows:
Thursday, January 13
Period 1 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 3 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 7 - 10:44 – 12:10
Friday, January 14
Period 2 - 7:40 – 9:08
Period 4 - 9:12 – 10:38
Period 6 - 10:44 – 12:10
5th period finals will be given during regular 5th period class time on January 10, 11 and 12 and may include the use of study time.
Lunch will be served at 12:10 each day
Keyline buses will run on their regular schedule and the grey line will be at Senior five minutes before each hour to go to the west end and three minutes after each hour to go downtown both test days.
Yellow school buses will run their regular schedule and will be here at 2:20.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
JAZZ CHOIR AUDITIONS: Jazz Choir auditions will be held this week. See Mr. Marple to sign up for a five minute audition slot with callbacks to be held Thursday, January 6th from 2:30 to 4:00. You may audition for Jazz Choir even if you are not enrolled in a choral ensemble.
SENIORS: The Dubuque County Right to Life is offering a new one time scholarship of $500. For more information, please come to the School Counseling Office.
FYI: Katie and Cindy would like to say 'Thank you'. Over the Christmas break we delivered fleece tie blankets to adult cancer patients in Iowa City Hospital and Prentice Northwestern Hospital (in Chicago). The patients were so amazed and deeply touched, that high school students and staff would make and donate 101 blankets to cover adults in the hospitals. Katie shared with them how wonderful Senior High School was to her when she went through her cancer treatments as a student at Senior. I told them about all the different community projects this school is involved with. The patients asked us to be certain to tell you that your blankets were 'the best gift they have received'. Thank you! The blankets you made allowed Covers of Comfort to give warmth to many cancer patients.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
SENIORS: The Dubuque County Right to Life is offering a new one time scholarship of $500. For more information, please come to the School Counseling Office.
FYI: Katie and Cindy would like to say 'Thank you'. Over the Christmas break we delivered fleece tie blankets to adult cancer patients in Iowa City Hospital and Prentice Northwestern Hospital (in Chicago). The patients were so amazed and deeply touched, that high school students and staff would make and donate 101 blankets to cover adults in the hospitals. Katie shared with them how wonderful Senior High School was to her when she went through her cancer treatments as a student at Senior. I told them about all the different community projects this school is involved with. The patients asked us to be certain to tell you that your blankets were 'the best gift they have received'. Thank you! The blankets you made allowed Covers of Comfort to give warmth to many cancer patients.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Monday, January 3, 2011
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
February! See you on the slopes!
Monday, December 20, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
SENIORS: You are invited to attend the Graduate Panel TODAY during 6th and/or 7th hour in A209 (Mr. Dean's Room). The Graduate Panel is a group of recent graduates that come back to talk to you about life after high school. We currently have 6 graduates coming back representing the following colleges: NICC, Loras, Clarke and ISU. Each have had various experiences in high school and in college/life after high school. Come chat with them - they are ready for open conversations and to answer any of your questions. You can come for just one hour or both but you have to have your teacher's permission if you have a class.
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may
send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may
send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Friday, December 17, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
FYI: Senior Freshman Lady Rams played a well balanced game on Thursday night and beat River Ridge 35-20. The rams were lead by Ashley Schmidt 11pts, Hannah Timmerman 8pts, and Erica Tebon 6pts. The Lady Rams next home game is Jan 3rd 2011.
SENIORS: You are invited to attend the Graduate Panel on Tuesday, December 21st during 6th and/or 7th hour in A209 (Mr. Dean's Room). The Graduate Panel is a group of recent graduates that come back to talk to you about life after high school. We currently have 6 graduates coming back representing the following colleges: NICC, Loras, Clarke and ISU. Each have had various experiences in high school and in college/life after high school. Come chat with them - they are ready for open conversations and to answer any of your questions. You can come for just one hour or both but you have to have your teacher's permission if you have a class.
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may
send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
SENIORS: You are invited to attend the Graduate Panel on Tuesday, December 21st during 6th and/or 7th hour in A209 (Mr. Dean's Room). The Graduate Panel is a group of recent graduates that come back to talk to you about life after high school. We currently have 6 graduates coming back representing the following colleges: NICC, Loras, Clarke and ISU. Each have had various experiences in high school and in college/life after high school. Come chat with them - they are ready for open conversations and to answer any of your questions. You can come for just one hour or both but you have to have your teacher's permission if you have a class.
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may
send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
FYI: The Senior Lady Ram Freshman girl Basketball team jump out to a early lead and never looked back as them beat Hempstead 53-22. The Ladies Rams had balance scoring across the board. Team was led by Hannah Timmerman 12pts, Ashley Schmit 9pts, Erica Tebon 8pts, Sha Kurra Evans 6pst, Amber Leytem 6ts, and Jaclyn Kremer 6pts. Lady Rams are now 3-2.
SENIORS: You are invited to attend the Graduate Panel on Tuesday, December 21st during 6th and/or 7th hour in A209 (Mr. Dean's Room). The Graduate Panel is a group of recent graduates that come back to talk to you about life after high school. We currently have 6 graduates coming back representing the following colleges: NICC, Loras, Clarke and ISU. Each have had various experiences in high school and in college/life after high school. Come chat with them - they are ready for open conversations and to answer any of your questions. You can come for just one hour or both but you have to have your teacher's permission if you have a class.
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
RAM CLOTHING: Ram Fans!! The Ram Booster Club will be selling Senior apparel at TONIGHT’S men's basketball game starting at 6 PM. Make plans to shop for your Ram Christmas gifts starting this Friday evening.
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through February! See you on the slopes!
SENIORS: You are invited to attend the Graduate Panel on Tuesday, December 21st during 6th and/or 7th hour in A209 (Mr. Dean's Room). The Graduate Panel is a group of recent graduates that come back to talk to you about life after high school. We currently have 6 graduates coming back representing the following colleges: NICC, Loras, Clarke and ISU. Each have had various experiences in high school and in college/life after high school. Come chat with them - they are ready for open conversations and to answer any of your questions. You can come for just one hour or both but you have to have your teacher's permission if you have a class.
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
RAM CLOTHING: Ram Fans!! The Ram Booster Club will be selling Senior apparel at TONIGHT’S men's basketball game starting at 6 PM. Make plans to shop for your Ram Christmas gifts starting this Friday evening.
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through February! See you on the slopes!
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
FYI: I am still sending "Letters for Christopher" Billmyer. The Marine from Dubuque, who was wounded and lost both of his legs a few months back. I was hoping we could now get staff and students to bring in Christmas cards for him. So, If you have an extra Cristmas card at home, please address one for him. You can drop them off in my mailbox or you may send one yourself. His address is : National Naval Medical Center, Marine Lance CPL Chris Billmyer, (general delivery), 8901 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda MD, 20889. Im sure he really enjoys all of the cards and letters he is receiving from the Ram Family and his home town. Thank you very much! ~Lora Perkins
RAM CLOTHING: Ram Fans!! The Ram Booster Club will be selling Senior apparel at this Friday night's men's basketball game starting at 6 PM. Make plans to shop for your Ram Christmas gifts starting this Friday evening.
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
RAM CLOTHING: Ram Fans!! The Ram Booster Club will be selling Senior apparel at this Friday night's men's basketball game starting at 6 PM. Make plans to shop for your Ram Christmas gifts starting this Friday evening.
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
RAM CLOTHING: Ram Fans!! The Ram Booster Club will be selling Senior apparel at this Friday night's men's basketball game starting at 6 PM. Make plans to shop for your Ram Christmas gifts starting this Friday evening.
PING PONG: Anyone interested in Intramural Ping Pong, come down to the Indoor Track TODAY after school for a little competition. Any questions, please see Ms. Borgwardt.
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins TODAY, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
TODAY - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
PING PONG: Anyone interested in Intramural Ping Pong, come down to the Indoor Track TODAY after school for a little competition. Any questions, please see Ms. Borgwardt.
HOLIDAY GRAMS: Visit the STUCO Zone TODAY to purchase your snowflake holiday grams. Snowflakes are .50 each or three for $1.00. You can also bring in a canned food item to receive a free snowflake. All snowflakes will be displayed in the cafeteria and the profits will go to the Food Pantry.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins TODAY, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
TODAY - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Friday, December 10, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
FYI: We have had several more students be accepted into some very prestigious groups that I would like to recognize.
First, we have had nine students selected for the Northern Festival of Bands - an honor band program sponsored and hosted by the University of Northern Iowa. The students include: Austin Baugh, Lily Brondyke, Jonathan Fuller, Colin Niemer, Logan Neises, Adam ODell, Emily Smith, Morgan Swearinger and Mikayla Wickham. They will be working with nationally renown directors for three days - February 10 - 12 and putting on the final festival concert at the Gallager - Bluedorn Performing Arts center in Cedar Falls Saturday afternoon.
Second, we have had three students accepted into the Northeast Iowa Bandmasters Association Honor Jazz Band. Students include: Jon Fuller, Colin Niemer, and Adam ODell. They will be working with the head of the fabulous Jazz studio at UNI - Chris Merz and putting on a festival concert at Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids on January 8th.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
MOCK TRIAL: Mock Trial will have an informational meeting, Tuesday, December 14th in B140 at 7:10 a.m. If you can’t attend or need more information please see Mr. Lenze.
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins TODAY, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
First, we have had nine students selected for the Northern Festival of Bands - an honor band program sponsored and hosted by the University of Northern Iowa. The students include: Austin Baugh, Lily Brondyke, Jonathan Fuller, Colin Niemer, Logan Neises, Adam ODell, Emily Smith, Morgan Swearinger and Mikayla Wickham. They will be working with nationally renown directors for three days - February 10 - 12 and putting on the final festival concert at the Gallager - Bluedorn Performing Arts center in Cedar Falls Saturday afternoon.
Second, we have had three students accepted into the Northeast Iowa Bandmasters Association Honor Jazz Band. Students include: Jon Fuller, Colin Niemer, and Adam ODell. They will be working with the head of the fabulous Jazz studio at UNI - Chris Merz and putting on a festival concert at Kennedy High School in Cedar Rapids on January 8th.
PSAT: Juniors that took the PSAT test October 13th-please stop in the school counseling office to pick up your test results ASAP. Thank you!
MOCK TRIAL: Mock Trial will have an informational meeting, Tuesday, December 14th in B140 at 7:10 a.m. If you can’t attend or need more information please see Mr. Lenze.
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins TODAY, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins on December 13th, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins on December 13th, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
TODAY - Loras College – 7:30 a.m.
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
PSAT RESULTS: All Juniors who took the PSAT test can receive the results of the test TODAY during 5th period A & D study time in the auditorium.
ARCHERY: Anyone interested in participating in the Intramural Archery Tournament TODAY after school in the indoor track, please sign up with Ms. Borgwardt as soon as possible.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
TODAY - Loras College – 7:30 a.m.
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
PSAT RESULTS: All Juniors who took the PSAT test can receive the results of the test TODAY during 5th period A & D study time in the auditorium.
ARCHERY: Anyone interested in participating in the Intramural Archery Tournament TODAY after school in the indoor track, please sign up with Ms. Borgwardt as soon as possible.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
FYI: Lady Rams Basketball Team won a close game last night at River Ridge 31-29. Lady Rams are non 2-2
The Rams were lead by Missy Meyer 13Pt's. The Lady Rams is back on the court Saturday against Hempstead at 8am.
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who signed up for the PLAN test should report to the small gym TODAY by 7:30am. Please remember your calculator, number two pencils, and a sweater if you should get cold.
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins on December 13th, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
9th - Loras College – 7:30 a.m.
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
PSAT RESULTS: All Juniors who took the PSAT test can receive the results of the test on Thursday during 5th period A & D study time in the auditorium.
ARCHERY: Anyone interested in participating in the Intramural Archery Tournament this Thursday, Dec. 9th after school in the indoor track, please sign up with Ms. Borgwardt as soon as possible.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
EARLY RELEASE FOR TODAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5……….10:08 – 10:40
Period 6……….10:45 – 11:17
Period 7……….11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ……….11:55 – 12:20
The Rams were lead by Missy Meyer 13Pt's. The Lady Rams is back on the court Saturday against Hempstead at 8am.
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who signed up for the PLAN test should report to the small gym TODAY by 7:30am. Please remember your calculator, number two pencils, and a sweater if you should get cold.
NICC DRIVERS ED: Forms are available in the Business Office, Main Office and Guidance. Registration begins on December 13th, 7:00 a.m. in the Business Office: January 18 – March 15, 2011
Morning Session 6:00-7:30AM
Afternoon Session 2:40-4:40PM
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER – IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
9th - Loras College – 7:30 a.m.
15th - Emmaus Bible College – 12:45 p.m.
PSAT RESULTS: All Juniors who took the PSAT test can receive the results of the test on Thursday during 5th period A & D study time in the auditorium.
ARCHERY: Anyone interested in participating in the Intramural Archery Tournament this Thursday, Dec. 9th after school in the indoor track, please sign up with Ms. Borgwardt as soon as possible.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
EARLY RELEASE FOR TODAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5……….10:08 – 10:40
Period 6……….10:45 – 11:17
Period 7……….11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ……….11:55 – 12:20
Monday, December 6, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to the Senior Colorguard on an outstanding weekend at State Competition! The group enjoyed the trip sharing transportation, hotel and a performance of Mary Poppins with the guard from Hempstead. Friday morning's performance of "Topsy Turvy" from the Hunchback of Notre Dame earned the team 1st Place in Class III Colorguard making them state champs for the 8th year in a row. The evening performance "Under the Silver Moon" features the music Bridge Over Troubled Water by Andrea Boccelli and Mary J Blige and earned the group 3rd Place in Large School Show Production. It was a great weekend and the girls did a fantastic job representing the Ram Family. Come see State Solo winner Eden Frey at this Friday's basketball game and the team's award winning performance at next Friday's game! Go Rams!
FYI: Freshman Lady Rams Basketball team beat Wahlert High School on Saturday. The score was 37-31.The Lady Rams took the lead in the second half and never looked back. The Rams got a great spark off the bench from
Maddie McElmeel and Kendra Conforti. The Rams had balance scoring from Jackie Kremer 7pt, Missy Meyer 6 points,
Shakurra Evans 6 points and Ashley Schmit 5points. The Rams are now 1-2 and play Monday Dec 6th at River Ridge.
PSAT RESULTS: All Juniors who took the PSAT test can receive the results of the test on Thursday during 5th period A & D study time in the auditorium.
RAM WRESTLING: Fresh off their triumphant win against cross-town rival Hempstead on Thursday night, the Rams returned to Moody Gym as they competed in the annual Dubuque invitational. Collectively, the Rams had a solid day of
competition and were led by the individual performances of brothers Chase and Bryce Lynn and Jack Freese who all finished as runner-up of their respective weight class. Zach Barry wrestled well and finished in 3rd place. Sklyer Kelley and Trevor Engling finished 4th and Jordan Peterson was 5th. Nice work Ram Wrestlers.
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who signed up for the PLAN test should report to the small gym on Wednesday morning by 7:30am. Please remember your calculator, number two pencils, and a sweater if you should get cold.
ARCHERY: Anyone interested in participating in the Intramural Archery Tournament this Thursday, Dec. 9th after school in the indoor track, please sign up with Ms. Borgwardt as soon as possible.
FYI: Any 12th grade football player interested in playing football at St. Ambrose College in Davenport, stop by guidance to get a pass to visit with the coaches from St. Ambrose. They will be here tomorrow, the 7th, during 5th period.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
FYI: Freshman Lady Rams Basketball team beat Wahlert High School on Saturday. The score was 37-31.The Lady Rams took the lead in the second half and never looked back. The Rams got a great spark off the bench from
Maddie McElmeel and Kendra Conforti. The Rams had balance scoring from Jackie Kremer 7pt, Missy Meyer 6 points,
Shakurra Evans 6 points and Ashley Schmit 5points. The Rams are now 1-2 and play Monday Dec 6th at River Ridge.
PSAT RESULTS: All Juniors who took the PSAT test can receive the results of the test on Thursday during 5th period A & D study time in the auditorium.
RAM WRESTLING: Fresh off their triumphant win against cross-town rival Hempstead on Thursday night, the Rams returned to Moody Gym as they competed in the annual Dubuque invitational. Collectively, the Rams had a solid day of
competition and were led by the individual performances of brothers Chase and Bryce Lynn and Jack Freese who all finished as runner-up of their respective weight class. Zach Barry wrestled well and finished in 3rd place. Sklyer Kelley and Trevor Engling finished 4th and Jordan Peterson was 5th. Nice work Ram Wrestlers.
PLAN TEST: All Sophomores who signed up for the PLAN test should report to the small gym on Wednesday morning by 7:30am. Please remember your calculator, number two pencils, and a sweater if you should get cold.
ARCHERY: Anyone interested in participating in the Intramural Archery Tournament this Thursday, Dec. 9th after school in the indoor track, please sign up with Ms. Borgwardt as soon as possible.
FYI: Any 12th grade football player interested in playing football at St. Ambrose College in Davenport, stop by guidance to get a pass to visit with the coaches from St. Ambrose. They will be here tomorrow, the 7th, during 5th period.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Friday, December 3, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
FYI: Freshman Lady Rams basketball team lost a close game to Western Dubuque 21-27 on Tuesday night. The Lady Rams were lead in scoring by Shakurra Evans 8Pt's and Missy Meyer 6Pt's. The Rams next game is Saturday at Nora gym at 9AM.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: We will have our first practice Sunday at 8pm in the gym. Any questions please see Coach Myres.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
COLLEGE FOOTBALL VISIT: Chris Winter, assistant football coach at Wartburg College will be here TODAY at 11:10 a.m. in the School Counseling Office. Please check with your teacher if you are a football player (preferably a senior), and would like to meet with him.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: We will have our first practice Sunday at 8pm in the gym. Any questions please see Coach Myres.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: We will have our first practice Sunday at 8pm in the gym. Any questions please see Coach Myres.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to the Ram Junior Varsity Wrestlers for kicking off their season in dominating fashion at the North Linn JV Tournament. The Rams crowned a tournament high 9 individual champions and added 9 additional 2nd place finishers. Individual Champions included: Kemmy Betwell, Matt Hesselman, Enoc Alvarenga, Zach Donovan, Skyler Kelley, Tanner Ervolino, Mitch Powers, Jesse Blus and Paul Warnke
Runners-Up were: Russell Henkel, Marty Buss, Alex Boettner, Andy Reiter, Travis Galle, Christian Anderson, Dan Rogan, Chris Poynter and Zach Meyer. Great Job Ram Wrestlers!!!
COLLEGE FOOTBALL VISIT: Chris Winter, assistant football coach at Wartburg College will be here Thursday,
December 2 at 11:10 a.m. in the School Counseling Office. Please check with your teacher if you are a football player (preferably a senior), and would like to meet with him.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: We will have our first practice Sunday at 8pm in the gym. Any questions please see Coach Myres.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
Runners-Up were: Russell Henkel, Marty Buss, Alex Boettner, Andy Reiter, Travis Galle, Christian Anderson, Dan Rogan, Chris Poynter and Zach Meyer. Great Job Ram Wrestlers!!!
COLLEGE FOOTBALL VISIT: Chris Winter, assistant football coach at Wartburg College will be here Thursday,
December 2 at 11:10 a.m. in the School Counseling Office. Please check with your teacher if you are a football player (preferably a senior), and would like to meet with him.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: We will have our first practice Sunday at 8pm in the gym. Any questions please see Coach Myres.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
FOOTBALL COLLEGE VISIT: Luther College will be here TODAY at 8:00 a.m. in the Guidance Center.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
IMPROV: What? Unscripted! When? Tonight. What Time? 7pm. Where? The Library. Start your Thanksgiving break with a night full of laughs. Come see Unscripted, Dubuque Senior's Improv Comedy Troupe TONIGHT in the Library at 7pm. Cost only $3.00.
WINNERS: 5th Hour Teachers: If one of these students is in your 5th Hour Class, please inform them that they have won a prize, and that they can pick it up in the business office. If you are a teacher and you have won a prize, it is also located in the business office for you to pick up. Thank You!
Prize Winners for “Covers of Comfort” Raffle
Senior Lot Sticker: Ethan Lembke
Gift Certificates:
Mario’s Restaurant: Jared Schulz, Chris Selchert
Reality Check: Kari Mest, Kristen Orwoll, Chris Selchert
Jitterz Coffee: Gerardo Doron, Larry Steines
Happy Joes Pizza: Jacob Locher, Emily Shinkle
Java Dreams: Lindsey Ploessl (2), Chris Plein, Dekkar Pfab, Deb Oleson
A.J.’s Café: Wanda Pfab, Anna Kaiser, Tyler Runde, Larry Steines
Athenian Grill: Andrew Brimeyer, Jordan Peterson
Village Inn: Joe Connolly, Chris Selchert, Deb Oleson, Katie Michel
$20 (Welter Painting): Ashley Althaus
The Barn in Sherrill: Tyler Runde
Mindframe Theater: Alex Dean, Kristen Orwoll, Kari Mest
Betty Jane Candy: Ryan Giesemann
RiverLights Books: Mr. Jarchow
Hardees on University: Ty Stecklein(3), Chris Selchert, Sam Compton, Julie McCaw, Wanda Pfab, Kristen Peiffer, Deb Oleson, Tyler Runde, Will Bradford
Plane Art Design Mug: Mitch McElmeel, Teresa Fitzferrels, Tony Gerardy, Ty Stecklein, Andy Reed, Corey Carlisle
CUPCAKES: STUCO will be selling homemade cupcakes TODAY during all lunches in the Cafeteria. The proceeds will benefit the Dubuque Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Donna Ginter. Cupcakes cost $1 and are very yummy!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
WINNERS: 5th Hour Teachers: If one of these students is in your 5th Hour Class, please inform them that they have won a prize, and that they can pick it up in the business office. If you are a teacher and you have won a prize, it is also located in the business office for you to pick up. Thank You!
Prize Winners for “Covers of Comfort” Raffle
Senior Lot Sticker: Ethan Lembke
Gift Certificates:
Mario’s Restaurant: Jared Schulz, Chris Selchert
Reality Check: Kari Mest, Kristen Orwoll, Chris Selchert
Jitterz Coffee: Gerardo Doron, Larry Steines
Happy Joes Pizza: Jacob Locher, Emily Shinkle
Java Dreams: Lindsey Ploessl (2), Chris Plein, Dekkar Pfab, Deb Oleson
A.J.’s Café: Wanda Pfab, Anna Kaiser, Tyler Runde, Larry Steines
Athenian Grill: Andrew Brimeyer, Jordan Peterson
Village Inn: Joe Connolly, Chris Selchert, Deb Oleson, Katie Michel
$20 (Welter Painting): Ashley Althaus
The Barn in Sherrill: Tyler Runde
Mindframe Theater: Alex Dean, Kristen Orwoll, Kari Mest
Betty Jane Candy: Ryan Giesemann
RiverLights Books: Mr. Jarchow
Hardees on University: Ty Stecklein(3), Chris Selchert, Sam Compton, Julie McCaw, Wanda Pfab, Kristen Peiffer, Deb Oleson, Tyler Runde, Will Bradford
Plane Art Design Mug: Mitch McElmeel, Teresa Fitzferrels, Tony Gerardy, Ty Stecklein, Andy Reed, Corey Carlisle
CUPCAKES: STUCO will be selling homemade cupcakes TODAY during all lunches in the Cafeteria. The proceeds will benefit the Dubuque Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Donna Ginter. Cupcakes cost $1 and are very yummy!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
WINNERS: 5th Hour Teachers: If one of these students is in your 5th Hour Class, please inform them that they have won a prize, and that they can pick it up in the business office. If you are a teacher and you have won a prize, it is also located in the business office for you to pick up. Thank You!
Prize Winners for “Covers of Comfort” Raffle
Senior Lot Sticker: Ethan Lembke
Ipod Touch: Sam Compton
Gift Certificates:
Mario’s Restaurant: Jared Schulz, Chris Selchert
Reality Check: Kari Mest, Kristen Orwoll, Chris Selchert
Jitterz Coffee: Gerardo Doron, Larry Steines
Happy Joes Pizza: Jacob Locher, Emily Shinkle
Java Dreams: Lindsey Ploessl (2), Chris Plein, Dekkar Pfab, Deb Oleson
A.J.’s Café: Wanda Pfab, Anna Kaiser, Tyler Runde, Larry Steines
Athenian Grill: Andrew Brimeyer, Jordan Peterson
Village Inn: Joe Connolly, Chris Selchert, Deb Oleson, Katie Michel
$20 (Welter Painting): Ashley Althaus
The Barn in Sherrill: Tyler Runde
Mindframe Theater: Alex Dean, Kristen Orwoll, Kari Mest
Betty Jane Candy: Ryan Giesemann
RiverLights Books: Mr. Jarchow
Hardees on University: Ty Stecklein(3), Chris Selchert, Sam Compton, Julie McCaw, Wanda Pfab, Kristen Peiffer, Deb Oleson, Tyler Runde, Will Bradford
Plane Art Design Mug: Mitch McElmeel, Teresa Fitzferrels, Tony Gerardy, Ty Stecklein, Andy Reed, Corey Carlisle
CUPCAKES: STUCO will be selling homemade cupcakes Tuesday November 23rd during all lunches in the Cafeteria. The proceeds will benefit the Dubuque Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Donna Ginter. Cupcakes cost $1 and are
very yummy!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. TODAY and tomorrow you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
Prize Winners for “Covers of Comfort” Raffle
Senior Lot Sticker: Ethan Lembke
Ipod Touch: Sam Compton
Gift Certificates:
Mario’s Restaurant: Jared Schulz, Chris Selchert
Reality Check: Kari Mest, Kristen Orwoll, Chris Selchert
Jitterz Coffee: Gerardo Doron, Larry Steines
Happy Joes Pizza: Jacob Locher, Emily Shinkle
Java Dreams: Lindsey Ploessl (2), Chris Plein, Dekkar Pfab, Deb Oleson
A.J.’s Café: Wanda Pfab, Anna Kaiser, Tyler Runde, Larry Steines
Athenian Grill: Andrew Brimeyer, Jordan Peterson
Village Inn: Joe Connolly, Chris Selchert, Deb Oleson, Katie Michel
$20 (Welter Painting): Ashley Althaus
The Barn in Sherrill: Tyler Runde
Mindframe Theater: Alex Dean, Kristen Orwoll, Kari Mest
Betty Jane Candy: Ryan Giesemann
RiverLights Books: Mr. Jarchow
Hardees on University: Ty Stecklein(3), Chris Selchert, Sam Compton, Julie McCaw, Wanda Pfab, Kristen Peiffer, Deb Oleson, Tyler Runde, Will Bradford
Plane Art Design Mug: Mitch McElmeel, Teresa Fitzferrels, Tony Gerardy, Ty Stecklein, Andy Reed, Corey Carlisle
CUPCAKES: STUCO will be selling homemade cupcakes Tuesday November 23rd during all lunches in the Cafeteria. The proceeds will benefit the Dubuque Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Donna Ginter. Cupcakes cost $1 and are
very yummy!
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. TODAY and tomorrow you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
CONGRATULATIONS: Six students from the Dubuque Senior High School band program have been selected to participate in the Northeast Iowa Bandmasters’ Association Honor Band Festival on Saturday, December 4, 2010. These students will perform in one of two 128 piece, select ensembles make up of instrumentalists from sixty schools in Northeast Iowa. The following instrumentalists from the Dubuque Senior High School Band were selected for this honor: Adam O’Dell, Jessica Larsen, Courtney Chaffee, Mikayla Wickham, Kevein Strickland, and Lily Brondyke.
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance TONIGHT from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance TONIGHT from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
ATTENTION SKIERS AND BOARDERS! The Rams Racers would like you to stop by room A200 and talk with Ms. Thoma about joining our team. Informational packets now available. Racing begins in January and goes through
February! See you on the slopes!
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held TONIGHT at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are TODAY. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
February! See you on the slopes!
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held TONIGHT at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are TODAY. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to the Dubuque Senior High math team which finished 6th out of 16 teams in the large school division of the UW- Platteville math contest on Wednesday, Nov. 3rd. Nominated to the all-academic team were; Ben Martin, Jenna Manders, Blake Whalen, and Justin Yuan. Good job math-letes!
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153, some time this week.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held on Thursday, November 18th at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible. Turn in your teams by TODAY to secure your spot in the tournament.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are TODAY or Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153, some time this week.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held on Thursday, November 18th at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible. Turn in your teams by TODAY to secure your spot in the tournament.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are TODAY or Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITY: Student Council is hosting a blanket making party TODAY in the cafeteria at 2:30 to make tie fleece blankets for the charity Covers of Comfort. This is a great opportunity for NHS members who need volunteer hours! No experience necessary, just bring your own scissors!
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153, some time this week.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held on Thursday, November 18th at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible. Turn in your teams by Wednesday to secure your spot in the tournament.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are TODAY or Wednesday, November 17 or Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. If you are planning on attending a four year college, then you should strongly consider taking the PLAN test.
The PLAN test is the pre-ACT test. You will receive a score range of what you will score on the ACT and how to improve. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any
questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT: Tonic Salon and Day Spa is looking for part-time help. Send resume or take resume to 4949 Asbury Rd. For more information, stop in guidance.
MEN'S CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS: The end of the season booklets are in. If you are interested in owning one, come to Mr. Kilgore's room, D-153, some time this week.
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held on Thursday, November 18th at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible. Turn in your teams by Wednesday to secure your spot in the tournament.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are TODAY or Wednesday, November 17 or Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
DISTANCE RUNNERS: There will be a meeting for off season distance runners in the class room near the indoor track TODAY at 2:50 p.m. Very important for safe training.
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITY: Student Council is hosting a blanket making party on Tuesday, November 16th in the cafeteria at 2:30 to make tie fleece blankets for the charity Covers of Comfort. This is a great opportunity for NHS members who need volunteer hours! No experience necessary, just bring your own scissors!
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held on Thursday, November 18th at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible. Turn in your teams by Wednesday to secure your spot in the tournament.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
MORP DANCE: Dubuque Senior's Key Club will be sponsoring its annual MORP dance again this year on Friday, November 19th from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. MORP is "prom" spelled backwards, which means this is a special dance from freshmen, but all are welcome. The theme is "Finding Nemo" so wear your best underwater gear - snorkelers are welcome! Tickets are $2 for Red Renaissance, $3 for Blue or White Renaissance, and $4 for general admission. Senior students only. Remember to vote for MORP King and Queen in cafeteria. The proceeds benefit local community organizations and Kiwanis International.
VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITY: Student Council is hosting a blanket making party on Tuesday, November 16th in the cafeteria at 2:30 to make tie fleece blankets for the charity Covers of Comfort. This is a great opportunity for NHS members who need volunteer hours! No experience necessary, just bring your own scissors!
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER: To help support the Special Olympics some teachers have promised not to shave for the entire month of November. On the 22nd and 23rd you will get the chance to vote on the best, worst and creepiest mustache during lunch. Please consider donating along with your vote, it is greatly encouraged.
DODGEBALL: Anyone interested in playing in the Intramural Dodgeball Tournament that will be held on Thursday, November 18th at 7pm in the Nora Gym, please turn in a team of 6 players to Ms. Borgwardt or Mr. White as soon as possible. Turn in your teams by Wednesday to secure your spot in the tournament.
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES: All 10th graders interested in taking the PLAN Test can now sign up in the Guidance Office. Please bring $15.00 for the test fee. We only have 100 tests, so sign up immediately. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Santiago in the Guidance Office.
MEN’S TENNIS: Any Senior men's tennis members will meet at 10 AM this Saturday, NOT 11 AM that was originally scheduled.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
BASEBALL: Any boy interested in playing baseball this year for Senior needs to stop and see Coach Felderman TODAY in the boys wellness locker room. He has some baseball information to hand out to you. Thanks.
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
COVERS OF COMFORT: Covers of Comfort – Student Council members are selling raffle tickets to raise money to purchase fleece tie blankets for Covers of Comfort. The blankets are given to adult cancer patients who are in the hospital during the Christmas holidays.
The prizes for the raffle are: Apple IPOD Touch, 1 Senior Lot parking ticket OR gift certificates from the following contributors: Mario’s Restaurant, Reality Check, Jitterz Coffee, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Java Dreams, A.J.’s Café & Ice Cream, Athenian Grill, Village Inn, 20. Cash (donated by Welter Painting), The Barn in Sherrill, Riverlights, Hardees, Betty Jane Candy, Mindframe Theatre movie tickets, Dubuque Senior High School travel mugs (donated by Plane Art Design). Raffle tickets will be sold at the STUCO zone during 5th hour or after school in the business office. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 and are being sold until November 12th.
BLOOD DRIVE: The fall blood drive will take place TODAY. Students interested in donating, must pick up a permission slip in the Stuco Zone. Permission slips must be returned before signing up for a donation time.
MEN’S TENNIS: Any Senior men's tennis members will meet at 10 AM this Saturday, NOT 11 AM that was originally scheduled.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
BASEBALL: Any boy interested in playing baseball this year for Senior needs to stop and see Coach Felderman TODAY in the boys wellness locker room. He has some baseball information to hand out to you. Thanks.
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
COVERS OF COMFORT: Covers of Comfort – Student Council members are selling raffle tickets to raise money to purchase fleece tie blankets for Covers of Comfort. The blankets are given to adult cancer patients who are in the hospital during the Christmas holidays.
The prizes for the raffle are: Apple IPOD Touch, 1 Senior Lot parking ticket OR gift certificates from the following contributors: Mario’s Restaurant, Reality Check, Jitterz Coffee, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Java Dreams, A.J.’s Café & Ice Cream, Athenian Grill, Village Inn, 20. Cash (donated by Welter Painting), The Barn in Sherrill, Riverlights, Hardees, Betty Jane Candy, Mindframe Theatre movie tickets, Dubuque Senior High School travel mugs (donated by Plane Art Design). Raffle tickets will be sold at the STUCO zone during 5th hour or after school in the business office. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 and are being sold until November 12th.
BLOOD DRIVE: The fall blood drive will take place TODAY. Students interested in donating, must pick up a permission slip in the Stuco Zone. Permission slips must be returned before signing up for a donation time.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
MEN’S TENNIS: Any Senior men's tennis members will meet at 10 AM this Saturday, NOT 11 AM that was originally scheduled.
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER - IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
TODAY – Cornell – 9:20 a.m.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
BASEBALL: Any boy interested in playing baseball this year for Senior needs to stop by this week and see Coach Felderman in the boys wellness locker room. He has some baseball information to hand out to you. Thanks.
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
COVERS OF COMFORT: Covers of Comfort – Student Council members are selling raffle tickets to raise money to purchase fleece tie blankets for Covers of Comfort. The blankets are given to adult cancer patients who are in the hospital during the Christmas holidays.
The prizes for the raffle are: Apple IPOD Touch, 1 Senior Lot parking ticket OR gift certificates from the following contributors: Mario’s Restaurant, Reality Check, Jitterz Coffee, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Java Dreams, A.J.’s Café & Ice Cream, Athenian Grill, Village Inn, 20. Cash (donated by Welter Painting), The Barn in Sherrill, Riverlights, Hardees, Betty Jane Candy, Mindframe Theatre movie tickets, Dubuque Senior High School travel mugs (donated by Plane Art Design). Raffle tickets will be sold at the STUCO zone during 5th hour or after school in the business office. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 and are being sold until November 12th.
BLOOD DRIVE: The fall blood drive will take place on Friday, Nov. 12th. Students interested in donating, must pick up a permission slip in the Stuco Zone. Permission slips must be returned before signing up for a donation time.
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER - IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
TODAY – Cornell – 9:20 a.m.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
BASEBALL: Any boy interested in playing baseball this year for Senior needs to stop by this week and see Coach Felderman in the boys wellness locker room. He has some baseball information to hand out to you. Thanks.
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
COVERS OF COMFORT: Covers of Comfort – Student Council members are selling raffle tickets to raise money to purchase fleece tie blankets for Covers of Comfort. The blankets are given to adult cancer patients who are in the hospital during the Christmas holidays.
The prizes for the raffle are: Apple IPOD Touch, 1 Senior Lot parking ticket OR gift certificates from the following contributors: Mario’s Restaurant, Reality Check, Jitterz Coffee, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Java Dreams, A.J.’s Café & Ice Cream, Athenian Grill, Village Inn, 20. Cash (donated by Welter Painting), The Barn in Sherrill, Riverlights, Hardees, Betty Jane Candy, Mindframe Theatre movie tickets, Dubuque Senior High School travel mugs (donated by Plane Art Design). Raffle tickets will be sold at the STUCO zone during 5th hour or after school in the business office. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 and are being sold until November 12th.
BLOOD DRIVE: The fall blood drive will take place on Friday, Nov. 12th. Students interested in donating, must pick up a permission slip in the Stuco Zone. Permission slips must be returned before signing up for a donation time.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
MEN’S TENNIS: Any Senior men's tennis members will meet at 10 AM this Saturday, NOT 11 AM that was originally scheduled.
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER - IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
11th – Cornell – 9:20 a.m.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
BASEBALL: Any boy interested in playing baseball this year for Senior needs to stop by this week and see Coach Felderman in the boys wellness locker room. He has some baseball information to hand out to you. Thanks.
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
COVERS OF COMFORT: Covers of Comfort – Student Council members are selling raffle tickets to raise money to purchase fleece tie blankets for Covers of Comfort. The blankets are given to adult cancer patients who are in the hospital during the Christmas holidays.
The prizes for the raffle are: Apple IPOD Touch, 1 Senior Lot parking ticket OR gift certificates from the following contributors: Mario’s Restaurant, Reality Check, Jitterz Coffee, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Java Dreams, A.J.’s Café & Ice Cream, Athenian Grill, Village Inn, 20. Cash (donated by Welter Painting), The Barn in Sherrill, Riverlights, Hardees, Betty Jane Candy, Mindframe Theatre movie tickets, Dubuque Senior High School travel mugs (donated by Plane Art Design). Raffle tickets will be sold at the STUCO zone during 5th hour or after school in the business office. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 and are being sold until November 12th.
BLOOD DRIVE: The fall blood drive will take place on Friday, Nov. 12th. Students interested in donating, must pick up a permission slip in the Stuco Zone. Permission slips must be returned before signing up for a donation time.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER - IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE:
11th – Cornell – 9:20 a.m.
FYI: Are you interested in... Acting, Singing, Dancing, Improvisation, Film, if so, join the award-winning Dubuque Senior Speech Team. Auditions are Tuesday, November 16 OR Wednesday, November 17 OR Thursday, November 18. Sign up for a twenty-minute audition time slot on the Callboard inside Room A209. Questions? See Mr. Dean (Room A209) or Mr. Ernzen (Room B237).
BASEBALL: Any boy interested in playing baseball this year for Senior needs to stop by this week and see Coach Felderman in the boys wellness locker room. He has some baseball information to hand out to you. Thanks.
FYI: If you ordered black shorts from the Ram Booster Club at registration you may now pick them up in the Activities Office.
COVERS OF COMFORT: Covers of Comfort – Student Council members are selling raffle tickets to raise money to purchase fleece tie blankets for Covers of Comfort. The blankets are given to adult cancer patients who are in the hospital during the Christmas holidays.
The prizes for the raffle are: Apple IPOD Touch, 1 Senior Lot parking ticket OR gift certificates from the following contributors: Mario’s Restaurant, Reality Check, Jitterz Coffee, Happy Joe’s Pizza, Java Dreams, A.J.’s Café & Ice Cream, Athenian Grill, Village Inn, 20. Cash (donated by Welter Painting), The Barn in Sherrill, Riverlights, Hardees, Betty Jane Candy, Mindframe Theatre movie tickets, Dubuque Senior High School travel mugs (donated by Plane Art Design). Raffle tickets will be sold at the STUCO zone during 5th hour or after school in the business office. Raffle tickets are 1 ticket for $1 or 6 tickets for $5 and are being sold until November 12th.
BLOOD DRIVE: The fall blood drive will take place on Friday, Nov. 12th. Students interested in donating, must pick up a permission slip in the Stuco Zone. Permission slips must be returned before signing up for a donation time.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY:
Period 1………. 7:40 – 8:12
Period 2………. 8:17 – 8:49
Period 3………. 8:54 – 9:26
Period 4………. 9:31 – 10:03
Period 5………. 10:08 – 10:40
Period 6………. 10:45 – 11:17
Period 7………. 11:22 – 11:55
LUNCH ………. 11:55 – 12:20
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