Thursday, April 30, 2015

The Men’s track and field team competed well to capture second place in the City Meet at The Rock Bowl last night.

JV Individual winners included:
Justin Blackman in the high jump
Levi Legrand in the shot put
and Tucker Mai in the discus


Varsity Individual winners included:
Jacob Osterberger in the 110 meter high hurdles with a time of 15.60
Collin Seymour in the 400 meter low hurdles, time of 56.91
Jameel Kelley with a shot put throw of 45'4.5"
DeAngelo Jackson's long jump of 21'11.5", which is the 6th furthest jump in school history.


Varsity Relay winners included:
The distance Medley team of DeAngelo Jackson, Jacob Osterberger, Brad Ware and Preston Kizer.
And the Shuttle hurdle relay team of Collin Seymour, Landon Kraus, Brad Ware and Jocob Osterberger, who broke their own school record with a time of 59.37 seconds.   Great Job Rams!

Ram Women’s Track and Field

Congratulations to the Ram Women’s Track Team on their fine efforts in Tuesday night’s City Meet. The Rams turned in 10 Season Best Efforts and recorded 20 personal best efforts on the night. The Rams also crowned 4 City Champs. The Shuttle Hurdle team of Kortney Lightfoot, Carolyn Davis
Katie Kramer, and Grace Gudenkauf. Grace Gudenkauf won three events; the Long Jump, High Jump and 100 Meter Hurdles.   Great Job Ram Women’s Track.

A Congratulations to Grace Gudenkauf who was voted as this week TH Athlete of the week. Grace is currently a sophomore who placed very well at the Drake Relays last week. She earned 6th place in the Long Jump and 7th place in the High Jump. GREAT Job Grace!!

Attention Seniors!

There is a mandatory Senior Class meeting on Tuesday, May 5th during 5th period A or D study time. Important information will be shared about graduation, finishing your senior year and planning for life after graduation. You will also vote for PROM king and queen. REMEMBER, seniors should come to the meeting during THEIR A or D study time. See you soon!

Friends of Homacho

Join us Saturday, May 2nd, at Murphy Park for the Friends of Homacho Walk at 9:00 a.m. Registration is $20 per person and includes a Dri-Fit t-shirt. Teams must consist of 3-5 people. All money raised is to help the people of Homacho get a water pipeline to their village. Information and sign up is available outside of the Activities office or online at www.friendsofhomacho.org

NHS will be extending the sales of Yuda Bands through the end of this week! If you are looking for a band, please stop in see Wanda in Guidance any period - or visit NHS members outside of the cafeteria!

Senior High Orchestra Presents:

Movie Music Extravaganza- Favorites like Pirates of the Caribbean, Shrek and The Hobbit!
Perfect for children!  Saturday, May 2, 11:00 am in the Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium

Renaissance Students, Test Exemption Sign UP has begun! The final day to sign up is May 17th 2015. To exempt students must have a Red or Blue Renaissance stamp, an A in the class they which to exempt and no more than four absences in that class. See your teacher to sign up by May 17th.

All students enrolled in CONTRACT WELLNESS will need to attend a mandatory meeting on Monday, May 4th at 7:15 am. The meeting will be in Nora gym in the stadium seating used for previous meetings. We will discuss the end of the year protocols and have time to answer individual student questions. If you have questions, please contact Mrs. Riley.

Members of the Senior High School Baseball Team that will be graduating this spring are eligible for a $500 Scott Althoff Memorial Scholarship. Applications can be picked up from Mr. Fleming in Room A211. Applications must be returned to Mr. Fleming by Friday, May 8.

Attention VOLLEYBALL Players: There will be a volleyball meeting in Coach Oxley’s room on TONIGHT at 2:30 to discuss summer schedules. Anyone interested in trying out for volleyball in the fall should attend this meeting.

FAST Program: If you need assistance with homework, preparing for a test or a quiz, or just want a quiet place to study, please consider attending the FAST program this Friday from 7:30-8:30 AM in the Senior library. There are only four FAST days left this year. Do not miss the opportunity to attend and improve your grades

Juniors and Seniors….

Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets sales start TODAY in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th


COLLEGE VISITS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL IN GUIDANCE OFFICE:

May 1st 10:45a.m. Morrison Institute of Technology

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Friends of Homacho

Join us Saturday, May 2nd, at Murphy Park for the Friends of Homacho Walk at 9:00 a.m. Registration is $20 per person and includes a Dri-Fit t-shirt. Teams must consist of 3-5 people. All money raised is to help the people of Homacho get a water pipeline to their village. Information and sign up is available outside of the Activities office or online at www.friendsofhomacho.org

Senior High Orchestra Presents:
Movie Music Extravaganza- Favorites like Pirates of the Caribbean, Shrek and The Hobbit!  Perfect for children!

Saturday, May 2, 11:00 am in the Lamb-Hedeman Auditorium

Renaissance Students, Test Exemption Sign UP has begun! The final day to sign up is May 17th 2015. To exempt students must have a Red or Blue Renaissance stamp, an A in the class they which to exempt and no more than four absences in that class. See your teacher to sign up by May 17th.

All students enrolled in contract wellness will need to attend a mandatory meeting on Monday, May 4th at 7:15 am. The meeting will be in Nora gym in the stadium seating used for previous meetings. We will discuss the end of the year protocols and have time to answer individual student questions. If you have questions, please contact Mrs. Riley.

Members of the Senior High School Baseball Team that will be graduating this spring are eligible for a $500 Scott Althoff Memorial Scholarship. Applications can be picked up from Mr. Fleming in Room A211. Applications must be returned to Mr. Fleming by Friday, May 8.

Attention VOLLEYBALL Players: There will be a volleyball meeting in Coach Oxley’s room on TONIGHT at 2:30 to discuss summer schedules. Anyone interested in trying out for volleyball in the fall should attend this meeting.

FAST Program: If you need assistance with homework, preparing for a test or a quiz, or just want a quiet place to study, please consider attending the FAST program this Friday from 7:30-8:30 AM in the Senior library. There are only four FAST days left this year. Do not miss the opportunity to attend and improve your grades

Juniors and Seniors….

Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets sales start TODAY in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Ram Women’s Track and Field

Congratulations to the following ladies who competed in the Drake Relays last Weekend.
The 4 X 100 Relay team of Emma Sass, Stevie Lambe, Hannah Cook, and Jamila Johnson
ran their fastest time of the year and Grace Gudenkauf placed sixth in the Long Jump, and
7th in the High Jump.

Members of the Senior High School Baseball Team that will be graduating this spring are eligible for a $500 Scott Althoff Memorial Scholarship. Applications can be picked up from Mr. Fleming in Room A211. Applications must be returned to Mr. Fleming by Friday, May 8.

Attention VOLLEYBALL Players: There will be a volleyball meeting in Coach Oxley’s room on Wednesday, April 29th at 2:30 to discuss summer schedules. Anyone interested in trying out for volleyball in the fall should attend this meeting.

FAST Program: If you need assistance with homework, preparing for a test or a quiz, or just want a quiet place to study, please consider attending the FAST program this Friday from 7:30-8:30 AM in the Senior library. There are only four FAST days left this year. Do not miss the opportunity to attend and improve your grades

Juniors and Seniors….
Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets will go on sale Wednesday April 29th in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th

Softball practice starts on May 11th

Monday, April 27, 2015

Attention VOLLEYBALL Players: There will be a volleyball meeting in Coach Oxley’s room on Wednesday, April 29th at 2:30 to discuss summer schedules. Anyone interested in trying out for volleyball in the fall should attend this meeting.

There will be a Model UN meeting on Tuesday at 7:00 am in B139. Current members and students interested in joining next school year should attend. See Ms. Weiland if you are unable to attend the meeting.

Juniors and Seniors….

Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets will go on sale Wednesday April 29th in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

There will be a Baseball Parent/Athlete meeting on TONIGHT at 6:00 pm in the Cafeteria

Attention SOFTBALL Players. There will be a Parent/Player Meeting on TONGIHT at 7:30 pm in the Cafeteria.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th

Softball practice starts on May 11th

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Friday, April 24, 2015

There will be a Model UN meeting on Tuesday at 7:00 am in B139. Current members and students interested in joining next school year should attend. See Ms. Weiland if you are unable to attend the meeting.

Juniors and Seniors….

Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets will go on sale Wednesday April 29th in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

There will be a Baseball Parent/Athlete meeting on Monday, April 27th at 6:00 pm in the Cafeteria

Attention SOFTBALL Players. There will be a Parent/Player Meeting on Monday, April 27th at 7:30 pm in the Cafeteria.

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade? Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year? A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education! Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause! Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th

Softball practice starts on May 11th

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.
2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.
3. Burger King on JFK
4. Dairy Queen

Thursday, April 23, 2015

Ram Women’s Track: Congratulations to the Ram Women's Track Team on their third place finish in last night's Hempstead Relays. The Rams won three events and finished 2nd in 5 events. Event winners were: Grace Gudenkauf in the Long Jump and High Jump and the Shuttle Hurdle relay team on Kortney Lightfoot, Carolyn Davis, Grace Gudenkauf, and Kaite Kramer. Also, Best of luck to the following ladies who will be competing in the

Drake Relays this Weekend in Des Moines Emma Sass, Hannah Cook, Stevie Lambe, Jamila, Johnson, Carolyn Davis, and Grace Gudenkauf.

Juniors and Seniors….

Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets will go on sale Wednesday April 29th in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

There will be a Baseball Parent/Athlete meeting on Monday, April 27th at 6:00 pm in the Cafeteria

How do your grades look? Are they as good as they should be? If you need help studying for a test, working on a project, or just a quiet place to study, please come to FAST Friday in the Senior library from 7:30-8:30. If you have questions please see Mrs. Brokus or Mrs. Lanser.

Attention SOFTBALL Players. There will be a Parent/Player Meeting on Monday, April 27th at 7:30 pm in the Cafeteria.

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade? Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year? A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education! Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause! Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th

Softball practice starts on May 11th

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

The girl’s golf team placed 2nd in a quad yesterday in Waterloo. Meet medalist, Maddie Hawkins lead the way for Senior shooting a 41, followed by Jessie Westhof with a 49, Claire Siegert with a 53, and Morgan Petersen with a 55. Also competing for Senior was Montana Meyer and Kristin Michels. There next competition will be Monday at Timberline.

Juniors and Seniors….

Prom will be May 9th from 9:00-12:00 at the Grand River Center. Tickets will go on sale Wednesday April 29th in the Business Office. With a Red Renaissance, tickets will be $10.00, a Blue Renaissance tickets are $12.00 and all other tickets are $15.00 each. Please remember that all Senior High School students must have their school ID….if you have lost your school ID, You need to purchase a new ID in the Business Office first.... a new ID is $5.00. All guests must, MUST have a picture ID. Guests WILL NOT be allowed into the dance without a picture ID.

There will be a Baseball Parent/Athlete meeting on Monday, April 27th at 6:00 pm in the Cafeteria

How do your grades look? Are they as good as they should be? If you need help studying for a test, working on a project, or just a quiet place to study, please come to FAST Friday in the Senior library from 7:30-8:30. If you have questions please see Mrs. Brokus or Mrs. Lanser.

Attention SOFTBALL Players. There will be a Parent/Player Meeting on Monday, April 27th at 7:30 pm in the Cafeteria.

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade? Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year? A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education! Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause! Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

Last Thursday and Friday, the Model United Nations club attended the state conference at UNI. There were over 400 students in attendance and we were able to obtain 6 awards. Congratulate Sidney Spurgeon, Hannah Schmitt, Alice Tsui, and Grace Tsui for earning awards for Outstanding Position Paper. In addition, congratulate Pooja Patel and Josh Mauss for being named Outstanding Delegate for their participation at the conference. Everyone worked very hard and made Senior proud!

How do your grades look? Are they as good as they should be? If you need help studying for a test, working on a project, or just a quiet place to study, please come to FAST Friday in the Senior library from 7:30-8:30. If you have questions please see Mrs. Brokus or Mrs. Lanser.

Attention SOFTBALL Players. There will be a Parent/Player Meeting on Monday, April 27th at 7:30 pm in the Cafeteria.

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade? Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year? A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education! Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause! Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting TODAY in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Monday, April 20, 2015

Attention SOFTBALL Players. There will be a Parent/Player Meeting on Monday, April 27th at 7:30 pm in the Cafeteria.

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade? Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year? A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education! Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause! Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on tomorrow, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Friday, April 17, 2015

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade? Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year? A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education! Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause! Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields. You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Thursday, April 16, 2015

Students who are registered for the ACT Aspire exam tomorrow, Thursday April 16th, need to report to the following locations by 7:35a.m.

Students with the last names beginning with ……

A – H B133

I – R D157

S – Y E37

Congratulations to the Ram Women’s Track team on their fine performances in last night’s Linn Mar Relays. The Rams finished 3rd as a team and won three events. Event winners were: Grace Gudenkauf in the High Jump, The Shuttle Hurdle Relay Team of Kortney Lightfoot, Carolyn Davis, Katie Kramer, and Grace Gudenkauf and the 4 X 100 relay team of Emma Sass, Stevie Lambe, Hannah Cook, and Jamila Johnson. Great Job Ram Women’s Track.

Senior Women's golf team hosted and took 3rd place in a quad at the Meadows. Leading the way and also taking medalist honors was Maddie Hawkins shooting a 39, followed by Emma Noel with a 48, Jessie Westhof with a 54 and Kristin Michel with a 63. Also participating for Senior was Montana Meyer and Jenna Gremmel.

The next competition for the golf team will be an 18-hole meet on Thursday, April 16th.

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade?

Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year?   A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education!   Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause!

Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

Today is the last day to sign up for Day of Silence. Please stop down to E-24 or E-26 if you are interested in participating. For those students that have chosen to participate, we ask that you do NOT wear duct tape over your mouths or paint your faces. Black or red clothing should be worn if possible. All students participating should stop down for the GSA meeting after school, or tomorrow morning to get your Day of Silence card to wear representing that you are participating.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th

Softball practice starts on May 11th

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Tug-of War Champion? If so, you and 5 of your friends should sign up for the Ram Fam Assembly Tug-of-War Tournament! Sign up at the StuCo Zone during lunch starting today. Teams must consist of at least one guy and 1 girl, and teachers are encouraged to join teams too! The last day to sign up is TODAY, April 16th. The final Tug-of-War match will be played on Dalzell Field, before the final Senior Survivor contest!

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.  You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Wednesday, April 15, 2015

SEASON TICKETS are NOW AVAILABLE for the Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Softball, and Baseball Seasons. Tickets are $22 and are good for HOME games during the regular 2015 season (EXCEPT tournaments). Please stop in the DBQ Senior Activities Office to purchase your season ticket today!

Did you know that students in Guatemala have to pay for their education beyond 6th grade?

Did you know that you can play a part in helping send two Guatemalan students, Alex and Alejandra, to school for a year?

A donation of $7 will give you a cool new "Yuda Band" bracelet - which are available in many different styles - and two Guatemalan students the chance to continue their education!

Our goal is to sell 350 bracelets so that we can fully fund a year of education for our two chosen Guatemalan students. Please help us out with this important cause!

Stop and see National Honor Society members outside of the cafeteria during all lunches through Friday, April 24th.

The Gay Straight Alliance will be participating in the National Day of Silence on Friday April 17th. Day of Silence brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment, and effective responses. The goal of the Day of Silence is to make schools safer for all students, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. We welcome any student that would like to participate, and ask that you come to room E-24, or E-26 to sign up with Ms. Johns before Friday. We will also be handing out red ribbons on Friday morning for students that would like to show support for those that are participating. For more information about the Day of Silence, please come to our meeting on Thursday after school in room E-26.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Tug-of War Champion? If so, you and 5 of your friends should sign up for the Ram Fam Assembly Tug-of-War Tournament! Sign up at the StuCo Zone during lunch starting today. Teams must consist of at least one guy and 1 girl, and teachers are encouraged to join teams too! The last day to sign up is Thursday, April 16th. The final Tug-of-War match will be played on Dalzell Field, before the final Senior Survivor contest!

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.  You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Tuesday, April 14, 2015

SEASON TICKETS are NOW AVAILABLE for the Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Softball, and Baseball Seasons. Tickets are $22 and are good for HOME games during the regular 2015 season (EXCEPT tournaments). Please stop in the DBQ Senior Activities Office to purchase your season ticket today!

The Gay Straight Alliance will be participating in the National Day of Silence on Friday April 17th. Day of Silence brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment, and effective responses. The goal of the Day of Silence is to make schools safer for all students, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. We welcome any student that would like to participate, and ask that you come to room E-24, or E-26 to sign up with Ms. Johns before Friday. We will also be handing out red ribbons on Friday morning for students that would like to show support for those that are participating. For more information about the Day of Silence, please come to our meeting on Thursday after school in room E-26.

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office beginning today, April 13th. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th

Softball practice starts on May 11th

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Tug-of War Champion? If so, you and 5 of your friends should sign up for the Ram Fam Assembly Tug-of-War Tournament! Sign up at the StuCo Zone during lunch starting today. Teams must consist of at least one guy and 1 girl, and teachers are encouraged to join teams too! The last day to sign up is Thursday, April 16th. The final Tug-of-War match will be played on Dalzell Field, before the final Senior Survivor contest!

Ram Fam Trivia Night
The Social Studies department will be hosting a Trivia Night in the Cafeteria tomorrow night, April 14th from 7 PM to 9 PM. Come test your knowledge of pop culture and compete for exciting and delicious prizes. Ask your social studies teacher for more information. A free will offering will be taken at the door to offset the social studies scholarship. Students MUST bring their IDs.

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.

You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Monday, April 13, 2015

The men's track and field team competed well last night at the Ira Dunsworth Invitational in Davenport. The following athletes finished in the top 5 in their respected events:

5th Place: Landon Kraus in the 110 meter high hurdles and the 4x800 meter relay team of Preston Kizer, Andrew Grawe, Dana Miller and Mark Whalen

4th Place: Jacob Osterberger in the 110 meter high hurdles, Ty Kloft in the 3200 meter run and Landon Kraus in the 400 meter low hurdles.

3rd place: 4x100 meter relay team of Collin Seymour, Brad Ware, DeAngelo Jackson and Lee Bonifas

2nd place: DeAngelo Jackson in the long jump; DeAngelo's jump of 21'6" is the 8th best long jump in school history.

1st place: 4x200 meter relay team of Collin Seymour, Brad Ware, DeAngelo Jackson and Lee Bonifas.

Special recognition goes to the shuttle hurdle relay team of Collin Seymour, Landon Kraus, Brad Ware and Jacob Osterberger for bringing the thunder last night. The team finished first place and broke the school record in the event with a time of 59.41 seconds. Their lightning quick performance set off the severe weather sirens and resulted in a temporary postponement of the meet. ​Great job guys!

Hartigs on Asbury Square and JFK is looking to hire reliable students to work approximately 18-24 hours per week. Stop in guidance or check out bulletin board for more info.

Registration forms for the Summer Sessions of Drivers Ed may be picked up in the business office beginning today, April 13th. Completed forms will be accepted beginning on April 20th on a first come first serve basis. There will be 3 sessions offered and space is limited. This summer, Drivers Ed courses will be held at Hempstead High School.

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Tug-of War Champion? If so, you and 5 of your friends should sign up for the Ram Fam Assembly Tug-of-War Tournament! Sign up at the StuCo Zone during lunch starting today. Teams must consist of at least one guy and 1 girl, and teachers are encouraged to join teams too! The last day to sign up is Thursday, April 16th. The final Tug-of-War match will be played on Dalzell Field, before the final Senior Survivor contest!

Ram Fam Trivia Night
The Social Studies department will be hosting a Trivia Night in the Cafeteria on Tuesday, April 14th from 7 PM to 9 PM. Come test your knowledge of pop culture and compete for exciting and delicious prizes. Ask your social studies teacher for more information. A free will offering will be taken at the door to offset the social studies scholarship.

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.  You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Friday, April 10, 2015

Are you going out for SOFTBALL this summer? There will be a player meeting on Wednesday, April 22 at 2:45 pm in the cafeteria.

The upper room will meet on Mondays at 7:00 in the gym lobby. Come join us to pray, learn about God and have some fun.

If you are going out for Baseball or Softball-please stop in the Activities Office to sign up today – Don’t wait until the day of practice starts! Even if you are currently in a Spring sport, you can sign up now. Again – if you are going out for Baseball or Softball – Stop in the Activities Office to sign up today!

Baseball practice starts on May 4th
Softball practice starts on May 11th

Do you think you have what it takes to become a Tug-of War Champion? If so, you and 5 of your friends should sign up for the Ram Fam Assembly Tug-of-War Tournament! Sign up at the StuCo Zone during lunch starting today. Teams must consist of at least one guy and 1 girl, and teachers are encouraged to join teams too! The last day to sign up is Thursday, April 16th. The final Tug-of-War match will be played on Dalzell Field, before the final Senior Survivor contest!

Ram Fam Trivia Night

The Social Studies department will be hosting a Trivia Night in the Cafeteria on Tuesday, April 14th from 7 PM to 9 PM. Come test your knowledge of pop culture and compete for exciting and delicious prizes. Ask your social studies teacher for more information. A free will offering will be taken at the door to offset the social studies scholarship.

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

Today, Josten’s will be here to distribute the items that Seniors ordered through them such as announcements, t-shirts, souvenirs. They WILL NOT be handing out cap and gown. If you placed an order with Jostens, you will be able to pick up your order during lunch outside the cafeteria again.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.  You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Do you like to dance? Do you enjoy helping people in need? Well then we have the perfect event for you! There will be a Dance Marathon TONIGHT from 6:00 to midnight. Tickets are $15 and come with a free t-shirt and all proceeds to go the Children’s Miracle Network. Please come and show your support.

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Math Club will begin a 4 week series on Nature and Beauty beginning this Thursday at 7:05 in A321! Come learn some AMAZING MATH that is accessible to ALL LEVELS of STUDENTS!!!

Ram Fam Trivia Night

The Social Studies department will be hosting a Trivia Night in the Cafeteria on Tuesday, April 14 from 7 PM to 9 PM. Come test your knowledge of pop culture and compete for exciting and delicious prizes. Ask your social studies teacher for more information. A free will offering will be taken at the door to offset the social studies scholarship.

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

On Friday, April 10th Josten’s will be here to distribute the items that Seniors ordered through them such as announcements, t-shirts, souvenirs. They WILL NOT be handing out cap and gown. If you placed an order with Jostens, you will be able to pick up your order during lunch outside the cafeteria again, that is on Friday, April 10th.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.

You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Do you like to dance? Do you enjoy helping people in need? Well then we have the perfect event for you! There will be a Dance Marathon on April 10th from 6:00 to midnight. Tickets are $15 and come with a free t-shirt and all proceeds to go the Children’s Miracle Network. They will be sold in the cafeteria every day this week. Please come and show your support.

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

SEASON TICKETS are NOW AVAILABLE for the Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Softball, and Baseball Seasons. Tickets are $22 and are good for HOME games during the regular 2015 season (EXCEPT tournaments). Please stop in the DBQ Senior Activities Office to purchase your season ticket today!

Ram Fam Trivia Night

The Social Studies department will be hosting a Trivia Night in the Cafeteria on Tuesday, April 14 from 7 PM to 9 PM. Come test your knowledge of pop culture and compete for exciting and delicious prizes. Ask your social studies teacher for more information. A free will offering will be taken at the door to offset the social studies scholarship.

Attention Students! Elections for next year’s student council are coming up. Any Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior interested in running should attend the informational meeting on Tuesday, April 21st in room A219 either A or D Study.

On Friday, April 10th Josten’s will be here to distribute the items that Seniors ordered through them such as announcements, t-shirts, souvenirs. They WILL NOT be handing out cap and gown. If you placed an order with Jostens, you will be able to pick up your order during lunch outside the cafeteria again, that is on Friday, April 10th.

There will be a meeting for all JUNIORS that will be inducted into NHS on Wednesday, April 8th during A/D study time in the Auditorium. If you are unable to attend, please see Mrs. Fischer.

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.  You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Do you like to dance? Do you enjoy helping people in need? Well then we have the perfect event for you! There will be a Dance Marathon on April 10th from 6:00 to midnight. Tickets are $15 and come with a free t-shirt and all proceeds to go the Children’s Miracle Network. They will be sold in the cafeteria every day this week. Please come and show your support.

Loras College will be holding its annual Chemistry Olympics event on Friday April 10th. At this event, high school students from around the area will compete to prove their skill at chemistry labs and their knowledge of the chemistry field. Dubuque Senior has won this competition the past two years and hopes to make it three, but needs your help to do so.

Anyone who is in a chemistry class currently or has already taken a chemistry class and is interested in participating in Chemistry Olympics should contact Mr. Gates in room B241 about joining.

Thursday, April 2, 2015

SEASON TICKETS are NOW AVAILABLE for the Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Softball, and Baseball Seasons. Tickets are $22 and are good for HOME games during the regular 2015 season (EXCEPT tournaments). Please stop in the DBQ Senior Activities Office to purchase your season ticket today!

Get a head start on summer jobs – CHECK OUT BULLETIN BOARD OUTSIDE OF THE GUIDANCE OFFICE OR STOP IN GUIDANCE FOR DETAILS!

1. Leisure Services is accepting applications for all SUMMER jobs which include the pools, golf courses, parks, and playgrounds/sports fields.  You must apply online – see bulletin by guidance or stop in guidance for more info.

2. Swiss Colony in Peosta is looking for summer fulltime employees (must be 18) – pays well and is a great way to make $ for college.

3. Burger King on JFK

4. Dairy Queen

Do you like to dance? Do you enjoy helping people in need? Well then we have the perfect event for you! There will be a Dance Marathon on April 10th from 6:00 to midnight. Tickets are $15 and come with a free t-shirt and all proceeds to go the Children’s Miracle Network. They will be sold in the cafeteria every day this week. Please come and show your support.

Loras College will be holding its annual Chemistry Olympics event on Friday April 10th. At this event, high school students from around the area will compete to prove their skill at chemistry labs and their knowledge of the chemistry field. Dubuque Senior has won this competition the past two years and hopes to make it three, but needs your help to do so.

Anyone who is in a chemistry class currently or has already taken a chemistry class and is interested in participating in Chemistry Olympics should contact Mr. Gates in room B241 about joining.

Semester Final Exemptions! 9th, 10th and 11th grade students that are planning on exempting from a semester final will need the 4th quadrant stamped on the ID.

Thursday, April 2, 2015

SEASON TICKETS are NOW AVAILABLE for the Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Softball, and Baseball Seasons. Tickets are $22 and are good for HOME games during the regular 2015 season (EXCEPT tournaments). Please stop in the DBQ Senior Activities Office to purchase your season ticket today!

Congratulations to the Ram Women’s Track team on their second place finish in Tuesday’s Waverly Invitational. The Rams turned in a number of season best performances and crowned 3 event champions. Grace Gudenkauf won the High Jump and teamed up with Kortney Lightfoot, Carolyn Davis, and Katie Kramer to win the Shuttle Hurdle Relay, and Jamila Johnson, Corina Cook, Hannah Cook and Victoria Healey won the Distance Medley Relay. Great Job Ram Women’s Track!

Do you like to dance? Do you enjoy helping people in need? Well then we have the perfect event for you! There will be a Dance Marathon on April 10th from 6:00 to midnight. Tickets are $15 and come with a free t-shirt and all proceeds to go the Children’s Miracle Network. They will be sold in the cafeteria every day this week. Please come and show your support.

Loras College will be holding its annual Chemistry Olympics event on Friday April 10th. At this event, high school students from around the area will compete to prove their skill at chemistry labs and their knowledge of the chemistry field. Dubuque Senior has won this competition the past two years and hopes to make it three, but needs your help to do so.

Anyone who is in a chemistry class currently or has already taken a chemistry class and is interested in participating in Chemistry Olympics should contact Mr. Gates in room B241 about joining.

I hope you have a great long weekend. The upper room will meet next TUESDAY at 7:00 in the gym lobby. Come join us to pray, learn about God and have some fun.

DON'T WAIT!!! CHECK TODAY!!!

Semester Final Exemptions! 9th, 10th and 11th grade students that are planning on exempting from a semester final will need the 4th quadrant stamped on the ID.