Thursday February 26, 2009

      

MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Student Announcement

 

 

SCHEDULE        Gold

 

 

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS

 

 

STUDENTS

 

Please congratulate the Pirate Forensic Team for doing very well at the University of Oregon Tournament last weekend:

 

Those winning awards were:  Jamey Moriarty and Ellen Fields in Senior Dual Interpretation took 5th place.

                                          Justin Rodriguez won 2nd in Senior Serious Interpretation

                                           Logan Emlet and Justin Rodriquez won 3rd place in Junior Public Debate

                                           Parker Forte won a 6th speaker award in the Junior Public Debate Division

                                           McKenzie Freeman won a college scholarship to the University of Oregon Debate Institute

                                           Will Moriarty won a high school scholarship to the University of Oregon Debate Camp

 

 

Reminder to all staff and students - the Influenza season is here.  If you have a fever, you NEED to stay home from school or work.  You must stay home until you are fever free for 24 hours without the use of Tylenol or Ibuprofen.  As with all other illnesses, the best way to avoid becoming sick is to wash your hands, especially after using the restroom and before you eat, drink, or apply cosmetics.  Dispose of used Kleenex in the trash immediately and wash your hands.  Thank you for help in preventing illness.3/5

 

Attention Seniors! The All-Night Party Committee is looking for artists to design the front cover of Thank You notes to be used for the donations for the party. The design should be appropriate for a Thank You card but does not need to have the words “Thank You” in the design. Artwork needs to be sent, as an attachment, to Mary Fields at mfields@eou.edu. The final size of the art needs to be no larger than 5 ½ x 4 ¼ . Selections need to be received by Monday, March 2, 2009. The top 4 entries will be used for the party’s Thank You cards with the students name on the back of the card. 3/2

 

Oregon Coast Community Action is a nonprofit network of programs that feed, house, warm and educate people. The Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA is one of our programs we sponsor.  We will be having a fundraiser selling used toys.   This will be the “Toy Tales” sale.  If you would like to help or need more information please call Becky Yaeger at 888-7436

 

 

It’s Not too Late!! Buy a Year Book Today!  Bring $64. to the Main Office.  Not sure it you have purchased one yet, check the posted list. 

 

 CLUB 

 

Yahweh's Daughters, Acquire the Fire tickets must be purchased by Feb. 27, next Friday, if we are to get the best price! Permission forms must be turned in no later then Wednesday, Feb 25. If you plan to attend ATF with us this year, get your permission form to Ms Thompson in PH600 ASAP!2/25

 

Yahweh's Daughters is showing the video "Magdalena: released from shame", a film about women who encountered Jesus during his three years of ministry and how it changed their lives. The film will be playing Wednesday at lunch in  PH600 and continuing through out the rest of the week. Any girl is welcome to join us! There will be Pizza and goodies on Friday for the girls who have attended the showing. Join us!

 

ATHLETES

 

 

STUDENTS:  Spring sports are starting soon.  If you are interested in playing baseball, softball, tennis, golf or participating in the Track team please come get your gold card.  Come to the athletic office located in the main building with the Dean’s office.  For questions about spring sports come talk to Mrs. Reiber.  GO PIRATES!2/27

 

COLLEGES

 

College bound seniors: The OSAC Scholarship application is due on Monday, March 2nd.  A transcript request sheet must be turned into Mrs. Patnode as soon as possible in order for OSAC to receive the information in time.   Go to:  www.getcollegefunds.org for the application.

 

The MHS Local Scholarship is available online on the MHS homepage.  This application is due at 3:30 on March 13th.  All college bound students and any student planning on vocational/technical training should apply - we gave out over $150,000 in scholarships to MHS seniors last year!  If you need help please see your counselor or Jennifer Bunnell in Student Services

 

REMINDER for SENIORS Monday, March 2nd is the OSAC and SOCC scholarship deadline.

 

SENIORS the Marshfield Local scholarship deadline is Friday, March 13th at 3:30pm.

 

College bound Seniors: Talent Search Coordinator, Neil Winberg, will be in his office (room 137) after school on Mondays through Thursdays until 4:30 pm. He would be happy to help answer any questions or provide advice concerning college applications, FAFSA, or scholarships. 2/15

 

 

 Announcing Monday February 23 the GRAND OPENING of the Sub City Sandwich Station & Pizza Bar at MHS Cafe Next to the main courtyard by the cafeteria.  With the purchase of a lunch get 2 Hot Chocolate Chip Cookies!

 

Menu's Feb. 23 - 27

         

             Breakfast  

                    Monday    Biscuits & Gravy

                   Tuesday    French toast & Sausage

              Wednesday    Omelet, Ham & toast

                  Thursday    Muffin & yogurt

                   Friday       Scrambled eggs, sausage & potato wedges 

 

 

           Lunch

                   Monday    Chicken patty sandwich, Turkey Gravy & mashed potato, Hawaiian pizza Chef Salad

                  Tuesday    Chicken Nuggets, Corndog & Potato Wedges, Sausage, Mushroom & Olive pizza, Chef Salad

             Wednesday    Chicken patty sandwich, Baked Chicken & mashed potato, Meat lovers pizza, Poppin Chicken Salad

                 Thursday    Chicken Nugget, Tangy Chicken & rice, Sausage & Pepperoni Pizza, Caesar Salad

                   Friday      Chicken patty sandwich, Grilled Ham & Cheese, Vegetarian pizza, Tuscan Salad

 

                                    Served Daily   Cheeseburgers & Nachos

 

 

Wednesday February 25, 2009

 

      

MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Student Announcement

 

 

SCHEDULE        Purple Assemble Schedule

 

 

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS

 

Playoff Game Girls BB    vs Dallas High School     @ 7 PM

 

STUDENTS

 

Our girls basketball team will host Dallas High School Today, February 25 starting at 7 PM in the first round of the 2009 OSAA State Playoffs.   

 

Since OSAA sanctioned girls basketball in 1976, this is the first time our girls' basketball team has hosted a home state playoff.  The girls would appreciate having you attend the game Wednesday.  With the purchase of your ticket, you will receive a FREE hamburger meal from the MHS Booster Club.   LET'S FILL PIRATE PALACE in support of our girls' basketball team.

 

The gates will open at 5:45 PM.  This being an OSAA playoff game, the ticket price is-  $6 for adults and $4 for students.   Only official OSAA passes are allowed. 

  

Reminder to all staff and students - the Influenza season is here.  If you have a fever, you NEED to stay home from school or work.  You must stay home until you are fever free for 24 hours without the use of Tylenol or Ibuprofen.  As with all other illnesses, the best way to avoid becoming sick is to wash your hands, especially after using the restroom and before you eat, drink, or apply cosmetics.  Dispose of used Kleenex in the trash immediately and wash your hands.  Thank you for help in preventing illness.3/5

 

Attention Seniors! The All-Night Party Committee is looking for artists to design the front cover of Thank You notes to be used for the donations for the party. The design should be appropriate for a Thank You card but does not need to have the words “Thank You” in the design. Artwork needs to be sent, as an attachment, to Mary Fields at mfields@eou.edu. The final size of the art needs to be no larger than 5 ½ x 4 ¼ . Selections need to be received by Monday, March 2, 2009. The top 4 entries will be used for the party’s Thank You cards with the students name on the back of the card. 3/2

 

Oregon Coast Community Action is a nonprofit network of programs that feed, house, warm and educate people. The Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA is one of our programs we sponsor.  We will be having a fundraiser selling used toys.   This will be the “Toy Tales” sale.  If you would like to help or need more information please call Becky Yaeger at 888-7436

 

 

It’s Not too Late!! Buy a Year Book Today!  Bring $64. to the Main Office.  Not sure it you have purchased one yet, check the posted list. 

 

 CLUB 

 

Yahweh's Daughters, Acquire the Fire tickets must be purchased by Feb. 27, next Friday, if we are to get the best price! Permission forms must be turned in no later then Wednesday, Feb 25. If you plan to attend ATF with us this year, get your permission form to Ms Thompson in PH600 ASAP!2/25

 

Yahweh's Daughters is showing the video "Magdalena: released from shame", a film about women who encountered Jesus during his three years of ministry and how it changed their lives. The film will be playing Wednesday at lunch in  PH600 and continuing through out the rest of the week. Any girl is welcome to join us! There will be Pizza and goodies on Friday for the girls who have attended the showing. Join us!

 

ATHLETES

 

 

STUDENTS:  Spring sports are starting soon.  If you are interested in playing baseball, softball, tennis, golf or participating in the Track team please come get your gold card.  Come to the athletic office located in the main building with the Dean’s office.  For questions about spring sports come talk to Mrs. Reiber.  GO PIRATES!2/27

 

COLLEGES

 

College bound Seniors: Talent Search Coordinator, Neil Winberg, will be in his office (room 137) after school on Mondays through Thursdays until 4:30 pm. He would be happy to help answer any questions or provide advice concerning college applications, FAFSA, or scholarships. 2/15

 

 

 Announcing Monday February 23 the GRAND OPENING of the Sub City Sandwich Station & Pizza Bar at MHS Cafe Next to the main courtyard by the cafeteria.  With the purchase of a lunch get 2 Hot Chocolate Chip Cookies!

 

Menu's Feb. 23 - 27

         

             Breakfast  

                    Monday    Biscuits & Gravy

                   Tuesday    French toast & Sausage

              Wednesday    Omelet, Ham & toast

                  Thursday    Muffin & yogurt

                   Friday       Scrambled eggs, sausage & potato wedges 

 

 

           Lunch

                   Monday    Chicken patty sandwich, Turkey Gravy & mashed potato, Hawaiian pizza Chef Salad

                  Tuesday    Chicken Nuggets, Corndog & Potato Wedges, Sausage, Mushroom & Olive pizza, Chef Salad

             Wednesday    Chicken patty sandwich, Baked Chicken & mashed potato, Meat lovers pizza, Poppin Chicken Salad

                 Thursday    Chicken Nugget, Tangy Chicken & rice, Sausage & Pepperoni Pizza, Caesar Salad

                   Friday      Chicken patty sandwich, Grilled Ham & Cheese, Vegetarian pizza, Tuscan Salad

 

                                    Served Daily   Cheeseburgers & Nachos

 

 

Mr. MHS

Just a reminder to you that there is a fundraising volleyball game for Mr. MHS vs. Mr. Bulldog tomorrow night at North Bend High School at 7pm. Cost is $3.00 to get in. Please spread the word and come and support the Mr. MHS Candidates! All money raised by MHS will go towards the Share Bear Snack Program to support hungry kids in the Coos Bay School District.

A BIG THANK YOU to Catherine Hampton and Tammie Montiel for coaching the boys!

We hope to see you all there☺

Jennifer Bunnell
Mr. MHS Advisor

Wednesday 18, 2009

MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
Student Announcement

SCHEDULE Purple

TODAY'S ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS

Mr MHS VS Mr. Bulldog @ North Bend Gym 7 PM

STUDENTS

Mr. MHS Volleyball game TONIGHT! WHERE: North Bend High School Gym. Wednesday February 18, 2009 @ 7 PM. Cost $4. per person.2/18

Congratulations to the seven wrestlers who qualified for the state wrestling tournament in Portland. Tyler Nixon, Nick Roderick,

Coty Cook, Jesse Moore, Alex Ware, Kody Campbell, and Cody Shipp. Good luck at state!!!!2/20

Congratulations to the Boys Bowling team for taking 3rd place at the district tournament this past weekend in Eugene. They qualified for the state tournament in Bend on February 28th and March 1st. Team members include Seniors - Corey Downs, Daniel Ryer, and Jordan Tardie; Juniors - Nathaniel Camp and Zach Jones; Sophomore - Kyronn Morgan; and Freshman - Timmie Ryer. Good Job Guys!!!2/20

Students: Applications are now available for students interested in becoming part of the 2009-2010 Marshfield Times newspaper staff. See Mrs. Hampton in Room 143 if you would like to pick up an application. Completed applications will be due Thursday, Feb. 19.2/19

Oregon Coast Community Action is a nonprofit network of programs that feed, house, warm and educate people. The Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA is one of our programs we sponsor. We will be having a fundraiser selling used toys. This will be the "Toy Tales" sale. If you would like to help or need more information please call Becky Yaeger at 888-7436

Engineers Week Dinner-Are you interested in learning about a high paying career in the Engineering or Surveying Fields? If you answered "YES", we would like to invite you to the 3rd Annual Engineers Dinner to be held on February 17th at the Coos Bay Red Lion Hotel. Professionals and Post Secondary Schools will be presenting educational and occupational information as well as discussing opportunities face to face with students. Student and school staff dinners are FREE! Parent and community member dinners are $14.75. For more info and to reserve your space, contact Gary Wellbaum: garyw@coos-bay.k12.or.us, (541) 267-1489. Deadline for reservations is February 6th.

It's Not to Late!! Buy a Year Book Today! Bring $64. to the Main Office. Not sure it you have purchased one yet, check the posted list.

Counselors will be available in the library computer lab during advisory/study hall on Feb. 12, & 26 to help seniors with college applications and scholarship applications. See Mrs. Wilson in student services for a pass.2/26

CLUB

NAYA Members:

Our next NAYA meeting is February 23, 09. Please plan on attending the meeting- spring outings are in the forecast!

Mrs. Yasana, Elliott Aurdahl and the NAYA Crew!

Yahweh's Daughters is showing the video "Magdalena: released from shame", a film about women who encountered Jesus during his three years of ministry and how it changed their lives. The film will be playing Wednesday at lunch in PH600 and continuing through out the rest of the week. Any girl is welcome to join us! There will be Pizza and goodies on Friday for the girls who have attended the showing. Join us!

ATHLETES

STUDENTS: Spring sports are starting soon. If you are interested in playing baseball, softball, tennis, golf or participating in the Track team please come get your gold card by February 23rd. Come to the athletic office located in the main building with the Dean's office. For questions about spring sports come talk to Mrs. Reiber. GO PIRATES!2/24

All girls interested in Playing Tennis this Spring we will start have preseason conditioning beginning today (Wednesday the 21st) at 3:30 PM in the Fitness Center. Conditioning will be on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays!

Coach Kemp

"Preseason workouts for Pirate track and field have begun. The coaches and captains invite all interested Marshfield students to join the workouts, learn an event, and become part of a great tradition. No previous experience required. Meet under the stands at the stadium Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 3:30 to 5:00 pm." .Meet under the stands, rain or shine ...1/30

All baseball Players:

Open field Saturday at 3 PM on the Baseball field.

Coach Hall

COLLEGES

Talent Search & Upward Bound females: We will be taking a trip to Western Oregon University to participate in Sonia Kovalevsky Mathematics Day. The goal of the event is to get more high school girls interested in math through fun and challenging hands-on sessions. Students can win prizes, including $500 scholarships to WOU. The date of the event is Saturday, Feb. 21st. Come see Mr. Winberg or Mr. Finney for a permission slip.2/21

Counselors are available during study hall/advisory time to help seniors with scholarships and college applications. If students are interested they need to make an appointment with their counselor.

College bound Seniors: Talent Search Coordinator, Neil Winberg, will be in his office (room 137) after school on Mondays through Thursdays until 4:30 pm. He would be happy to help answer any questions or provide advice concerning college applications, FAFSA, or scholarships. 2/15

Menu's Feb 16 - 20

Daily Breakfast

Tuesday - Omelet, Ham & potato wedges

Wednesday - Breakfast Burrito

Thursday - Egg O'Muffin

Friday - French toast & Sausage

Lunch

Tuesday - Chicken Nuggets, Burrito & potato wedges, Supreme pizza, Chef Salad

Wednesday - Chicken patty sandwich, Chicken pot pie, Meat Lovers pizza, Poppin Chicken salad

Thursday - Chicken Nuggets, Mac & Cheese, Sausage & pepperoni, Caesar salad

Friday - Chicken patty sandwich,Chicken Quesadilla & Mexi rice, Vegi pizza, Tuscan Salad

Served Daily Cheeseburgers & Nachos

Tuesday February 17, 2009

 

      

MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Student Announcement

 

 

SCHEDULE        Regular

 

 

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS

Boys BB vs. Springfield            JV 5:30

Boys BB vs. Springfield            V   7:00

Girls BB @ Springfield             JV 5:30 V 7:00

 

STUDENTS

 

Students: Applications are now available for students interested in becoming part of the 2009-2010 Marshfield Times newspaper staff.  See Mrs. Hampton in Room 143 if you would like to pick up an application.  Completed applications will be due Thursday, Feb. 19.2/19

 

Oregon Coast Community Action is a nonprofit network of programs that feed, house, warm and educate people. The Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA is one of our programs we sponsor.  We will be having a fundraiser selling used toys.   This will be the “Toy Tales” sale.  If you would like to help or need more information please call Becky Yaeger at 888-7436

 

Engineers Week Dinner-Are you interested in learning about a high paying career in the Engineering or Surveying Fields? If you answered “YES”, we would like to invite you to the 3rd Annual Engineers Dinner to be held on February 17th at the Coos Bay Red Lion Hotel. Professionals and Post Secondary Schools will be presenting educational and occupational information as well as discussing opportunities face to face with students. Student and school staff dinners are FREE! Parent and community member dinners are $14.75. For more info and to reserve your space, contact Gary Wellbaum: garyw@coos-bay.k12.or.us, (541) 267-1489. Deadline for reservations is February 6th.

 

 

It’s Not to Late!! Buy a Year Book Today!  Bring $64. to the Main Office.  Not sure it you have purchased one yet, check the posted list. 

 

Counselors will be available in the library computer lab during advisory/study hall on Feb. 12, & 26 to help seniors with college applications and scholarship applications.  See Mrs. Wilson in student services for a pass.2/26

 

 

 CLUB 

NAYA Members:

Our next NAYA meeting is February 23, 09.  Please plan on attending the meeting- spring outings are in the forecast!

Mrs. Yasana, Elliott Aurdahl and the NAYA Crew!

 

Yahweh's Daughters will be meeting every Wednesday at lunch in PH600.  We will be discussing the question "Who is Jesus?". Bring your lunch, a Bible and a friend.  Every girl is welcome to join us!  Please remember to bring any Candy bar money and left over candy bars to the meeting.

 

ATHLETES

 

STUDENTS:  Spring sports are starting soon.  If you are interested in playing baseball, softball, tennis, golf or participating in the Track team please come get your gold card by February 23rd.  Come to the athletic office located in the main building with the Dean’s office.  For questions about spring sports come talk to Mrs. Reiber.  GO PIRATES!2/24

 

 

All girls interested in Playing Tennis this Spring we will start have preseason conditioning beginning today (Wednesday the 21st) at 3:30 PM in the Fitness Center. Conditioning will be on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays!

Coach Kemp

 

"Preseason workouts for Pirate track and field have begun.  The coaches and captains invite all interested Marshfield students to join the workouts, learn an event, and become part of a great tradition.  No previous experience required.  Meet under the stands at the stadium Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 3:30 to 5:00 pm."   .Meet under the stands, rain or shine ...1/30

 

All baseball Players:

Open field Saturday at 3 PM on the Baseball field.

 Coach Hall

 

 

COLLEGES

 

Talent Search & Upward Bound females: We will be taking a trip to Western Oregon University to participate in Sonia Kovalevsky Mathematics Day. The goal of the event is to get more high school girls interested in math through fun and challenging hands-on sessions. Students can win prizes, including $500 scholarships to WOU. The date of the event is Saturday, Feb. 21st. Come see Mr. Winberg or Mr. Finney for a permission slip.2/21

 

Counselors are available during study hall/advisory time to help seniors with scholarships and college applications.  If students are interested they need to make an appointment with their counselor.

 

College bound Seniors: Talent Search Coordinator, Neil Winberg, will be in his office (room 137) after school on Mondays through Thursdays until 4:30 pm. He would be happy to help answer any questions or provide advice concerning college applications, FAFSA, or scholarships. 2/15

    

 

 

Friday February 13, 2009

 

      

MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Student Announcement

 

 

SCHEDULE        Regular

 

 

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS

4:00PM Boys Junior Varsity Basketball Willamette High School Away

4:00PM Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Willamette High School Away

5:30PM Boys Varsity Basketball Willamette High School Away

7:00PM Girls Varsity Basketball Willamette High School Away

TBA Boys Varsity Wrestling MWL District @ Springfield HS Away

TBA Girls Varsity Cheerleading Leave for State Competition Away

TBA Coed Varsity Swimming MWL District Meet Away

 

 

STUDENTS

 

Students: Applications are now available for students interested in becoming part of the 2009-2010 Marshfield Times newspaper staff.  See Mrs. Hampton in Room 143 if you would like to pick up an application.  Completed applications will be due Thursday, Feb. 19.2/19

 

Oregon Coast Community Action is a nonprofit network of programs that feed, house, warm and educate people. The Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA is one of our programs we sponsor.  We will be having a fundraiser selling used toys.   This will be the “Toy Tales” sale.  If you would like to help or need more information please call Becky Yaeger at 888-7436

 

Valentines Survey results will be on sale in the main hall at lunchtime on and Friday, Feb  13th.  The cost is $2.00….Bring your money and see who you are compatible with.2/13

 

Engineers Week Dinner-Are you interested in learning about a high paying career in the Engineering or Surveying Fields? If you answered “YES”, we would like to invite you to the 3rd Annual Engineers Dinner to be held on February 17th at the Coos Bay Red Lion Hotel. Professionals and Post Secondary Schools will be presenting educational and occupational information as well as discussing opportunities face to face with students. Student and school staff dinners are FREE! Parent and community member dinners are $14.75. For more info and to reserve your space, contact Gary Wellbaum: garyw@coos-bay.k12.or.us, (541) 267-1489. Deadline for reservations is February 6th.

 

 

It’s Not to Late!! Buy a Year Book Today!  Bring $64. to the Main Office.  Not sure it you have purchased one yet, check the posted list. 

 

Counselors will be available in the library computer lab during advisory/study hall on Feb. 12, & 26 to help seniors with college applications and scholarship applications.  See Mrs. Wilson in student services for a pass.2/26

 

 

 CLUB 

The NAYA Club wishes to thank all you sweethearts and friends who sent our buttons as a sweet little Valentine gift. 

There are a few buttons left and will be on sale in the Main during lunch today 2/13/09

 

NAYA Members:

Our next NAYA meeting is February 23, 09.  Please plan on attending the meeting- spring outings are in the forecast!

Mrs. Yasana, Elliott Aurdahl and the NAYA Crew!

 

Yahweh's Daughters will be meeting every Wednesday at lunch in PH600.  We will be discussing the question "Who is Jesus?". Bring your lunch, a Bible and a friend.  Every girl is welcome to join us!  Please remember to bring any Candy bar money and left over candy bars to the meeting.

 

ATHLETES

 

STUDENTS:  Spring sports are starting soon.  If you are interested in playing baseball, softball, tennis, golf or participating in the Track team please come get your gold card by February 23rd.  Come to the athletic office located in the main building with the Dean’s office.  For questions about spring sports come talk to Mrs. Reiber.  GO PIRATES!2/24

 

 

All girls interested in Playing Tennis this Spring we will start have preseason conditioning beginning today (Wednesday the 21st) at 3:30 PM in the Fitness Center. Conditioning will be on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays!

Coach Kemp

 

"Preseason workouts for Pirate track and field have begun.  The coaches and captains invite all interested Marshfield students to join the workouts, learn an event, and become part of a great tradition.  No previous experience required.  Meet under the stands at the stadium Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 3:30 to 5:00 pm."   .Meet under the stands, rain or shine ...1/30

 

All baseball Players:

Open field Saturday at 3 PM on the Baseball field.

 Coach Hall

 

 

COLLEGES

 

Talent Search & Upward Bound females: We will be taking a trip to Western Oregon University to participate in Sonia Kovalevsky Mathematics Day. The goal of the event is to get more high school girls interested in math through fun and challenging hands-on sessions. Students can win prizes, including $500 scholarships to WOU. The date of the event is Saturday, Feb. 21st. Come see Mr. Winberg or Mr. Finney for a permission slip.2/21

 

Talent Search/Upward Bound Juniors and Seniors: There will be a college visit to Western Oregon University in Monmouth on Saturday, Feb. 14th. Please see Mr. Winberg or Mr. Finney in room 137 to get a permission slip.2/13

 

 

Counselors are available during study hall/advisory time to help seniors with scholarships and college applications.  If students are interested they need to make an appointment with their counselor.

 

College bound Seniors: Talent Search Coordinator, Neil Winberg, will be in his office (room 137) after school on Mondays through Thursdays until 4:30 pm. He would be happy to help answer any questions or provide advice concerning college applications, FAFSA, or scholarships. 2/15

 

Seniors wanting scholarships and/or applying to colleges should attend one of the financial aid sessions in the MHS library computer lab.  Students will need to bring a completed FAFSA worksheet.  Staff members will be able to assist students in the filing process on:

                Tuesday, Feb. 10th @6:30pm     

    

 

Menu's    Feb.  9 - 13

 

Breakfast   Mon.   Muffin & yogurt

                Tues.   Breakfast Burrito

                Wed.   Waffle & sausage

                Thur.   Egg O'Muffin

                Fri.      Oatmeal  & sausage

 

Lunch       Mon.   Corndog, Chicken patty sandwich, Enchilada, Hawaiian pizza, Chef salad

               Tues.  Burrito, Italian Chicken sandwich, Chicken Fajita, Sausage, Olive & Mushroom pizza, Chef salad

               Wed.  Sloppy Jo, Cheesy Chicken patty sandwich, French toast & sausage, Meat Lovers pizza, Poppin salad

               Thur.  Chicken Nuggets, BBQ Chicken patty sandwich, Chili Frito's Sausage & Pepperoni pizza, Caesar salad

                Fri.    BBQ turkey sandwich, Chicken, Chicken patty sandwich, Salisbury steak & Mashed potato, Vegi pizza

 

 

 

Thursday February 12, 2009

      

MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Student Announcement

 

 

SCHEDULE        Gold

 

 

TODAY’S ACTIVITIES/ATHLETICS

 

 

 

STUDENTS

 

 

Valentines Survey results will be on sale in the main hall at lunchtime on Thursday and Friday, Feb 12th & 13th.  The cost is $2.00….Bring your money and see who you are compatible with.2/13

 

Engineers Week Dinner-Are you interested in learning about a high paying career in the Engineering or Surveying Fields? If you answered “YES”, we would like to invite you to the 3rd Annual Engineers Dinner to be held on February 17th at the Coos Bay Red Lion Hotel. Professionals and Post Secondary Schools will be presenting educational and occupational information as well as discussing opportunities face to face with students. Student and school staff dinners are FREE! Parent and community member dinners are $14.75. For more info and to reserve your space, contact Gary Wellbaum: garyw@coos-bay.k12.or.us, (541) 267-1489. Deadline for reservations is February 6th.

 

It’s Not to Late!! Buy a Year Book Today!  Bring $64. to the Main Office.  Not sure it you have purchased one yet, check the posted list. 

 

Counselors will be available in the library computer lab during advisory/study hall on Feb. 12, & 26 to help seniors with college applications and scholarship applications.  See Mrs. Wilson in student services for a pass.2/26

 

 

 CLUB 

 

 

ATHLETES

 

STUDENTS:  Spring sports are starting soon.  If you are interested in playing baseball, softball, tennis, golf or participating in the Track team please come get your gold card by February 23rd.  Come to the athletic office located in the main building with the Dean’s office.  For questions about spring sports come talk to Mrs. Reiber.  GO PIRATES!2/24

 

 

All girls interested in Playing Tennis this Spring we will start have preseason conditioning beginning today (Wednesday the 21st) at 3:30 PM in the Fitness Center. Conditioning will be on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays!

Coach Kemp

 

 

All baseball Players:

Open field Saturday at 3 PM on the Baseball field.

 Coach Hall

 

 

COLLEGES

 

Talent Search & Upward Bound females: We will be taking a trip to Western Oregon University to participate in Sonia Kovalevsky Mathematics Day. The goal of the event is to get more high school girls interested in math through fun and challenging hands-on sessions. Students can win prizes, including $500 scholarships to WOU. The date of the event is Saturday, Feb. 21st. Come see Mr. Winberg or Mr. Finney for a permission slip.2/21

 

Talent Search/Upward Bound Juniors and Seniors: There will be a college visit to Western Oregon University in Monmouth on Saturday, Feb. 14th. Please see Mr. Winberg or Mr. Finney in room 137 to get a permission slip.2/13

 

 

Counselors are available during study hall/advisory time to help seniors with scholarships and college applications.  If students are interested they need to make an appointment with their counselor.

 

College bound Seniors: Talent Search Coordinator, Neil Winberg, will be in his office (room 137) after school on Mondays through Thursdays until 4:30 pm. He would be happy to help answer any questions or provide advice concerning college applications, FAFSA, or scholarships. 2/15

    

 

Menu's    Feb.  9 - 13

 

Breakfast   Mon.   Muffin & yogurt

                Tues.   Breakfast Burrito

                Wed.   Waffle & sausage

                Thur.   Egg O'Muffin

                Fri.      Oatmeal  & sausage

 

Lunch       Mon.   Corndog, Chicken patty sandwich, Enchilada, Hawaiian pizza, Chef salad

               Tues.  Burrito, Italian Chicken sandwich, Chicken Fajita, Sausage, Olive & Mushroom pizza, Chef salad

               Wed.  Sloppy Jo, Cheesy Chicken patty sandwich, French toast & sausage, Meat Lovers pizza, Poppin salad

               Thur.  Chicken Nuggets, BBQ Chicken patty sandwich, Chili Frito's Sausage & Pepperoni pizza, Caesar salad

                Fri.    BBQ turkey sandwich, Chicken, Chicken patty sandwich, Salisbury steak & Mashed potato, Vegi pizza

 

 

 

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