Tuesday, June 1, 2010
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS
SCHEDULE: PURPLE
TODAY'S ATHLETICS/ACTIVITIES:
After school study hall @ PH 608, 3-4:00pm
National Honor Society induction @ library, 7:00pm
Senior all-night party meeting @ room 133, 7:00pm
Wednesday GOLD One hour assembly schedule
Fine arts assembly @ Auditorium, 9:20am
Senior Awards dessert @ Auditorium, 7:00pm
Thursday PURPLE morning 32 minute assembly schedule
Student Council meeting @ library, 7:30am
Senior class meeting @ Auditorium, 9:20am ALL OTHER GRADES
REMAIN IN 1ST PERIOD UNTIL 9:59AM BELL
After school study hall @ PH 608, 3-4:00pm
Track Awards dessert @ Cafeteria, 6:00pm
Friday GOLD
Site Council @ room 133, 7:00am
"Real Inspector Hound" @ Drama Lab, 7:00pm
Saturday
SAT Test @ SOCC
"Real Inspector Hound" @ Drama Lab, 7:00pm
South Coast All-Star games @MHS
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National Honor Society will meet Thursday at lunch in Mrs. Danielson's room, with the meeting starting 5 minutes after the bell rings. Both old and new members are encouraged to attend this end-of-year celebration where seniors will be receiving their honor cords. Bring your lunch if you would like, and we will have cookies and pop.
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STUDENTS will not be allowed to charge breakfast or lunch in the cafeteria as of Thursday, JUNE 3rd. Please plan ahead and have money on your account or bring food from home. NO EXCEPTIONS!!
The Madrala Players present
Tom Stoppard's
The Real Inspector Hound
Tom Stoppard's one act play revels in absurdism and satirizing the popular British whodunits (Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap is most obviously parodied by deliberately giving away the ending, though of course the producers of Christie's play could not publicly object without drawing even more attention to the fact.)
The plot follows two theatre critics named Moon and Birdboot who are watching a ludicrous setup of a standard country house murder mystery; by chance they become involved in the action causing a series of events that parallel the play they are watching. It is a masterful example of metatheatre (theatre ABOUT theatre).
Where: MHS Drama Lab
When: May 28, 29, June 4, 5
Time: 7:00 PM
Cost: $7.00 general; $5.00 MHS Staff and students,
children (under 12), & Seniors (55+)
Tickets may be purchased at the door (doors open at 6:30).
We will reserve tickets (call 267-1434); however reserved tickets MUST be purchased 3 days prior to show time.
Attention current Freshman and Sophomores: The PSAT (Preliminary SAT) will be given on October 13, 2010 from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM in assigned rooms on campus (to be announced). The PSAT is the only way juniors can enter into the National Merit Scholarship contest. The PSAT is an excellent practice for the SAT. The SAT is one of the required college entrance tests required to apply for a 4 year college or university admissions.
The PSAT/NMSQT lets you:
• get ready for the SAT®
• enter National Merit Scholarship Corporation competitions for recognition and scholarships
• access personalized college and career planning resources in My College QuickStart™
• request information from colleges and universities
• assess your critical reading, mathematical reasoning and writing skills
• get specific suggestions on how to improve your academic skills
Mr. Ferrin needs to determine how many students will take the PSAT next October 13 for planning purposes. Please stop by the Student Services office and sign the roster sheet (make sure you print your name legibly). The state of Oregon pays the fee for all Sophomores who take the PSAT and most of our juniors will qualify for a fee waiver (ETS, Upward Bound students and students on Free or reduced Lunch test for free).
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SENIORS: If you have not already done so, you need to turn in your senior sentences to Mrs. Hampton in room 146, no later than Wednesday, June 2. If you fail to do so, your senior sentence in the Graduation Edition of The Marshfield Times will be "____is a member of the class of 2010." Also, please include your post high school plans. (Hampton)
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SENIORS: If you have gently used PE shorts and or shirts that you would like to donate to MHS, please see Mrs. Gulseth in the main building, room 120. Clothes should be clean, in good condition, and free of rips, tears, holes, etc. (Mr. Mulkey)
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SENIOR REMINDERS for May/June:
June 2 Senior awards dessert, 7:00pm, auditorium & cafeteria (for Valedictorians, Salutatorians, Boys & Girls of the month, District Honor Students and Faculty Awards)
June 3 Senior class meeting
June 5 SAT @ SOCC
June 8 Baccalaureate service, 7:30pm @ NBHS gymnasium
June 9 Deadline for seniors to complete all academic and attendance requirements for graduation….must be completed by 4:00pm
Last day for seniors to turn in textbooks
Last day of school for seniors
Powder Puff
Senior all-night camp out
June 10 Last day for seniors to pay fees
Senior graduation practice 9-11:30am & 12:30-2:45pm @ main gym
June 11 Senior breakfast, 8:00am in cafeteria
Senior graduation practice 9-11:30am @ main gym
June 12 ACT @ SOCC
West gym open for informal pictures @ 5:00pm
Grads MUST be in West gym by 6:15pm
Graduation, 7:00pm @ main gym
SENIORS: There are not many school days left so please listen carefully to the following reminders:
If you have library books out, they are due by this Friday the 28th
If you owe fees, please take care of those in the main office now, don't wait until
the last minute.
If you have library books or textbooks you are no longer using, turn those in now.
If you plan to attend college in the fall, let the principal's secretary know the name
of the college where you want your final transcript send.
Menu's June 1 - 4
Breakfast Tuesday - Egg O'Muffin
Wednesday - Biscuits & Gravy
Thursday - Waffle & Ham
Friday - Breakfast Taco & Tots
Lunch Tuesday - BBQ Chicken Sandwich, BBQ Beef Sandwich & Tots,Chopsticks ( rice)
Wednesday - Pizza Wheel, Popcorn Chicken w/ mashed potatoes & gravy, Nachos
Thursday - BBQ Beef Sub, Salisbury steak & scalloped potatoes, Chopsticks (Noodles)
Friday - Sloppy Jo, Spaghetti & Garlic Bread, Nachos