ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 20, 2011
General:
Your last chance to sign up for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program is today. Interviews will be tomorrow beginning at 11:00 am. This is a great opportunity to earn high school credit while working a part time job. Sign up in Student Services by 3:30 today.
If you eat Yoplait Yogurt and have noticed pink lids on them, take them off and wipe them clean and bring them in to Mrs. Titera--Yoplait donates 10 cents per lid to SaveLids to SaveLives. They will donate up to 2 million dollars by December 31. Bring in one lid at a time, or collect 20! Help fight Breast Cancer, this is an easy way to donate; eat healthy and throw away less garbage!
If you ordered a Homecoming T-shirt and have not paid for it, please see Mrs. Neisinger by noon today to secure your order.
Student Services:
Any juniors and seniors interested in taking classes online through the Youth Options program 2nd semester must complete the registration forms and return them to Student Services by Friday September 30. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Athletlics:
Please dismiss the Girls Cross Country Team at 12:50 today for their meet at Northwestern. The bus leaves at 1:00 pm.
Detention this week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640
PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 19, 2011
General:
Homecoming T-shirts need to be ordered before the end of today. You may order your shirt during lunch or by stopping into Student Services. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
There will be a student council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Detention this week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640
PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
General:
Homecoming T-shirts need to be ordered before the end of today. You may order your shirt during lunch or by stopping into Student Services. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
There will be a student council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Detention this week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640
PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 16, 2011
General:
Homecoming T-shirts need to be ordered before the end of today. You may order your shirt during or by stopping into Student Services. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
There will be a student council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
General:
Homecoming T-shirts need to be ordered before the end of today. You may order your shirt during or by stopping into Student Services. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
There will be a student council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Daily Annoucements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 15, 2011
General:
There is a HOSA meeting on Friday, September 15 at 7:45 am in the library.
A sample of this year’s homecoming T-shirt is posted in the window of the library and Student Services. Seniors will be taking orders during lunch periods tomorrow. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Shanty Town 2011 will be held Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 at the Rusk County Fairgrounds. Participate in fun activities while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. More information is available in Student Services.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
Congratulations to the Girls and Boys Cross Country runners at Tuesday’s large 3 division school Invitational held in Rice Lake. Leading the girl’s team was Freshman Abby Krisik with a time of 23:50 on a 5000 meter course. Olga Galina came in second and Katherine Kester came in third. Other runners for the Lumberjacks were Jessica Luckman, Tiffany Nelson, Makaila Wallin, and Brea Daggett.
Alissa Mohr and Rylie Dagget ran in the JV race. These young runners also ran the 5000 meter course.
The girl’s team placed 10th out 17 division 3 schools. Joel Wojtyna was the first Lumberjack to cross the finish line with his personal best time this year of 18:17 Great job Joel!Next in for the Jacks was Freshman Payden Long followed by Dan Beck, Erik Nelson, and Kyle Lobermeier. On a tough field with a small team the boys came in 16 th place overall. The whole team did a super job last night and Mrs. Olson wants to say well done Ladysmith runners.
Next week the Cross country team has two meets. One in North Western and one on Thurday in Holcombe. On Thur at the Holcombe Invitational Girls will race at 4:45 and boys 5K race will start at 5:15. If you would like to check out a XC race just drop on by. This meet will be held on the Holcombe school grounds. All or any fans or fan would be welcomed! Bring your Cow bells!
Volleyball C team players are reminded to be at the middle school at 5 for the game.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
General:
There is a HOSA meeting on Friday, September 15 at 7:45 am in the library.
A sample of this year’s homecoming T-shirt is posted in the window of the library and Student Services. Seniors will be taking orders during lunch periods tomorrow. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Shanty Town 2011 will be held Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 at the Rusk County Fairgrounds. Participate in fun activities while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. More information is available in Student Services.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
Congratulations to the Girls and Boys Cross Country runners at Tuesday’s large 3 division school Invitational held in Rice Lake. Leading the girl’s team was Freshman Abby Krisik with a time of 23:50 on a 5000 meter course. Olga Galina came in second and Katherine Kester came in third. Other runners for the Lumberjacks were Jessica Luckman, Tiffany Nelson, Makaila Wallin, and Brea Daggett.
Alissa Mohr and Rylie Dagget ran in the JV race. These young runners also ran the 5000 meter course.
The girl’s team placed 10th out 17 division 3 schools. Joel Wojtyna was the first Lumberjack to cross the finish line with his personal best time this year of 18:17 Great job Joel!Next in for the Jacks was Freshman Payden Long followed by Dan Beck, Erik Nelson, and Kyle Lobermeier. On a tough field with a small team the boys came in 16 th place overall. The whole team did a super job last night and Mrs. Olson wants to say well done Ladysmith runners.
Next week the Cross country team has two meets. One in North Western and one on Thurday in Holcombe. On Thur at the Holcombe Invitational Girls will race at 4:45 and boys 5K race will start at 5:15. If you would like to check out a XC race just drop on by. This meet will be held on the Holcombe school grounds. All or any fans or fan would be welcomed! Bring your Cow bells!
Volleyball C team players are reminded to be at the middle school at 5 for the game.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 14, 2011
General:
The final try-out for the fall play, The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood, is today at 3:40 to 4:30 pm in the auditorium.
There will be an FCCLA meeting in room 711 tomorrow morning at 7:45.
There is a HOSA meeting on Friday, September 15 at 7:45 am in the library.
A sample of this year’s homecoming T-shirt is posted in the window of the library and Student Services. Seniors will be taking orders during lunch periods through Friday of this week. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Shanty Town 2011 will be held Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 at the Rusk County Fairgrounds. Participate in fun activities while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. More information is available in Student Services.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Detention this week: AM Mr Yudes RM 201 PM Ms Berg RM 700
Detention next week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640 PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
General:
The final try-out for the fall play, The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood, is today at 3:40 to 4:30 pm in the auditorium.
There will be an FCCLA meeting in room 711 tomorrow morning at 7:45.
There is a HOSA meeting on Friday, September 15 at 7:45 am in the library.
A sample of this year’s homecoming T-shirt is posted in the window of the library and Student Services. Seniors will be taking orders during lunch periods through Friday of this week. Cost is $10 and you must pay in advance.
Shanty Town 2011 will be held Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 at the Rusk County Fairgrounds. Participate in fun activities while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. More information is available in Student Services.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors who are interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed applications are due September 30.
Detention this week: AM Mr Yudes RM 201 PM Ms Berg RM 700
Detention next week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640 PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - September 13, 2011
General:
Shanty Town 2011 will be held Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 at the Rusk County Fairgrounds. Participate in fun activities while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. More information is available in Student Services.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
Try-outs for the fall play, The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood, will be today at 6:00 to 6:45, and tomorrow at 3:40 to 4:30. All try-outs will be in the auditorium. You do not have to attend more than one session. If unable to attend any of these times see Mr. Novakofski by Wednesday.
There will be a meeting tomorrow morning at 7:30 in the library with Dr. Lecheler and other staff to discuss student involvement in decisions about school policies and privileges. Anyone is welcome to attend. If you are not able to attend, but have ideas to share, see Dr. Lecheler before Wednesday.
There will be and FCCLA meeting in Room 711 at 7:45 Thursday morning, September 15th.
A sample of this year’s homecoming T-shirt is posted in the window of the library and student Services. Seniors will be taking orders during lunch periods starting today and for the rest of the week. Cost is 10.00 and you must pay in advance.
There is a HOSA meeting on Friday Sept at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed forms are due by September 30.
Detention this week: AM Mr Yudes RM 201 PM Ms Berg RM 700
Detention next week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640 PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
General:
Shanty Town 2011 will be held Saturday and Sunday, September 17 and 18 at the Rusk County Fairgrounds. Participate in fun activities while raising money for Habitat for Humanity. More information is available in Student Services.
Courtesy Corporation McDonald’s Management Youth Apprenticeship is a great way to develop management skills, learn valuable transferable work skills, earn high school credit and secure a part time job that prepares you for the future. Interviews for the McDonald’s Youth Apprenticeship program will be on Wednesday, September 21 in Student Services. Stop into Student Services to schedule an interview for September 21.
Try-outs for the fall play, The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood, will be today at 6:00 to 6:45, and tomorrow at 3:40 to 4:30. All try-outs will be in the auditorium. You do not have to attend more than one session. If unable to attend any of these times see Mr. Novakofski by Wednesday.
There will be a meeting tomorrow morning at 7:30 in the library with Dr. Lecheler and other staff to discuss student involvement in decisions about school policies and privileges. Anyone is welcome to attend. If you are not able to attend, but have ideas to share, see Dr. Lecheler before Wednesday.
There will be and FCCLA meeting in Room 711 at 7:45 Thursday morning, September 15th.
A sample of this year’s homecoming T-shirt is posted in the window of the library and student Services. Seniors will be taking orders during lunch periods starting today and for the rest of the week. Cost is 10.00 and you must pay in advance.
There is a HOSA meeting on Friday Sept at 7:45 in the library.
Student Services:
Juniors and seniors may take classes through WITC or online second semester through Youth Options. You may select courses not offered at LHS if you have successfully completed all the course offerings offered through LHS in that subject area. Stop into Student Services for more information and to pick up an application.
Seniors interested in graduating at semester need to pick up an application in Student Services. Completed forms are due by September 30.
Detention this week: AM Mr Yudes RM 201 PM Ms Berg RM 700
Detention next week: AM Mr Groothousen RM 640 PM Ms Kuehn RM 330
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS – WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
ACT STUDY SESSIONS: Science ACT Test Prep is today during periods 7 & 8 in the auditorium. The English ACT Test Prep will be on March 31 during periods 1 & 2. The Math ACT Test Prep will be on April 8 during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet.
THE KIWANIS SENIOR BANQUET is April 14. All seniors are invited to attend. Seniors are to sign up in the library by April 7.
STUDENT COUNCIL will meet tomorrow at 7:45 a.m. in the library.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SUMMER JOB stop into Student Services and pick up information about two available positions.
ATTENTION ALL SOFTBALL PLAYERS: There will be a team meeting tomorrow at 3:45 p.m. in the cafeteria. Practice begins Monday, March 22 at 4:00 p.m.
LOST AND FOUND: Students if you are missing any items; such as books, planners, and clothing, be sure to check the shelves in the cafeteria by this afternoon. All items will be removed at the end of today.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
JUNIOR PROM FUNDRAISER: Don’t forget to donate to the shaving fundraiser if you want to see Mr. Keeble and Gerard bald and Mr. Nova without a mustache!
THE MCDONALD’S APPRENTICESHIP CLASS has been cancelled for tonight.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
ACT STUDY SESSIONS: Science ACT Test Prep is today during periods 7 & 8 in the auditorium. The English ACT Test Prep will be on March 31 during periods 1 & 2. The Math ACT Test Prep will be on April 8 during periods 6 & 7. Stop in at Student Services to pick-up your ACT Test Prep packet.
THE KIWANIS SENIOR BANQUET is April 14. All seniors are invited to attend. Seniors are to sign up in the library by April 7.
STUDENT COUNCIL will meet tomorrow at 7:45 a.m. in the library.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SUMMER JOB stop into Student Services and pick up information about two available positions.
ATTENTION ALL SOFTBALL PLAYERS: There will be a team meeting tomorrow at 3:45 p.m. in the cafeteria. Practice begins Monday, March 22 at 4:00 p.m.
LOST AND FOUND: Students if you are missing any items; such as books, planners, and clothing, be sure to check the shelves in the cafeteria by this afternoon. All items will be removed at the end of today.
GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL OPEN GYM is held each Sunday evening from 4 to 6 pm at the elementary school. Any girl's interested in playing volleyball are welcome. You do NOT have to be on a high school team in order to participate. Come and join the fun!
JUNIOR PROM FUNDRAISER: Don’t forget to donate to the shaving fundraiser if you want to see Mr. Keeble and Gerard bald and Mr. Nova without a mustache!
THE MCDONALD’S APPRENTICESHIP CLASS has been cancelled for tonight.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Daily Announcements
ANNOUNCEMENTS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2
A UW STOUT ADMISSONS COUNSELOR and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Recruiter will be here on Friday, December 4 during seventh period. Students who would like to meet with the UW Stout Counselor must get a pass from Student Services Friday morning.
THERE WILL BE A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING on Thursday morning, December 3 at 7:45 in the library.
2009 HIGHER EDUCATION DAY VIDEO CONTEST sponsored by KnowHow2GO Wisconsin and EdVest is open to 7th through 10th grade Wisconsin residents. Individuals or a group of up to three students must create a 60 seconds or less video dramatizing one of the KnowHow2GO Four Steps to College and submit it by December 21 for a chance at winning $1000 for each group member. Stop into Student Services for more information.
IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN ORDERING A LETTER JACKET , Chippewa Valley Sports will be here today during lunch hour in the cafeteria to measure and order letter jackets. Girls may order a guys or girls jacket.
SENIORS ARE REMINDED TO GET THEIR SENIOR PICTURE IN TO MR. WAGENAAR by Friday, December 18th. If there any questions, please see Mr. Wagenaar.
ALL STUDENTS ARE REMINDED TO ORDER YEARBOOKS ONLINE . The price is 60 dollars. For information, please see Mr. Wagenaar.
MCDONALDS' YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM CLASS is cancelled for Wednesday, Dec. 2nd.
HOSA MEMBERS: Please make sure that you have paid your HOSA dues to Mrs. Neissinger in the guidance office by this Friday. HCA shirts are in and can be picked up from Mr. Bunton. The club is asking for $5 for each shirt to offset the cost. The next HOSA meeting will be during activity period on Wednesday, December 9 in the High School Library.
JUNIORS AND SENIORS interested in enrolling in the Certified Nursing Assistant class for second semester and have not already registered need to stop into Student Services by the end of the day Monday, December 7.
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR DECEMBER 8 AT THE LADYSMITH NURSING HOME. You need to be healthy and have a school activity pre-arranged form turned in to Mrs. Kuehn in Rm 330 by Monday, Dec 7.
MR. YUDES’ 3RD HOUR CLASS needs to report to the library today.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
A UW STOUT ADMISSONS COUNSELOR and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Recruiter will be here on Friday, December 4 during seventh period. Students who would like to meet with the UW Stout Counselor must get a pass from Student Services Friday morning.
THERE WILL BE A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING on Thursday morning, December 3 at 7:45 in the library.
2009 HIGHER EDUCATION DAY VIDEO CONTEST sponsored by KnowHow2GO Wisconsin and EdVest is open to 7th through 10th grade Wisconsin residents. Individuals or a group of up to three students must create a 60 seconds or less video dramatizing one of the KnowHow2GO Four Steps to College and submit it by December 21 for a chance at winning $1000 for each group member. Stop into Student Services for more information.
IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED IN ORDERING A LETTER JACKET , Chippewa Valley Sports will be here today during lunch hour in the cafeteria to measure and order letter jackets. Girls may order a guys or girls jacket.
SENIORS ARE REMINDED TO GET THEIR SENIOR PICTURE IN TO MR. WAGENAAR by Friday, December 18th. If there any questions, please see Mr. Wagenaar.
ALL STUDENTS ARE REMINDED TO ORDER YEARBOOKS ONLINE . The price is 60 dollars. For information, please see Mr. Wagenaar.
MCDONALDS' YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM CLASS is cancelled for Wednesday, Dec. 2nd.
HOSA MEMBERS: Please make sure that you have paid your HOSA dues to Mrs. Neissinger in the guidance office by this Friday. HCA shirts are in and can be picked up from Mr. Bunton. The club is asking for $5 for each shirt to offset the cost. The next HOSA meeting will be during activity period on Wednesday, December 9 in the High School Library.
JUNIORS AND SENIORS interested in enrolling in the Certified Nursing Assistant class for second semester and have not already registered need to stop into Student Services by the end of the day Monday, December 7.
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR DECEMBER 8 AT THE LADYSMITH NURSING HOME. You need to be healthy and have a school activity pre-arranged form turned in to Mrs. Kuehn in Rm 330 by Monday, Dec 7.
MR. YUDES’ 3RD HOUR CLASS needs to report to the library today.
MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!
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