Showing posts with label senior banquet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label senior banquet. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Daily Announcements

ANNOUNCEMENTS
May 3, 2011
General:

Any junior girl interested in running as a candidate for the Northland Mardi Gras Queen should sign up in the library with Mrs. Peggar by Thur., May 5.

All students needing re-certification in CPR/First Aid or Life Guarding there is an American Red Cross Refresher Course Fri., May 6, for CPR/AED and First Aid for the Professional Rescuer 6-10 PM in LHS Health Room. Sat., May 7, Lifeguard refresher 8-12 at the Ladysmith Pool cost for administration fee is $5.00. Please be on time.

Applications to work at the Athletic Facility this summer must be in by May 10. They may be picked up in the District Office. Copies of your certifications must also accompany your application. Questions: Contact Jerry Lusk 715-532-5087 or talk to him at the pool after school.

All seniors should stop in the Library to see Mrs. Peggar to sign up for the KIWANIS Senior Recognition Banquet. This will be held at Tee Away Golf & Supper Club, Wed., May 11, at 6:30 PM.

Marshfield Clinic – Rice Lake Center will be offering FREE WIAA Sports Screenings for students planning to participate in school sports and who will be in grades
9-12. These screenings will be Wed. May 11 and Wed. May 18. Scheduled times will start at 5:30 PM. Call the Marshfield Clinic Rice Lake Center appointment line to sign up, the phone number is 715-236-8200. Participating students MUST obtain a “Pre-participation Physical Evaluation” form from their school or on-online at wiaawi.org.

The Junior Class Prom will be held on Saturday, May 14, from 8:00-midnight at LMS. This year’s theme is Hollywood’s Roaring Twenties. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased starting next Monday in the Library. Pictures will be taken by Connie Thompson, and picture packets can be picked up with your ticket. Anyone who is bringing a non-LHS guest must have him/her signed up in the Library by Fri., May 6.

All students planning to run cross country next fall make sure you sign up in the library, with phone number and e-mail address. Summer runs will begin in June. The July 12 distance Camp Flyer will also be available as well. Sign up this week to reserve your spot. Please see Mrs. Olson if you have questions and remember “nothing beats a great pair of legs! Join Cross Country!

Student Services

Seniors: Please pick up your invitation to the Senior Banquet in the Library today!

Attention students looking for employment. Samantha’s Collectible Dolls and Bears is looking for two responsible, hard working students to assist with packing, shipping, inventory, and webpage design. Submit a resume to Student Services. Interviews will take place next week. Deadline to apply will be Wed. May 4

Attention students: We have a great opportunity for any student interested in participating in a summer work experience in South Korea. Duties will include assisting camp staff with English classes and helping Korean students talk in English. Flight, meals, and housing are paid in addition to three field trips. For more information and to complete an application see Student Services by Fri.,
May 6. Space is limited to one female and one male representative. Camp is from July 23 – August 22.

Summer School sign-up and applications for Environmental Challenge work crew are available in the Guidance Office or the Library. Registration deadline is May 6, 2011

Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Daily Announcements

ANNOUNCEMENTS
May 2, 2011

All students planning to run cross country next fall make sure you sign up in the library, with phone number and e-mail address. Summer runs will begin in June. The July 12 distance Camp Flyer will also be available as well. Sign up this week to reserve your spot. Please see Mrs. Olson if you have questions and remember “nothing beats a great pair of legs! Join Cross Country!

All students needing re-certification in CPR/First Aid or Life Guarding there is an American Red Cross Refresher Course Fri., May 6, for CPR/AED and First Aid for the Professional Rescuer 6-10 PM in LHS Health Room. Sat., May 7, Lifeguard refresher 8-12 an Ladysmith Pool cost for administration fee is $5.00. Please be on time.

Any junior girl interested in running as a candidate for the Northland Mardi Gras Queen should sign up in the library with Mrs. Peggar by Thur., May 5.

All seniors should stop in the Library to see Mrs. Peggar to sign up for the KIWANIS Senior Recognition Banquet. This will be held at Tee Away Golf & Supper Club, Wed., May 11, at 6:30 PM.

Marshfield Clinic – Rice Lake Center will be offering FREE WIAA Sports Screenings for students planning to participate in school sports and who will be in grades
9-12. These screenings will be Wed. May 11 and Wed. May 18. Scheduled times will start at 5:30 PM. Call the Marshfield Clinic Rice Lake Center appointment line to sign up, the phone number is 715-236-8200. Participating students MUST obtain a “Pre-participation Physical Evaluation” form from their school or on-online at wiaawi.org.

Seniors: Please pick up your invitation to the Senior Banquet in the Library today!

Attention students looking for employment. Samantha’s Collectible Dolls and Bears is looking for two responsible, hard working students to assist with packing, shipping, inventory, and webpage design. Submit a resume to Student Services. Interviews will take place next week. Deadline to apply will be Wed. May 4.

Students participating in the AP Environmental Science and AP Psychology Tests on Monday, May 2, should report to room # 330. AP Environmental Science will begin at 8:15 AM and AP Psychology will begin at 12:00 PM. Student s participating in AP Psychology Test should get a lunch.

Career Valley Day Forms are due in Student Services by Monday, May 2.

Attention students: We have a great opportunity for any student interested in participating in a summer work experience in South Korea. Duties will include assisting camp staff with English classes and helping Korean students talk in English. Flight, meals, and housing are paid in addition to three field trips. For more information and to complete an application see Student Services by Fri.,
May 6. Space is limited to one female and one male representative. Camp is from July 23 – August 22.

Summer School sign-up and applications for Environmental Challenge work crew are available in the Guidance Office or the Library. Registration deadline is May 6, 2011

Keep checking the Student Services Bulletin Board and window for scholarship and college information.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Daily Announcements

ANNOUNCEMENTS – WEDNEDAY, MAY 19


SUMMER WORK CO-OP: If you have a summer job and register for the Summer Work Co-op through summer school and fulfill all the requirements, you can earn ½ a credit. Students interested in earning a ½ credit through the Summer Work Co-op need to stop into Student Services and see Mrs. Opelt.

WIAA FREE PHYSICALS: The WIAA free physicals are offered this Thursday, May 20th. Students can pick up letters and information in the library and the front office.

MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE TEAM: Students interested in forming a LHS Mountain Bike Race Team to compete during the 2010 summer season should contact Mr. Bunton for details and attend an informational meeting at 7”55 am tomorrow morning in Mr. Bunton’s room.

SENIORS: Seniors who are awarded scholarships at tonight’s banquet are reminded to report to the library at 7:45 tomorrow morning with stamps or money for stamps, thank you cards and a pen.

THANK YOU to all the students who volunteered this past year at the Ladysmith Nursing Home. Your time and effort was greatly appreciated by the residents and staff!

CONSERVATION CAMP is sponsored by the Wisconsin Land & Water Conservation Association June 22-25 at Trails End in Bruce. The camp is open to 8th, 9th, and 10 th grade students and the cost is $100. Scholarships are available to help with the cost. Brochures are available in Student Services.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIRLS TRACK TEAM for their performances at last night’s conference track meet. Top finishes for the girls were the 4x800m relay team of Sig Stensvold, Tori Ostenso, Megan Rogness and Andi Ostenso with a second place finish and Tori Ostenso finishing 2nd in the 3200m. First place finishes for the girls were Andi Ostenso in the 1600m and 3200m. Andi also broke the old conference record in the 3200m by 10 seconds finishing in 11:22.54. Nice job girls!

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!



MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!

Monday, March 8, 2010

Daily Announcements

ANNOUNCEMENTS – MONDAY, MARCH 8


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!

ACT STUDY SESSIONS: There will be a Science ACT Test Prep on March 17 during periods 7 & 8. 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.

IT'S TIME ONCE AGAIN FOR THE SCHOOLWIDE ART SHOW. Please bring your entries to Mrs. Bricco before March 10th.

FAFSA APPLICATION ASSISTANCE will be available between 1:00 – 4:30. Sign up in Student Services.

WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS will meet tomorrow, after school on the balcony. Bring your uniforms.

ANY STUDENT INTERESTED IN BUSINESS that is in grade 9-12 this year can attend Business World. Business World is a 4 day event that is held at a college where you will stay in the dorms at either St. Norberts in DePere in June, Edgewood College in Madison or UW-LaCrosse in July. You will not only learn about business with hands on activities, but will be able to participate in fun activities as well! Mrs. Titera has applications for anyone interested. Hundreds of students from all over Wisconsin attend, so you would be wise to register by April 15. If you have any questions, please stop in and see Mrs. Titera.

BINGO- TOMORROW LHS students will be going to play bingo at the Ladysmith Nursing Home. If you'd like to help, please complete a school activity pre-arranged and turn it into Mrs. Kuehn by Tuesday morning.

THE KIWANIS SENIOR BANQUET is April 14. All seniors are invited to attend. Seniors are to sign up in the library by April 7.

NCAA REGISTRATION: Any junior who is interested in playing a sport in college needs to register with NCAA. Stop by Student Services to register.

THERE WILL BE A HOSA MEETING tomorrow at 7:45 am in Mr. Bunton’s room for members competing at the state level. Bring your competition selections to the meeting.

DISCOVER UW BARRON COUNTY at their Open House on Tuesday, March 16. Campus tours begin at 6:15 p.m. and program begins at 7:00 p.m. See posting in the Student Services window for registration details.

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION IN LADYSMITH is accepting resumes for the position of Part Time Student Office Help for this summer. Stop in to Student Services for details.

PM DETENTION for this week is in Mrs. Olson’s room.

FORENSICS STUDENTS are dismissed at 1:00 pm today for their District meet in Eau Claire.

Congratulations to the boys' basketball team for winning the W.I.A.A. Regional Championship. The Jacks now travel to Chippewa Falls on Thursday for the Sectional semi-finals.

MAKE IT A GREAT DAY!