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Daily Announcements
DodgevilleHigh School
Monday, February 8, 2010
Meetings:
* Today- 7:00 p.m.- School Board meeting- DES Library
* Tomorrow- 3:45 p.m.- District Schedule Analysis Team meeting- DHS Library
Athletics:
* Tomorrow- 5:50 p.m.- B BB- Barneveld (T)
* Tomorrow- Girls’ Hockey- Beloit Memorial (T)
Student Announcements:
1. Seniors: Please stop into the office to let Joyce know how you wish for your name to
be typed into your graduation diploma. We need to get a list together ASAP to send
to Josten’s with the correct names/spellings. Thank-you.
2. This week is “DECA Week” in honor of Career and Technical Education month. We
are hosting dress-up days each day. One boy and one girl will be randomly selected as
the day’s dress-up winners. Today’s dress-up theme is “Pajama/Snuggie Day.” Dress
up clothing still needs to be school appropriate! Enjoy the excitement of CTE month
and look for more activities all month including free Culver’s custard!
Tomorrow’s dress-up day theme will be “Historical/Famous Person Day.”
State DECA competitors: You do not need to attend tonight’s school board meeting if
we get the snow the weather forecasters are calling for. If you have any questions, see
Mrs. Reukauf. She will have study materials ready for you this week.
3. Matchmaker surveys will still be available at lunch today.
4. The Psychology Club will be selling “Crush” and roses through Thursday of this week.
We will be selling during all three lunch shifts on Thursday.
A Psychology Club meeting will be held during SSR time on Wednesday morning
(9:11-9:31 a.m.) in room H-1. Members are to bring their crush and rose envelopes.
5. The Music Department has ordered pop top water bottles and nylon bags as a
fundraiser. The water bottles are orange and have DODGEVILLE in black lettering.
The nylon bags are black with DODGEVILLE in orange lettering. These are
excellent for gym bags. Students will be selling them at home sporting events. They
are $8.00 each; or, both sell for $15.00. If you would like one, please email Sarah
until they are gone.
6. The Balloon Factory is now open. Check out the display at the end of the D-wing
hall, then stop into D-2 before or after school and see the wide variety of items on
sale. We have balloons of all shapes and sizes, ranging in price from $.50 to $9.00.
There are stuffed animals and flavorful hand-poured candies also for sale. Place
an advanced order, and have it delivered to your valentine on Friday.
7. Mr. Bohnsack and 20 students (B BB & G BB players) will be taking a field trip
to DES and St. Joe’s tomorrow from 9:10-9:50 a.m. (No sub is needed).
8. Mrs. Massey is scheduled to be the detention supervisor after school tomorrow and
Thursday in room A-7. Those students who have detentions to serve are to report there
on those afternoons to serve their assigned detentions.
9. Forensics practice will be held tomorrow, Thursday, and Friday after school in the
Library. Attendance at two of these is required.
10. Chess Club is to meet in H-3 on Wednesday at 2:10 p.m. Any questions, please see
Andy Davis. Remember to bring your boards!
11. Peter Thuli and Ethan Nelson are having a dance this Friday night following the boys’
basketball game. It will go until midnight. Mr. Ramthun is the adult contact person.
This is a fundraiser for Peter’s and Ethan’s band trip to Florida. All students are
welcome to attend. If you are planning on bringing a guest, please stop into the office
and pick up a guest form.
Guidance-Related Announcements:
1. Marian University in Fond du Lac will be holding a Criminal Justice Summer Camp
June 21-23. Campers will stay in the dorms on campus and immerse themselves in
numerous aspects of criminal justice. The early bird registration deadline (save $20.00
on registration fee) is May 1st and the final registration date is May 28th. Interested
for more information.
2. A representative from the U.S. Air Force will be available to meet with students in the
Guidance Conference Room this Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Students interested in
meeting with this representative should sign up in the Guidance Office in advance.
3. This Wednesday, SWTC in Fennimore will be holding an all-campus Open House
which will showcase two of their new buildings. They will be waiving the $30.00
application fee for any prospective student who applies in person that evening
(students must be present. Parents/guardians or others may not apply on their behalf).
Additionally, they will hold two “mini” pre-college workshops at 4:00 & 6:00 p.m. and
instructors and staff will be on hand in both the new buildings and existing spaces for
program specific tours and answers to questions.
4. New scholarships have been added to the red binder. They include: Wisconsin
Cattlemen’s & Cattlewomen’s Scholarship, Optimist International Essay Contest,
National Wild Turkey Federation Scholarship, and Wisconsin Electronic Association
Scholarship.
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