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February 2016
Since 2005
From the Desk of
BROTHER DAVID
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Well, it is hard to believe but it is
February and we have one month
over in the second semester. It really
is hard to believe that the year is
going by so fast. January was not
only a busy month but a most
productive month here at school. I
am very pleased with the first
semester report cards: our students
did rather well and, more importantly,
so many students improved on their
first quarter grades. However, this is
not the time to slack off because,
traditionally, the third quarter is the
most difficult quarter, so that means
we all need to keep our students
focused on their first priority SCHOOL.
I am very happy to announce that
we had 150 students take our
placement exam. That will provide
us with a healthy class and keep our
enrollment growth steady. January
was a month that just seemed to run
away with itself; so many wonderful
activities occurred. Exciting games,
assemblies,
liturgies,
musical
auditions, dance competitions, grade
school basketball tournaments, and
the start of new classes allowed all of
us to start FRESH and NEW. Our
Winter Extravaganza was most
successful and - ready or not - we
have
begun
Underclassmen
Registration for the 2016-17 school
year.
I am so grateful for our
parents, students, faculty, and staff
that give so freely of their time, talent,
and treasure to make all of these
events a reality.
Since it is LEAP YEAR, we will be
leaping over so much as we begin
February. Catholic Schools Week,
Counselors Week, and Homecoming
will make this month just fly by. I do
not think there is a free day here at
school.
Mardi Gras, Lent, Trivia
Night, and our annual 5k/10k in honor
of Jean Hermsdorfer are just some of
the highlights of the month ahead.
I am very happy to announce that
our annual Franciscan Mission
Service Week will be held here at
Notre Dame. Our sister schools,
Saint Anthony's High School (Long
Island, NY) and Saint Francis Prep
(Fresh Meadows, NY) will be here
joining our students and faculty in a
full week of service to many agencies
here in Southeast Missouri. I love
this week because we get the
opportunity to welcome these visitors
who are always so good to us. It is
now our turn to show them the great
hospitality that characterizes the
Midwest.
Last but not least, I am always so
proud of the way SPIRITUALITY
remains the hallmark of our school.
Our retreats, liturgies, and acts of
service make Notre Dame a most
sacred place. Just recently we had
to cancel our participation in the
March For Life trip to Washington,
DC due to weather. THAT DID NOT
STOP NOTRE DAME. On Friday,
January 22, our students prayed and
WALKED THE TRACK every hour of
the school day praying for our nation
and the sanctity of life. It is these
moments that continue to inspire me
and reflect on the goodness that
surrounds all of us each day here at
school.
So get ready for another busy
month, a month that will continue the
mission of Notre Dame. I hope to
see you at one, two, three, or every
event this month. Know that you are
in our prayers. Be certain of my
gratitude for all you do for Notre
Dame.
In Notre Dame, Our Mother and Guide,
Brother David Anthony Migliorino, OSF
Principal
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MANDATORY
MEETING
AT LEAST ONE PARENT OF EACH
AND EVERY SENIOR WHO WILL
ATTEND GRADUATION, and one
parent of each underclassman who
plans to attend the PROM will be
required to attend a brief meeting at
one of the following times:
Wednesday, April 13
 7:15 a.m.
 12:15 p.m.
Thursday, April 14
 7:15 a.m.
 12:15 p.m.
 7:00 p.m.
ATTENDANCE will be taken at these
meetings.
FAILURE
TO ATTEND one of
these meetings will
result in your student’s
EXCLUSION
from
PROM
and/or
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
NO SCHOOL !
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FEBRUARY 15 – Presidents Day
February 16-17 – Reward for Activity
Week
With Love…
Because of the great number of
deliveries for Valentine’s
Day, deliveries are placed
on tables in the hallway
outside the office.
Students can
check between classes and during
their lunch periods to see if they have
received anything. The items will be
in an unsecured area, so be aware
that the bouquet or other article you
send may be examined by persons
other than the intended recipient.
This year, the day’s schedule for
Friday, Feb. 12 requires that
DELIVERIES
MUST
ARRIVE
BEFORE 10:00 A.M.
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Corporate Sponsors
Please remember our corporate
sponsors as you select your services.
Academic Achievements
in Sports
2015-16 fall sports teams
distinguished themselves
for
their
academic
achievements as well as
their athletic successes.
Team GPAs cited for
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT
Cross Country, Girls’ Varsity. . . . 3.99
Golf, Girls’ Varsity . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.84
Volleyball, Girls’ JV . . . . . . . . . . 3.81
Tennis, Girls’ Varsity . . . . . . . . . 3.78
Volleyball, Girls’ Varsity . . . . . . . 3.75
Swimming, Boys’ Varsity . . . . . . 3.69
Softball, JV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.65
Soccer, Boys’ JV. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.60
Soccer, Boys’ Varsity . . . . . . . . . 3.54
Softball, Varsity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.54
Tennis, Girls’ JV . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.46
Cross Country, Boys’ Varsity. . . 3.45
Thank you to all the students who
shared their talents throughout the
audition process. Thank you as well
to Megan Sprengel, who will serve as
Assistant to the Director.
The
following cast list is the result of a
three-day selection process. For a
more detailed list, see the Edline
Musical page.
FEMALE CAST
 Mariah Dirnberger - Villager/Daughter
 Alleigh Emmendorfer - Grandmother
Tzeitel
 Isabella Goodin - Villager/ Daughter
 Kathleen Harold - Villager/ Daughter
 Caroline Heckemeyer - Shandel/Mama
 Jordan Huff - Yente
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Natalie James - Villager/Dream
Chloe Kasten - Hodel
Sylvia Kolda - Shprintze
Hannah Lacy - Villager/Dream
Olivia Litwicki - Villager/Mama
Annie Martin - Tzeitel
Caroline Marshall Villager/Mama/Woman 2
Jordan Meadors - Villager/Mama
Lindsay Parker - The Fiddler
Lily Parker - Chava
Holly Reinagel - Villager/Daughter
Angelica Rubi - Villager/Daughter
Reagan Talley - Villager/Dream
Megan Smith - Fruma-Sarah/Villager
Emily Timpe - Villager/Mama/Woman 1
Amber Vandeven - Golde
Lauren Vowels - Villager/Mama
Elecia Worley - Bielke
Annie Yuede - Villager/Dream
Ashlee Younghouse - Villager/Dream
Kate Zibluk - Villager/Dream
MALE CAST
 Jordan Bass – Villager/Son & Russian
 Tyler Bruns - Villager/Son & Russian
 David Carman – Villager Papa & Bottle
Dancer
 Nix Coppock –Mendel/Son & Bottle
Dancer
 Collin Enderle – Rabbi/Papa
 Stephen Gullette – Motel/Son
 Bruce Ha – Nachum & Bottle Dancer
 Lucas Hurley – Perchik
 Jonathan Kapp – Avraham/Papa
 Matthew Keith – Villager/Papa
 Nicholas Kelley – Villager/Son
 Carson Ketcher – Bottle Dancer
 Sean Murphy – Constable
 Grant Powderly – Fyedka
 Dayton Seabaugh – Lazar Wolf/Papa
 Evan Unterreiner – Mordcha/papa
 Caleb Vetter – Tevye
Everyone who auditioned earned a
role. Thank you for sharing your
talent!
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REHEARSALS
By accepting a role in Fiddler on the
Roof, cast members have made a
commitment to be at ALL rehearsals.
The rehearsal schedule will be
posted and updated on the Edline
Musical page. Printed copies will be
available and will be posted on the
theatre bulletin board in the
cafetorium. Schedule changes will
be announced when necessary.
may be picked up from the displays
outside the office windows after
March 1.
Physicals, emergency
forms, and teacher rating forms
MUST be turned in on the first day of
rehearsals to participate in the clinics.
For more information, contact Mrs.
Deana Pecord, 573-335-6772 ext.
613
(school)
or
email
[email protected] .
Our Press Club…
CREWS
Applications for positions on the
various technical crews are being
processed. The crew lists will be
posted on the theatre bulletin board
and Edline the first week of February.
More crew members are needed for
set construction and stage crew if we
are to produce the needed scenery.
See Miss King if you missed sign-up
and would like to help.
Work
schedules will be posted on Edline as
well.
We want to give our Press Club
volunteers a huge THANK YOU for
their unfailing efforts and hard work
throughout the school year. These
wonderful ladies come whenever
they are needed to process mailings
and for other special projects. They
tackle every job with amazing
efficiency.
Thank you for your
generous service!
PATRON AND AD DRIVE
The Ad and Patron Drive for the
musical began January 22 and will
run through February 5. Students
have the opportunity to win a day off
on Friday, April 8, if they reach the
sales quota. Why not show your
support of the cast and crew with a
personal ad in the program for your
someone special? Ask your son or
daughter for details.
On days after a winter
weather event, we urge
all parents to use good
judgment
in
letting
students drive to school. Car pools
or rides with parents are suggested.
Driving conditions on Notre Dame
Drive and our parking lot may not be
the same as those on main
thoroughfares that are cleared and
salted by the city. Together, let us
provide for safety. Students should
wear sensible shoes to avoid a spill
on our parking lot.
In the event of snow or ice,
announcement for the cancellation or
delayed starting time of school will be
made on KFVS-TV (Cape Girardeau,
MO), WPSD-TV (Paducah, KY), and
these radio stations: K103 (102.9
KEZS); 99.3 KCGR; News Radio
960 KZIM; KISS-FM 93.9; Sports
Radio 1220 KGIR; Z106 KWKZ
106.1; KAPE-AM 1550.
Additionally, Notre Dame will
broadcast latest news to recipients
who:
 Follow ND on Twitter - @NotreDameCape
TICKETS
Ticket sales will begin in March.
Details will be published in the next
issue of Paw Prints and on the Notre
Dame web page.
Notre Dame Dance
Team
Auditions for the 2016-17
Notre Dame Dance
Team will be held Sat.,
April
23,
9:00
a.m.
Rehearsal
clinics
to
prepare for auditions are
April 18-22. Audition forms
Snow Days!
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 Follow NDHS Tweets via text message
without a Twitter account (standard
message/data rates apply; you may cease
messages at any time): Text "Follow
@notredamecape" (without quotation
marks) to 40404
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onalHighSchool
 Enable email alerts on your Edline account
Homecoming – Feb. 12
Homecoming Court
 Cross Country Boys – Matthew Keith
 Cross Country Girls – Jordan Meadors
 Softball – Christina Scherer
 Boys’ Soccer – Devin Ross, Ira Holcomb
 Girls’ Tennis – Carly Hopkins
 Girls’ Golf – Taylor Ivy
 Wrestling – Robert Hearnes
 Girls’ Volleyball – Samantha Feeney
 Boys’ Swimming – Evan Unterreiner,
Dayton Seabaugh
 Girls’ Swimming – Madison Heisserer
 Cheerleading – Addy Vaugier
 Boys’ Basketball – Carson Ketcher
 Girls’ Basketball – Madeline Urhahn
 Dance – Lisanne Holterman
 Boys’ Track – Tyler Schumacker
 Girls’ Track – Jaden Barnes
 Boys’ Volleyball – Blake Dunlap
 Boys’ Golf – John Palmer
 Girls’ Soccer – Breanna Westrich
 Baseball – Jake Edwards
Homecoming Dance Dress Code
 Apparel for the Homecoming
Dance is casual.
 Students must not wear apparel
that reveals visible cleavage or
undergarments.
 Apparel should be no shorter than
mid-thigh in the front and the back.
 A dress or blouse should be no
lower in the back than where a
normal bra would be.
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 No apparel should have cut-outs.
 Nothing may be worn that is skin
tight or spandex.
 Jeans must not have holes.
 Strapless and spaghetti straps are
acceptable if they meet the above
guidelines.
 Apparel must be approved without
a jacket, shrug, sweater, etc. if you
intend to remove the “cover up”
during the dance.
 When in doubt, get the apparel
approved before the dance.
The Prom
It will be PROM TIME
soon, and we are
sure you ladies are
out shopping for the
perfect dress.
We
ask all of you to be mindful that Prom
dresses should be in good taste,
modest, and not revealing.
Prom Dress Code
 Students must not wear apparel
that reveals visible cleavage or
undergarments.
 Apparel should be no shorter than
mid-thigh in the front and the back.
 Slits should be not higher then midthigh.
 A dress should be no lower in the
back than your natural waist.
(Natural waist is the level of your
belly button.)
 No apparel should have cut-outs.
 Nothing may be worn that is skin
tight or spandex.
 Strapless and spaghetti straps are
acceptable if they meet the above
guidelines.
 Apparel must be approved without
a jacket, shrug, sweater, etc. if you
intend to remove the “cover up”
during the dance.
 When in doubt, get the apparel
approved before the dance.
Please be aware that if your
daughter arrives at the Prom in
inappropriate clothing, SHE WILL BE
SENT HOME. This applies to your
son’s Non-Notre Dame date as well!
We hope that mothers and
daughters work together so that you
will look your best!
UNDERCLASSMAN
Registration
2016-17
Registration for students who will be
returning for grades 10 - 12 in the
2016-17
school
year took place on
Wed., Jan. 27.
White personal
data
registration
forms were sent
home with each student. They are
to be reviewed, corrected or
updated as necessary, and signed
by a parent/guardian. Please do
not allow students to fill out these
forms. These registration forms
must be returned to school by
Monday, February 1, along with a
non-refundable registration fee of
$100.
Students will also receive colorcoded Course Selection forms and
Curriculum Guides that explain each
course offered.
Course teachers
will be happy to answer any
questions about the classes your
sons and daughters may be
considering.
Please take this course selection
process seriously.
Any studentinitiated changes must be made
BEFORE the first day of class in the
next semester.
These Course
Selection forms are due on Friday,
Feb. 12. Parent/guardian approval of
the courses chosen must be
indicated by your signature.
PLEASE NOTE: Until the white
Registration form, the color-coded
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Course Selection form, and the
$100 Registration Fee have ALL
been received in the school office,
your student is not considered
registered for the coming school
year!
Social Security numbers MUST
be provided on these forms.
Students’ FULL LEGAL NAME
must be on these forms.
FCCLA 5K/10K
Run/Walk
There will be an exciting new course
starting at Notre Dame Regional High
School for the 8th Annual Jean
Hermsdorfer Memorial Mardi Gras
5k/10k
Run/Walk
on Sat., Feb. 6. The
event is sponsored by
Notre Dame FCCLA.
Proceeds go to Notre
Dame Athletes for Life
supporting Saint Francis Medical
Center Dig for Life.
Access a
printable
registration
form
at
www.notredamehighschool.org or
register online at active.com and type
in the words “Mardi Gras 5k Cape
Girardeau, MO”.
For more info,
check www.notredamehighschool.org
or contact Tanya Davis, 573-5762129 or [email protected].
Toner Tech
Notre Dame has received numerous
technology-related items from the
points we have earned in our
ink/toner
cartridge
recycling
program. We would like to thank
everyone who has turned in items to
the school. Cartridges can be turned
into the office or
contact
Mr.
Jeff
Worley
at 573-3356772 x318 if you have
a large donation and
need us to pick them
up.
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Scholar Bowl
Varsity Scholar Bowl team placed
second in the Bell City tournament on
Jan. 16. Players were captain Noah
Raines, Lucas Hurley, Cody Bunger,
Sean Murphy, Sylvia Kolda, Kylie
Swain, Linda Hu, Austin Van de Ven,
and Mark Shen. Noah Raines won
the second place individual medal.
Making the Grade
Second-Quarter Report Cards were
mailed out on January 11. If you
have not yet received yours, please
contact the school office.
Mid-Quarter
Grades
are due
Wednesday, February 10. They will
be posted as an Edline report by Feb.
12. Questions? Contact your teacher
or call the Guidance Office, 573-3353701.
Senior Citizen
Dance
Notre
Dame
Family,
Career, and Community
Leaders
of
America
(FCCLA) will be sponsoring a dance
for area senior citizens on Friday,
March 18, 2:00-4:00 p.m. in the
school cafetorium.
Have your
grandparents, aunts and uncles,
neighbors and friends mark their
calendars for a fun-filled afternoon of
dancing,
live
music,
and
refreshments.
From the
Development Director
The new year has kicked off with a
bang of events. We appreciate your
support in making these successful,
as all of these proceeds come back
to the school and help keep our
tuition down.
The Extravaganza continues to
grow and evolve into an event that
will continue to support our ever
growing
needs
in
technology.
Thanks to all who made this event
another success.
The weekend of February 6 we
have two events:
FCCLA Jean
Hermsdorfer Memorial Mardi Gras
Run and ND Trivia Night.
Both
events will be here at ND early and
late that day. More information is
available
online
and
in
this
newsletter. Get your teams together
and enjoy the day at ND! Encourage
your students to be a part of both of
these events.
Another event for the family is
February 27 with the Booster Club
BowlDog Bash. There is a student
event from 3-6 and an adult version
at 6:30 p.m. Again we encourage
you to join us for a fun filled day!
Your end of year donation letters
should arrive shortly. If you do not
get what you need, please contact
my office.
As always we cannot thank you
enough for all you do to support
Notre Dame!
Tony Buehrle
Class of 1972
Senior Parent
Reminder
All senior ads for the 2015-16
yearbook were due
Fri., Feb. 1.
Email
yearbook
moderator
Mrs. Dinah Seabaugh
at
[email protected]
if you have any questions.
Winter Sports
Senior Nights
Feb. 2: Boys’ Basketball, Dance,
Pep Band
Feb. 22: Girls’ Basketball,
Cheerleading
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Congratulations to
 Kirsten Graviett, representing Notre
Dame, who won the regional
Poetry Out Loud contest on Jan. 16
at the Cape Public Library. Kirsten
will compete in state competition in
March.
 Savannah Seyer and Amory
Patomson, who placed first and
third, respectively, for their essays
in the VFW Voice of Democracy
essay contest on the theme, My
Vision for America.
Both were
honored at a reception at the Cape
Girardeau VFW Hall in January.
 Abbie
McAlister,
Southeast
Missourian Volleyball Player of the
Year
 Samantha Feeney, 2015 AllSoutheast Missourian Volleyball
Team
 Alaina Baumgart, Katie Hanners,
and Rudy McClellan – 2015 AllSoutheast
Missourian
Cross
Country Team
 Girls’ Varsity Basketball team, who
won the consolation trophy in the
Queen of Hearts Tournament
hosted by Villa Duchesne, and to
Samantha
Brennan,
AllTournament First Team.
 Notre Dame Dance Team, which
won first in the Dance 2 category
and third in the Mix 2 category at
the Farmington Dance Invitational
in January. JV took 4th in Dance.
 2016 Drury Southwest North-South
Parochial
League
Invitational
Junior High Boys Tournament
winners: 1st St. Vincent de Paul,
Cape Girardeau; 2nd St. Augustine,
Kelso; 3rd St. Vincent de Paul,
Perryville; 4th Guardian Angel,
Oran; 5th Immaculate Conception,
Jackson; Consolation – Trinity
Lutheran,
Cape
Girardeau;
Cheerleading 1st St. Vincent de
Paul,
Cape
Girardeau;
Cheerleading
2nd
Immaculate
Conception, Jackson.
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Of Great Benefit
Thank you to all who organized,
performed, helped in any way, and
attended the Notre Dame Benefit
Concert on Jan. 31. The evening of
excellent
entertainment
yielded
$1,131.19 profit for the school’s
charity fund.
Advanced Placement
Tests
Students who excel in certain
subjects may want to try to gain
college credit through the AP
program. Exams may be taken in
almost every area of study and are not
limited to seniors.
The exams are given in May and cost
$92 per exam. Scores are given on a
scale of 1-5, with college credit usually
granted for scores of 3, 4, or 5,
depending on the university and the
subject.
Talk to your teachers, counselors, or
go to www.collegeboard.com for more
information. AP exams are very
challenging, so students should take
the highest level ND course and study
in order to prepare. You must order
your tests from Mrs. Mueth by March
15th!
National School
Counseling Week
February 1-5
Schools across the country will
celebrate National School Counseling
Week with the theme School
Counselors:
The
Recipe
for
Success. This week helps focus
public attention on the unique
contribution school counselors have
in helping students plan for their
futures and achieve success.
The American School Counselor
Association (ASCA) is the national
organization
representing
professional
school
counselors.
They work through a variety of
activities, focusing on safe schools,
multiculturalism, human rights, parent
and
family
involvement,
child
advocacy,
collaborations
and
partnerships,
transitions,
and
professional renewal.
Many of these activities and goals
are met through the Guidance
Department at Notre Dame. We
provide academic advising, individual
counseling, testing, college and
scholarship
assistance,
career
explorations, and much more! We
want to do everything we can to help
students develop into successful
young adults.
Parents
and
students
are
encouraged to make an appointment
to visit the Guidance Office any time.
We would love to get to know you
better. We are always looking for
ways to improve and welcome your
suggestions on how we can serve
you and your children.
ND Booster Club
BowlDog
Bash 2016
Sat., Feb. 27
Cape West
Park Lanes
Go to www.notredamehighschool.org
for details and registration form.
Booster Club
Hall of Fame
The Booster Club will induct seven
new members into its Athletic Hall of
Fame at the Hall of Fame Game on
Feb. 5. This year’s inductees are:
 Paul Hale, ND basketball coach
2005-08, Athletic Director 2005-15,
and current Assistant AD
 Ray Reinagel, 1976
 Matt Vollink, 1997
 Randi Senciboy, 1999
 Adam Prasanphanich, 2003
 Austin Critchlow, 2005
 Bryce Willen, 2005
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Congratulations to all of our new
members. You can find nomination
forms
online
at
www.notredamehighschool.org.
robotics review
ND Robotics teams competed in
Carbondale, IL on Jan. 30. Team
Loading Bulldogs.exe won two
qualifying
matches.
Team
Motordame won three qualifying
matches and were selected to
compete in the finals. Motordame
helped their team win one of the
semifinal matches before their
alliance was eliminated. Both teams
will compete at the Show Me Center
on Feb. 6.
Check the Web
Have
you
checked
out
www.notredamehighschool.org
lately? Here is just a small sampling
of the information available at your
fingertips 24/7:
 Booster Club Sports Pass
application. Go to School Info
tab > Forms and Documents >
Sports Pass Application.
 MSHSAA sports physical form.
Go to School Info tab > Forms and
Documents > MSHSAA Physical
Form.
Parents and athletes,
complete pages 1, 3, and 4
including your signatures before
going to the physical exam.
 Christian Service Timesheets.
Go to Go to School Info tab >
Forms and Documents > Christian
Service Timesheet.
 Out-Of-School
Date
Dance
Permission Forms. Go to Go to
School Info tab > Forms and
Documents > choose Dance
Permission
Form
or
Prom
Permission Form. Don’t wait until
the last minute to get required
signatures!
 Curriculum Guide listing names
and descriptions of available
courses. Go to School Info tab >
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Curriculum Guide.
 LOTS MORE INFORMATION!
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How Do I Get My Homework
When I’m Sick???
1. Check Edline. Class assignments
for some courses are posted on
Edline.
2. Email your teachers. Email
addresses are on the school website.
Click the School Info tab. Scroll
down to Faculty & Staff. Be aware
that teachers are in the classroom
during the day and will not be able to
answer your email immediately.
3. Ask a classmate. Your friends
can give you notes and other
pertinent information. Your parent,
sibling, or an authorized classmate
can be given access to your locker to
obtain books, notebooks, etc.
Notre Dame
10/10 Club
2015 Profit & Loss
Statement
INCOME
846 tickets sold
$ 8,460.00
Interest
4.12
13 daily checks uncashed
460.00
Total Income
$ 8,924.12
EXPENSES
Twelve $100 monthly winners
$ 1,200.00
365 $10 daily winners
3,650.00
Office expenses
(postage, ticket printing,
supplies, checks)
601.91
Total Expenses
$ 5,451.91
PROFIT TO
HOME & SCHOOL
$3,472.21
THANK YOU!
Planning
Project Prom
Parents of juniors and seniors are
invited to attend a Project Prom
meeting on Wed., Feb. 3, 6 p.m. in
the school library. This meeting will
give you an overview of how Project
Prom works, and how it benefits your
student and our school as a
whole. Even if you are not able to
volunteer, please come to the
meeting to learn about the great
things offered at Project Prom.
Of
course,
we
do
need
help! Project Prom is divided into
committees, each with a specific role
to
make
the
evening
(and
morning!) run smoothly and to not put
the entire burden on just a few
people. So volunteering does not
have to be an overwhelming
experience.
If you are unable to attend the
meeting and would like additional
information or would like to sign up
for a committee, please contact
Mrs. Angie Schaefer
[email protected]
or Mrs. Betsy Anders
[email protected].
Thank you for your support!
Raffle Winners
Tuition Raffle: John
& Melinda Dodd
Two 2017 Winter
Extravaganza
Tickets: Matt & Laura Vollink
Bar Sign: Darren & Laura Halter
Diamond Necklace: Mark & Colleen
Moore
Schnucks eScrip
To get your Schnucks
eScrip
magnetic
swipe card.
email
Jennifer
Womack,
[email protected].
Thank you!
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Dearest Valentine
Valentine gifts will be on sale
through
Bulldog
Mall
this
year. Surprise your special Bulldog
with a Mason Jar Cup or a Water
Bottle embellished with an exclusive
NDHS
decal and
filled
with
candy. Packaged and delivered for
you for $15! Purchase these online
through
our
ticketing
website,
www.tinyurl.com/ndtickets.
Sale
ends February 10.
Questions? Contact Mrs. Betsy
Anders, 573-335-6772 x419 or
[email protected].
Holy Cow!
Judges from the St. Louis Dairy
Council saw something special in a
photo of
the Lady Bulldogs
Basketball team drinking their usual
recovery drink - chocolate milk. Their
photo and a grant application
submitted by Coach Renee Peters
earned the team $300 in milk money
and the title of Power Up School of
the Year.
A representative from the Dairy
Council presented the team and
school with a banner and gifts on
Jan. 26. Thanks to junior Natalie
James and Kirchdoerfer Farms,
Cocoa the dairy cow was utterly
happy to be part of the presentation
event.
Happy St.
Valentine’s
Day!
2016