Weekly Warrior - Waccamaw High School Athletics

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WACCAMAW
HIGH SCHOOL
Weekly Warrior
… Your School News
2412 Kings River Road
Pawleys Island, SC 29585
…
Phone: 843-237-9899
Fax: 843-237-9883
Website
www.gcsd.k12.sc.us/whs
September 28, 2012
Volume 5, Issue 5
Upcoming Events
Friday, September 28th
Girls Varsity Tennis in NYC (Sept. 27th - Oct. 1st)
By Kate Watkins, Pictures by Raymond Elling
7:30 pm Varsity Football Game @ Mullins
Saturday, September 29th
10:00am-3:00pm Senior Environmental Picture
Makeups @ Caledonia
Marching Band Competition @ White Knoll
Swim Meet Regionals in Columbia, SC
Sunday, September 30th
4:00pm Gospel Choir Concert @ Brown Chapel
UM Church
Monday, October 1st
5:30pm Junior/Senior Parent Night with Guidance in
the WHS Auditorium (see details on pg. 10)
5:00pm JV Volleyball Match @ Carvers Bay
6:00pm B-Team Volleyball Match @ Carvers Bay
Tuesday, October 2nd
5:30pm Cross Country Meet against Georgetown
and Myrtle Beach
6:00pm Varsity Volleyball Match @ Mullins
Wednesday, October 3rd
5:30pm B-Team Football Game @ Johnsonville
Penny Wars begin!
Thursday, October 4th
4:00pm Girls Golf Game against Wando (Home)
5:30pm Girls Varsity Tennis Match @ Loris
5:30pm JV Volleyball Match against Loris (Home)
6:00pm JV Football Game @ Loris
7:00pm Varsity Volleyball match against Loris
(Home)
Friday, October 5
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7:30pm Varsity Football Game against Loris (Home)
On Saturday, September 22,
the WHS Marching Band traveled to Socastee High School
to compete in the annual
Beach Band Blast. Though the
sun was beating down on the
band through their thick
uniforms, it didn’t faze them.
The band was awarded 1st
place drum major, 1st place
drum line and percussion, 1st
place color guard, 1st place
music, and a superior rating in the 1A division. “We did really well for our
size and it was a great start to our season” said Band Captain, Mary
Sinclair Filchak. Woodwind
officer, CJ Gerber added, “We
performed well. I think we
have a lot of potential for this
year.”
The band has their next competition Saturday at White
Knoll. Awesome job marching
Warriors and good luck
Saturday.
Parents…Interims were given to students on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Newsletter Correction:
In last week’s issue Mrs. Maxon’s first name
was incorrectly reported. Her first name is
Melanie.
Please accept our apology Mrs. Maxon. :)
See pgs. 6 & 7 for details.
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By Matt Lee
Last week in the science classes, several labs and demonstrations were done to show
the students the entertaining side of science. Mrs. Noyes took her chemistry classes
outside to demonstrate what happens when Mentos is added to a two-liter bottle of
Coke. Within moments, the soda began shooting into the air caused by the chemical
reaction that occurred. Her students also performed their own lab dealing with physical and chemical changes. Split into groups, the students performed two procedures:
one where they mixed two chemicals and watched the change, and another where
they put a capsule into boiling water to see what would happen. In Ms. Stephenson’s
biology classes, students learned the parts of a microscope and how to use one. They
were required to look into a microscope at an “E” written on a piece of paper. The
students described what they saw at various magnifications. These labs helped
students understand the material they learned and how to
work in a lab
while having
fun at the
same time.
By Kate Watkins, Pictures courtesy of Mrs. Laura Hutto
On Wednesday, September 19, Ms. Stephenson’s Anatomy and Physiology classes
went to the Bodies Revealed exhibit at Broadway at the Beach. This exhibit carries
preserved bodies and parts to let observers see the details and definitions of organs
and other parts of the body. Senior Justin Shaver said, “I enjoyed the trip. I feel it
enlightened me on the inner workings in our bodies.” Senior Stephen Stewart added,
“It was very interesting to see what the body looked like on the inside.” This was a
great beginning to the Anatomy and Physiology class as they will begin to dissect cats
soon.
Slovenia Times
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By Kayla Burgess
By Kayla Burgess
In this issue, we feature Mrs.
Jenna Henderson, who teaches
Honors and CP Physical Science
and Biology. Mrs. Henderson is
originally from Williamsport,
Pennsylvania. She received her
bachelors degree in Biology at
Lycoming College and her
Masters of Arts in Teaching at
Coastal Carolina University.
Before coming to Waccamaw,
she taught for three years at
Carolina Forest. Mrs. Henderson is
married and has a mixed lab
named Macy. Besides teaching,
she loves watching movies with
her husband and attending football and basketball games. Her
passion for science and her love
for kids led her to teaching and
she hopes that her passion will
excite the students she teaches
to get passionate about science
as well. Mrs. Henderson says, “I’m
excited to be a Warrior!”
One of many clubs and organizations at WHS is TADA,
which stands for Teens Against Drugs and Alcohol. The goal
of TADA is to encourage students to remain drug and alcohol
free and help their peers to do the same. Some students fall
to drugs because of negative peer pressure. Hopefully with
TADA, students will stop doing drugs and alcohol because of
positive peer pressure.
The Gospel Choir is a team of students working together to
worship and lead others in a positive manner.
This year, the Gospel Choir and TADA will combine. Everyone isn't perfect, which is why we want to stick together in
being drug free. “I think the Gospel Choir and TADA should
be able to combine. We should come together and help
others to stop doing drugs. If we all get on one accord, we
would be able to help each other out,” Shakell Byrd, Vice
President of the Gospel Choir says.
Our goals are:
1. Be positive examples.
2. Serve in the school and community.
3. Build upon a faith based foundation.
Not only will we aim to decrease the use of drugs and
alcohol, we will also try to decrease discipline problems on
our campus as well.
TADA will meet on Thursday, October 4th, after school in
Room 405. I encourage everyone to come and join TADA.
I am looking forward to a great year!
-Kayla Burgess, TADA President
Sponsors: Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Chandler,
Mr. Bethea, Ms. Dekine
Director: Mrs. Cynthia Grimmage
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The following candidates have met the 4.5 GPA requirement to receive an invitation to join National Honor Society. These candidates will have an information meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 10 th at 3:10pm in
Mrs. Noyes’ Room.
Seniors
Bill Austin
Trevor Guyton
Brison Hood
Tolley Rice
Juniors
Mackenzie Arnold
Erin Courtright
Bryan Van Der Riet
Tina Greene
Jackson Homnick
Tristan Hood
Nina Lowenbach
Amanda Walker
Sophomores
Annie Arneman
Sarah Ball
Jamie Barnett
Kaila Bess
Hannah Bezdek
Alexa Bombich
Virginia Brock
Mary Kathryn Brown
Hallie Butler
Mackenzie Confer
Gracyn Cooper
Chase Davis
Tyler Davis
Michael Dear
Sophomores (cont.)
Olivia Dunlap
Sarah Ellerbe
Drew Fuerneisen
Brady Gantt
Connor Graham
Emily Heimberger
Lara Hoeweler
Madison Homnick
Louis Hutto
Sam Insignares
Lindsay Jessmore
Lydia Krask
Luke LaRochelle
Banks Lucas
Kareena Patel
Sophomores (cont.)
Erik Preedom
Blake Marsh
Shir’Mel McCullough
Haley McNeese
Baylee Sessions
Jackson Stacy
Rachel Staats
Nick Streiffert
Hayley Strong
Kaitlin Sweeny
Richard Rasheed
Elizabeth Taylor
Allison Ward
Hannah Wolf
WAVE would like to welcome and thank
their 2012-2013 Business Partners!
Computer and Software Solutions
Debbie Leonard, CPA
Ellis O’Tuel/The Main Street Group
Garden City Furniture
Nicholas Papadea, DMD Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
Palmetto Balfour
Plantation Printing
Roz’s Rice Mill Café
The Earthworks Group, Inc.
Winyah Environmental, PC
Carolina Dental Center, Dr. Jason Meares
The Studio of Dance & Winyah Fitness Center
Dunes Beach Home Rentals
Pawleys Island Bakery
Pawleys Pediatrics and Adult Medicine
Bistro 217
Coastal Heating and Cooling
Resort Interiors
Thompson Nature Photography
Pawleys Veterinary Hospital
Shades of Gray—Laura Hutto, Photographer
Inlet Cardiopulmonary & Associates
The Lachicotte Company
Conway National Bank
If you are interested in becoming a Business Partner, please
contact Maureen Arneman at [email protected]
or 237-7880.
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Imani Atkins Named to 2012-2013
National Youth Advisory Board
Information provided by Ms. Donna Britton
Congratulations to Junior Imani Atkins who has been named to the 2012-2013 Souper Bowl of Caring
National Youth Advisory Board. She is one of 11 students from nine states chosen from a competitive
national application process to serve as a member on the board. Imani said she got involved in Souper
Bowl of Caring1 through a family member and has participated in the organization through Optimism
Mentoring and Preventive Services of Georgetown. Being on the Advisory Board will allow her to take a
larger leadership role in the organization.
Imani attended the organization’s national youth leadership training in Columbia, SC and will return in December to learn
more about being an advocate for the organization. “I want to stop hunger in this community and I need your help to do it,”
Imani says.
WHS has been involved in Souper Bowl of Caring for the past four years through the leadership of Blake Graham, a 2012
graduate.
Souper Bowl of Caring is a national movement of organizations and compassionate individuals working together to fight hunger and poverty on or around
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the time of the Super Bowl football game. Since the program started in 1990, volunteers have collected more than $91 million with 100 percent of all donations going directly to community food banks, soup kitchens or other charities chosen by each group. Visit www.tacklehunger.org for more information.
Sponsored by Horry-Georgetown Fire Chiefs Association
and The Sun News’ Newspaper in Education Program
POSTER CONTEST - open to all grade levels
WRITING CONTEST—open to grades 6-12
Awards will be given to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in
each category. Winners in each age division shall
receive an individual achievement trophy or
plaque. A traveling trophy will be awarded to the
first place winner to be displayed at his or her
school for one year. An awards ceremony will be
held at Inlet Affairs on November 15, 2012.
Entries Due: October 19th, 2012
Interested? See Mr. Bethea for details
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Thanks to Noah Gulley for leading a great devotional last Wednesday and
to Laura Hughes for making the muffins for breakfast!
The next morning meeting will be on Wednesday, October 3 rd.
FCW will be going to St. Elizabeth’s Place for their service day
after school on Wednesday, October 24th.
Want to learn more of the Bible? Daniella Royer is inviting students to
memorize verses from the Bible! Her group will meet every other
Wednesday morning (opposite of FCW) at 7:20 am in the media center
starting Wednesday, October 10th. If you are interested, please sign up
outside of Mrs. Tester’s Room 317 or you can just show up.
If you have NOT purchased a
Parking Pass, you must do so now. All
placards must be facing out so that they
can be read. Any car without a pass will
be handled appropriately.
Rules of the Game
22-25 Player Rosters
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Two coaches per team assigned by Coach
Davis. No additional coaches permitted at
practice or on the field during the game.
Additional personnel will result in a team
forfeit.
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Must wear Powder Puff T-shirt.
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Must sign up and attend one of the two
practices on school grounds. No practices off
school grounds or team will automatically be
forfeited.
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No Practice. No play, (No signing in and
leaving.) Player must attend entire
practice—no exceptions.
Practices
Practice dates are Monday, Oct. 8th and
Tuesday, Oct. 9th 6:30pm-8:00pm
If you did something exciting over the
summer, or just spent the day on the water,
the Yearbook Staff needs your pictures. Please
email pictures to Mrs. Chadwell at
[email protected]
If you have not taken your
environmental pictures for the
yearbook, please sign up for a time
slot on the bulletin board next to
Mrs. Chadwell’s classroom. Environmental
make ups are on Saturday, September 29th
at Caledonia.
Class of 2013—Football Field (Cook)
Class of 2014—Band Practice Field (Herndon)
Class of 2015– Football Practice Field (Bray)
Class of 2016—Field behind Field House (Phillips)
Cheerleading Rules
7-10 Cheerleaders
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Two cheerleading coaches per squad
assigned by Mrs. Hagaman. No additional
coaches permitted at practice or on the field
during the game. Additional personnel will
result in a team forfeit.
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Same rules for practice as above.
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Skirts/dresses, and wigs permitted.
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No inappropriate language or routines
permitted. Keep it clean but fun. Profanity
or anything sexual in content will result in a
squad forfeit.
Powder Puff is for fun so let’s
show good sportsmanship
and school spirit!
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Warrior Playlist
Waccamaw High School
Homecoming Parade!
Friday October 12, 2012
Monday –
Dress—Generation Day
Penny Wars continue
Help your grade decorate their hall from 3:30pm—4:30pm. Judging is
at 4:30pm to determine the competition winner. A
Spaghetti Dinner will be served at 5:30pm and the halls will
be opened for public viewing.
Powder Puff Practice 6:30pm—8:00pm
Tuesday –
Dress—Tacky Tourist Day
Penny Wars continue
Powder Puff Practice 6:30pm—8:00pm
Wednesday –
Dress—Camo/Hillbilly Day
Last day of Penny Wars
Final Vote for Homecoming Court/King/Queen
Pep Rally during 6th and 7th period to play semi-final Powder Puff
games. Cost is $2:00. (Freshmen v Sophomores and Juniors v
Seniors) Winners of each game will play in Championship
game.
Powder Puff Championship Game @ 6:30pm (after the B-Team
game). Admission price is $2.00. If you paid to watch the
semi-finals at the pep rally, you can use your wristband to
get into the championship game. No athletic passes please.
Thursday –
Dress—Class Pride Day
(Seniors-Black, Juniors-Teal, Sophomores-Red, Freshmen-Grey)
Chalk Walk Competition in Student Parking Lot from 3:30pm—4:30 pm
Friday –
Dress—Warrior Pride Day
Pep Rally during 7th period and crowning of the King and winner of
the spirit stick is announced
PARADE is at 4:30 pm. Theme is “Warrior Playlist”.
Homecoming Football Game @ 7:30 pm
Crowing of Homecoming Queen during halftime of game
Homecoming Sock Hop Dance 10:00pm - 12:00 midnight
Are you ready to dance the night away?
T.A.D.A. & WHS Gospel Choir
is sponsoring
“When It’s All Over”
Homecoming Sock Hop (Dance)!
Friday, October 12, 2012
10:00pm – until 12:00 midnight
$5.00 admission Grades 9-12 ONLY
If you are inviting a student from another high school,
student ID REQUIRED. Tickets must be purchased in advance!!!!
Tickets on sale now until October 11, 2012
during both lunches.
*Parade Begins at 4:30 pm, report to All Saints Church at 4:00 pm
This year’s theme is Warrior Playlist. All judging will be based on this
theme. We ask that all floats (excluding court nominees and members of the community in vehicles) hold true to this theme. In order
to hold true to the theme, all floats should choose a theme song for
their float and use it for inspiration. Any floats containing negative
items will not be allowed to participate and will not be refunded.
Judges will also be looking for a Warrior somewhere on the float/
entry to show Warrior pride.
Entry Cost: $20.00 per float, $10.00 per vehicle, $5.00 for all others
DEADLINE FOR ENTRY SUBMISSION: October 8, 2012 at 5:00 pm
You will receive notification of your entry and place in the line up.
Entries can be dropped off at the high school or emailed to:
[email protected].
Judging Areas:
st
1 place in Superb Theme= $20.00
1st place in “Classic” Looking Float= $20.00
(It’s time to get out the plastic and chicken wire)
1st place in Class Competition = $20.00 towards a charity of their choice
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Victory for the CC Teams
By Matt Lee, Pictures courtesy of Mr. Robby Jones
Both the boys and girls teams were victorious in last Saturday’s Pee Dee Classic. The girls team won by 84 points over Carolina Forest,
the 2nd place finisher. Grace Barnett took first place with a time of 20:06 followed by Amelia Jones, Rachel Thornton, and Jamie
Barnett finishing in the top ten. The boys team won by 36 points over Carolina Forest, the 2nd place finisher. Jaz Greene led the way
for the Warriors, placing fourth with a time of 17:17 while Robert Jones finished in the top 10.
Stats:
Top 10 finishers
Girls:
1-Grace Barnett 20:06
4-Amelia Jones 21:25
6-Rachel Thornton 21:36
10-Jamie Barnett 22:18
Boys:
4-Jaz Greene 17:17
9-Robert Jones 17:43
Volleyball Dominating Region
By Ainsleigh Boothe, Pictures by Matt Lee
Last Thursday, all three volleyball teams (B-Team, JV, and
Varsity) traveled to Aynor and won all three matches. Varsity
played a close 3-1, with the last game ending 31-29. Melaina
Moore led with fourteen kills, Taylor Foster followed with ten
kills and Mags Grafe with seven kills. The Lady Warriors
ended Aynor’s varsity team’s undefeated streak in the region.
On Monday, JV and the B-Team played Carvers Bay’s JV at
home. JV won in a quick 2-0 match and the B-team held on
but lost 0-2. JV player Ora Parker Eddy led serving with nine
aces, followed by Kate Snelson and Leea Whetstone with
three aces. Ora Parker Eddy, Kate Snelson, and Maddy Crowe
all had one kill.
On
Tuesday,
the
Varsity team defeated
Marion at home in a
quick
3-0
match.
Melaina Moore had
seven kills followed by
Taylor Foster with four
kills. Mags Grafe led
serves with four aces
followed by Mary Glazier with
three aces.
The Lady Warriors traveled to
Dillon Thursday, but results
were not available at press
time.
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Warriors vs. Chiefs
By Aariona Wright
Last Thursday, JV traveled to North Myrtle Beach, excited to get back in action after their bye week. They added
another win to their record, with a score of 22-7. North Myrtle Beach led the first quarter, but the Warriors didn’t
trail too far behind as Kevin Gasque scored a touchdown. Tied in the second quarter, Tyriq Grant picked up another touchdown for the Warriors, putting them in the lead. Third quarter remained mutual as no scores were made, but a suspenseful
battle for the ball was attempted as North Myrtle Beach intercepted the ball. Then tight end, Collin Floyd, took back possession of the
ball by causing a fumble. With the Warriors up 14-7, North Myrtle Beach tried to gain another touchdown but cornerback Je’Mon
Smalls’ interception helped Kelton Grant score another touchdown. The Warriors celebrated their win as their current record now
stands at 2-1.
Swim Team Heads to Regionals
By Kay-K Deas
On Saturday, the WHS swim team competed in the Carolina Forest Last Chance
Qualifier Meet at CCU. Out of ten teams the boys’ team finished 2 nd and the girls’
team finished in 8th.
Top five finishers in individual events were:
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The Boys Relay Team (Adam Dear, Adam Paquette, Patrick Sullivan, and Luke
LaRochelle) - 1st in 200Y Freestyle
Luke LaRochelle and Patrick Sullivan—1st and 2nd, respectively, in the 50Y
Freestyle.
Adam Dear and Luke Rochelle—1st and 2nd, respectively, in 100Y Freestyle
Adam Paquette—3rd in 200Y Freestyle
Caroline Resetar —4th in 100Y Breaststroke.
The Swim Team will compete in regionals this weekend in Columbia, SC.
Congratulations Warriors and good luck Saturday.
Warriors throttled by Timmonsville
Three Wins in a
Row for Girls
Golf
The girls golf team picked up
their third consecutive win Wednesday at
the “tough mountainous parkland terrain” of Prestwick Country Club. The team
beat Socastee by 13 strokes with a team
score of 190. Stephanie Royer was the
low medalist with a very impressive score
of 41. Martha Henry and Daniella Royer
recorded their best nine-hole round
scores of the season. Congratulations,
ladies.
The team played rival Georgetown at
Pawleys Plantation yesterday but results
were not available at press time.
by Matt Fisher
Whirlwinds hold Waccamaw to 65 offensive yards in 50-0 shutout
After a three-game winning streak, Waccamaw football seemed to have put itself back on the map. The only
problem? Lack of stiff competition. The Warriors’ previous three opponents – Green Sea-Floyds, Creek Bridge, and
Hannah-Pamplico – combine for a 3-12 record following Waccamaw’s 55-0 loss to Timmonsville last Friday.
A 33-27 victory the previous week against Hannah-Pamplico saw Waccamaw compile 280 yards rushing and average 8.8 yards per
carry. But last week, the Waccamaw running backs were surrounded by a bevy of defenders on every play. With senior change-of-pace
back Jeffron Smalls undergoing surgery for a broken leg yesterday, Whirlwind defenders keyed in on the Warriors’ leading rusher Jalen
Simmons, giving up just 21 yards on 10 carries to the sophomore. Not many opportunities were provided in the passing game, as
Waccamaw quarterback Jack Monroe attempted just seven passes -- completing two to tight end Rob Ferraro – for 41 yards.
Waccamaw lost three fumbles as a team – two by Simmons and one by Raishawn Mitchell – and two of them were returned over 70
yards the other way by Timmonsville’s defense, one that hasn’t allowed a touchdown in two consecutive games.
The Warrior defense could do little to halt the Whirlwind offense, one that entered the game averaging 47.5 points per contest.
Donovan Syndab led the team in tackles with 11 (two assists) and also forced a fumble. Defensive lineman Harley Temlin – who lived a
defensive lineman’s dream against Hannah-Pamplico when a he scored a 99-yard touchdown – tallied five tackles and two tackles for
loss.
Tonight, Waccamaw will travel to Mullins for the first of a string of five straight region games. The Auctioneers won last year’s matchup
by a 42-12 margin, but enter this season’s contest with a 1-4 record.
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IMPORTANT DATES
FOR TESTING
The PSAT will be given
Wednesday, Oct. 17th, 2012.
All sophomores will take it, and any juniors that are interested
in becoming Junior Merit Scholars will need to take it as well.
Fall HSAP testing will be conducted
Oct. 23rd, 24th, and 25th.
It will only be administered to selected
juniors and seniors.
The ASVAB will be given Thursday,
Nov. 1st, 2012.
Juniors and Seniors who have not decided upon a
career will get good information about kinds of jobs they are
best suited. You can sign up in guidance.
Upcoming Guidance Activities
Monday, Oct. 1st at 5:30 pm
Junior/Senior Parent Night in the Auditorium
Topics: Transcripts, College Applications,
Financial Aid, Important Deadlines, and Senior
Interviews
Thursday, October 11th
College Application Day for Seniors
Monday, October 22nd
ACT/SAT Workshop at Georgetown High School from
9:00am—3:00pm (Submit Permission Forms and
Payment to Georgetown High School.)
The PLAN Test, the preliminary ACT, will be given
Thursday, Nov. 8th, 2012.
All sophomores will take it.
SCHOLARSHIP
DEADLINE
AES Engineering Solutions is offering a $500 a
scholarship for high school seniors and all
students attending a post secondary
educational facility.
Students should write an essay with no more than
1000 words about the following topic:
USEFUL SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH SITES
www.FAFSA.ed.gov
www.fastaid.com/praise.htm
www.monster.com
www.scholarships.com/index.htm
www.fastweb.com
www.collegeboard.com
www.act.org
www.scholarships4me.com
www.zinch.com
www.petersons.com
What are your dreams for your future?
When you look back on your life in thirty
years, what would it take for you to
consider your life successful?
www.college-www.collegedata.com
Deadline: October 5, 2012
scholarships.com/free_Scholarship_Searches.htm
Submit via e-mail to:
[email protected]
SAT TEST DATES
Test Date
Registration
Deadline
ACT TEST DATES
(Late Registration)
Test Date
Registration
Deadline
(Late Fee Required)
October 6, 2012
expired
expired
October 27, 2012
September 21, 2012
September 22-October 5, 2012
November 3, 2012
October 4, 2012
October 19, 2012
December 8, 2012
November 2, 2012
November 3-16, 2012
December 1, 2012
November 1, 2012
November 16, 2012
February 9, 2013
January 11, 2013
January 12-18, 2013
January 26, 2013
December 28, 2012
January 11, 2013
April 13, 2013
March 8, 2013
March 9-22, 2013
March 9, 2013
February 8, 2013
February 22, 2013
May 4, 2013
April 5, 2013
April 19, 2013
June 8, 2013
May 3, 2013
May 4-17, 2013
June 1, 2013
May 2, 2013
May 17, 2013
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LUNCH MENU
Monday: 10-1
Tuesday: 10-2
Choose one:
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Choose One:
Spaghetti with WW Garlic
Bread
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Choose One:
Cheese Pizza
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Chicken Fillet on WW Bun
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BBQ on WW Bun
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Tuna Pasta Salad
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Chef’s Salad
Choose Two :
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Green Beans
California Blend Vegetables
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Diced pears in
natural juices
Seasonal Fresh Fruit
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Chef’s Salad
Choose Two:
Tossed Salad
You may opt for both:
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Meatballs in Creole Sauce
on Brown Rice
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Wednesday: 10-3
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Steamed Broccoli
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Pinto Beans
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Garden Peas
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Sliced peaches
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Seasonal Fresh Fruit
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Toasted Cheese
Sandwich
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WW Corndog
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Ham and Cheese Wrap
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Chef’s Salad
Turkey & Cheese on WW
Sandwich with Lettuce
and Tomato
1% or flavored skim milk
BBQ Chicken with WW
Yeast Roll
Choose Two:
Chef’s Salad
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Sweet Yellow Corn
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Baby Carrots with FF
Dressing
Steamed Broccoli
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Applesauce
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Seasonal Fresh Fruit
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Marinated Fresh
Vegetables
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Baked Sweet Potato
Sticks
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Fruit Cup in natural juices
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Seasonal Fresh Fruit
1% or flavored skim milk
Fish Sticks with
Hushpuppies
Chicken Pasta Salad
Deli Combo WW Croissant
with Lettuce and Tomato
Chef’s Salad
Choose Two:
Collard Greens
You may opt for both:
You may opt for both:
1% or flavored skim milk
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Taco Salad with WG
Tortilla Chips
Choose Two:
You may opt for both:
Choose one:
Choose one:
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Friday: 10-5
Thursday: 10-4
Sweet Potato Casserole
Celery Sticks with FF
Dressing
French Fries
You may opt for both:
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Pineapple chucks in natural
juices
Seasonal Fresh Fruit
1% or flavored skim milk
1% or flavored skim milk
September 28
Hayley Strong
Nick Johnson
September 29
Ethan Chapman
Mikey Knowlin
Cody Howard
Parker Knowles
Sonia Wilkoszewski
October 4
October 10
October 17
October 26
James Jordan
Matthew Brininger
Kadijah Page
Kelly Kaz
Brooks Burchett
Adrian Gaynor
Courtney Beck
Tsun Lam Cheah
WingYee Cheah
Reed Wesley
Kayla Williams
De’Quan Funny
October 5
Sydney Cooper
Forrest Powell
Madeline Frank
Rieshia Brown
October 11
Lindsay Keller
Nikki Otten
October 12
October 18
Jessica Benton
Taylor Deane
October 19
October 27
Diana Tran
Kody Gould
Jessica Meditz
October 6
October 13
October21
October 28
Alistair Bremner
Allyna-London
Howell
Katherine McCants
Kamaria Nettles
Carter Fox
Margaret Grafe
Allison Beasley
Elliott Reid
Kyra Moree
Jeremy Green
Chase Davis
Jarrod Homan
Justin Cathey
Aubrey Gauthier
Kaitlin Sweeney
Emee’ Irvin
LeAnn Thompson
October 2
October 7
October 14
Brianna Brooks
Tra-Mea Drayton
Tra-Moe Drayton
Mary Filchak
Charles Julian
Ryan Miller
Charity Benton
Benjamin Rodgers
Jakeem Armstrong
September 30
James Lee
October 1
October 3
Madeline Hoffman
John Van Slooten
October 15
October 22
Keenan Anderson
Nahiem Syndab
Randi Johnson
October 23
Jamie Barnett
Tyler Pettit
Tyler Davis
Johnathan Fulton
Jonathan Vermont
Katlyn Chandler
October 9
October 16
Madison Bass
William Canipe
Haley McNeese
Summer Herrington
October 25
October 8
October 24
JC Tolson
Drew Pittman
October 29
Rachel Bailey
Blair Avant
October 1
Coach Bailey
October 5
Mrs. McDaniel
October 10
Coach Streiffert
October 15
Ms. Kies
October 16
Coach Gregory
October 20
October 30
Ms. Nau
Kenandrey Boyd
Chandler Horton
October 24
October 31
Darnell Dadd
Berkley Lane
Brooke Strickland
Lizzie Farmer
Mrs. Curry
October 29
Ms. Edge