STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 10/31/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Saturday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State Today/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY today from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS will be Monday @ 6 pm in the Lincoln Elem. Gym. Dayton
SKILLS USA meeting Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Miller
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm today. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
HEY RHS, do you have broken or unused cell phones cluttering up your space? If so, let the environmental club help you recycle those old cell phones and you can earn a chance to win a free tardy pass! Just turn in your old cell phone to Ms. Miller’s room and get a raffle ticket. The more cell phones you turn in the more chances you get to win the prize. We will have a grand prize drawing before the end of the semester for a $50 I-tunes card. Look for our posters around school for more details. Miller
FCCLA MEMBERS: don't forget the highway cleanup on Saturday at 9am. We will meet at the back of the High School, be sure you wear heavy shoes and bring gloves. We will have ice cream following the clean up. Rivers
FCCLA MEMBERS and anyone interested in joining FCCLA; there will be a short meeting right after school on Tuesday. If you have not joined yet please come. Rivers
CLOSE UP STUDENTS please start turning in your raffle money and ticket stubs at any time to Mr. Chouinard. We need to meet Tuesday at lunch to see where we are on the raffle and finalize who is going this year, get your registered, set up a parent meeting, and choose our week of participation. This is a required meeting so clear your schedule. No excuses! Chouinard
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Pumpkin halves were supposedly used as guides for haircuts in colonial New Haven, Connecticut, and giving rise to the nickname “pumpkin head.”
BIRTHDAYS: Melanie Linthicum
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Taco Salad, Mixed Veggies, Krispie Treat, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Friday, October 31, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 10/30/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State
Today/Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS will be Monday November, 3 @ 6 pm in the Lincoln Elem. Gym. Dayton
DRAMA: There will be a general drama club meeting today at lunch in Mrs. Thornton’s room. Anyone interested in attending state drama this year must attend. Please bring your lunch; we will start at 12:10.
Thornton
HEY RHS!! There is a costume contest Friday during homeroom. Pick up an entry form Friday morning at the office and have your homeroom teacher sign it before going to the Commons Area. Prizes awarded in each category. Richmond
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm Friday. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
SEVERAL NEW SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: KFC Colonel's Scholars is offering the opportunity to obtain a $5,000 per year scholarship for tuition, fees, books and room & board. Must have a GPA of 2.75 or higher. Deadline is Feb. 10th. US Bank has a random scholarship drawing worth $1,000, apply online at usbank.com/studentbanking. The Society of Women Engineers is looking for female CO or WY seniors who intend to enroll in engineering or computer science. The deadline is Feb. 2nd for the $500 scholarship. The UW ROTC program is offering scholarship recipients full tuition, fees, $1,200 for books, $300 per month stipend plus room & board benefits. Stop by the guidance office and take advantage of these opportunities!
STUDENTS: today, as everyone returns from lunch, Key Club members will be standing at all of the school entrances collecting change for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, which they will be doing around town that evening. This year the funds will go to "The Swazi Children Care Project." 15 Million, yes, 15 million children have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS, which is equal to the number of students attending college in the US. Approximately 40% of the adult population in Swaziland is infected with the HIV virus, making it the country most seriously affected by HIV/AIDS in the world. Please bring your piggy bank of change or just what you have in your pocket to help Key Club with its efforts for the children of Swaziland. Hughes/Peart
TODAY’S TIDBIT: 99% of all pumpkins are sold for decorations. Championship pumpkins today weigh over 800 pounds.
BIRTHDAYS: Austin Coyle, LaTasha Lawrence
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chili Cheese Fritos, Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich, Corn, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State
Today/Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS will be Monday November, 3 @ 6 pm in the Lincoln Elem. Gym. Dayton
DRAMA: There will be a general drama club meeting today at lunch in Mrs. Thornton’s room. Anyone interested in attending state drama this year must attend. Please bring your lunch; we will start at 12:10.
Thornton
HEY RHS!! There is a costume contest Friday during homeroom. Pick up an entry form Friday morning at the office and have your homeroom teacher sign it before going to the Commons Area. Prizes awarded in each category. Richmond
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm Friday. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
SEVERAL NEW SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: KFC Colonel's Scholars is offering the opportunity to obtain a $5,000 per year scholarship for tuition, fees, books and room & board. Must have a GPA of 2.75 or higher. Deadline is Feb. 10th. US Bank has a random scholarship drawing worth $1,000, apply online at usbank.com/studentbanking. The Society of Women Engineers is looking for female CO or WY seniors who intend to enroll in engineering or computer science. The deadline is Feb. 2nd for the $500 scholarship. The UW ROTC program is offering scholarship recipients full tuition, fees, $1,200 for books, $300 per month stipend plus room & board benefits. Stop by the guidance office and take advantage of these opportunities!
STUDENTS: today, as everyone returns from lunch, Key Club members will be standing at all of the school entrances collecting change for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, which they will be doing around town that evening. This year the funds will go to "The Swazi Children Care Project." 15 Million, yes, 15 million children have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS, which is equal to the number of students attending college in the US. Approximately 40% of the adult population in Swaziland is infected with the HIV virus, making it the country most seriously affected by HIV/AIDS in the world. Please bring your piggy bank of change or just what you have in your pocket to help Key Club with its efforts for the children of Swaziland. Hughes/Peart
TODAY’S TIDBIT: 99% of all pumpkins are sold for decorations. Championship pumpkins today weigh over 800 pounds.
BIRTHDAYS: Austin Coyle, LaTasha Lawrence
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chili Cheese Fritos, Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich, Corn, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 10/29/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State
Thursday/Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB officers will meet today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. We will be discussing our by-laws so you must attend. Miller
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
DRAMA: There will be a general drama club meeting Thursday at lunch in Mrs. Thornton’s room. Anyone interested in attending state drama this year must attend. Please bring your lunch; we will start at 12:10.
Thornton
HEY RHS!! There is a costume contest this Friday during homeroom. Pick up an entry form Friday morning at the office and have your homeroom teacher sign it before going to the Commons Area. Prizes awarded in each category. Richmond
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm this Friday. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
SEVERAL NEW SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: KFC Colonel's Scholars is offering the opportunity to obtain a $5,000 per year scholarship for tuition, fees, books and room & board. Must have a GPA of 2.75 or higher. Deadline is Feb. 10th. US Bank has a random scholarship drawing worth $1,000, apply online at usbank.com/studentbanking. The Society of Women Engineers is looking for female CO or WY seniors who intend to enroll in engineering or computer science. The deadline is Feb. 2nd for the $500 scholarship. The UW ROTC program is offering scholarship recipients full tuition, fees, $1,200 for books, $300 per month stipend plus room & board benefits. Stop by the guidance office and take advantage of these opportunities!
STUDENTS: On Thursday, as everyone returns from lunch, Key Club members will be standing at all of the school entrances collecting change for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, which they will be doing around town that evening. This year the funds will go to "The Swazi Children Care Project." 15 Million, yes, 15 million children have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS, which is equal to the number of students attending college in the US. Approximately 40% of the adult population in Swaziland is infected with the HIV virus, making it the country most seriously affected by HIV/AIDS in the world. Please bring your piggy bank of change or just what you have in your pocket to help Key Club with its efforts for the children of Swaziland. Hughes/Peart
TODAY’S TIDBIT: If you are not feeling well, remember that garlic and onions can help kill flu and cold viruses.
BIRTHDAYS: Shayla Brost, Anna Kierstead, James Schmidt
BREAKFAST: Sausage Gravy & Biscuit, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Turkey N’ Gravy over Mashed Potatoes, Hot Ham & Cheese, Jell-O, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State
Thursday/Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB officers will meet today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. We will be discussing our by-laws so you must attend. Miller
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
DRAMA: There will be a general drama club meeting Thursday at lunch in Mrs. Thornton’s room. Anyone interested in attending state drama this year must attend. Please bring your lunch; we will start at 12:10.
Thornton
HEY RHS!! There is a costume contest this Friday during homeroom. Pick up an entry form Friday morning at the office and have your homeroom teacher sign it before going to the Commons Area. Prizes awarded in each category. Richmond
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm this Friday. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
SEVERAL NEW SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE: KFC Colonel's Scholars is offering the opportunity to obtain a $5,000 per year scholarship for tuition, fees, books and room & board. Must have a GPA of 2.75 or higher. Deadline is Feb. 10th. US Bank has a random scholarship drawing worth $1,000, apply online at usbank.com/studentbanking. The Society of Women Engineers is looking for female CO or WY seniors who intend to enroll in engineering or computer science. The deadline is Feb. 2nd for the $500 scholarship. The UW ROTC program is offering scholarship recipients full tuition, fees, $1,200 for books, $300 per month stipend plus room & board benefits. Stop by the guidance office and take advantage of these opportunities!
STUDENTS: On Thursday, as everyone returns from lunch, Key Club members will be standing at all of the school entrances collecting change for Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, which they will be doing around town that evening. This year the funds will go to "The Swazi Children Care Project." 15 Million, yes, 15 million children have lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS, which is equal to the number of students attending college in the US. Approximately 40% of the adult population in Swaziland is infected with the HIV virus, making it the country most seriously affected by HIV/AIDS in the world. Please bring your piggy bank of change or just what you have in your pocket to help Key Club with its efforts for the children of Swaziland. Hughes/Peart
TODAY’S TIDBIT: If you are not feeling well, remember that garlic and onions can help kill flu and cold viruses.
BIRTHDAYS: Shayla Brost, Anna Kierstead, James Schmidt
BREAKFAST: Sausage Gravy & Biscuit, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Turkey N’ Gravy over Mashed Potatoes, Hot Ham & Cheese, Jell-O, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 10/28/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State Thursday/Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB officers will meet Wednesday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. We will be discussing our by-laws so you must attend. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Wednesday at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
NHS nominees please remember that your nomination materials are due today to Mr. Stoehr or Mrs. Kirkland. Late applications will not be accepted. Kirkland/Stoehr
LAST CHANCE and reminder that interviews for seniors completing portfolios independently are Wednesday. There are still a couple of spots left. Santee
BOYS SOCCER will have a meeting today in room 25 at the Career Center right after school. If you are interested in playing this coming spring, please attend to discuss the winter schedule. Cornejo
STUDENTS: Home room will be on Friday with Halloween activities. Student Council will have a costume contest planned, so stay tuned. Office
CONGRATULATION to the FFA Quiz bowl team. They placed 3 at Nationals!! Styvar
DUE TO parent/teacher conferences tonight, drama rehearsals for Property Rites and Check Please are canceled. Please pick up a rehearsal schedule for this week from the drama room. Thornton
DRAMA: There will be a general drama club meeting Thursday at lunch in Mrs. Thornton’s room. Anyone interested in attending state drama this year must attend. Please bring your lunch; we will start at 12:10. Thornton
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm this Friday. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
PARENT/TEACHER conferences are today from 5:30-8pm at the Career Center. Please encourage your parents/guardians to attend. Office
STUDENTS: THE C.A.N. room will be open tonight during conferences. If you haven't joined CAN yet, now is a good time. You can bring your parents by and get signed up now. Eckley
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Chewing gum for over 20 minutes a day stresses your jaw bone. But, if you chew a piece of sugarless gum for just a few minutes helps to clean your teeth.
BIRTHDAYS: Kayson Cooper, Morgan English, Nakita Griebel, John Souza
BREAKFAST: French Toast Sticks w/Syrup, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Beans, Tomato Soup, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, State Thursday/Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Casper, State
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB officers will meet Wednesday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. We will be discussing our by-laws so you must attend. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Wednesday at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
NHS nominees please remember that your nomination materials are due today to Mr. Stoehr or Mrs. Kirkland. Late applications will not be accepted. Kirkland/Stoehr
LAST CHANCE and reminder that interviews for seniors completing portfolios independently are Wednesday. There are still a couple of spots left. Santee
BOYS SOCCER will have a meeting today in room 25 at the Career Center right after school. If you are interested in playing this coming spring, please attend to discuss the winter schedule. Cornejo
STUDENTS: Home room will be on Friday with Halloween activities. Student Council will have a costume contest planned, so stay tuned. Office
CONGRATULATION to the FFA Quiz bowl team. They placed 3 at Nationals!! Styvar
DUE TO parent/teacher conferences tonight, drama rehearsals for Property Rites and Check Please are canceled. Please pick up a rehearsal schedule for this week from the drama room. Thornton
DRAMA: There will be a general drama club meeting Thursday at lunch in Mrs. Thornton’s room. Anyone interested in attending state drama this year must attend. Please bring your lunch; we will start at 12:10. Thornton
STUDENTS: if you would like BOCHES to pay for the December 13 ACT, you must submit a paper registration form to us by 5:00pm this Friday. This applies only to those students who have not yet taken advantage of this opportunity. BOCHES will pay for either the “ACT plus writing,” or the ACT only, whichever the student chooses. Please contact me with questions, Jackie H. Meeker, BOCHES/Dual Credit Program Coordinator, 2660 Peck Avenue, (307.855.2039), (fax 307.855.2041) or email: jmeeker@cwc.edu. Meeker
PARENT/TEACHER conferences are today from 5:30-8pm at the Career Center. Please encourage your parents/guardians to attend. Office
STUDENTS: THE C.A.N. room will be open tonight during conferences. If you haven't joined CAN yet, now is a good time. You can bring your parents by and get signed up now. Eckley
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Chewing gum for over 20 minutes a day stresses your jaw bone. But, if you chew a piece of sugarless gum for just a few minutes helps to clean your teeth.
BIRTHDAYS: Kayson Cooper, Morgan English, Nakita Griebel, John Souza
BREAKFAST: French Toast Sticks w/Syrup, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Beans, Tomato Soup, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 10/27/08
ACTIVITIES:
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Environmental Club officers will have a meeting on Wednesday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. We will be discussing our by-laws so you must attend. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Wednesday at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
CHEERLEADING: Anyone wanting to try out for cheerleader, there will be a meeting today after school. Tryout packets will be available at the meeting. Walker/Peart
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
BRAND NEW LETTER JACKET for sale. Size - large. If interested see Mrs. Bartel at the high school front office. Bartel
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors that contribute to community service and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher should stop by the guidance department and check out the Toyota Community Scholars program. They are offering a $10,000 - $20,000 4 year scholarship. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Guidance
BOYS SOCCER will have a meeting Tuesday in room 25 at the Career Center right after school. If you are interested in playing this coming spring, please attend to discuss the winter schedule. Cornejo
STUDENTS: Home room will be on Friday instead of today for Halloween activities. Student Council will have a costume contest planned, so stay tuned. Office
PARENT/TEACHER conferences are Tuesday from 5:30-8pm. Please encourage you parents/guardians to attend. Office
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The word “breakfast” comes from “breaking the fast” since you go all night without eating it is like you are fasting. It is very important that you eat breakfast every day.
BIRTHDAYS: Samantha Burress, Chancey Crevier, Chris Linton, Sierra Whitted
BREAKFAST: Cheese Omelet w/Tater tots, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Beef Ravioli w/Spaghetti Sauce, Chicken Strips, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Pudding, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Environmental Club officers will have a meeting on Wednesday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. We will be discussing our by-laws so you must attend. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Wednesday at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
CHEERLEADING: Anyone wanting to try out for cheerleader, there will be a meeting today after school. Tryout packets will be available at the meeting. Walker/Peart
CAN HALLOWEEN PARTY Friday from 6-10 p.m. Must be in costume. We will have pizza and prizes. Eckley
BRAND NEW LETTER JACKET for sale. Size - large. If interested see Mrs. Bartel at the high school front office. Bartel
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors that contribute to community service and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher should stop by the guidance department and check out the Toyota Community Scholars program. They are offering a $10,000 - $20,000 4 year scholarship. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Guidance
BOYS SOCCER will have a meeting Tuesday in room 25 at the Career Center right after school. If you are interested in playing this coming spring, please attend to discuss the winter schedule. Cornejo
STUDENTS: Home room will be on Friday instead of today for Halloween activities. Student Council will have a costume contest planned, so stay tuned. Office
PARENT/TEACHER conferences are Tuesday from 5:30-8pm. Please encourage you parents/guardians to attend. Office
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The word “breakfast” comes from “breaking the fast” since you go all night without eating it is like you are fasting. It is very important that you eat breakfast every day.
BIRTHDAYS: Samantha Burress, Chancey Crevier, Chris Linton, Sierra Whitted
BREAKFAST: Cheese Omelet w/Tater tots, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Beef Ravioli w/Spaghetti Sauce, Chicken Strips, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Pudding, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, October 23, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 10/24/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ Lander, V, 7pm
Today/Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, Regional’s
Saturday – Cross Country @ Sheridan, State
PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST: Wolverine Reader club is sponsoring a pumpkin contest. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $2 per individual and $5 for a class, club or group (two people or more). Entry deadline is today and pumpkins must be delivered to the Media Center next Thursday, 10/30. For more information pick up entry forms at the high school and Career Center offices. Morrison/Maulik
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets every Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Miller
BRAND NEW LETTER JACKET for sale. Size - large. If interested see Mrs. Bartel at the high school front office. Bartel
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors that contribute to community service and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher should stop by the guidance department and check out the Toyota Community Scholars program. They are offering a $10,000 - $20,000 4 year scholarship. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Guidance
BOYS SOCCER will have a meeting next Tuesday in room 25 at the Career Center right after school. If you are interested in playing this coming spring, please attend to discuss the winter schedule. Cornejo
STUDENTS: Home room next week will be on Friday, 10/31 instead of on Monday for Halloween activities. Student Council will have a costume contest planned, so stay tuned. Office
TODAY’S TIDBIT: How long does it take our food to completely digest? It could take up to 12 hours for your food to be entirely digested.
BIRTHDAYS: Robert Arthur, Kammie Hubenka, Joseph O’Halloran, Stephen Schierman
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, BLT Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Brownies, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ Lander, V, 7pm
Today/Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, Regional’s
Saturday – Cross Country @ Sheridan, State
PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST: Wolverine Reader club is sponsoring a pumpkin contest. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $2 per individual and $5 for a class, club or group (two people or more). Entry deadline is today and pumpkins must be delivered to the Media Center next Thursday, 10/30. For more information pick up entry forms at the high school and Career Center offices. Morrison/Maulik
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets every Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Miller
BRAND NEW LETTER JACKET for sale. Size - large. If interested see Mrs. Bartel at the high school front office. Bartel
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors that contribute to community service and have a GPA of 3.0 or higher should stop by the guidance department and check out the Toyota Community Scholars program. They are offering a $10,000 - $20,000 4 year scholarship. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Guidance
BOYS SOCCER will have a meeting next Tuesday in room 25 at the Career Center right after school. If you are interested in playing this coming spring, please attend to discuss the winter schedule. Cornejo
STUDENTS: Home room next week will be on Friday, 10/31 instead of on Monday for Halloween activities. Student Council will have a costume contest planned, so stay tuned. Office
TODAY’S TIDBIT: How long does it take our food to completely digest? It could take up to 12 hours for your food to be entirely digested.
BIRTHDAYS: Robert Arthur, Kammie Hubenka, Joseph O’Halloran, Stephen Schierman
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, BLT Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Brownies, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 10/23/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Lander, V, 7pm
Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, Regional’s
Saturday – Cross Country @ Sheridan, State
PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST: Wolverine Reader club is sponsoring a pumpkin contest. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $2 per individual and $5 for a class, club or group (two people or more). Entry deadline is Friday and pumpkins must be delivered to the Media Center on Thursday, 10/30. For more information pick up entry forms at the high school and Career Center offices. Morrison/Maulik
SCHOLARSHIP: Michigan State University is offering a fantastic scholarship that is even better than full tuition, room, board, books, etc. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Stop by guidance for an application packet. Guidance
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets every Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Miller
KEY CLUB will meet at 7 PM today. Everyone please be on time and this is your last chance to bring your dues money for the early bird award. Those attending Key Leader, be sure you bring all of your signed paperwork with you. Hughes/Peart
FCCLA MEMBERS: there will be a lunch meeting today in Room #259. Get your lunch and come to this important meeting. We will be discussing fund raisers. Rivers
BRAND NEW LETTER JACKET for sale. Size - large. If interested see Mrs. Bartel at the high school front office. Bartel
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Popcorn pops because there is moisture in it, and when it gets heated it turns to steam and explodes!
BIRTHDAYS: Kim Arima
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hot Dog, Beef & Bean Burrito, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Baked Beans, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Lander, V, 7pm
Friday/Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, Regional’s
Saturday – Cross Country @ Sheridan, State
PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST: Wolverine Reader club is sponsoring a pumpkin contest. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $2 per individual and $5 for a class, club or group (two people or more). Entry deadline is Friday and pumpkins must be delivered to the Media Center on Thursday, 10/30. For more information pick up entry forms at the high school and Career Center offices. Morrison/Maulik
SCHOLARSHIP: Michigan State University is offering a fantastic scholarship that is even better than full tuition, room, board, books, etc. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Stop by guidance for an application packet. Guidance
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets every Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Come join us to learn about the latest eco-friendly project we are working on. Miller
KEY CLUB will meet at 7 PM today. Everyone please be on time and this is your last chance to bring your dues money for the early bird award. Those attending Key Leader, be sure you bring all of your signed paperwork with you. Hughes/Peart
FCCLA MEMBERS: there will be a lunch meeting today in Room #259. Get your lunch and come to this important meeting. We will be discussing fund raisers. Rivers
BRAND NEW LETTER JACKET for sale. Size - large. If interested see Mrs. Bartel at the high school front office. Bartel
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Popcorn pops because there is moisture in it, and when it gets heated it turns to steam and explodes!
BIRTHDAYS: Kim Arima
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hot Dog, Beef & Bean Burrito, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Baked Beans, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 10/22/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Lander, V, 7pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, Regionals
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE members meet today during lunch in Mrs. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
LOST: a jacket is missing from the Homecoming dance Friday night at the Career Center. There will be a reward offered. If you know anything about it contact Lynn Marshall in the custodial office at the high school. Thanks. Marshall
PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST: Wolverine Reader club is sponsoring a pumpkin contest. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $2 per individual and $5 for a class, club or group (two people or more). Entry deadline is Friday and pumpkins must be delivered to the Media Center on Thursday, 10/30. For more information pick up entry forms at the high school and Career Center offices. Morrison/Maulik
FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE volleyball players need to turn in their volleyball jerseys today after school to the volleyball coaches. McNamee
SOPHOMORES: Just a reminder that the PLAN test will be administered periods 2-4 today. Please remember to report to your designated test site. Don't forget to bring your calculator! Guidance
SCHOLARSHIP: Michigan State University is offering a fantastic scholarship that is even better than full tuition, room, board, books, etc. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Stop by guidance for an application packet. Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It used to be the practice at festivals to grease a pig and let it loose among blindfolded contestants. The person who successfully caught the greased pig could keep it…and so that person would “bring home the bacon.”
BIRTHDAYS: Alexis Duran, Trevar Tessman
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: AuGratin Potatoes & Ham, Chicken Nuggets, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Mixed Vegetables, Jell-O, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Lander, V, 7pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, Regionals
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE members meet today during lunch in Mrs. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
LOST: a jacket is missing from the Homecoming dance Friday night at the Career Center. There will be a reward offered. If you know anything about it contact Lynn Marshall in the custodial office at the high school. Thanks. Marshall
PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST: Wolverine Reader club is sponsoring a pumpkin contest. Prizes will be awarded. Entry fee is $2 per individual and $5 for a class, club or group (two people or more). Entry deadline is Friday and pumpkins must be delivered to the Media Center on Thursday, 10/30. For more information pick up entry forms at the high school and Career Center offices. Morrison/Maulik
FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE volleyball players need to turn in their volleyball jerseys today after school to the volleyball coaches. McNamee
SOPHOMORES: Just a reminder that the PLAN test will be administered periods 2-4 today. Please remember to report to your designated test site. Don't forget to bring your calculator! Guidance
SCHOLARSHIP: Michigan State University is offering a fantastic scholarship that is even better than full tuition, room, board, books, etc. Deadline is Dec. 1st. Stop by guidance for an application packet. Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It used to be the practice at festivals to grease a pig and let it loose among blindfolded contestants. The person who successfully caught the greased pig could keep it…and so that person would “bring home the bacon.”
BIRTHDAYS: Alexis Duran, Trevar Tessman
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: AuGratin Potatoes & Ham, Chicken Nuggets, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Mixed Vegetables, Jell-O, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 10/21/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
SKILLS USA meets today at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE members meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
CAREER PORTFOLIOS: Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session today after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for Wednesday, October 29. Santee
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Today is the last day to turn in your assignments! Santee
SENIORS: Just a reminder to get your senior pictures in. Let your photographer know what pose you want and they may email it to Ms. Kirkland for the yearbook. Kirkland
ALL STUDENTS are enthusiastically invited to the Riverton High School Fall Vocal Concert, which will be presented tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the RAP Arts Center Theater at CWC. Performing will be the Mixed Choir, Concert Choir and Jazz Choir. Admission to the concert is free so come and support these singers and enjoy a fine concert. Dalton
DRAMA REHEARSALS for today have been cancelled. All cast members for the Fall One Acts should pick up a revised rehearsal schedule from Mrs. Thornton today. Thornton
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Carrots were first grown as a medicine, not a food. They originated 3,000 years ago and were white, purple and yellow.
BIRTHDAYS: Andrea Novotny
BREAKFAST: Pancake Stick w/Syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Chicken Pot Pie, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, French Fries, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
SKILLS USA meets today at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE members meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
CAREER PORTFOLIOS: Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session today after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for Wednesday, October 29. Santee
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Today is the last day to turn in your assignments! Santee
SENIORS: Just a reminder to get your senior pictures in. Let your photographer know what pose you want and they may email it to Ms. Kirkland for the yearbook. Kirkland
ALL STUDENTS are enthusiastically invited to the Riverton High School Fall Vocal Concert, which will be presented tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the RAP Arts Center Theater at CWC. Performing will be the Mixed Choir, Concert Choir and Jazz Choir. Admission to the concert is free so come and support these singers and enjoy a fine concert. Dalton
DRAMA REHEARSALS for today have been cancelled. All cast members for the Fall One Acts should pick up a revised rehearsal schedule from Mrs. Thornton today. Thornton
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Carrots were first grown as a medicine, not a food. They originated 3,000 years ago and were white, purple and yellow.
BIRTHDAYS: Andrea Novotny
BREAKFAST: Pancake Stick w/Syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Chicken Pot Pie, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, French Fries, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Friday, October 17, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 10/20/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ Rock Springs, 9th, 4pm
Thursday – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE members meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
HEALTH SCREENINGS - on Tuesday starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for Wednesday, October 29. Santee
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop today from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
JUNIORS & SENIORS interested in taking the ASVAB test may sign up in Guidance. The test will be given Tuesday in the Career Center computer lab #7 at 9:50am. Lunch will be served. Guidance
SENIORS: Just a reminder to get your senior pictures in. Let your photographer know what pose you want and they may email it to Ms. Kirkland for the yearbook. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIPS: Seniors, Jan. 6 is the deadline for priority consideration for scholarships at Creighton University in Nebraska. Check out our website at www.rhswolverines.com. Are you a senior? Do you own your own business? If your answers are yes, you might qualify for a $10,000/year entrepreneurial scholarship for 4 years. Deadline is January 25 for the McKelvey Foundation Scholarship. Seniors: Anyone interested in a full ride scholarship plus additional benefits to Michigan State University, please visit with your counselor for further information and an application. The deadline is December 1. Visit your guidance department! Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The Texas Red Grapefruit is the state fruit of Texas.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Scrambled Eggs w/Hash browns, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Super Nachos, French Dip, Combo Sub, Chef Salad, Refried Beans, Pudding, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ Rock Springs, 9th, 4pm
Thursday – Girls Swim @ home, Last Chance, JV/V, 4pm
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE members meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
HEALTH SCREENINGS - on Tuesday starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for Wednesday, October 29. Santee
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop today from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
JUNIORS & SENIORS interested in taking the ASVAB test may sign up in Guidance. The test will be given Tuesday in the Career Center computer lab #7 at 9:50am. Lunch will be served. Guidance
SENIORS: Just a reminder to get your senior pictures in. Let your photographer know what pose you want and they may email it to Ms. Kirkland for the yearbook. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIPS: Seniors, Jan. 6 is the deadline for priority consideration for scholarships at Creighton University in Nebraska. Check out our website at www.rhswolverines.com. Are you a senior? Do you own your own business? If your answers are yes, you might qualify for a $10,000/year entrepreneurial scholarship for 4 years. Deadline is January 25 for the McKelvey Foundation Scholarship. Seniors: Anyone interested in a full ride scholarship plus additional benefits to Michigan State University, please visit with your counselor for further information and an application. The deadline is December 1. Visit your guidance department! Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The Texas Red Grapefruit is the state fruit of Texas.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Scrambled Eggs w/Hash browns, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Super Nachos, French Dip, Combo Sub, Chef Salad, Refried Beans, Pudding, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, October 16, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 10/17/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Cross Country @ Cheyenne East, V, 1pm
Today – Football @ home vs Gillette, V, 6:30pm
Today – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 1:30pmSaturday – Football @ home vs Gillette, JV, 10am
Saturday – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 9am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9th/
Saturday – Volleyball @ home vs Laramie, 10/JV/V, 1pm
Monday – Football @ Rock Springs, 9th, 4pm
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 29. Santee
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
JUNIORS & SENIORS interested in taking the ASVAB test may sign up in Guidance. The test will be given Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Career Center computer lab #7 at 9:50am. Lunch will be served. Guidance
SENIORS: Just a reminder to get your senior pictures in. Let your photographer know what pose you want and they may email it to Ms. Kirkland for the yearbook. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIPS: Seniors, Jan. 6 is the deadline for priority consideration for scholarships at Creighton University in Nebraska. Check out our website at www.rhswolverines.com. Are you a senior? Do you own your own business? If your answers are yes, you might qualify for a $10,000/year entrepreneurial scholarship for 4 years. Deadline is January 25 for the McKelvey Foundation Scholarship. Seniors: Anyone interested in a full ride scholarship plus additional benefits to Michigan State University, please visit with your counselor for further information and an application. The deadline is December 1. Visit your guidance department! Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Zebra tomatoes are golf ball sized tomatoes with greenish or yellowish stripes. Try one if you can because they taste great!
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffins, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Cross Country @ Cheyenne East, V, 1pm
Today – Football @ home vs Gillette, V, 6:30pm
Today – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 1:30pmSaturday – Football @ home vs Gillette, JV, 10am
Saturday – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 9am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9th/
Saturday – Volleyball @ home vs Laramie, 10/JV/V, 1pm
Monday – Football @ Rock Springs, 9th, 4pm
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 29. Santee
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
JUNIORS & SENIORS interested in taking the ASVAB test may sign up in Guidance. The test will be given Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Career Center computer lab #7 at 9:50am. Lunch will be served. Guidance
SENIORS: Just a reminder to get your senior pictures in. Let your photographer know what pose you want and they may email it to Ms. Kirkland for the yearbook. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIPS: Seniors, Jan. 6 is the deadline for priority consideration for scholarships at Creighton University in Nebraska. Check out our website at www.rhswolverines.com. Are you a senior? Do you own your own business? If your answers are yes, you might qualify for a $10,000/year entrepreneurial scholarship for 4 years. Deadline is January 25 for the McKelvey Foundation Scholarship. Seniors: Anyone interested in a full ride scholarship plus additional benefits to Michigan State University, please visit with your counselor for further information and an application. The deadline is December 1. Visit your guidance department! Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Zebra tomatoes are golf ball sized tomatoes with greenish or yellowish stripes. Try one if you can because they taste great!
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffins, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 10/16/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 5pm
Friday – Cross Country @ Cheyenne East, V, 1pm
Friday – Football @ home vs Gillette, V, 6:30pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 1:30pm
Saturday – Football @ home vs Gillette, JV, 10am
Saturday – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 9am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9th/
Saturday – Volleyball @ home vs Laramie, 10/JV/V, 1pm
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 29. Santee
HEY RHS! Friday dress is “Rockin’ our School Colors”. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. Pep Rally and Homecoming Dance at the Career Center, 9-12pm. Friday will be a homeroom schedule. Richmond
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
JUNIORS & SENIORS interested in taking the ASVAB test may sign up in Guidance. The test will be given Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Career Center computer lab #7 at 9:50am. Lunch will be served. Guidance
SCHOLARHIPS: Nov. 15 is the deadline for Seattle University's full ride scholarship. 45 awards will be given ranging from $11,000 to $18,500 per year. Candidates are required to attend a leadership day competition on Jan. 10 on the Seattle campus. Stop by guidance for further details. The Elks National Foundation is offering 500 most valuable student scholarships, ranging from $60,000 to $1,000 per year for four years. An extensive application process is involved, start early. Deadline is January 9. Seniors you are invited to compete for the Jefferson Scholarship to the University of Virginia. RHS can nominate one student that has exceptional ability in leadership and scholarship, financial need is not a consideration. Stop by guidance ASAP. Deadline is Oct. 29. Guidance
KEY CLUB - We will meet at 7 PM today for a short meeting prior to the Burning of the R. Everyone please be present as we need to discuss all that will be happening on Friday. If you have not paid your dues money, please bring it this week. It is $20, which includes a t-shirt. Those attending Key Leader need to bring your money for Key Leader and give it to Mrs. Peart. Hughes/Peart
I NEED HELP with timing at the Girls Conference Swim meet both Fri and Sat. If you or a club would like to earn $$$$$ please let me know... Friday the meet will begin at 1:30 and we should be finished between 5:30 and 6:00. On Saturday the meet will begin at 9:00am and we should finish up by 2:00. Thanks. Bell
KEY CLUB MEMBERS - If you are planning to ride the float, please see Mrs. Peart in the Learning Lab, or call her on her cell phone. The float will be parked beside St. Margaret’s. Hughes/Peart
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It has been traditional to serve fish with a slice of lemon since the Middle Ages, when people believed that the fruit’s acid would dissolve the bones from the fish.
BIRTHDAYS: Mercedes Gallegos, Nathan Nettles
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Cheeseburger Mac, Rib B Que Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Peas, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 5pm
Friday – Cross Country @ Cheyenne East, V, 1pm
Friday – Football @ home vs Gillette, V, 6:30pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 1:30pm
Saturday – Football @ home vs Gillette, JV, 10am
Saturday – Girls Swim @ home, Conf., JV/V, 9am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9th/
Saturday – Volleyball @ home vs Laramie, 10/JV/V, 1pm
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 29. Santee
HEY RHS! Friday dress is “Rockin’ our School Colors”. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. Pep Rally and Homecoming Dance at the Career Center, 9-12pm. Friday will be a homeroom schedule. Richmond
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
JUNIORS & SENIORS interested in taking the ASVAB test may sign up in Guidance. The test will be given Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Career Center computer lab #7 at 9:50am. Lunch will be served. Guidance
SCHOLARHIPS: Nov. 15 is the deadline for Seattle University's full ride scholarship. 45 awards will be given ranging from $11,000 to $18,500 per year. Candidates are required to attend a leadership day competition on Jan. 10 on the Seattle campus. Stop by guidance for further details. The Elks National Foundation is offering 500 most valuable student scholarships, ranging from $60,000 to $1,000 per year for four years. An extensive application process is involved, start early. Deadline is January 9. Seniors you are invited to compete for the Jefferson Scholarship to the University of Virginia. RHS can nominate one student that has exceptional ability in leadership and scholarship, financial need is not a consideration. Stop by guidance ASAP. Deadline is Oct. 29. Guidance
KEY CLUB - We will meet at 7 PM today for a short meeting prior to the Burning of the R. Everyone please be present as we need to discuss all that will be happening on Friday. If you have not paid your dues money, please bring it this week. It is $20, which includes a t-shirt. Those attending Key Leader need to bring your money for Key Leader and give it to Mrs. Peart. Hughes/Peart
I NEED HELP with timing at the Girls Conference Swim meet both Fri and Sat. If you or a club would like to earn $$$$$ please let me know... Friday the meet will begin at 1:30 and we should be finished between 5:30 and 6:00. On Saturday the meet will begin at 9:00am and we should finish up by 2:00. Thanks. Bell
KEY CLUB MEMBERS - If you are planning to ride the float, please see Mrs. Peart in the Learning Lab, or call her on her cell phone. The float will be parked beside St. Margaret’s. Hughes/Peart
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It has been traditional to serve fish with a slice of lemon since the Middle Ages, when people believed that the fruit’s acid would dissolve the bones from the fish.
BIRTHDAYS: Mercedes Gallegos, Nathan Nettles
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Cheeseburger Mac, Rib B Que Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Peas, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 10/15/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 5pm
Friday – Cross Country @ Cheyenne East, V, 1pm
Friday – Football @ home vs Gillette, V, 6:30pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home, Conference, JV/V, 1:30pm
SKILLS USA meeting today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE team members meet today during lunch in Ms. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
WORK EXPERIENCE--today is the last day to turn in your September assignments! Santee
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 29 (changed, not the 28). Santee
HEY RHS! Thursday dress is “Hard Rock” t-shirt and Hair day. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. Parade is at 1:45 (release time is 1:15), and Night Activities at Tonkin starting at 8pm. Richmond
FCCLA Homecoming car, truck and bike show is today immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry, forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by noon today. Don't delay get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
SCHOLARHIPS: Nov. 15 is the deadline for Seattle University's full ride scholarship. 45 awards will be given ranging from $11,000 to $18,500 per year. Candidates are required to attend a leadership day competition on Jan. 10 on the Seattle campus. Stop by guidance for further details. The Elks National Foundation is offering 500 most valuable student scholarships, ranging from $60,000 to $1,000 per year for four years. An extensive application process is involved, start early. Deadline is January 9. Seniors you are invited to compete for the Jefferson Scholarship to the University of Virginia. RHS can nominate one student that has exceptional ability in leadership and scholarship, financial need is not a consideration. Stop by guidance ASAP. Deadline is Oct. 29. Guidance
KEY CLUB - We will meet at 7 PM on Thursday for a short meeting prior to the Burning of the R. Everyone please be present as we need to discuss all that will be happening on Friday. If you have not paid your dues money, please bring it this week. It is $20, which includes a t-shirt. Those attending Key Leader need to bring your money for Key Leader and give it to Mrs. Peart. Hughes/Peart
I NEED HELP with timing at the Girls Conference Swim meet both Fri and Sat. If you or a club would like to earn $$$$$ please let me know... Friday the meet will begin at 1:30 and we should be finished between 5:30 and 6:00. On Saturday the meet will begin at 9:00am and we should finish up by 2:00. Thanks. Bell
OVER
ALL Homecoming nominees need to report to the gym at 11:20 for coronation practice. We will run through the line-up a few times before lunch. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It is good to eat five helpings of fresh fruit and vegetables every day. But what if you don’t like them? Here’s the solution: make them into a smoothie or a milkshake.
BIRTHDAYS: Cole Meyers, Chans Woolery
BREAKFAST: Waffle Sticks w/Syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chicken Strips, Sloppy Joe on a bun, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Jell-O, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 5pm
Friday – Cross Country @ Cheyenne East, V, 1pm
Friday – Football @ home vs Gillette, V, 6:30pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home, Conference, JV/V, 1:30pm
SKILLS USA meeting today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE team members meet today during lunch in Ms. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
WORK EXPERIENCE--today is the last day to turn in your September assignments! Santee
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 29 (changed, not the 28). Santee
HEY RHS! Thursday dress is “Hard Rock” t-shirt and Hair day. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. Parade is at 1:45 (release time is 1:15), and Night Activities at Tonkin starting at 8pm. Richmond
FCCLA Homecoming car, truck and bike show is today immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry, forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by noon today. Don't delay get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
JUNIORS & SENIORS: ETS is sponsoring an ACT Workshop on Monday, Oct. 20 from homeroom thru lunch. Lunch will be served. Sign up at Guidance. If you have questions, call Mr. Bell at 840-1721. Bell
SCHOLARHIPS: Nov. 15 is the deadline for Seattle University's full ride scholarship. 45 awards will be given ranging from $11,000 to $18,500 per year. Candidates are required to attend a leadership day competition on Jan. 10 on the Seattle campus. Stop by guidance for further details. The Elks National Foundation is offering 500 most valuable student scholarships, ranging from $60,000 to $1,000 per year for four years. An extensive application process is involved, start early. Deadline is January 9. Seniors you are invited to compete for the Jefferson Scholarship to the University of Virginia. RHS can nominate one student that has exceptional ability in leadership and scholarship, financial need is not a consideration. Stop by guidance ASAP. Deadline is Oct. 29. Guidance
KEY CLUB - We will meet at 7 PM on Thursday for a short meeting prior to the Burning of the R. Everyone please be present as we need to discuss all that will be happening on Friday. If you have not paid your dues money, please bring it this week. It is $20, which includes a t-shirt. Those attending Key Leader need to bring your money for Key Leader and give it to Mrs. Peart. Hughes/Peart
I NEED HELP with timing at the Girls Conference Swim meet both Fri and Sat. If you or a club would like to earn $$$$$ please let me know... Friday the meet will begin at 1:30 and we should be finished between 5:30 and 6:00. On Saturday the meet will begin at 9:00am and we should finish up by 2:00. Thanks. Bell
OVER
ALL Homecoming nominees need to report to the gym at 11:20 for coronation practice. We will run through the line-up a few times before lunch. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It is good to eat five helpings of fresh fruit and vegetables every day. But what if you don’t like them? Here’s the solution: make them into a smoothie or a milkshake.
BIRTHDAYS: Cole Meyers, Chans Woolery
BREAKFAST: Waffle Sticks w/Syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chicken Strips, Sloppy Joe on a bun, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Corn, Jell-O, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 10/14/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Volleyball @ home vs Dubois, 9th, 4pm @ Rendezvous
Thursday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 5pm
FCCLA members will meet in room #259 today at 6:00 p.m. We will finalize the car show and work on our float. We will provide a Taco Tuesday supper. Rivers
SKILLS USA meeting today at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE team members meet Wednesday during lunch in Ms. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
STUDENTS need to pick up out of school date forms and return them to SSC by today. Stanley
REMINDER: The tennis banquet is today at 7:00pm in the Career Center. Nyberg
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee.
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 28. Santee
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the office. Payment is due on Wednesday. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. Guidance
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB: We will have an environmental club meeting after school today. Miller
HEY RHS! It’s homecoming week!!! The theme is We Will ROCK U! Join in and show your spirit. Wednesday dress is “Boots & Bling” (country or rap hat/attire), coronation and the FCCLA Car Show after school. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. The Parade is Thursday, so get your floats ready. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Ants are eaten in some countries like Columbia, where they are fried or roasted and eaten as a snack at the cinema.
BIRTHDAYS: none
BREAKFAST: Ham, Egg, English Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homemade Spaghetti w/meat Sauce, Chicken Fajita Wrap, Turkey Sub, Chef Salad, Green Beans, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Volleyball @ home vs Dubois, 9th, 4pm @ Rendezvous
Thursday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 5pm
FCCLA members will meet in room #259 today at 6:00 p.m. We will finalize the car show and work on our float. We will provide a Taco Tuesday supper. Rivers
SKILLS USA meeting today at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE team members meet Wednesday during lunch in Ms. Wolfer’s room. Wolfer
STUDENTS need to pick up out of school date forms and return them to SSC by today. Stanley
REMINDER: The tennis banquet is today at 7:00pm in the Career Center. Nyberg
HEALTH SCREENINGS - We are holding a health screening for students this year. It will be on Tuesday, October 21 starting at 7 AM in the Home Economics Room. If you would like to participate, please stop by the nurse's office and sign up for a time and get your permission slip. If you are under 18 you must have parental permission to participate. Also, you will need to bring cash, or a check made out to School District # 25. A 12 hour fast is required so be sure you do not eat before you come, unless you are a diabetic. There will be a light breakfast provided for participants following the blood draw. RHS Health Committee.
CAREER PORTFOLIOS - Students working independently on career portfolios, you have only 10 weeks to complete them. Mrs. Santee is available for help during 4th and 5th periods and will have a work session Tuesday, October 21 after school. Schedule your interview with Mrs. Santee for October 28. Santee
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the office. Payment is due on Wednesday. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. Guidance
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB: We will have an environmental club meeting after school today. Miller
HEY RHS! It’s homecoming week!!! The theme is We Will ROCK U! Join in and show your spirit. Wednesday dress is “Boots & Bling” (country or rap hat/attire), coronation and the FCCLA Car Show after school. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. The Parade is Thursday, so get your floats ready. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Ants are eaten in some countries like Columbia, where they are fried or roasted and eaten as a snack at the cinema.
BIRTHDAYS: none
BREAKFAST: Ham, Egg, English Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homemade Spaghetti w/meat Sauce, Chicken Fajita Wrap, Turkey Sub, Chef Salad, Green Beans, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Friday, October 10, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 10/10/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Cross Country @ home, JV/V, 3:30pm
Today – Football @ Natrona, V, 7pm
Today – Girls Swim @ Sheridan, JV/V, 4pm
Today – Volleyball @ Gillette, 10/JV/V, 4:30pm
Saturday – Football @ Lander, 9th, 1:30pm
Saturday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, JV/V, 8am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, 10/JV/V, 10am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 11am
Tuesday – Volleyball @ home vs Dubois, 9th, 4pm
FCCLA Homecoming Car Show (car, truck and bike) is Wednesday, October 15 immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, and Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry; entry forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by Tuesday, October 14. Don't delay; get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
C.A.N - will be showing IRONMAN tonight for movie night. Come watch a movie and have some popcorn. Eckley
CAREER INTERNSHIP meeting Tuesday at 7:45 a.m. Your time logs and assignments are due as well. Santee
SKILLS USA meeting Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
A REMINDER to all speech and debate and drama students: We will be building the homecoming float from 5:00 to 7:00 today and again at 3:00 on Sunday. Please check with Mrs. Thornton or your team captains for details.
Thornton
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. Juniors who have earned a GPA of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the office. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a 3.8 GPA and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
ACT MATH PREP WORKSHOP on Saturday at the CWC Campus, room CW123 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is Saturday, Oct. 18. Don’t miss out on this opportunity for help. Williams
STUDENT REMINDER: Monday, Oct. 13 is an inservice day – no classes. Office
HEY RHS! Next week is homecoming!!! The theme is We Will ROCK U! Join in and show your spirit. DRESS UP DAY on Tuesday is "Back to School" Blues day. So, WEAR your Pajamas and sunglasses. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. The Parade is next Thursday, so get your floats ready. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The first microwave ovens went on sale in 1947. They cost almost $3,000 each and were the size of a small refrigerator.
BIRTHDAYS: Tyler Pena
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffins, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Cajun Chicken Sandwich, Combo Sub, Chef Salad, Cooked Carrots, Frosted Cake, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Cross Country @ home, JV/V, 3:30pm
Today – Football @ Natrona, V, 7pm
Today – Girls Swim @ Sheridan, JV/V, 4pm
Today – Volleyball @ Gillette, 10/JV/V, 4:30pm
Saturday – Football @ Lander, 9th, 1:30pm
Saturday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, JV/V, 8am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, 10/JV/V, 10am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 11am
Tuesday – Volleyball @ home vs Dubois, 9th, 4pm
FCCLA Homecoming Car Show (car, truck and bike) is Wednesday, October 15 immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, and Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry; entry forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by Tuesday, October 14. Don't delay; get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
C.A.N - will be showing IRONMAN tonight for movie night. Come watch a movie and have some popcorn. Eckley
CAREER INTERNSHIP meeting Tuesday at 7:45 a.m. Your time logs and assignments are due as well. Santee
SKILLS USA meeting Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
A REMINDER to all speech and debate and drama students: We will be building the homecoming float from 5:00 to 7:00 today and again at 3:00 on Sunday. Please check with Mrs. Thornton or your team captains for details.
Thornton
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. Juniors who have earned a GPA of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the office. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a 3.8 GPA and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
ACT MATH PREP WORKSHOP on Saturday at the CWC Campus, room CW123 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is Saturday, Oct. 18. Don’t miss out on this opportunity for help. Williams
STUDENT REMINDER: Monday, Oct. 13 is an inservice day – no classes. Office
HEY RHS! Next week is homecoming!!! The theme is We Will ROCK U! Join in and show your spirit. DRESS UP DAY on Tuesday is "Back to School" Blues day. So, WEAR your Pajamas and sunglasses. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. The Parade is next Thursday, so get your floats ready. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The first microwave ovens went on sale in 1947. They cost almost $3,000 each and were the size of a small refrigerator.
BIRTHDAYS: Tyler Pena
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffins, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Cajun Chicken Sandwich, Combo Sub, Chef Salad, Cooked Carrots, Frosted Cake, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, October 9, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 10/9/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ home vs Centennial, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Cross Country @ home, JV/V, 3:30pm
Friday – Football @ Natrona, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ Sheridan, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Gillette, 10/JV/V, 4:30pm
Saturday – Football @ Lander, 9th, 1:30pm
Saturday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, JV/V, 8am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, 10/JV/V, 10am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 11am
SCHOLARSHIPS: Any senior in a bowling league should stop by guidance to pick up applications. Two scholarships available, deadlines are January 10th and March 1st. Guidance
FRESHMEN CLASS Homecoming float meeting in the Media Center during lunch today. Bring your own lunch this time; we'll provide pizza next time when we know how many will be building the float. Reminder: If you don't help build the float, you can't ride the float. Morrison
DECA MEETING today at lunch in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will be discussing fall conference and homecoming. Bring your own lunch. If you have not paid your $25 for dues you need to do so by Friday! Stoehr
SENIORS: there will be a meeting at lunch today in the media center to discuss homecoming plans. Doerr
FCCLA Homecoming Car Show is just around the corner. The car, truck and bike show is Wednesday, October 15 immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, and Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry; entry forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by Tuesday, October 14. Don't delay; get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
C.A.N - will be showing IRONMAN for movie night Friday. Come by, watch a movie, and have some popcorn. Eckley
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM in the Career Center. Dues need to be paid this week. Talk to Mrs. Hughes or Mrs. Peart if you have a problem. Hughes
A REMINDER to all speech and debate and drama students: We will be building the homecoming float from 5:00 to 7:00 on Friday and again at 3:00 on Sunday. Please check with Mrs. Thornton or your team captains for details. There will be a duet and humor interp meeting at lunch today in Mrs. Thornton's room. Thornton
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. Juniors who have earned a GPA of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the main office of RHS. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a 3.8 GPA and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
STUDENT REMINDER: Monday, Oct. 13 is an inservice day – no classes. Office
HEY RHS! Next week is homecoming!!! The theme is We Will ROCK U! Join in and show your spirit. DRESS UP DAY on Tuesday is "Back to School" Blues day. So, WEAR your Pajamas and sunglasses. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. The Parade is next Thursday, so get your floats ready. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Water is reusable. So, a portion of the water you drink has already been drunk by someone else, maybe several times over!
BIRTHDAYS: Simonne Szagun
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Walking Taco, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Whole Grain Rice, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ home vs Centennial, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Cross Country @ home, JV/V, 3:30pm
Friday – Football @ Natrona, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ Sheridan, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Gillette, 10/JV/V, 4:30pm
Saturday – Football @ Lander, 9th, 1:30pm
Saturday – Girls Swim @ Gillette, JV/V, 8am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Sheridan, 10/JV/V, 10am
Saturday – Volleyball @ Worland, 9th, 11am
SCHOLARSHIPS: Any senior in a bowling league should stop by guidance to pick up applications. Two scholarships available, deadlines are January 10th and March 1st. Guidance
FRESHMEN CLASS Homecoming float meeting in the Media Center during lunch today. Bring your own lunch this time; we'll provide pizza next time when we know how many will be building the float. Reminder: If you don't help build the float, you can't ride the float. Morrison
DECA MEETING today at lunch in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will be discussing fall conference and homecoming. Bring your own lunch. If you have not paid your $25 for dues you need to do so by Friday! Stoehr
SENIORS: there will be a meeting at lunch today in the media center to discuss homecoming plans. Doerr
FCCLA Homecoming Car Show is just around the corner. The car, truck and bike show is Wednesday, October 15 immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, and Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry; entry forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by Tuesday, October 14. Don't delay; get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
C.A.N - will be showing IRONMAN for movie night Friday. Come by, watch a movie, and have some popcorn. Eckley
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM in the Career Center. Dues need to be paid this week. Talk to Mrs. Hughes or Mrs. Peart if you have a problem. Hughes
A REMINDER to all speech and debate and drama students: We will be building the homecoming float from 5:00 to 7:00 on Friday and again at 3:00 on Sunday. Please check with Mrs. Thornton or your team captains for details. There will be a duet and humor interp meeting at lunch today in Mrs. Thornton's room. Thornton
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. Juniors who have earned a GPA of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the main office of RHS. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a 3.8 GPA and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
STUDENT REMINDER: Monday, Oct. 13 is an inservice day – no classes. Office
HEY RHS! Next week is homecoming!!! The theme is We Will ROCK U! Join in and show your spirit. DRESS UP DAY on Tuesday is "Back to School" Blues day. So, WEAR your Pajamas and sunglasses. We will have prizes for the BEST DRESSED. The Parade is next Thursday, so get your floats ready. Richmond
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Water is reusable. So, a portion of the water you drink has already been drunk by someone else, maybe several times over!
BIRTHDAYS: Simonne Szagun
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Walking Taco, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Whole Grain Rice, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 10/8/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Football @ home vs Centennial, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Cross Country @ home, JV/V, 3:30pm
Friday – Football @ Natrona, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ Sheridan, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Gillette, 10/JV/V, 4:30pm
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM meeting for members who are interested in competing in speaking and debate events today during lunch in Ms. Wolfer's room. This is not a mandatory meeting for Interp Competitor; speaking and debate event competitors should attend! Thank you. Wolfer
SKILLS USA CLUB meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
NHS MEETING on Thursday @ 7:40 in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will choose Homecoming Nominees. Kirkland
JUNIOR CLASS meeting Thursday at 7:40am in the Art Room. Stevens/Gray-Sinner
SENIORS that won a Hall of Fame category, dress up according to your category on Thursday or Friday. Refer to the flyers around the school to see what day your pictures will be taken. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIP: Any senior in a bowling league should stop by guidance to pick up applications. Two scholarships available, deadlines are January 10th and March 1st. Guidance
FRESHMEN CLASS Homecoming float meeting in the Media Center during lunch on Thursday. Bring your own lunch this time; we'll provide pizza next time when we know how many will be building the float. Reminder: If you don't help build the float, you can't ride the float. Morrison
DECA MEETING Thursday at lunch in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will be discussing fall conference and homecoming. Bring your own lunch. If you have not paid your $25 for dues you need to do so by Friday! Stoehr
SENIORS: there will be a meeting at lunch on Thursday in the media center to discuss homecoming plans. Doerr
FCCLA Homecoming Car Show is just around the corner. The car, truck and bike show is Wednesday, October 15 immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, and Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry; entry forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by Tuesday, October 14. Don't delay; get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
C.A.N - will be showing IRONMAN for movie night Friday. Come by, watch a movie, and have some popcorn. Eckley
KEY CLUB OFFICERS: this is a reminder that you are to meet today after school to work on your presentation for Kiwanis. Please be there. Key Club will meet on Thursday at 7 PM in the Career Center. Dues need to be paid this week. Talk to Mrs. Hughes or Mrs. Peart if you have a problem. Hughes
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. Juniors who have earned a GPA of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the main office of RHS. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a 3.8 GPA and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Isn’t it weird that grapefruits, apples, and pears will float in Jell-O but cherries and prunes will not!
BIRTHDAYS: Alex Davis, Brittney Reynolds
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal Choices, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger Gravy, Chicken Strips, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Mashed Potatoes, Jell-O, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Football @ home vs Centennial, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Cross Country @ home, JV/V, 3:30pm
Friday – Football @ Natrona, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ Sheridan, JV/V, 4pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Gillette, 10/JV/V, 4:30pm
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM meeting for members who are interested in competing in speaking and debate events today during lunch in Ms. Wolfer's room. This is not a mandatory meeting for Interp Competitor; speaking and debate event competitors should attend! Thank you. Wolfer
SKILLS USA CLUB meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
NHS MEETING on Thursday @ 7:40 in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will choose Homecoming Nominees. Kirkland
JUNIOR CLASS meeting Thursday at 7:40am in the Art Room. Stevens/Gray-Sinner
SENIORS that won a Hall of Fame category, dress up according to your category on Thursday or Friday. Refer to the flyers around the school to see what day your pictures will be taken. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIP: Any senior in a bowling league should stop by guidance to pick up applications. Two scholarships available, deadlines are January 10th and March 1st. Guidance
FRESHMEN CLASS Homecoming float meeting in the Media Center during lunch on Thursday. Bring your own lunch this time; we'll provide pizza next time when we know how many will be building the float. Reminder: If you don't help build the float, you can't ride the float. Morrison
DECA MEETING Thursday at lunch in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will be discussing fall conference and homecoming. Bring your own lunch. If you have not paid your $25 for dues you need to do so by Friday! Stoehr
SENIORS: there will be a meeting at lunch on Thursday in the media center to discuss homecoming plans. Doerr
FCCLA Homecoming Car Show is just around the corner. The car, truck and bike show is Wednesday, October 15 immediately after school. Come show off your vehicle in the following categories: Worst Clunker, Bass War, Best Custom, Best Stock, Best Paint Job, Best Motorcycle, and Best Staff. Entry fee is $5.00 per entry; entry forms may be picked up at the front desk and returned to room #259. Entries must be in by Tuesday, October 14. Don't delay; get your entry in for great prizes. Rivers
C.A.N - will be showing IRONMAN for movie night Friday. Come by, watch a movie, and have some popcorn. Eckley
KEY CLUB OFFICERS: this is a reminder that you are to meet today after school to work on your presentation for Kiwanis. Please be there. Key Club will meet on Thursday at 7 PM in the Career Center. Dues need to be paid this week. Talk to Mrs. Hughes or Mrs. Peart if you have a problem. Hughes
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259. Juniors who have earned a GPA of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the main office of RHS. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a 3.8 GPA and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Isn’t it weird that grapefruits, apples, and pears will float in Jell-O but cherries and prunes will not!
BIRTHDAYS: Alex Davis, Brittney Reynolds
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal Choices, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger Gravy, Chicken Strips, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Mashed Potatoes, Jell-O, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Monday, October 6, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 10/7/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today: Cross Country @ WIHS, JV/V, 4pm
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
THE LADY WOLVERINE BASKETBALL TEAM is hosting a 3 on 3 basketball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 11. Teams can be made up of up to five girls with a $20 registration fee. Forms can be picked up at the front office and turned in to Mr. Miller before Wednesday. Miller
SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM meeting for members who are interested in competing in speaking and debate events Wednesday during lunch in Ms. Wolfer's room. This is not a mandatory meeting for Interp Competitor; speaking and debate event competitors should attend! Thank you. Wolfer
WORK EXPERIENCE meeting Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Make sure to have your assignment and time sheets completed. Santee
CLOSE UP STUDENTS will meet today during lunch in Mr. Chouinard’s room. Bring a sack lunch as this will be a little longer meeting than usual. The raffle tickets will be available, we need to start looking at what week we would like to go to Close Up, and I need to get you registered for the trip. No excuses, be at the meeting if you are fundraising or going to Close Up. Chouinard
SKILLS USA CLUB meets tonight at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
FFA: There will be an FFA meeting tonight at 7:00p.m. in the Ag Room. Dues are due at this meeting!!
Styvar
NHS MEETING on Thursday @ 7:40 in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will choose Homecoming Nominees. Kirkland
ART GUILD meeting today at lunch in the Art Room. Gray-Sinner
JUNIOR CLASS meeting Thursday at 7:40am in the Art Room. Stevens/Gray-Sinner
SENIORS that won a Hall of Fame category, dress up according to your category on Thursday or Friday. Refer to the flyers around the school to see what day your pictures will be taken. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIP: Any senior in a bowling league should stop by guidance to pick up applications. Two scholarships available, deadlines are January 10th and March 1st. Guidance
FRESHMEN CLASS Homecoming float meeting in the Media Center during lunch on Thursday. Bring your own lunch this time; we'll provide pizza next time when we know how many will be building the float. Reminder: If you don't help build the float, you can't ride the float. Morrison
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It takes 12 honeybees just to make 1 tablespoon of honey.
BIRTHDAYS: Lisa Zirbel
BREAKFAST: Sausage, Cheese Biscuit, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Macaroni & Cheese, Taco Baked Potato, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Green Beans, Turkey Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today: Cross Country @ WIHS, JV/V, 4pm
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
THE LADY WOLVERINE BASKETBALL TEAM is hosting a 3 on 3 basketball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 11. Teams can be made up of up to five girls with a $20 registration fee. Forms can be picked up at the front office and turned in to Mr. Miller before Wednesday. Miller
SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM meeting for members who are interested in competing in speaking and debate events Wednesday during lunch in Ms. Wolfer's room. This is not a mandatory meeting for Interp Competitor; speaking and debate event competitors should attend! Thank you. Wolfer
WORK EXPERIENCE meeting Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Make sure to have your assignment and time sheets completed. Santee
CLOSE UP STUDENTS will meet today during lunch in Mr. Chouinard’s room. Bring a sack lunch as this will be a little longer meeting than usual. The raffle tickets will be available, we need to start looking at what week we would like to go to Close Up, and I need to get you registered for the trip. No excuses, be at the meeting if you are fundraising or going to Close Up. Chouinard
SKILLS USA CLUB meets tonight at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
FFA: There will be an FFA meeting tonight at 7:00p.m. in the Ag Room. Dues are due at this meeting!!
Styvar
NHS MEETING on Thursday @ 7:40 in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will choose Homecoming Nominees. Kirkland
ART GUILD meeting today at lunch in the Art Room. Gray-Sinner
JUNIOR CLASS meeting Thursday at 7:40am in the Art Room. Stevens/Gray-Sinner
SENIORS that won a Hall of Fame category, dress up according to your category on Thursday or Friday. Refer to the flyers around the school to see what day your pictures will be taken. Kirkland
SCHOLARSHIP: Any senior in a bowling league should stop by guidance to pick up applications. Two scholarships available, deadlines are January 10th and March 1st. Guidance
FRESHMEN CLASS Homecoming float meeting in the Media Center during lunch on Thursday. Bring your own lunch this time; we'll provide pizza next time when we know how many will be building the float. Reminder: If you don't help build the float, you can't ride the float. Morrison
TODAY’S TIDBIT: It takes 12 honeybees just to make 1 tablespoon of honey.
BIRTHDAYS: Lisa Zirbel
BREAKFAST: Sausage, Cheese Biscuit, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Macaroni & Cheese, Taco Baked Potato, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Green Beans, Turkey Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 10/6/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today: Volleyball @ Wyoming Indian, 9A, 4/5pm
Today: Volleyball @ Dubois, 9B, 4pm
Tuesday: Cross Country @ WIHS, JV/V, 4pm
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: Don’t forget our meeting today after school. Miller
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
THE LADY WOLVERINE BASKETBALL TEAM is hosting a 3 on 3 basketball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 11. Teams can be made up of up to five girls with a $20 registration fee. Forms can be picked up at the front office and turned in to Mr. Miller before Wednesday. Miller
SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM meeting for members who are interested in competing in speaking and debate events Wednesday during lunch in Ms. Wolfer's room. This is not a mandatory meeting for Interp Competitor; speaking and debate event competitors should attend! Thank you. Wolfer
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors working part-time and with a 2.5 GPA or higher might qualify for the Burger King Scholars Program. Check out their website at www.bk.com/scholars or visit the guidance dept. for more details! Guidance
WORK EXPERIENCE meeting Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Make sure to have your assignment and time sheets completed. Santee
STUDENTS in Mrs. Santee’s homeroom, please meet today in the gym for the assembly. Do not come to the Career Center. Be there – attendance will be taken. Thanks. Santee
CAN board meeting today at lunch in Conference room. Bring your own lunch. Reddon
CLOSE UP STUDENTS will meet Tuesday during lunch in Mr. Chouinard’s room. Bring a sack lunch as this will be a little longer meeting than usual. The raffle tickets will be available, we need to start looking at what week we would like to go to Close Up, and I need to get you registered for the trip. No excuses, be at the meeting if you are fundraising or going to Close Up. Chouinard
ASSEMBLY today. Bell schedule is:
Period 1 8:00 – 8:41
Period 2 8:46 – 9:27
Period 3 9:32 – 10:09
Period 4 10:14 – 10:55
Assembly 11:00 – 12:10
Period 5 12:55 – 1:45
Period 6 1:50 – 2:40
Period 7 2:45 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Did you know hot dogs, although popular in America, were first created in China!
BIRTHDAYS: William Bowen
BREAKFAST: Pancake Stick w/syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Hot Dog on a bun, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, French Fries, Pudding, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today: Volleyball @ Wyoming Indian, 9A, 4/5pm
Today: Volleyball @ Dubois, 9B, 4pm
Tuesday: Cross Country @ WIHS, JV/V, 4pm
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: Don’t forget our meeting today after school. Miller
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
THE LADY WOLVERINE BASKETBALL TEAM is hosting a 3 on 3 basketball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 11. Teams can be made up of up to five girls with a $20 registration fee. Forms can be picked up at the front office and turned in to Mr. Miller before Wednesday. Miller
SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM meeting for members who are interested in competing in speaking and debate events Wednesday during lunch in Ms. Wolfer's room. This is not a mandatory meeting for Interp Competitor; speaking and debate event competitors should attend! Thank you. Wolfer
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors working part-time and with a 2.5 GPA or higher might qualify for the Burger King Scholars Program. Check out their website at www.bk.com/scholars or visit the guidance dept. for more details! Guidance
WORK EXPERIENCE meeting Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Make sure to have your assignment and time sheets completed. Santee
STUDENTS in Mrs. Santee’s homeroom, please meet today in the gym for the assembly. Do not come to the Career Center. Be there – attendance will be taken. Thanks. Santee
CAN board meeting today at lunch in Conference room. Bring your own lunch. Reddon
CLOSE UP STUDENTS will meet Tuesday during lunch in Mr. Chouinard’s room. Bring a sack lunch as this will be a little longer meeting than usual. The raffle tickets will be available, we need to start looking at what week we would like to go to Close Up, and I need to get you registered for the trip. No excuses, be at the meeting if you are fundraising or going to Close Up. Chouinard
ASSEMBLY today. Bell schedule is:
Period 1 8:00 – 8:41
Period 2 8:46 – 9:27
Period 3 9:32 – 10:09
Period 4 10:14 – 10:55
Assembly 11:00 – 12:10
Period 5 12:55 – 1:45
Period 6 1:50 – 2:40
Period 7 2:45 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Did you know hot dogs, although popular in America, were first created in China!
BIRTHDAYS: William Bowen
BREAKFAST: Pancake Stick w/syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Hot Dog on a bun, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, French Fries, Pudding, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, October 2, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 10/3/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today: Tennis @ Cheyenne, V
Today: Football @ home vs Sheridan, V, 7pm
Today: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne East, 10/JV/V, 4/5/6pm
Saturday: Football @ Worland, JV/1pm
Saturday: Girls Swim @ Kelly Walsh, JV/V, 10am
Saturday: Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9/ 11:15am
Saturday: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne Central, 10/JV/V, 1/2/3
Monday: Volleyball @ Wyoming Indian, 9th, 4/5pm
MR. CHOUINARD has received the VFW, Voice of Democracy audio essay materials. This year’s theme is Service and Sacrifice by American’s Veterans Benefit Today’s Youth by… See Mr. Chouinard in room 104 for details. All written essays and tapes must be in Mr. Chouinard’s hands by November 1. Chouinard
CAN MEMBERS: We have some sunglasses that were left in the CAN room, please come by to claim them.
Eckley
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: Ms. Miller will still accept volunteer applications today. We will meet at the animal shelter tomorrow at 10:00am. Please bring a pair of work gloves for weeding and picking up garbage. Don’t forget our weekly meetings every Monday after school. Miller
STUDENTS attending the Men in Science conference today need to meet in the commons at 8:20. Bell
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors working part-time and with a 2.5 GPA or higher might qualify for the Burger King Scholars Program. Check out their website at www.bk.com/scholars or visit the guidance dept. for more details! Guidance
WORK EXPERIENCE meeting next Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Make sure to have your assignment and time sheets completed. Santee
WOLVERINE READERS: Please return ALL fund-raises in TODAY. Please stop by and talk to us, even if you did not sell. Maulik
CAN board meeting on Monday at lunch in Conference room. Bring your own lunch. Reddon
ASSEMBLY on Monday. Bell schedule is:
Period 1 8:00 – 8:41
Period 2 8:46 – 9:27
Period 3 9:32 – 10:09
Period 4 10:14 – 10:55
Assembly 11:00 – 12:10
Period 5 12:55 – 1:45
Period 6 1:50 – 2:40
Period 7 2:45 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: In the US, 13 boxes of Jell-O are sold per second. Can you guess what the most popular flavor is? Strawberry.
BIRTHDAYS: Justin Baldes, Chad Hopkins, Billy Napier, Michael Tschacher
BREAKFAST: Long John, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, 100% Fruit Cup, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Breaded Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Broccoli w/cheese, Sugar Cookie, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today: Tennis @ Cheyenne, V
Today: Football @ home vs Sheridan, V, 7pm
Today: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne East, 10/JV/V, 4/5/6pm
Saturday: Football @ Worland, JV/1pm
Saturday: Girls Swim @ Kelly Walsh, JV/V, 10am
Saturday: Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9/ 11:15am
Saturday: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne Central, 10/JV/V, 1/2/3
Monday: Volleyball @ Wyoming Indian, 9th, 4/5pm
MR. CHOUINARD has received the VFW, Voice of Democracy audio essay materials. This year’s theme is Service and Sacrifice by American’s Veterans Benefit Today’s Youth by… See Mr. Chouinard in room 104 for details. All written essays and tapes must be in Mr. Chouinard’s hands by November 1. Chouinard
CAN MEMBERS: We have some sunglasses that were left in the CAN room, please come by to claim them.
Eckley
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: Ms. Miller will still accept volunteer applications today. We will meet at the animal shelter tomorrow at 10:00am. Please bring a pair of work gloves for weeding and picking up garbage. Don’t forget our weekly meetings every Monday after school. Miller
STUDENTS attending the Men in Science conference today need to meet in the commons at 8:20. Bell
SCHOLARSHIP: Seniors working part-time and with a 2.5 GPA or higher might qualify for the Burger King Scholars Program. Check out their website at www.bk.com/scholars or visit the guidance dept. for more details! Guidance
WORK EXPERIENCE meeting next Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Make sure to have your assignment and time sheets completed. Santee
WOLVERINE READERS: Please return ALL fund-raises in TODAY. Please stop by and talk to us, even if you did not sell. Maulik
CAN board meeting on Monday at lunch in Conference room. Bring your own lunch. Reddon
ASSEMBLY on Monday. Bell schedule is:
Period 1 8:00 – 8:41
Period 2 8:46 – 9:27
Period 3 9:32 – 10:09
Period 4 10:14 – 10:55
Assembly 11:00 – 12:10
Period 5 12:55 – 1:45
Period 6 1:50 – 2:40
Period 7 2:45 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: In the US, 13 boxes of Jell-O are sold per second. Can you guess what the most popular flavor is? Strawberry.
BIRTHDAYS: Justin Baldes, Chad Hopkins, Billy Napier, Michael Tschacher
BREAKFAST: Long John, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, 100% Fruit Cup, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Pizza, Breaded Chicken Sandwich, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Yogurt Tray, Broccoli w/cheese, Sugar Cookie, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 10/2/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Friday: Tennis @ Cheyenne, V
Today: Cross Country @ Worland, JV/V, 4pm
Today: Girls Swim @ Worland, JV/V, 5pm
Friday: Football @ home vs Sheridan, V, 7pm
Friday: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne East, 10/JV/V, 4/5/6pm
Saturday: Football @ Worland, JV/1pm
Saturday: Girls Swim @ Kelly Walsh, JV/V, 10am
Saturday: Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9/ 11:15am
Saturday: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne Central, 10/JV/V, 1/2/3
MR. CHOUINARD has received the VFW, Voice of Democracy audio essay materials. This year’s theme is Service and Sacrifice by American’s Veterans Benefit Today’s Youth by… See Mr. Chouinard in room 104 for details. All written essays and tapes must be in Mr. Chouinard’s hands by November 1. Chouinard
CAN MEMBERS: We have some sunglasses that were left in the CAN room, please come by to claim them. Eckley
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM. There will be a board meeting at 6 PM. All board members need to be there and bring your dinner. Any Key Club members wishing to attend Key Leader need to come see Mrs. Hughes ASAP to get registered. Hughes
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please remember to turn in your permission slips for volunteering at the Animal Shelter to Ms. Miller today. We will meet at the animal shelter this Saturday at 10:00am. Don’t forget our weekly meetings every Monday after school. Miller
CASPER COLLEGE Division of Business is offering a “BUSINESS AWARENESS DAY” on Thursday, October 16, at Casper College. The theme will be “Entrepreneurship”. If anyone is interested in attending this event or would like more information, please contact Ms. Asay in room 4 at the Career Center or call 856-6557 ext. 4008. We will leave the Career Center at 7 am and return by 6:30 pm. You must sign up by Friday, 10/3. Asay
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259 (Mrs. Rivers). Juniors who have earned a grade point average of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Just what is the PSAT? This test is the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. It is not required for admission to colleges, nor does it increase your opportunities for scholarships. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the Main Office of Riverton High School. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a grade point average 3.8 and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Many years ago, doughnuts were made of raised dough and a nut was actually baked into the center.
BIRTHDAYS: Hunter Crowley, Joseph Crowley, Michael Nantt, Austin Nimmo
BREAKFAST: Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH:
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Friday: Tennis @ Cheyenne, V
Today: Cross Country @ Worland, JV/V, 4pm
Today: Girls Swim @ Worland, JV/V, 5pm
Friday: Football @ home vs Sheridan, V, 7pm
Friday: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne East, 10/JV/V, 4/5/6pm
Saturday: Football @ Worland, JV/1pm
Saturday: Girls Swim @ Kelly Walsh, JV/V, 10am
Saturday: Volleyball @ Rock Springs, 9/ 11:15am
Saturday: Volleyball @ home vs Cheyenne Central, 10/JV/V, 1/2/3
MR. CHOUINARD has received the VFW, Voice of Democracy audio essay materials. This year’s theme is Service and Sacrifice by American’s Veterans Benefit Today’s Youth by… See Mr. Chouinard in room 104 for details. All written essays and tapes must be in Mr. Chouinard’s hands by November 1. Chouinard
CAN MEMBERS: We have some sunglasses that were left in the CAN room, please come by to claim them. Eckley
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM. There will be a board meeting at 6 PM. All board members need to be there and bring your dinner. Any Key Club members wishing to attend Key Leader need to come see Mrs. Hughes ASAP to get registered. Hughes
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please remember to turn in your permission slips for volunteering at the Animal Shelter to Ms. Miller today. We will meet at the animal shelter this Saturday at 10:00am. Don’t forget our weekly meetings every Monday after school. Miller
CASPER COLLEGE Division of Business is offering a “BUSINESS AWARENESS DAY” on Thursday, October 16, at Casper College. The theme will be “Entrepreneurship”. If anyone is interested in attending this event or would like more information, please contact Ms. Asay in room 4 at the Career Center or call 856-6557 ext. 4008. We will leave the Career Center at 7 am and return by 6:30 pm. You must sign up by Friday, 10/3. Asay
PSAT: The PSAT test will be administered on Wednesday, Oct. 15 beginning at 9:00am in Room 259 (Mrs. Rivers). Juniors who have earned a grade point average of 3.6 and above should consider taking this test. Just what is the PSAT? This test is the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. It is not required for admission to colleges, nor does it increase your opportunities for scholarships. Please see your counselor for further information. The cost of this test is $13.00, payable to Ms. King in the Main Office of Riverton High School. Payment is due Oct. 15. After that date, a late fee payment will be accepted but will be increased to $20.00. NOTE: (Sophomores with a grade point average 3.8 and above may want to consider taking this test for practice, but will NOT be eligible for National Merit Scholarship consideration. Please talk with your counselor for further details.) Guidance
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Many years ago, doughnuts were made of raised dough and a nut was actually baked into the center.
BIRTHDAYS: Hunter Crowley, Joseph Crowley, Michael Nantt, Austin Nimmo
BREAKFAST: Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH:
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