STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 3/27/09
ACTIVITIES:
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home vs Laramie
Saturday – Girls Soccer @ Laramie
Saturday – Track @ Cody
BOYS BASKETBALL dinner is Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm in the Career Center. Barlow/Bell
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Mandatory class meeting Tuesday, Mar. 31 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Time logs and assignments due at this time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
GIRLS BASKETBALL banquet Monday, March 30, 6:30pm at the Career Center. Girl’s basketball players please get equipment turned in ASAP. Miller
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MILITARY SERVICE? Come have dinner with the Wyoming Army National Guard and see some of the most modern equipment in the militaries arsenal, explore you military options and take a free Hummvee ride. Come to the Lander Armory (31 Leedy Lane, Lander) on Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm. Larsen
READ LIKE A ROCK STAR PARTICIPANTS: The reading contest will end Tuesday, March 31. Be sure to turn in all of your reading titles on or before Tuesday. Morrison
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated tonight at our Spring Carnival. There will be inflatable rides. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
ATTENTION RHS: it is time for the Achievements or A's of April. Each week we will celebrate a different aspect of life at RHS. The first week is Academics, so listen for quiz bowl questions and for student of the day winners. A new activity this year is an art contest featuring recycled materials. Join in the fun this month. Richmond
SENIORS: two new scholarships are available; Robert Byrd Scholarship, $1,500, minimum GPA of 3.8, financial need is not a consideration. Deadline is April 17. Adeline Neilson Scholarship, amount varies from $1,500 to $3,000. Email Jennifer Flanagan at ansfnd@gmail.com for an application. Deadline is April 24. Guidance
TIDBIT: Watermelons are very healthy and delicious. They contain good nutrients like vitamins A, B6, C as well as potassium. Every part of the watermelon is edible – even the rind!
BIRTHDAYS: Laurene Arthur
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffins, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Breaded Fish w/Cheese Sandwich, Glazed Carrots, Rice Krispie Treat, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, March 26, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 3/26/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday – Speech @ Green River
Today – Girls Soccer @ Rock Springs
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home vs Laramie
Saturday – Girls Soccer @ Laramie
Saturday – Track @ Cody
SKILLS USA will meet today at lunch and again from 7-9pm. Gopp
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM. If you are attending convention you must be at the meeting to pick up your itinerary. Hughes
BOYS BASKETBALL dinner is Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm in the Career Center. Barlow/Bell
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Mandatory class meeting Tuesday, Mar. 31 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Time logs and assignments due at this time. Santee
ART GUILD meeting today at lunch in the Art room. Thanks. Gray-Sinner
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
GIRLS BASKETBALL banquet Monday, March 30, 6:30pm at the Career Center. Girl’s basketball players please get equipment turned in ASAP. Miller
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MILITARY SERVICE? Come have dinner with the Wyoming Army National Guard and see some of the most modern equipment in the militaries arsenal, explore you military options and take a free Hummvee ride. Come to the Lander Armory (31 Leedy Lane, Lander) on Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm. Larsen
READ LIKE A ROCK STAR PARTICIPANTS: The reading contest will end Tuesday, March 31. Be sure to turn in all of your reading titles on or before Tuesday. Morrison
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be inflatable rides. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
BLOOD DRIVE: If you are scheduled to give blood today, you will be receiving a reminder this morning. Please hold on to it to use for your pass out of class. Also be sure that you drink lots of water during the day and remember your parent permission slip and ID. If you do not have a permission slip, please stop by the counselor's office and pick one up. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: Antioxidants are things found in foods that help protect our bodies from illness and disease. Fruits and vegetables contain lots of antioxidants, like Vitamins A, C and E to keep us healthy.
BIRTHDAYS: Alexandria Boyd, Hailey Destefano
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Cavatini, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Fajita Baked Potato, Broccoli w/Cheese, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday – Speech @ Green River
Today – Girls Soccer @ Rock Springs
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home vs Laramie
Saturday – Girls Soccer @ Laramie
Saturday – Track @ Cody
SKILLS USA will meet today at lunch and again from 7-9pm. Gopp
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM. If you are attending convention you must be at the meeting to pick up your itinerary. Hughes
BOYS BASKETBALL dinner is Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm in the Career Center. Barlow/Bell
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Mandatory class meeting Tuesday, Mar. 31 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Time logs and assignments due at this time. Santee
ART GUILD meeting today at lunch in the Art room. Thanks. Gray-Sinner
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
GIRLS BASKETBALL banquet Monday, March 30, 6:30pm at the Career Center. Girl’s basketball players please get equipment turned in ASAP. Miller
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MILITARY SERVICE? Come have dinner with the Wyoming Army National Guard and see some of the most modern equipment in the militaries arsenal, explore you military options and take a free Hummvee ride. Come to the Lander Armory (31 Leedy Lane, Lander) on Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm. Larsen
READ LIKE A ROCK STAR PARTICIPANTS: The reading contest will end Tuesday, March 31. Be sure to turn in all of your reading titles on or before Tuesday. Morrison
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be inflatable rides. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
BLOOD DRIVE: If you are scheduled to give blood today, you will be receiving a reminder this morning. Please hold on to it to use for your pass out of class. Also be sure that you drink lots of water during the day and remember your parent permission slip and ID. If you do not have a permission slip, please stop by the counselor's office and pick one up. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: Antioxidants are things found in foods that help protect our bodies from illness and disease. Fruits and vegetables contain lots of antioxidants, like Vitamins A, C and E to keep us healthy.
BIRTHDAYS: Alexandria Boyd, Hailey Destefano
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Cavatini, Crispy Chicken Sandwich, Fajita Baked Potato, Broccoli w/Cheese, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 3/25/09
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday – Speech @ Green River
SKILLS USA will meet Thursday at lunch and again from 7-9pm Thursday night. Gopp
SOPHOMORES, please remember to bring your cakes or cupcakes for the cake walk to the carnival by Friday @ 4:00. Iden/Nimmo
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
KEY CLUB will meet on Thursday at 7 PM. If you are attending convention you must be at the meeting to pick up your itinerary. Hughes
BOYS BASKETBALL dinner is Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm in the Career Center. Barlow/Bell
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Mandatory class meeting Tuesday, Mar. 31 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Time logs and assignments due at this time. Santee
ART GUILD meeting Thursday at lunch in the Art room. Thanks. Gray-Sinner
ATTENTION ALL SOPHOMORES: If you have not signed up to help with the Spring Carnival, please see Mrs. Iden in room 139 or Mrs. Nimmo in room 129. This is your fund raiser for your Prom and Graduation, come and do your part. Help sessions are only for an hour and a half and we need your help. If you do not want to miss a minute of the carnival fun, sign up to help clean up. We need strong young men to help set up the inflatable’s right after school and some to help take them down after the carnival. Iden/Nimmo
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated this Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be the following inflatable rides: Rockwall Slide, Obstacle Course competition, Bungee Run, Fun Slide, and a fun bouncer. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
KEY CLUB - we need more people to work the Blood Drive on Thursday. Please see Mrs. Hughes to sign up for a time. Hughes/Peart
BLOOD DRIVE - We still have room for people to sign up. They have added another staff member to this drive so there are more slots available. Stop by the counselor's office and sign up. If you are 16 or 17 you need parent permission and must meet the weight criteria. Check out the chart on the counter. Be sure that you drink lots of water the day of the blood drive and bring your ID with you. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: How much Calcium do kids need? If you are 9 or older you need 1300mg a day. You can get calcium from milk, cheese, and yogurt or even cooked while beans. Try to eat 3 servings of foods a day that have calcium.
BIRTHDAYS: Yasmin Dixon, Ben Kranz
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Country Fried Steak, Hot Dog, Taco Salad, Potatoes w/gravy, Jell-O, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday – Speech @ Green River
SKILLS USA will meet Thursday at lunch and again from 7-9pm Thursday night. Gopp
SOPHOMORES, please remember to bring your cakes or cupcakes for the cake walk to the carnival by Friday @ 4:00. Iden/Nimmo
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
KEY CLUB will meet on Thursday at 7 PM. If you are attending convention you must be at the meeting to pick up your itinerary. Hughes
BOYS BASKETBALL dinner is Tuesday, March 31 at 6pm in the Career Center. Barlow/Bell
CAREER INTERNSHIP: Mandatory class meeting Tuesday, Mar. 31 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Time logs and assignments due at this time. Santee
ART GUILD meeting Thursday at lunch in the Art room. Thanks. Gray-Sinner
ATTENTION ALL SOPHOMORES: If you have not signed up to help with the Spring Carnival, please see Mrs. Iden in room 139 or Mrs. Nimmo in room 129. This is your fund raiser for your Prom and Graduation, come and do your part. Help sessions are only for an hour and a half and we need your help. If you do not want to miss a minute of the carnival fun, sign up to help clean up. We need strong young men to help set up the inflatable’s right after school and some to help take them down after the carnival. Iden/Nimmo
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated this Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be the following inflatable rides: Rockwall Slide, Obstacle Course competition, Bungee Run, Fun Slide, and a fun bouncer. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
KEY CLUB - we need more people to work the Blood Drive on Thursday. Please see Mrs. Hughes to sign up for a time. Hughes/Peart
BLOOD DRIVE - We still have room for people to sign up. They have added another staff member to this drive so there are more slots available. Stop by the counselor's office and sign up. If you are 16 or 17 you need parent permission and must meet the weight criteria. Check out the chart on the counter. Be sure that you drink lots of water the day of the blood drive and bring your ID with you. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: How much Calcium do kids need? If you are 9 or older you need 1300mg a day. You can get calcium from milk, cheese, and yogurt or even cooked while beans. Try to eat 3 servings of foods a day that have calcium.
BIRTHDAYS: Yasmin Dixon, Ben Kranz
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Country Fried Steak, Hot Dog, Taco Salad, Potatoes w/gravy, Jell-O, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 3/24/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Soccer @ Rock Spring, JV/V, 3/5pm
Today – FCCLA, State @ Cheyenne
GOLF TEAM meeting today after school in the Career Center commons. Kennedy
SKILLS USA will meet Thursday at lunch and again from 7-9pm Thursday night. Gopp
SOPHOMORES, please remember to bring your cakes or cupcakes for the cake walk to the carnival by Friday @ 4:00. Iden/Nimmo
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
ATTENTION ALL SOPHOMORES: If you have not signed up to help with the Spring Carnival, please see Mrs. Iden in room 139 or Mrs. Nimmo in room 129. This is your fund raiser for your Prom and Graduation, come and do your part. Help sessions are only for an hour and a half and we need your help. If you do not want to miss a minute of the carnival fun, sign up to help clean up. We need strong young men to help set up the inflatable’s right after school and some to help take them down after the carnival. Iden/Nimmo
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated this Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be the following inflatable rides: Rockwall Slide, Obstacle Course competition, Bungee Run, Fun Slide, and a fun bouncer. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: Good sources of Vitamin C are oranges, lemons, grapefruits, strawberries, tomatoes, and potatoes. Foods with a lot of vitamin C when eaten with meat or beans helps the body also get more iron.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Cheese Omelet w/Tator Tots, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homestyle Beef & Noodles, Chicken Nuggets, Taco Baked Potato, Green Beans, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Soccer @ Rock Spring, JV/V, 3/5pm
Today – FCCLA, State @ Cheyenne
GOLF TEAM meeting today after school in the Career Center commons. Kennedy
SKILLS USA will meet Thursday at lunch and again from 7-9pm Thursday night. Gopp
SOPHOMORES, please remember to bring your cakes or cupcakes for the cake walk to the carnival by Friday @ 4:00. Iden/Nimmo
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
ATTENTION ALL SOPHOMORES: If you have not signed up to help with the Spring Carnival, please see Mrs. Iden in room 139 or Mrs. Nimmo in room 129. This is your fund raiser for your Prom and Graduation, come and do your part. Help sessions are only for an hour and a half and we need your help. If you do not want to miss a minute of the carnival fun, sign up to help clean up. We need strong young men to help set up the inflatable’s right after school and some to help take them down after the carnival. Iden/Nimmo
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated this Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be the following inflatable rides: Rockwall Slide, Obstacle Course competition, Bungee Run, Fun Slide, and a fun bouncer. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: Good sources of Vitamin C are oranges, lemons, grapefruits, strawberries, tomatoes, and potatoes. Foods with a lot of vitamin C when eaten with meat or beans helps the body also get more iron.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Cheese Omelet w/Tator Tots, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homestyle Beef & Noodles, Chicken Nuggets, Taco Baked Potato, Green Beans, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 3/23/09
ACTIVITIES:
GOLF TEAM meeting Tuesday after school in the Career Center commons. Kennedy
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SKILLS USA will meet Thursday at lunch and again from 7-9pm Thursday night. Gopp
SOPHOMORES, please remember to bring your cakes or cupcakes for the cake walk to the carnival by Friday @ 4:00. Iden/Nimmo
ATTENTION ALL SOPHOMORES: If you have not signed up to help with the Spring Carnival, please see Mrs. Iden in room 139 or Mrs. Nimmo in room 129. This is your fund raiser for your Prom and Graduation, come and do your part. Help sessions are only for an hour and a half and we need your help. If you do not want to miss a minute of the carnival fun, sign up to help clean up. We need strong young men to help set up the inflatable’s right after school and some to help take them down after the carnival. Iden/Nimmo
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated this Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be the following inflatable rides: Rockwall Slide, Obstacle Course competition, Bungee Run, Fun Slide, and a fun bouncer. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday, 3/28 in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: Calcium is critical to our health because it helps build strong bones and teeth. It is most important to get calcium when you are kid because that is the time when the calcium has the most impact on your bones.
BIRTHDAYS: Grant Macomber, Joshua Miller, Joseph Wille
BREAKFAST: Pancake on a Stick, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chicken Pot Pie, Breaded Pork Sandwich, Nachos Con Frijoles, Corn, Pudding, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
GOLF TEAM meeting Tuesday after school in the Career Center commons. Kennedy
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SKILLS USA will meet Thursday at lunch and again from 7-9pm Thursday night. Gopp
SOPHOMORES, please remember to bring your cakes or cupcakes for the cake walk to the carnival by Friday @ 4:00. Iden/Nimmo
ATTENTION ALL SOPHOMORES: If you have not signed up to help with the Spring Carnival, please see Mrs. Iden in room 139 or Mrs. Nimmo in room 129. This is your fund raiser for your Prom and Graduation, come and do your part. Help sessions are only for an hour and a half and we need your help. If you do not want to miss a minute of the carnival fun, sign up to help clean up. We need strong young men to help set up the inflatable’s right after school and some to help take them down after the carnival. Iden/Nimmo
EXCITEMENT IS IN THE AIR! Spring is being celebrated this Friday night at our Spring Carnival. There will be the following inflatable rides: Rockwall Slide, Obstacle Course competition, Bungee Run, Fun Slide, and a fun bouncer. $10 for a whole night of fun. There will also be carnival booths @ 25 cents a booth and an affordable dinner concession stand. Plan to bring all your friends and support the Sophomore Class Fund Raiser. This Friday in the RHS gym. Iden/Nimmo
A.C.T.: CWC Gear Up will make sure you’re ready by offering an ACT Math Prep Workshop FREE to high school juniors and seniors. Workshop date and location is Saturday, 3/28 in room CW125 from 9am to noon. ACT exam day is April 4. Don’t miss out on this opportunity. Office
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
TIDBIT: Calcium is critical to our health because it helps build strong bones and teeth. It is most important to get calcium when you are kid because that is the time when the calcium has the most impact on your bones.
BIRTHDAYS: Grant Macomber, Joshua Miller, Joseph Wille
BREAKFAST: Pancake on a Stick, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chicken Pot Pie, Breaded Pork Sandwich, Nachos Con Frijoles, Corn, Pudding, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 3/20/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Soccer @ home vs Star Valley, JV/V, 3/5pm
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home, Jamboree, JV, 9:30am
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ Worland, V, 9am
Saturday – Track @ Casper, 10am
NHS: Do you need service hours? Talk to Ms. Kirkland about an activity this Saturday. Kirkland
HELP US CELEBRATE: There have been no teenage suicides in Fremont County in the past 5 years. Join us for the 5K Fun Walk/Run on Saturday. Start at RHS, we will walk/run 5K (3.1 miles) and end up back at RHS. There will be door prizes and t-shirts will be provided. For more information see Ms. Maulik in the Media Center. Everyone is welcome – all ages. Come and have fun. CPS Club
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
GOLF TEAM meeting Tuesday after school in the Career Center commons. Kennedy
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Food should always be enjoyable. But, if food is not handled correctly harmful bacteria can grow and cause food poisoning. Wash your hands thoroughly before you touch food, after going to the bathroom and after touching pets.
BIRTHDAYS: Ashley Drake, Alena Pointon
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Tuna Salad Sandwich, Corn, Frosted Cake, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Soccer @ home vs Star Valley, JV/V, 3/5pm
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home, Jamboree, JV, 9:30am
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ Worland, V, 9am
Saturday – Track @ Casper, 10am
NHS: Do you need service hours? Talk to Ms. Kirkland about an activity this Saturday. Kirkland
HELP US CELEBRATE: There have been no teenage suicides in Fremont County in the past 5 years. Join us for the 5K Fun Walk/Run on Saturday. Start at RHS, we will walk/run 5K (3.1 miles) and end up back at RHS. There will be door prizes and t-shirts will be provided. For more information see Ms. Maulik in the Media Center. Everyone is welcome – all ages. Come and have fun. CPS Club
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
GOLF TEAM meeting Tuesday after school in the Career Center commons. Kennedy
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Food should always be enjoyable. But, if food is not handled correctly harmful bacteria can grow and cause food poisoning. Wash your hands thoroughly before you touch food, after going to the bathroom and after touching pets.
BIRTHDAYS: Ashley Drake, Alena Pointon
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Tuna Salad Sandwich, Corn, Frosted Cake, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 3/19/09
ACTIVITIES:
Friday – Girls Soccer @ home vs Star Valley, JV/V, 3/5pm
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home, Jamboree, JV, 9:30am
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ Worland, V, 9am
Saturday – Track @ Casper, 10am
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday. Gopp
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM in the Career Center. Please be on time. We need to plan for Spring Rally, Stars and the Blood Drive. See you there. Hughes/Peart
NHS: Do you need service hours? Talk to Ms. Kirkland about an activity this Saturday, March 21. Kirkland
HELP US CELEBRATE: There have been no teenage suicides in Fremont County in the past 5 years. Join us for the 5K Fun Walk/Run on Saturday, 3/21. Start at RHS, we will walk/run 5K (3.1 miles) and end up back at RHS. There will be door prizes and t-shirts will be provided. For more information see Ms. Maulik in the Media Center. Everyone is welcome – all ages. Come and have fun. CPS Club
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Wash your hands before eating! Germs, which can make you sick, are spread more easily from your hands, than say, your lips. When you have a cold, keep your hands clean.
BIRTHDAYS: Robert Peck, Mitchell Thornton, Brodie VanBrunt
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homestyle Macaroni & Cheese, Chicken Nuggets, Chili Cheese Fritos, Peas, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Friday – Girls Soccer @ home vs Star Valley, JV/V, 3/5pm
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home, Jamboree, JV, 9:30am
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ Worland, V, 9am
Saturday – Track @ Casper, 10am
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday. Gopp
KEY CLUB will meet today at 7 PM in the Career Center. Please be on time. We need to plan for Spring Rally, Stars and the Blood Drive. See you there. Hughes/Peart
NHS: Do you need service hours? Talk to Ms. Kirkland about an activity this Saturday, March 21. Kirkland
HELP US CELEBRATE: There have been no teenage suicides in Fremont County in the past 5 years. Join us for the 5K Fun Walk/Run on Saturday, 3/21. Start at RHS, we will walk/run 5K (3.1 miles) and end up back at RHS. There will be door prizes and t-shirts will be provided. For more information see Ms. Maulik in the Media Center. Everyone is welcome – all ages. Come and have fun. CPS Club
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Wash your hands before eating! Germs, which can make you sick, are spread more easily from your hands, than say, your lips. When you have a cold, keep your hands clean.
BIRTHDAYS: Robert Peck, Mitchell Thornton, Brodie VanBrunt
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homestyle Macaroni & Cheese, Chicken Nuggets, Chili Cheese Fritos, Peas, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Fruit & Veggie Bar
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 3/18/09
ACTIVITIES:
Friday – Girls Soccer @ home vs Star Valley, JV/V, 3/5pm
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home, Jamboree, JV, 9:30am
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ Worland, V, 9am
Saturday – Track @ Casper, 10am
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
KEY CLUB will meet this week at 7 PM in the Career Center. Please be on time. We need to plan for Spring Rally, Stars and the Blood Drive. See you there. Hughes/Peart
NHS: Do you need service hours? Talk to Ms. Kirkland about an activity this Saturday, March 21. Kirkland
HELP US CELEBRATE: There have been no teenage suicides in Fremont County in the past 5 years. Join us for the 5K Fun walk/run on Saturday, 3/21. Start at RHS, we will walk/run 5K (3.1 miles) and end up back at RHS. There will be door prizes and t-shirts will be provided. For more information see Ms. Maulik in the Media Center. Everyone is welcome – all ages. Come and have fun. CPS Club
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: An egg shell may have as many as 17,000 tiny pores over its surface. Through them, the egg can absorb flavors and odors. That is why storing them in their cartons keeps them fresh.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Pancake on a Stick, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Beef Soft Tacos, Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Chick’n Cheddar Potato, Mexi-Tots, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Friday – Girls Soccer @ home vs Star Valley, JV/V, 3/5pm
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ home, Jamboree, JV, 9:30am
Saturday – Boys Soccer @ Worland, V, 9am
Saturday – Track @ Casper, 10am
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
KEY CLUB will meet this week at 7 PM in the Career Center. Please be on time. We need to plan for Spring Rally, Stars and the Blood Drive. See you there. Hughes/Peart
NHS: Do you need service hours? Talk to Ms. Kirkland about an activity this Saturday, March 21. Kirkland
HELP US CELEBRATE: There have been no teenage suicides in Fremont County in the past 5 years. Join us for the 5K Fun walk/run on Saturday, 3/21. Start at RHS, we will walk/run 5K (3.1 miles) and end up back at RHS. There will be door prizes and t-shirts will be provided. For more information see Ms. Maulik in the Media Center. Everyone is welcome – all ages. Come and have fun. CPS Club
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: An egg shell may have as many as 17,000 tiny pores over its surface. Through them, the egg can absorb flavors and odors. That is why storing them in their cartons keeps them fresh.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Pancake on a Stick, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Beef Soft Tacos, Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Chick’n Cheddar Potato, Mexi-Tots, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Fruit & Veggie Bar
Monday, March 16, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 3/17/09
ACTIVITIES:
SKILLS USA meets today at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
WORK EXPERIENCE: If you missed last Wednesday's meeting, you need to pick up your March assignments from Mrs. Santee. Santee
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday. Gopp
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS need to meet in room #259 today at 3:45: Jeremy Gross, Alta Hanson, Anika Greenhalgh, Kalie Watterson, and Gary Gariepy. Rivers
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPLASH: There will be an important SPLASH meeting today in Ms Browns' room. Brown
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Don’t let the milk sit out. Within 2 hours of standing in daylight, milk loses between half to two-thirds of its vitamin B content.
BIRTHDAYS: Ann Meyer
BREAKFAST: Sausage, Cheese Biscuit, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Irish Beef Sheppard’s Pie, Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich, Rib B Que Sandwich, Green Beans, Green
Jell-O, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
SKILLS USA meets today at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
WORK EXPERIENCE: If you missed last Wednesday's meeting, you need to pick up your March assignments from Mrs. Santee. Santee
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday. Gopp
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS need to meet in room #259 today at 3:45: Jeremy Gross, Alta Hanson, Anika Greenhalgh, Kalie Watterson, and Gary Gariepy. Rivers
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
SPLASH: There will be an important SPLASH meeting today in Ms Browns' room. Brown
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
STUDENTS: The math, science and Language Arts departments will be offering more ACT test prep to help students prepare for the April 4th testing date. The new schedule is posted in the halls. See Mr. Fallin (science, room 526), Mr. Meredith (math, room 504), Mrs. Gosnell (Language Arts room 257) or Mrs. Williams (general coordinator, room 257) for more information. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Don’t let the milk sit out. Within 2 hours of standing in daylight, milk loses between half to two-thirds of its vitamin B content.
BIRTHDAYS: Ann Meyer
BREAKFAST: Sausage, Cheese Biscuit, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Irish Beef Sheppard’s Pie, Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich, Rib B Que Sandwich, Green Beans, Green
Jell-O, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Green Fruit & Veggie Bar
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 3/16/09
ACTIVITIES:
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
WORK EXPERIENCE: If you missed Wednesday's meeting, you need to pick up your March assignments from Mrs. Santee. Santee
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday the 20th. Gopp
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS need to meet in room #259 Tuesday at 3:45: Jeremy Gross, Alta Hanson, Anika Greenhalgh, Kalie Watterson, and Gary Gariepy. Rivers
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
ALL SOPHOMORES need to come to the Media Center for the last 15 minutes of home room today to sign up for the spring sophomore carnival that will be held on March 27. Iden/Nimmo
CONGRATULATIONS to the team of Thomas Pointon, Macy Fegler and Brady Beers, for their 1st place finish in the 9th and 10th grade level of the District Wyoming State Math Contest. In the 11th and 12th grade level top score getters for Riverton were Alex Davis, Connor Faran and Britney Domine. All of the Riverton High School participants scored very well and need to be congratulated for making Riverton High School proud. They were Johnathon McFall, Tyler Zenk, Kayla Baldwin, Ricci Giannino, Typer Graham, Eric Haines, Joe O'Halloran, Kaylie Randall, Logan Ridgway, Chris Salzman and Zach Zenk. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: To keep your lunch cool double bag your lunch! They layers of paper and air help keep the cold in. Or, you could put an ice pack or frozen juice box in a plastic baggie to make your lunch bag a mini cooler.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Scrambled Eggs w/Ham, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Beef Gravy over Mashed Potatoes, Corn Dog, Hamburger, Baked Beans, Pudding, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
WORK EXPERIENCE: If you missed Wednesday's meeting, you need to pick up your March assignments from Mrs. Santee. Santee
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday the 20th. Gopp
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS need to meet in room #259 Tuesday at 3:45: Jeremy Gross, Alta Hanson, Anika Greenhalgh, Kalie Watterson, and Gary Gariepy. Rivers
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
ALL SOPHOMORES need to come to the Media Center for the last 15 minutes of home room today to sign up for the spring sophomore carnival that will be held on March 27. Iden/Nimmo
CONGRATULATIONS to the team of Thomas Pointon, Macy Fegler and Brady Beers, for their 1st place finish in the 9th and 10th grade level of the District Wyoming State Math Contest. In the 11th and 12th grade level top score getters for Riverton were Alex Davis, Connor Faran and Britney Domine. All of the Riverton High School participants scored very well and need to be congratulated for making Riverton High School proud. They were Johnathon McFall, Tyler Zenk, Kayla Baldwin, Ricci Giannino, Typer Graham, Eric Haines, Joe O'Halloran, Kaylie Randall, Logan Ridgway, Chris Salzman and Zach Zenk. Williams
TODAY’S TIDBIT: To keep your lunch cool double bag your lunch! They layers of paper and air help keep the cold in. Or, you could put an ice pack or frozen juice box in a plastic baggie to make your lunch bag a mini cooler.
BIRTHDAYS: None
BREAKFAST: Scrambled Eggs w/Ham, OTIS Muffin, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Beef Gravy over Mashed Potatoes, Corn Dog, Hamburger, Baked Beans, Pudding, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 3/13/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today – State Basketball @ Casper
Today – State Speech
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
WORK EXPERIENCE: If you missed Wednesday's meeting, you need to pick up your March assignments from Mrs. Santee. Santee
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday the 20th. Gopp
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS need to meet in room #259 next Tuesday at 3:45: Jeremy Gross, Alta Hanson, Anika Greenhalgh, Kalie Watterson, and Gary Gariepy. Rivers
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Uglifruit is a fruit that comes from Jamaica. It is a cross between a grapefruit and a mandarin orange. It is about the size of a small grapefruit and has an ugly appearance.
BIRTHDAYS: Jesus Ramos
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal Choices, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Breaded Fish Sandwich, Peas, Brownies, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Today – State Basketball @ Casper
Today – State Speech
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
WORK EXPERIENCE: If you missed Wednesday's meeting, you need to pick up your March assignments from Mrs. Santee. Santee
TRACK TEAM is looking for girl pole-vaulters. Please see Mr. Gopp for information. Last day to join outdoor track is Friday the 20th. Gopp
THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS need to meet in room #259 next Tuesday at 3:45: Jeremy Gross, Alta Hanson, Anika Greenhalgh, Kalie Watterson, and Gary Gariepy. Rivers
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Uglifruit is a fruit that comes from Jamaica. It is a cross between a grapefruit and a mandarin orange. It is about the size of a small grapefruit and has an ugly appearance.
BIRTHDAYS: Jesus Ramos
BREAKFAST: Long John, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal Choices, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Breaded Fish Sandwich, Peas, Brownies, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 3/12/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday – State Basketball @ Casper
Today/Friday – State Speech
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Today we are eating 900% more broccoli than we did 20 years ago. Today, the average person in the US eats four and a half pounds of broccoli each year – which is great because broccoli is very nutritious.
BIRTHDAYS: Kaitlin Calvert, Mariah Schilt, Erin Thornley, Brandon Westlake
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homemade Chicken & Noodles, Rib B Que Sandwich, Chili Baked Potato, Corn, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday – State Basketball @ Casper
Today/Friday – State Speech
BLOOD DRIVE: The Spring Key Club Blood Drive is coming!!! And, this time around we have a big CHANGE. 16 and 17 year olds may now donate with parental permission. If you are 18 or older you do not need permission, it is entirely up to you. There are some limitations however, for your height and weight. Stop by the counseling office and check out the chart. If you are eligible, please take a permission slip and reserve your spot on the sign-up sheet. The actual blood draw will be on Thursday, March 26 from 2 to 7 PM. Our goal is to collect 30 units of blood. We will get a reminder to you the day before. Please be sure to check out the other donor qualifications before you sign up. If something comes up and you are unable to donate the day of the draw, please let us know so that we can find another donor. Hughes/Peart
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets Monday after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Today we are eating 900% more broccoli than we did 20 years ago. Today, the average person in the US eats four and a half pounds of broccoli each year – which is great because broccoli is very nutritious.
BIRTHDAYS: Kaitlin Calvert, Mariah Schilt, Erin Thornley, Brandon Westlake
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homemade Chicken & Noodles, Rib B Que Sandwich, Chili Baked Potato, Corn, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
Friday, March 6, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 3/9/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today – First practice for Soccer and Track
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
WORK EXPERIENCE: March meeting is Wednesday @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Tax assignment and time sheets are due at that time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please attend the meeting today to recycle plastic bottles. Miller
SENIORS: for those who did not pick up a Jostens graduation packet during cap and gown measurement and would like to, there are extras in the guidance office. Doerr
TENNIS MEETING Tuesday in Mr. Nyberg’s room after school. Nyberg
BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING end of season awards banquet will be held on Tuesday, 7pm @ Lincoln Elem. Gymnasium. Bring warm ups/suit if you still have them to check back in. Dayton
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
STUDENTS: remind your parent/guardian that Tuesday night is Parent/Teacher Conferences. They will be at the Career Center from 5:30-8:00pm. Encourage them to attend. Office
GEAR UP: sophomores receiving an invitation need to meet in the Choir room during homeroom today. Check in with your homeroom teacher first, then head to the meeting. Free lunch! Pettit
ALL PEER LEADERS: Be at Rendezvous school at 10:15 today for assembly. Reddon
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Washington State grows the most apples than anywhere else in the US. Fresh apples float because 25% of their volume is air.
BIRTHDAYS: Jacob Riser, Shawnee Smith
BREAKFAST: Sausage Gravy over Biscuit, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Walking Taco, Chicken Nuggets, Smothered Burrito, Refried Beans, Pudding, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Today – First practice for Soccer and Track
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
WORK EXPERIENCE: March meeting is Wednesday @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Tax assignment and time sheets are due at that time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please attend the meeting today to recycle plastic bottles. Miller
SENIORS: for those who did not pick up a Jostens graduation packet during cap and gown measurement and would like to, there are extras in the guidance office. Doerr
TENNIS MEETING Tuesday in Mr. Nyberg’s room after school. Nyberg
BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING end of season awards banquet will be held on Tuesday, 7pm @ Lincoln Elem. Gymnasium. Bring warm ups/suit if you still have them to check back in. Dayton
SKILLS USA meets Tuesday at 7pm in Mr. Gopp’s room. Gopp
CWC UPWARD BOUND students meet Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
STUDENTS: remind your parent/guardian that Tuesday night is Parent/Teacher Conferences. They will be at the Career Center from 5:30-8:00pm. Encourage them to attend. Office
GEAR UP: sophomores receiving an invitation need to meet in the Choir room during homeroom today. Check in with your homeroom teacher first, then head to the meeting. Free lunch! Pettit
ALL PEER LEADERS: Be at Rendezvous school at 10:15 today for assembly. Reddon
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Washington State grows the most apples than anywhere else in the US. Fresh apples float because 25% of their volume is air.
BIRTHDAYS: Jacob Riser, Shawnee Smith
BREAKFAST: Sausage Gravy over Biscuit, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Walking Taco, Chicken Nuggets, Smothered Burrito, Refried Beans, Pudding, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
Thursday, March 5, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS FRI., 3/6/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Saturday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home, 3:30/5:15
Today - State Indoor Track @ Laramie
Today – Speech @ Douglas
Monday – First practice for Soccer and Track
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
WORK EXPERIENCE: March meeting is Wednesday, March 11 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Tax assignment and time sheets are due at that time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please attend the meeting next Monday to recycle plastic bottles. Miller
SENIORS: for those who did not pick up a Jostens graduation packet during cap and gown measurement and would like to, there are extras in the guidance office. Doerr
TENNIS MEETING next Tuesday in Mr. Nyberg’s room after school. Nyberg
OUTDOOR TRACK starts Monday. Please be dressed out and ready to practice at 3:50. Gopp
BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING end of season awards banquet will be held on Tuesday, March 10th, 7pm @ Lincoln Elem. Gymnasium. Bring warm ups/suit if you still have them to check back in. Dayton
GEAR UP: sophomores receiving an invitation need to meet in the Choir room during homeroom on Monday. Check in with your homeroom teacher first, then head to the meeting. Free lunch! Pettit
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Yard long beans really do grow to 3 feet long. Although they are picked before they reach that height. They taste and look like green beans and originated in Africa or Southern Asia.
BIRTHDAYS: Melissa Harrington
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffin, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Tuna & Noodle Casserole, Steamed Carrots, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Saturday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home, 3:30/5:15
Today - State Indoor Track @ Laramie
Today – Speech @ Douglas
Monday – First practice for Soccer and Track
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
WORK EXPERIENCE: March meeting is Wednesday, March 11 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Tax assignment and time sheets are due at that time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please attend the meeting next Monday to recycle plastic bottles. Miller
SENIORS: for those who did not pick up a Jostens graduation packet during cap and gown measurement and would like to, there are extras in the guidance office. Doerr
TENNIS MEETING next Tuesday in Mr. Nyberg’s room after school. Nyberg
OUTDOOR TRACK starts Monday. Please be dressed out and ready to practice at 3:50. Gopp
BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING end of season awards banquet will be held on Tuesday, March 10th, 7pm @ Lincoln Elem. Gymnasium. Bring warm ups/suit if you still have them to check back in. Dayton
GEAR UP: sophomores receiving an invitation need to meet in the Choir room during homeroom on Monday. Check in with your homeroom teacher first, then head to the meeting. Free lunch! Pettit
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Yard long beans really do grow to 3 feet long. Although they are picked before they reach that height. They taste and look like green beans and originated in Africa or Southern Asia.
BIRTHDAYS: Melissa Harrington
BREAKFAST: Assorted OTIS Muffin, 100% Fruit Juice, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Papa Murphy’s Pizza, Tuna & Noodle Casserole, Steamed Carrots, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Fruit & Veggie Bar
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 3/5/09
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday/Saturday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home, 3:30/5:15
Friday - State Indoor Track @ Laramie
Friday – Speech @ Douglas
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
ACT PREP...LANGUAGE ARTS: today...How to Crack the Reading Test. All sessions will be with Mrs. Gosnell in Room 257 starting at 3:45. Gosnell
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
KEY CLUB will meet this week at 7 PM in the Career Center. We will have a board meeting today at lunch in Room 131. Lunch will be provided. Hughes/Peart
WORK EXPERIENCE: March meeting is Wednesday, March 11 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Tax assignment and time sheets are due at that time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please attend the meeting next Monday to recycle plastic bottles. Miller
SENIORS: for those who did not pick up a Jostens graduation packet during cap and gown measurement and would like to, there are extras in the guidance office. Doerr
TENNIS MEETING next Tuesday in Mr. Nyberg’s room after school. Nyberg
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Watermelons are very healthy and delicious. They contain good nutrients like vitamins A, B6, C as well as potassium. Every part of the watermelon is edible – even the rind.
BIRTHDAYS: none
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homestyle Beef Teriyaki Stir Fry, Italian Dunkers w/sauce, BBQ Pork Sandwich, Corn, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Today/Friday/Saturday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home, 3:30/5:15
Friday - State Indoor Track @ Laramie
Friday – Speech @ Douglas
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
ACT PREP...LANGUAGE ARTS: today...How to Crack the Reading Test. All sessions will be with Mrs. Gosnell in Room 257 starting at 3:45. Gosnell
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
KEY CLUB will meet this week at 7 PM in the Career Center. We will have a board meeting today at lunch in Room 131. Lunch will be provided. Hughes/Peart
WORK EXPERIENCE: March meeting is Wednesday, March 11 @ 7:45 a.m. in Mrs. Santee's room. Tax assignment and time sheets are due at that time. Santee
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: please attend the meeting next Monday to recycle plastic bottles. Miller
SENIORS: for those who did not pick up a Jostens graduation packet during cap and gown measurement and would like to, there are extras in the guidance office. Doerr
TENNIS MEETING next Tuesday in Mr. Nyberg’s room after school. Nyberg
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Watermelons are very healthy and delicious. They contain good nutrients like vitamins A, B6, C as well as potassium. Every part of the watermelon is edible – even the rind.
BIRTHDAYS: none
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homestyle Beef Teriyaki Stir Fry, Italian Dunkers w/sauce, BBQ Pork Sandwich, Corn, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 3/4/09
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday/Saturday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home
Friday - State Indoor Track @ Laramie
Friday – Speech @ Douglas
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10pm 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
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
ACT PREP...LANGUAGE ARTS: today...How to Crack the English Test. Thursday...How to Crack the Reading Test. All sessions will be with Mrs. Gosnell in Room 257 starting at 3:45. Gosnell
LEGION BASEBALL MEETING today immediately after school. If you can’t make it please stop by Mr. Chouinard’s room and left Coach Slack know either today or tomorrow before the meeting. Slack
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
KEY CLUB will meet this week at 7 PM in the Career Center. There will be a Board meeting at 6 PM. Bring your supper and come prepared to do some planning. Hughes/Peart
ALL CAN PEER LEADERS: there will be a short 5 minute meeting in the Media Center on Thursday morning at 7:50am. If you want to take part in the Rendezvous Assembly you need to be there to sign up. Reddon
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE for today. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:49
Period 2 8:54 – 9:43
Period 3 9:48 – 10:37
Period 4 10:42 – 11:31
Assembly 11:31 – 12:18
Lunch 12:18 – 12:58
Period 5 12:58 – 1:47
Period 6 1:52 – 2:41
Period 7 2:46 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The same chemical that gives cherries their color may relieve pain better than aspirin in humans. Be sure to eat cherries often.
BIRTHDAYS: Ed Flahaut, Angelo Flores, Andrew Logan
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Super Nachos, Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Broccoli Cheddar Bake Potato, Spanish Rice, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday/Friday/Saturday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home
Friday - State Indoor Track @ Laramie
Friday – Speech @ Douglas
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
SKILLS USA meets today at 12:10pm 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
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
ACT PREP...LANGUAGE ARTS: today...How to Crack the English Test. Thursday...How to Crack the Reading Test. All sessions will be with Mrs. Gosnell in Room 257 starting at 3:45. Gosnell
LEGION BASEBALL MEETING today immediately after school. If you can’t make it please stop by Mr. Chouinard’s room and left Coach Slack know either today or tomorrow before the meeting. Slack
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
KEY CLUB will meet this week at 7 PM in the Career Center. There will be a Board meeting at 6 PM. Bring your supper and come prepared to do some planning. Hughes/Peart
ALL CAN PEER LEADERS: there will be a short 5 minute meeting in the Media Center on Thursday morning at 7:50am. If you want to take part in the Rendezvous Assembly you need to be there to sign up. Reddon
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE for today. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:49
Period 2 8:54 – 9:43
Period 3 9:48 – 10:37
Period 4 10:42 – 11:31
Assembly 11:31 – 12:18
Lunch 12:18 – 12:58
Period 5 12:58 – 1:47
Period 6 1:52 – 2:41
Period 7 2:46 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: The same chemical that gives cherries their color may relieve pain better than aspirin in humans. Be sure to eat cherries often.
BIRTHDAYS: Ed Flahaut, Angelo Flores, Andrew Logan
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal Choices, OTIS Muffin, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Super Nachos, Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Broccoli Cheddar Bake Potato, Spanish Rice, Deli Sub, Chef Salad, Fruit & Veggie Bar
Monday, March 2, 2009
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS TUES., 3/3/09
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home
SENIORS: Jostens will be here today from 10am to 2pm to measure for caps, gowns and take orders on other graduation items. Please stop by the library that day to complete the necessary forms, sign your graduation stole and vote on graduation theme items. Doerr ALL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS meet in Room 247, Mrs. Gray-Sinner's room, today at lunch to discuss Prom ideas.
Gray-Sinner/Stevens
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
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
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
ACT PREP...LANGUAGE ARTS: Wednesday...How to Crack the English Test. Thursday...How to Crack the Reading Test. All sessions will be with Mrs. Gosnell in Room 257 starting at 3:45. Gosnell
AUDITIONS for Seussical the Musical will be held today at 5:00pm in the Riverton High School Choir room. You only need to audition once. Everyone is welcome to audition. Thornton
BOYS SOCCER MEETING today at 4:30 in room 4A at the Career Center. Cornejo
LEGION BASEBALL MEETING this Wednesday immediately after school. If you can’t make it please stop by Mr. Chouinard’s room and left Coach Slack know either today or tomorrow before the meeting. Slack
FCCLA MEETING today right after school. If you are attending State FCCLA you must be at this meeting. Rivers
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
FFA MEETING tonight at 7pm in the Ag room. Styvar
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE for Wednesday. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:49
Period 2 8:54 – 9:43
Period 3 9:48 – 10:37
Period 4 10:42 – 11:31
Assembly 11:31 – 12:18
Lunch 12:18 – 12:58
Period 5 12:58 – 1:47
Period 6 1:52 – 2:41
Period 7 2:46 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: One bushel of corn will sweeten more than 400 cans of soda. Farmers can grow corn on every continent except Antarctica.
BIRTHDAYS: Jordan Biltoft, Kayla Romero, Stormy Smith
BREAKFAST:
LUNCH:
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – GBB/BBB, Regional’s @ home
SENIORS: Jostens will be here today from 10am to 2pm to measure for caps, gowns and take orders on other graduation items. Please stop by the library that day to complete the necessary forms, sign your graduation stole and vote on graduation theme items. Doerr ALL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS meet in Room 247, Mrs. Gray-Sinner's room, today at lunch to discuss Prom ideas.
Gray-Sinner/Stevens
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
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
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
ACT PREP...LANGUAGE ARTS: Wednesday...How to Crack the English Test. Thursday...How to Crack the Reading Test. All sessions will be with Mrs. Gosnell in Room 257 starting at 3:45. Gosnell
AUDITIONS for Seussical the Musical will be held today at 5:00pm in the Riverton High School Choir room. You only need to audition once. Everyone is welcome to audition. Thornton
BOYS SOCCER MEETING today at 4:30 in room 4A at the Career Center. Cornejo
LEGION BASEBALL MEETING this Wednesday immediately after school. If you can’t make it please stop by Mr. Chouinard’s room and left Coach Slack know either today or tomorrow before the meeting. Slack
FCCLA MEETING today right after school. If you are attending State FCCLA you must be at this meeting. Rivers
GIRLS SOCCER PRACTICE begins on Monday, March 9th. We will meet briefly in the gym at 3:50pm and then go out to the turf to practice. Be sure to bring warm clothes every day. Bergstedt
FFA MEETING tonight at 7pm in the Ag room. Styvar
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE for Wednesday. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:49
Period 2 8:54 – 9:43
Period 3 9:48 – 10:37
Period 4 10:42 – 11:31
Assembly 11:31 – 12:18
Lunch 12:18 – 12:58
Period 5 12:58 – 1:47
Period 6 1:52 – 2:41
Period 7 2:46 – 3:35
TODAY’S TIDBIT: One bushel of corn will sweeten more than 400 cans of soda. Farmers can grow corn on every continent except Antarctica.
BIRTHDAYS: Jordan Biltoft, Kayla Romero, Stormy Smith
BREAKFAST:
LUNCH:
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS MON., 3/2/09
ACTIVITIES:
VOLLEYBALL GIRLS need to go to Coach McNamee's office and sign up for concessions for the 4A Basketball Tournament. You need to sign up for at least 2 times for the tournament. McNamee
ATTENTION SENIORS who are planning to attend the University of Wyoming. It is time to register for your orientation session at which time you will register for your fall classes. Please read the poster for specific email addresses that is posted on the senior bulletin board, or see your counselor. Guidance
JUNIOR GIRLS: if you are interested in the process of government and governing as well as current events, please take a minute to consider attending Girls State. Detailed information and an application are available in the guidance office. Just stop by. Elgin
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SENIORS: Jostens will be here Tuesday from 10am to 2pm to measure for caps, gowns and take orders on other graduation items. Please stop by the library that day to complete the necessary forms, sign your graduation stole and vote on graduation theme items. Doerr ALL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS meet in Room 247, Mrs. Gray-Sinner's room, Tuesday at lunch to discuss Prom ideas.
Gray-Sinner/Stevens
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
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
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Cranberries or cranberry juice may help heal certain infections by killing the bacteria that caused them.
BIRTHDAYS: Kaleigh Peil
BREAKFAST:
LUNCH:
ACTIVITIES:
VOLLEYBALL GIRLS need to go to Coach McNamee's office and sign up for concessions for the 4A Basketball Tournament. You need to sign up for at least 2 times for the tournament. McNamee
ATTENTION SENIORS who are planning to attend the University of Wyoming. It is time to register for your orientation session at which time you will register for your fall classes. Please read the poster for specific email addresses that is posted on the senior bulletin board, or see your counselor. Guidance
JUNIOR GIRLS: if you are interested in the process of government and governing as well as current events, please take a minute to consider attending Girls State. Detailed information and an application are available in the guidance office. Just stop by. Elgin
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB meets today after school in Ms. Miller’s room. Miller
SENIORS: Jostens will be here Tuesday from 10am to 2pm to measure for caps, gowns and take orders on other graduation items. Please stop by the library that day to complete the necessary forms, sign your graduation stole and vote on graduation theme items. Doerr ALL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS meet in Room 247, Mrs. Gray-Sinner's room, Tuesday at lunch to discuss Prom ideas.
Gray-Sinner/Stevens
UPCOMING TESTING: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors come to school after lunch (12:40pm) on Tuesday, March 10. Juniors attend in the morning for ACT and are then released at lunch. Office
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
ATTENTION RHS! So you think you have talent? We want to see it. If you are interested in performing any kind of talent (or even if you have a lack of talent and would like to perform) in our “So You Think You Have Talent” competition during our school carnival on March 27, please sign up with Ms. Nimmo in room 129 or Ms. Iden in room 139. More information will be coming on the carnival sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Save the date, it is going to be a fun night. Nimmo/Iden
TODAY’S TIDBIT: Cranberries or cranberry juice may help heal certain infections by killing the bacteria that caused them.
BIRTHDAYS: Kaleigh Peil
BREAKFAST:
LUNCH:
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