STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS THUR., 9/18/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Football @ Green River, 9th, 4:30pm
Today – Golf @ home, Conference, JV/V
Today – Volleyball @ Casper Dean Morgan, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Powell, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home vs Lar/Sher/Gill, JV/V, 5pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Laramie, 10/JV/V, 4:30/5:30/6:30
KEY CLUB will meet tonight at 7 PM in the Career Center. Please bring your dues money. We will be planning the COPI presentation for Friday Night and the Fall Rally. Hughes
DRAMA: There is a drama club meeting today at lunch in Mrs. Thornton's room. Please bring your lunch.
Thornton
SENIORS: Please turn in your hall of fame ballet by Friday, Sept 26. If you need one, please come see Mrs. Kirkland. Kirkland
ARE YOU GOING GREEN? If so, come join us for the 1st Environmental Club meeting Monday, September 22 during lunch in Ms. Miller’s room #523. Lunch will be provided. Miller
SENIORS interested in Engineering scholarships visit the guidance department for website information. Deadline is December 1st. Guidance
ANYONE INTERESTED in making $8.00 per hour, I need timers for the Girls Pre-Swim invite and Invite this Friday and Saturday. Meet begins at 5:00 on Friday and at 9:00am on Saturday. Please see Mrs. Bell if you are interested... Bell
STUDENTS: We hope that some of you are enjoying the basketball hoop in the back of the school. Now we have a ping pong table located in the Career Center just outside the CAN room. Any student may use it. You will need to check out balls and a paddle from Mrs. Eckley in the CAN room. You must leave your student ID and purchase a ball for $.50. If everything is returned in order, you can get you ID and your $.50 back - no exceptions. If you want to keep the ball or you destroy it, we keep the $.50. If you destroy the paddles you will be fined $8 per paddle. If the ping pong table goes over well, and doesn’t get abused, we may purchase another one. Health Committee
COME JOIN in an exciting night of food, fun, games, and information about FCCLA. FCCLA's up membership party, "Fun in the Sun" is Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the RHS commons area. Light the torch, travel with FCCLA to Thermopolis, Cheyenne, and maybe even Dallas, Texas this year and meet new friends across Wyoming and the nation. You'll do great things for your community, gain recognition and possibly win a trip to Nashville, Tennessee for National Conference. Rivers
VOTER REGISTRATION: If you are 18 years old or will be 18 years old before November 1, 2008 you can register to vote in the general election in November, right here at Riverton High School. You need to have a photo ID to register. Julie Freese, the Fremont County Clerk, will register 18 year old students in the commons area during homeroom and lunch on Monday. We will have a drawing for prizes for 18 year olds that register that day. Exercise your right to vote for the next President of the United States, Obama or McCain. Sponsored by FCCLA, K-Mart, Wal-Mart, Out Sportin', and Riverton High School. Rivers
BIRTHDAYS: Ken Finlayson, Sarah Marshall
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hot Dog, Beef & Bean Burrito, Beef Goulash, Baked Beans, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS RIVERTON HS WED., 9/17/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Football @ Green River, 9th, 4:30pm
Thursday – Golf @ home, Conference, JV/V
Thursday – Volleyball @ Casper Dean Morgan, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Powell, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home vs Lar/Sher/Gill, JV/V, 5pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Laramie, 10/JV/V, 4:30/5:30/6:30
SKILLS USA meeting today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
STUDENTS: If you like to read and would like to participate in Wolverine Readers, stop by the Media Center to learn about our club. We will explain the club, and you can get signed up. Morrison
CAREER PORTFOLIOS--Students completing portfolios independently can pick up the packet and visit with Mrs. Santee about the requirements. They are due before Christmas! Santee
SENIORS: Please turn in your hall of fame ballet by Friday, Sept 26. If you need one, please come see Mrs. Kirkland. Kirkland
ARE YOU GOING GREEN? If so, come join us for the 1st Environmental Club meeting Monday, September 22 during lunch in Ms. Miller’s room #523. Lunch will be provided. Miller
SENIORS interested in Engineering scholarships visit the guidance department for website information. Deadline is December 1st. Guidance
ANYONE INTERESTED in making $8.00 per hour, I need timers for the Girls Pre-Swim invite and Invite this Friday and Saturday. Meet begins at 5:00 on Friday and at 9:00am on Saturday. Please see Mrs. Bell if you are interested... Bell
STUDENTS: We hope that some of you are enjoying the basketball hoop in the back of the school. Now we have a ping pong table located in the Career Center just outside the CAN room. Any student may use it. You will need to check out balls and a paddle from Mrs. Eckley in the CAN room. You must leave your student ID and purchase a ball for $.50. If everything is returned in order, you can get you ID and your $.50 back - no exceptions. If you want to keep the ball or you destroy it, we keep the $.50. If you destroy the paddles you will be fined $8 per paddle. If the ping pong table goes over well, and don’t abuse it, we may purchase another one. Health Committee
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE FOR TODAY:
Period 1 8:00 – 8:40
Period 2 8:45 – 9:25
Period 3 9:30 – 10:10
Period 4 10:15 – 10:55
Assembly 11:00 – 11:55
Regular lunch
Regular pm
BIRTHDAYS: Skyler Carver, Mary Osborne, Mike Sudweeks
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homemade AuGratin Potatoes & Ham, Chicken Nuggets, Taco Burger, Mixed Vegetables, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Football @ Green River, 9th, 4:30pm
Thursday – Golf @ home, Conference, JV/V
Thursday – Volleyball @ Casper Dean Morgan, 9th, 4pm
Friday – Football @ Powell, V, 7pm
Friday – Girls Swim @ home vs Lar/Sher/Gill, JV/V, 5pm
Friday – Volleyball @ Laramie, 10/JV/V, 4:30/5:30/6:30
SKILLS USA meeting today at 12:10 in Mr. Gopp’s room at the Career Center. Gopp
STUDENTS: If you like to read and would like to participate in Wolverine Readers, stop by the Media Center to learn about our club. We will explain the club, and you can get signed up. Morrison
CAREER PORTFOLIOS--Students completing portfolios independently can pick up the packet and visit with Mrs. Santee about the requirements. They are due before Christmas! Santee
SENIORS: Please turn in your hall of fame ballet by Friday, Sept 26. If you need one, please come see Mrs. Kirkland. Kirkland
ARE YOU GOING GREEN? If so, come join us for the 1st Environmental Club meeting Monday, September 22 during lunch in Ms. Miller’s room #523. Lunch will be provided. Miller
SENIORS interested in Engineering scholarships visit the guidance department for website information. Deadline is December 1st. Guidance
ANYONE INTERESTED in making $8.00 per hour, I need timers for the Girls Pre-Swim invite and Invite this Friday and Saturday. Meet begins at 5:00 on Friday and at 9:00am on Saturday. Please see Mrs. Bell if you are interested... Bell
STUDENTS: We hope that some of you are enjoying the basketball hoop in the back of the school. Now we have a ping pong table located in the Career Center just outside the CAN room. Any student may use it. You will need to check out balls and a paddle from Mrs. Eckley in the CAN room. You must leave your student ID and purchase a ball for $.50. If everything is returned in order, you can get you ID and your $.50 back - no exceptions. If you want to keep the ball or you destroy it, we keep the $.50. If you destroy the paddles you will be fined $8 per paddle. If the ping pong table goes over well, and don’t abuse it, we may purchase another one. Health Committee
ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE FOR TODAY:
Period 1 8:00 – 8:40
Period 2 8:45 – 9:25
Period 3 9:30 – 10:10
Period 4 10:15 – 10:55
Assembly 11:00 – 11:55
Regular lunch
Regular pm
BIRTHDAYS: Skyler Carver, Mary Osborne, Mike Sudweeks
BREAKFAST: Breakfast Pizza, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Homemade AuGratin Potatoes & Ham, Chicken Nuggets, Taco Burger, Mixed Vegetables, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Thursday, August 7, 2008
First Day Of School at RHS
Here are some steps you can take to help new student's get off on the right foot at RHS.
1. Be interested and enthusiastic about their move to high school.
Your encouragement will help your child
to make a successful transition to high
school. Listen to their experiences and
expectations. Try not to dwell on your
own experiences of school.
2. Attend the high school orientation day
Your high school orientation day will be
held towards the end of Year 6, and
is designed to help Year 6 students and
their parents prepare for starting high
school. Being there will help you to better
understand your child's experiences.
Also keep a look out for other events at
your child's prospective school which
may help him or her learn about what
high school is like. Your high school
newsletter will provide more information
on school activities.
3. Make sure travel arrangements to
and from school are organized . This will help to
reduce any concern you may have about
travel for your child. Talk about back-up
travel arrangements – for example, what
to do if your child misses a bus.
4. Discuss the changes every student
will experience. Emphasize that many people feel nervous
about changing from a middle
school to a larger high school, and that
there will be people at the school to help
them adjust.
5. Organize your child's clothes well
before the first day of school
Organizing clothes and materials will help your
child feel a sense of confidence on the
first day of school.
6. Learn about school routines
and timetables
Talking to students already enrolled at
the school can be useful in finding out
information about things such as sporting
venues used by the school and school
finishing times. Your school will also provide
this sort of information to you at the
orientation day and at the beginning
of the new school year. This is on August 14, 2008, 6:00 pm at the Career Center.
7. Help your child to develop good
study habits
Help your child to set aside a particular
time to study – somewhere private
and quiet if possible. Work out a daily
timetable that incorporates all your child's
needs and interests. Regularly viewed TV
programs, club activities and sport should
all be part of the timetable. Ultimately
they will need to manage their own
study and they can guide you in what is
helpful for them.
8. Practice organizational skills
In the first few weeks of high school
you might want to check with your
child that they have the right books and
equipment for the following day. You will
quickly encourage a good habit.
9. Discuss emergency and safety issues
Talk about these issues – including crossing
roads or taking essential medication –
simply and without emotion. Allow your
child to contribute their views. Find out
who the staff are at the school who can
help them on issues such as medication.
10. Let your child know that you trust
them and that they can trust you
Keep communication open about all your
child's experiences, and make sure they
know you're available if they need you.
1. Be interested and enthusiastic about their move to high school.
Your encouragement will help your child
to make a successful transition to high
school. Listen to their experiences and
expectations. Try not to dwell on your
own experiences of school.
2. Attend the high school orientation day
Your high school orientation day will be
held towards the end of Year 6, and
is designed to help Year 6 students and
their parents prepare for starting high
school. Being there will help you to better
understand your child's experiences.
Also keep a look out for other events at
your child's prospective school which
may help him or her learn about what
high school is like. Your high school
newsletter will provide more information
on school activities.
3. Make sure travel arrangements to
and from school are organized . This will help to
reduce any concern you may have about
travel for your child. Talk about back-up
travel arrangements – for example, what
to do if your child misses a bus.
4. Discuss the changes every student
will experience. Emphasize that many people feel nervous
about changing from a middle
school to a larger high school, and that
there will be people at the school to help
them adjust.
5. Organize your child's clothes well
before the first day of school
Organizing clothes and materials will help your
child feel a sense of confidence on the
first day of school.
6. Learn about school routines
and timetables
Talking to students already enrolled at
the school can be useful in finding out
information about things such as sporting
venues used by the school and school
finishing times. Your school will also provide
this sort of information to you at the
orientation day and at the beginning
of the new school year. This is on August 14, 2008, 6:00 pm at the Career Center.
7. Help your child to develop good
study habits
Help your child to set aside a particular
time to study – somewhere private
and quiet if possible. Work out a daily
timetable that incorporates all your child's
needs and interests. Regularly viewed TV
programs, club activities and sport should
all be part of the timetable. Ultimately
they will need to manage their own
study and they can guide you in what is
helpful for them.
8. Practice organizational skills
In the first few weeks of high school
you might want to check with your
child that they have the right books and
equipment for the following day. You will
quickly encourage a good habit.
9. Discuss emergency and safety issues
Talk about these issues – including crossing
roads or taking essential medication –
simply and without emotion. Allow your
child to contribute their views. Find out
who the staff are at the school who can
help them on issues such as medication.
10. Let your child know that you trust
them and that they can trust you
Keep communication open about all your
child's experiences, and make sure they
know you're available if they need you.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS THUR., 5/8/08
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Soccer, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 5pm
Today – Boys Soccer, Regionals @ Gillette, 5:30pm
Friday – Track, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 9am
STUDENTS that did not attend the Academic/Awards Night program need to come to the Career Center and pick up their awards ASAP. Weber
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting today in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
TRACK ATHLETES that are no longer competing need to turn in uniforms ASAP. They can be turned into any coach or after school at practice. Gopp
SENIORS: make sure you get your senior graduation lists in by Friday. If no list is turned in you will get the allotted 18 tickets. Don’t put it off. Weber
KEY CLUB – today, 7pm in the Career Center. Lots to plan and sign up for, so please be there. Hughes
ANY JUNIOR CAN member interested in running for the CAN board pick up forms from Ms. Reddon, they are due this Friday. Reddon
ALL CAN board members; there will be a meeting on Monday at the RHS conference room. Lunch will be provided. Reddon
THE CAST of Into the Woods will be meeting TODAY at lunch in Mrs. Thornton's classroom to rehearse for the upcoming performance at Ashgrove. Please meet with Mrs. Thornton if you cannot make it. Thornton
ALL FOOTBALL PLAYERS meet with the new head coach Monday during lunch in the choir room. Lunch will be provided. Bauder
GIRLS SWIM: There will be a meeting Tuesday at lunch for all Girls Swim Team members and those who are interested in swimming next year. We will be talking about Goals, summer swimming, team gear and lunch will be provided. Meet in Mr. Fallin's room. Don't miss it! Fallin
SCHOLARSHIP: Male students interested in attending UW are encouraged to apply for the Alpha Iota Book Scholarship. $500 a semester and may be renewed. Applications are available in the guidance office, deadline is June 15th. Guidance
FACTS OF THE DAY: The word “pothole” came from the Irish. They used to boil their potatoes in a pot, when they were finished cooking, the pot was lifted off the fire and set on the ground to cool. In the process of mashing the potatoes, the pot would be pushed into the ground and in time a deep hole would develop – a pothole! Hughes
BIRTHDAY: Marliee Marrow, Veronica Zazueta
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Turkey ‘N’ Gravy over Mashed Potatoes, Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Smothered Burrito, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Today – Girls Soccer, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 5pm
Today – Boys Soccer, Regionals @ Gillette, 5:30pm
Friday – Track, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 9am
STUDENTS that did not attend the Academic/Awards Night program need to come to the Career Center and pick up their awards ASAP. Weber
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting today in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
TRACK ATHLETES that are no longer competing need to turn in uniforms ASAP. They can be turned into any coach or after school at practice. Gopp
SENIORS: make sure you get your senior graduation lists in by Friday. If no list is turned in you will get the allotted 18 tickets. Don’t put it off. Weber
KEY CLUB – today, 7pm in the Career Center. Lots to plan and sign up for, so please be there. Hughes
ANY JUNIOR CAN member interested in running for the CAN board pick up forms from Ms. Reddon, they are due this Friday. Reddon
ALL CAN board members; there will be a meeting on Monday at the RHS conference room. Lunch will be provided. Reddon
THE CAST of Into the Woods will be meeting TODAY at lunch in Mrs. Thornton's classroom to rehearse for the upcoming performance at Ashgrove. Please meet with Mrs. Thornton if you cannot make it. Thornton
ALL FOOTBALL PLAYERS meet with the new head coach Monday during lunch in the choir room. Lunch will be provided. Bauder
GIRLS SWIM: There will be a meeting Tuesday at lunch for all Girls Swim Team members and those who are interested in swimming next year. We will be talking about Goals, summer swimming, team gear and lunch will be provided. Meet in Mr. Fallin's room. Don't miss it! Fallin
SCHOLARSHIP: Male students interested in attending UW are encouraged to apply for the Alpha Iota Book Scholarship. $500 a semester and may be renewed. Applications are available in the guidance office, deadline is June 15th. Guidance
FACTS OF THE DAY: The word “pothole” came from the Irish. They used to boil their potatoes in a pot, when they were finished cooking, the pot was lifted off the fire and set on the ground to cool. In the process of mashing the potatoes, the pot would be pushed into the ground and in time a deep hole would develop – a pothole! Hughes
BIRTHDAY: Marliee Marrow, Veronica Zazueta
BREAKFAST: Cinnamon Roll, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Turkey ‘N’ Gravy over Mashed Potatoes, Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich, Smothered Burrito, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS WED., 5/7/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Soccer, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 5pm
Thursday – Boys Soccer, Regionals @ Gillette, 5:30pm
Friday – Track, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 9am
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting Thursday in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
WORK EXPERIENCE and CAREER INTERNSHIP Students: Turn in your final assignments and April time sheets today. Santee
CWC UPWARD BOUND meeting today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
UW UPWARD BOUND/MSIP students meet today during lunch in Mrs. Newlin’s room. Newlin
TRACK ATHLETES that are no longer competing need to turn in uniforms ASAP. They can be turned into any coach or after school at practice. Gopp
SENIORS: make sure you get your senior graduation lists in by Friday. If no list is turned in you will get the allotted 18 tickets. Don’t put it off. Weber
KEY CLUB - Thursday - 7 PM in the Career Center. Lots to plan and sign up for, so please be there. Hughes
CONGRATULATIONS to Olivia Wolpert for being voted Student of the Year. Office
ANY JUNIOR CAN member interested in running for the CAN board pick up forms from Ms. Reddon, they are due this Friday. Reddon
ALL CAN board members; there will be a meeting on Monday at the RHS conference room. Lunch will be provided. Reddon
FACTS OF THE DAY: Ice cream is really Chinese food. Marco Polo, a famous explorer brought a recipe to Italy for a dessert called Milk Ice he found in China. The Europeans substituted cream for the milk, and ice cream was officially born. Hughes
TODAYS BELL SCHEDULE for Talent Show Assembly. Students need to go to 5th hour for attendance before going to the assembly. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:50
Period 2 8:55 – 9:45
Period 3 9:50 – 10:40
Period 4 10:45 – 11:35
Lunch 11:35 – 12:15
Assembly 12:20 – 1:05
Period 5 1:10 – 1:55
Period 6 2:00 – 2:45
Period 7 2:50 – 3:35
BIRTHDAY: Kely Bawdon, Zachary Hobart, Niko Rivera-Montoya
BREAKFAST: Ham, Egg Sandwich, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chili Cheese Fritos, Chicken Nuggets, Rib B Que Sandwich, Green Beans, Jello, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Soccer, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 5pm
Thursday – Boys Soccer, Regionals @ Gillette, 5:30pm
Friday – Track, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 9am
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting Thursday in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
WORK EXPERIENCE and CAREER INTERNSHIP Students: Turn in your final assignments and April time sheets today. Santee
CWC UPWARD BOUND meeting today during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
UW UPWARD BOUND/MSIP students meet today during lunch in Mrs. Newlin’s room. Newlin
TRACK ATHLETES that are no longer competing need to turn in uniforms ASAP. They can be turned into any coach or after school at practice. Gopp
SENIORS: make sure you get your senior graduation lists in by Friday. If no list is turned in you will get the allotted 18 tickets. Don’t put it off. Weber
KEY CLUB - Thursday - 7 PM in the Career Center. Lots to plan and sign up for, so please be there. Hughes
CONGRATULATIONS to Olivia Wolpert for being voted Student of the Year. Office
ANY JUNIOR CAN member interested in running for the CAN board pick up forms from Ms. Reddon, they are due this Friday. Reddon
ALL CAN board members; there will be a meeting on Monday at the RHS conference room. Lunch will be provided. Reddon
FACTS OF THE DAY: Ice cream is really Chinese food. Marco Polo, a famous explorer brought a recipe to Italy for a dessert called Milk Ice he found in China. The Europeans substituted cream for the milk, and ice cream was officially born. Hughes
TODAYS BELL SCHEDULE for Talent Show Assembly. Students need to go to 5th hour for attendance before going to the assembly. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:50
Period 2 8:55 – 9:45
Period 3 9:50 – 10:40
Period 4 10:45 – 11:35
Lunch 11:35 – 12:15
Assembly 12:20 – 1:05
Period 5 1:10 – 1:55
Period 6 2:00 – 2:45
Period 7 2:50 – 3:35
BIRTHDAY: Kely Bawdon, Zachary Hobart, Niko Rivera-Montoya
BREAKFAST: Ham, Egg Sandwich, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Chili Cheese Fritos, Chicken Nuggets, Rib B Que Sandwich, Green Beans, Jello, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
RHS Student Announcements
RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS TUES., 5/6/08
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Soccer, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 5pm
Thursday – Boys Soccer, Regionals @ Gillette, 5:30pm
Friday – Track, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 9am
DRAMA CLUB MEETING at lunch today. Bring your lunch. Thornton
ALL SENIORS, including foreign exchange students, sign up now for Operation Graduation. Registration forms can be picked up and dropped off at the RHS and Career Center offices. If you sign up by May 16 you will be included in the early bird drawing for three $50 cash prizes. Registration deadline is May 23. Office
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting Thursday in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
WORK EXPERIENCE and CAREER INTERNSHIP Students: Turn in your final assignments and April time sheets by Wednesday. Santee
CWC UPWARD BOUND meeting Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
UW UPWARD BOUND/MSIP students meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Newlin’s room. Newlin
TRACK ATHLETES that are no longer competing need to turn in uniforms ASAP. They can be turned into any coach or after school at practice. Gopp
SENIORS: make sure you get your senior graduation lists in by Friday. If no list is turned in you will get the allotted 18 tickets. Don’t put it off. Weber
FACTS OF THE DAY: Pumpkins were once recommended for removing freckles and curing snake bites. The Native Americans used the pumpkin seeds for food and medicine. Hughes
WEDNESDAY BELL SCHEDULE for Talent Show Assembly. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:50
Period 2 8:55 – 9:45
Period 3 9:50 – 10:40
Period 4 10:45 – 11:35
Lunch 11:35 – 12:15
Assembly 12:20 – 1:05
Period 5 1:10 – 1:55
Period 6 2:00 – 2:45
Period 7 2:50 – 3:35
BIRTHDAY: Chezerai Mole, Stephen Murray, Corey Rissler, Brooke Schmelzle
BREAKFAST: Pancake Stick w/Syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Crispitos, Cajun Chicken Sandwich, Corn, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
ACTIVITIES:
Thursday – Girls Soccer, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 5pm
Thursday – Boys Soccer, Regionals @ Gillette, 5:30pm
Friday – Track, Regionals @ Cheyenne, 9am
DRAMA CLUB MEETING at lunch today. Bring your lunch. Thornton
ALL SENIORS, including foreign exchange students, sign up now for Operation Graduation. Registration forms can be picked up and dropped off at the RHS and Career Center offices. If you sign up by May 16 you will be included in the early bird drawing for three $50 cash prizes. Registration deadline is May 23. Office
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting Thursday in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
WORK EXPERIENCE and CAREER INTERNSHIP Students: Turn in your final assignments and April time sheets by Wednesday. Santee
CWC UPWARD BOUND meeting Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
UW UPWARD BOUND/MSIP students meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Newlin’s room. Newlin
TRACK ATHLETES that are no longer competing need to turn in uniforms ASAP. They can be turned into any coach or after school at practice. Gopp
SENIORS: make sure you get your senior graduation lists in by Friday. If no list is turned in you will get the allotted 18 tickets. Don’t put it off. Weber
FACTS OF THE DAY: Pumpkins were once recommended for removing freckles and curing snake bites. The Native Americans used the pumpkin seeds for food and medicine. Hughes
WEDNESDAY BELL SCHEDULE for Talent Show Assembly. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:50
Period 2 8:55 – 9:45
Period 3 9:50 – 10:40
Period 4 10:45 – 11:35
Lunch 11:35 – 12:15
Assembly 12:20 – 1:05
Period 5 1:10 – 1:55
Period 6 2:00 – 2:45
Period 7 2:50 – 3:35
BIRTHDAY: Chezerai Mole, Stephen Murray, Corey Rissler, Brooke Schmelzle
BREAKFAST: Pancake Stick w/Syrup, Cereal & Jelly Sandwich, Fresh & Canned Fruit, Milk
LUNCH: Hamburger or Cheeseburger, Crispitos, Cajun Chicken Sandwich, Corn, Fruit & Veggie Bar, Milk
RHS Student Announcements
RIVERTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MON., 5/5/08
ACTIVITIES:
TODAY in Homeroom, RHS students will be conducting a campus clean-up. Each homeroom will be assigned a job to do. We will have treats afterwards! Woo Hoo for a belated Earth Day celebration. Richmond
HOMEROOM Bell schedule for today. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:45
Period 2 8:50 – 9:35
Period 3 9:40 – 10:25
Period 4 10:30 – 11:15
Homeroom 11:20 – 12:10
Lunch 12:10 – 12:55
Period 5 12:55 – 1:45
Period 6 1:50 – 2:40
Period 7 2:45 – 3:35
THE DRAMA CLUB MEETING is scheduled for lunch on Tuesday. Thornton
ALL SENIORS, including foreign exchange students, sign up now for Operation Graduation. Registration forms can be picked up and dropped off at the RHS and Career Center offices. If you sign up by May 16 you will be included in the early bird drawing for three $50 cash prizes. Registration deadline is May 23. Office
TENNIS: the following students need to turn tennis uniforms in to Mr. Bauder at the Career Center today.
Bauder
Julia Bregenzer, Emily Bray, Micah Christensen, Amy Miller, Melissa Rucker, Samantha Scott, Rex Amend, Kayson Cooper, and Davide Fregoli.
WRESTLERS need to get all equipment turned in today. Bauder
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting Thursday in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
WORK EXPERIENCE and CAREER INTERNSHIP Students: Turn in your final assignments and April time sheets by Wednesday. Santee
NHS MEETING Tuesday at 7:45am in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will discuss our final service project for the year.
Stoehr
CWC UPWARD BOUND meeting Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
UW UPWARD BOUND/MSIP students meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Newlin’s room. Newlin
FACTS OF THE DAY: 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. Hughes
BIRTHDAY: Janae Crispin
ACTIVITIES:
TODAY in Homeroom, RHS students will be conducting a campus clean-up. Each homeroom will be assigned a job to do. We will have treats afterwards! Woo Hoo for a belated Earth Day celebration. Richmond
HOMEROOM Bell schedule for today. Office
Period 1 8:00 – 8:45
Period 2 8:50 – 9:35
Period 3 9:40 – 10:25
Period 4 10:30 – 11:15
Homeroom 11:20 – 12:10
Lunch 12:10 – 12:55
Period 5 12:55 – 1:45
Period 6 1:50 – 2:40
Period 7 2:45 – 3:35
THE DRAMA CLUB MEETING is scheduled for lunch on Tuesday. Thornton
ALL SENIORS, including foreign exchange students, sign up now for Operation Graduation. Registration forms can be picked up and dropped off at the RHS and Career Center offices. If you sign up by May 16 you will be included in the early bird drawing for three $50 cash prizes. Registration deadline is May 23. Office
TENNIS: the following students need to turn tennis uniforms in to Mr. Bauder at the Career Center today.
Bauder
Julia Bregenzer, Emily Bray, Micah Christensen, Amy Miller, Melissa Rucker, Samantha Scott, Rex Amend, Kayson Cooper, and Davide Fregoli.
WRESTLERS need to get all equipment turned in today. Bauder
VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: there will be a meeting Thursday in Mrs. Hammer's room to go over summer activities. Lunch will be served. Weber
WORK EXPERIENCE and CAREER INTERNSHIP Students: Turn in your final assignments and April time sheets by Wednesday. Santee
NHS MEETING Tuesday at 7:45am in Mr. Stoehr's room. We will discuss our final service project for the year.
Stoehr
CWC UPWARD BOUND meeting Wednesday during lunch in room 4 at the Career Center. Nirider
UW UPWARD BOUND/MSIP students meet Wednesday during lunch in Mrs. Newlin’s room. Newlin
FACTS OF THE DAY: 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. Hughes
BIRTHDAY: Janae Crispin
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