Anna Local Schools - Announcements November 10th November 14th

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1 November 10 The representative from the University of Dayton will be here on Monday and Tuesday. If you would like to attend, please sign up outside of the guidance office today or tomorrow. Fall sports awards program, Monday, November 10th, 7:30pm in Milliette Auditorium Congratulations to Jordan Jurosic. Jordan received the Honda-OSU Partnership Program math Medal Award for Anna. There will be a breif NHS meeting for all current members on Tuesday morning at 7:40am in Mrs Bey's room. Please plan to attend. Congratulations to all students who were involved in the Night of One Acts. The performers, directors, and stage crew all did a great job, and all of the plays were well-done and entertaining. Also, thanks to Mr. Brautigam and Mrs. Rivera for their guidance. Thanks for a great job by everyone who were involved in the Night of One Acts. HS cheerleading practice is here tonight instead of the Elem. Quote of the Day: Yesterday is ashes; tomorrow is wood. Only today does the fire burn brightly. - Eskimo Proverb I d like to thank Mrs. Wentz and the student council members who provided and served the MS/HS staff with a delicious hot lunch on Friday after conferences. Everyone likes to feel appreciated and that we did Thank you! No channel 1 today. Student Council Members: This is a reminder for our Veteran's Lunch on Tuesday, November 11th. Please meet at the 7th grade doors at 10:00 a.m. and dress up. Lunch schedule for Tuesday will change due to the providing lunch for over 100 Veterans: 10:50-11:20 7th and 8th grade lunch (all 8th grade will go at this time) 11:20-12:20 (both HS lunches) 12:20-12:50 6th grade lunch Also, the line in the cafeteria will not serve ala carte tomorrow, but the line entering through the kitchen will still serve ala cart items. We will have one more night of conferences, so if you did not get signed-up yet, you can do so now. Conferences will be held this Thursday from 5-8:30. It is very important that you and your parents attend this round of conferences.

2 November 10 Students Showing Rocket Behavior: Audrey Prenger for picking up paper towels in restroom area given by Mrs. Eshleman.Patrick Owings for picking up paper towels on floor around sink area given by Mrs. Shoemaker. Birthdays today: Landon Caskey Lunch today: Hot Dogs, Baked Beans, Pears, Frozen Fudge bars, Milk Tomorrow: Chicken Nuggets, Broccoli, Mandarin Oragnes, Jello, Milk Tomorrow is the Veteran's Day Program. Please bring down your Math-a-Thon donations after announcements. competition. Have you lost anything? Check out the lost and found table in front of the office. Fact of the Day: A jellyfish is 95% water. November 11 The Jostens rep will be here to deliver you class ring on Wednesday November 19th before school in the courtyard. Payments of cash or money order only at school- no checks. If you want to order a class ring, bring a $50 deposit and see the representative. Seniors if you did not turn in your graduation order you can also do that on the 19th. Activities:: Veterans Day today Quote of the Day: We know nothing of tomorrow; our business is to be good and happy today. - Sydney Smith The Book Fair is going on all this week in the library. Davey hates the crowded hotel room he's forced to share with family during a Florida Keys vacation. With a favorite book in hand, he sneaks out of the room before anyone else is awake, headed for the quiet morning beach. Hypnotized by the sparkling waters, Davey decides to take a little swim. Forget the faded "No swimming" sign! When a strong undertow pulls him further and further out to the sea, Davey frantically learns he is surrounded by treacherous waters and sharks! Now he's fighting just to get out of this alive! Check out "Surrounded by Sharks" by Michael Northrop available at the book fair. Also from Mrs. Rivera tickets for the prescreening of Mockingjay Part 1 are now on sale in the IMC. Choir students will need to be at the 7th grade doors by 8:15 today to leave for the veteran s day music program practice and again at 1:15 to go back to the Elementary for the program. You will be walking to and from the Elem. as long as it is not raining.

3 Student Council Members: This is a reminder for our Veteran's Lunch today. Please meet at the 7th grade doors at 10:00. Lunch schedule for today will change due to providing lunch for over 100 Veterans: 10:50-11:20 7th and 8th grade lunch (all 8th grade will go at this time) 11:20-12:20 (both HS lunches) 12:20-12:50 6th grade lunch Also, the line in the cafeteria will not serve ala carte today, but the line entering through the kitchen will still serve ala cart items. Teachers the Airstream Mobile classroom will be here tomorrow and Thurs. Please check your for availability. If there are no time slots left for you to take your classes out, you are still welcome to check it out during our free times. There is a fire drill scheduled for 10:35 today. We will have one more night of conferences, so if you did not get signed-up yet, you can do so now. Conferences will be held this Thursday from 5-8:30. It is very important that you and your parents attend this round of conferences. November 11 Students Showing Rocket Behavior: Lindsey Thornhill for working hard in Mrs. Stewart's room given by Mrs. Dziedzic. Ava McIntyre for picking up trash from under cafeteria tables from Mrs. Dunn. Birthdays today: Addie Wannemacher Lunch today: Chicken Nuggets, Broccoli, Mandarin Oranges, Jello, Milk Tomorrow: Tenderloin Sandwich, Carrots, Sliced Apples, Blueberry Muffin, Milk Today is the Veteran's Day Program. Please bring down your Math-a-Thon donations after announcements. competition. Time is running out. If you want to have a lead on other class on the next competition, bring in your sunny d labels Have you lost anything? Check out the lost and found table in front of the office. Fact of the Day: There are 63,360 inches in a mile.

4 November 12 The Jostens rep will be here to deliver you class ring on Wednesday November 19th before school in the courtyard. Payments of cash or money order only at school- no checks. If you want to order a class ring, bring a $50 deposit and see the representative. Seniors if you did not turn in your graduation order you can also do that on the 19th. Quote of the Day: Faced with what is right, to leave it undone shows a lack of courage. - Confucius I d like to thank Mrs. Wentz, the student council members, the choir, and all staff such as our custodians, cafeteria staff and teachers for all the work and patriotism that went into the veteran s luncheon yesterday. It certainly was a warm and caring way to serve the very soldiers who have served our country. The 7th and 8th grade lego team is requested to meet in Mrs. Hemmelgarn s room right after announcements. The lego robotics team will be meeting in the Airstream Mobile Classroom today from 12:20-@1:30 for an engineering lesson. Speaking of the Airstream Mobile Classroom.teachers, please plan to stop out today on the south side just right outside the buzz-in doors to learn more about the workforce partnership program. All 12 student council members and Mrs. Wentz have been invited to eat Subway lunch in the Mobile Classroom on Thursday during 5B. All choir students are invited to donuts and juice with Mrs. Endsley in the cafeteria this Friday from 7:45-8:10. The Book Fair is going on all this week in the library. Though Raina begged her parents for a little sister, Amara isn't quite what she was picturing. She's little, and she's a sister, but in every other way, she's not living up to Raina's expectations. She likes to be by herself, even when Raina wants to play. She likes to use Raina's stuff, even when Raina says how. And she wants a pet snake, even though Raina thinks snakes are creepy. Even though they are alike, they couldn't be more different. So how will they survive a week-long road trip together? It's going to be a bumpy ride! See how it ends in the book" Sisters" by Raina Telgemeir. Also from Mrs. Rivera tickets for the prescreening of Mockingjay Part 1 are now on sale in the IMC. We will have one more night of conferences, so if you did not get signed-up yet, you can do so now. Conferences will be held this Thursday from 5-8:30. It is very important that you and your parents attend this round of conferences. Students the temperature today was 34 degrees which is near freezinam temps. The rest of the week will be well below freezing temps., so we will begin entering the building at 7:45. We will meet in the cafeteria until 7:57.

5 November 12 Students Showing Rocket Behavior: Dillyn Stettler for working hard in Mrs. Stewart's room given by Mrs. Dziedzic. Nora Aiken for cleaning up the restroom area given by Mrs. Eshleman Birthdays today: Madilynn Shannon, Aubrey Swob, Kelcey Swob Lunch today: Tenderloin Sandwich, Carrots, Sliced Apples, Blueberry Muffin, Milk Tomorrow: Chicken Wrap, Corn, Black Beans, Pineapple, Chocolate Chip Milk The Cub Scouts will be sponsoring a "Pay it Forward Program" to help our local food pantry. Next week, items can be brought in from November 17-21st. They will be collecting food items, toiletries (toilet paper, facial tissues, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant. Baby items: diapers, wipes, lotions, soap, baby food. Pop Tab Collection: The Student Council will be sponsoring a Pop tab contest the entire month of January. Over the coming holidays, start collecting but keep the pop tabs at home till January. The Student Council will let you know when the competition begins. Please bring down your Math-a-Thon donations after announcements. If you want to have a lead on other class on the next competition, bring in your Sunny d labels competition. Have you lost anything? Check out the lost and found table in front of the office. Fact of the Day: Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world. November 13 The Jostens rep will be here to deliver you class ring on Wednesday November 19th before school in the courtyard. Payments of cash or money order only at school- no checks. If you want to order a class ring, bring a $50 deposit and see the representative. Seniors if you did not turn in your graduation order you can also do that on the 19th. There will be a high school Science Olympiad meeting Friday at 7:45. Please turn in your event selections by the end of the day today, if you have not already done so. Activities: Parent/Teacher Conferences 5:00-8:30pm Quote of the Day: This day is all that is good and fair. It is too dear, with its hopes and invitations, to waste a moment on yesterdays. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

6 Students just a reminder that once you enter the building, all electronics must be turned-off and put away. Therefore, we should not have any ipods, phones, etc. out in the cafeteria in the morning. All student council members and Mrs. Wentz will be treated to a lunch in the mobile classroom today. 6th graders SC (Dylan Seigle, Ashley Zimpfer, Abigail Pleiman, and Haley Muter) there is a slight change you will now go to the mobile classroom during your lunch time instead of 5B. There will be a short discussion about leadership and a wonderful Subway lunch. Tomorrow morning, I d like all choir students to join me in the courtyard at 7:45 for donuts and juice to celebrate your great successes on the veteran s day performance. Also from Mrs. Rivera tickets for the prescreening of Mockingjay Part 1 are on sale in the IMC. Everyone makes mistakes. Sometimes, epic failures even lead to super successes... sometimes they become deep dark secrets. But remember to fail is human, to laugh about our shortcomings divine. From Montezuma II s mistaking a conqueror for a god to Isaac Newton turning from science to alchemy to J. Bruce Ismay s jumping the lifeboat line on thetitanic,~ This book, How They Choked,~knocks fourteen famous achievers off their pedestals to reveal the human side of history. We will have one more night of conferences, so if you did not get signed-up yet, you can do so now. Conferences will be held this Thursday from 5-8:30. It is very important that you and your parents attend this round of conferences. November 13 Students Showing Rocket Behavior: Gordon Batchelder for picking up extra in trash in the cafeteria given by Mrs. Swiger. Dana Pleiman for helping a friend at lunch given by Mrs. Dunn. Birthdays today: Breelyn Berner, Jayce Billing Lunch today: Chicken Wrap, Corn, Black Beans, Pineapple, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Milk Tomorrow: Pepperoni Pizza Rippers, Romaine Salad, Peaches, Frozen Fruit Juice, MILk The Cub Scouts will be sponsoring a "Pay it Forward Program" to help our local food pantry. Next week, items can be brought in from November 17-21st. They will be collecting food items, toiletries (toilet paper, facial tissues, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant. Baby items: diapers, wipes, lotions, soap, baby food. If you want to have a lead on other class on the next competition, bring in your Sunny d labels competition. Have you lost anything? Check out the lost and found table in front of the office. Fact of the Day: Panda bear eats up to 16 hours a day.

7 November 14 The Jostens rep will be here to deliver you class ring on Wednesday November 19th before school in the courtyard. Payments of cash or money order only at school- no checks. If you want to order a class ring, bring a $50 deposit and see the representative. Seniors if you did not turn in your graduation order you can also do that on the 19th. No channel one today, but you can stream it live. Order forms available in HS office for the 2014 Rocket Athletic Boosters Clothing Sale. Forms are due back in November 20th. Activities: FCCLA National Cluster Meeting We-Are-It Conference Book Club lock-in 3:30-10:00 pm Sunday: Football banquet 5:00 pm Quote of the Day: Some people are making such thorough preparation for rainy days that they aren t enjoying today s sunshine. - William Feather No Channel 1 today Several 7th and 8th grade girls will be spending the day at Edison College for the We Are It conference. We hope they enjoy the experience. Good Luck to our Lego Robotics Team in their competition tomorrow. Detentions tonight will be held in Mrs. Powell s classroom. Saturday School will be held tomorrow in the IMC from 8-11:30. Students who need to be here for this will need to arrive by 7:55 at the south doors. Students just a reminder that once you enter the building, all electronics must be turned-off and put away. Therefore, we should not have any ipods, phones, etc. out in the cafeteria in the morning. Mrs. Rivera tickets for the prescreening of Mockingjay Part 1 What comes to mind when you picture being trapped in an ancient prison? The real ones might surprise you! The Roman Coliseum held 50,000 spectators and staged many cruel shows. Prisoners were executed or forced to fight wild animals. England's Fleet Prison held inmates who were starved until they caught and ate mice! In France's Bastille, prisoners might be held for decades, never seeing daylight! And it gets even worse! You'll enjoy reading about these creepy buildings, but you won't want to make a reservation in one anytime soon!

8 November 14 Students Showing Rocket Behavior: Sophia Brewer for pushing in chairs without being asked given by Mrs. Egbert. Callie Gehret for cleaning up the restroom area given by Mrs. Eshleman. Birthdays today: Carter Evans, Ryan Noll, Alexander McNeal Saturday: Triston Skinner, Ethan Eckenwiler Sunday: Makenna Pettus, Sam McClay, Grant Beckman Lunch today: Pepperoni Pizza Rippers, Romaine Salad, Peaches, Frozen Fruit Julice, Milk Monday: Chicken Patty, Pennsylvania Blend, Mixed Fruit, Sugar Cookie, Milk The Cub Scouts will be sponsoring a "Pay it Forward Program" to help our local food pantry. Next week, items can be brought in from November 17-21st. They will be collecting food items, toiletries (toilet paper, facial tissues, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant. Baby items: diapers, wipes, lotions, soap, baby food. If you want to have a lead on other class on the next competition, bring in your Sunny d labels competition. Fact of the Day: Snails can sleep for up to three years.