The Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville held its weekly meeting on February 27th. Lisa Kim, a former NYSF student and Rotary exchange student, spoke about her experiences. Members were reminded of upcoming events, including the District Conference, a concert at the zoo, and volunteering at the Castle Hill Show. Directors' reports provided updates on club service, community service, youth service, vocational service, and international service. The international director discussed fundraising efforts for polio eradication and several upcoming international events. The meeting concluded with the president's remarks.
The document is an advertisement for a furniture store located in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. It announces that all mattress sets and sheet sets are 50% off, and all sofas are 25% off for their 2016 closeout yellow tag sale. It also advertises a leather sofa and loveseat for $598 that can be taken home today with no interest financing. The store hours are listed as Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm and Sundays from 1pm to 6pm.
The document contains announcements for Samuel Clemens High School for December 5th, 2011. It includes information about upcoming events like an oratorical contest, sign language club, National Honor Society induction, and baseball meeting. It also lists opportunities for scholarships, cookie sales, a holiday outfit contest, and a male pageant featuring young men from grades 10-12 to benefit dance teams. Student profiles are included at the end.
Christ Chapel is announcing several upcoming events including a Mother's Day luncheon on May 12th from 12-2pm at Notre Dame featuring gift baskets for donations. They are also having a Church in the Park event on Memorial Day weekend at St. Pat's Park from 10am with games and contests. Additionally, the Summit 2007 conference will take place June 22-24 at the Century Center with special guests. This Sunday's sermon will focus on discovering true heroes.
The announcements summarize various upcoming events at Samuel Clemens High School including:
1) Congratulating members of the Texas Association of Future Educators for advancing to state competitions.
2) Reminders about parking passes, library fines, UIL competitions and meetings for clubs like HOSA, BPA, and Key Club.
3) Notifying students about class rings being delivered and the deadline to order.
The document provides information about various students of the month at Northridge Middle School, upcoming school activities like spirit week and dances, sports game schedules, and notices about yearbook orders and choir results. It also includes the school lunch menu for several upcoming weeks.
The document provides announcements for campus events at Samuel Clemens High School for the week of October 31st through November 7th. It congratulates two students for qualifying for regional cross country meets. It advertises college visit and recruitment events, theater performances, runs/walks, blood drives, club meetings, athletic games, and more. The summaries highlight the variety of extracurricular activities and events taking place on campus that week.
The document provides announcements for the Samuel Clemens High School campus including notices about upcoming Key Club, FFA, and HOSA meetings. It also provides information about the Angel Tree donation drive, football all-district honors, class ring delivery, scholarship opportunities, and lost and found items. Yearbook advertisements include profiles of students asking about their extracurricular activities, dreams, and ideal Saturday nights.
The Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville held its weekly meeting on February 27th. Lisa Kim, a former NYSF student and Rotary exchange student, spoke about her experiences. Members were reminded of upcoming events, including the District Conference, a concert at the zoo, and volunteering at the Castle Hill Show. Directors' reports provided updates on club service, community service, youth service, vocational service, and international service. The international director discussed fundraising efforts for polio eradication and several upcoming international events. The meeting concluded with the president's remarks.
The document is an advertisement for a furniture store located in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. It announces that all mattress sets and sheet sets are 50% off, and all sofas are 25% off for their 2016 closeout yellow tag sale. It also advertises a leather sofa and loveseat for $598 that can be taken home today with no interest financing. The store hours are listed as Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm and Sundays from 1pm to 6pm.
The document contains announcements for Samuel Clemens High School for December 5th, 2011. It includes information about upcoming events like an oratorical contest, sign language club, National Honor Society induction, and baseball meeting. It also lists opportunities for scholarships, cookie sales, a holiday outfit contest, and a male pageant featuring young men from grades 10-12 to benefit dance teams. Student profiles are included at the end.
Christ Chapel is announcing several upcoming events including a Mother's Day luncheon on May 12th from 12-2pm at Notre Dame featuring gift baskets for donations. They are also having a Church in the Park event on Memorial Day weekend at St. Pat's Park from 10am with games and contests. Additionally, the Summit 2007 conference will take place June 22-24 at the Century Center with special guests. This Sunday's sermon will focus on discovering true heroes.
The announcements summarize various upcoming events at Samuel Clemens High School including:
1) Congratulating members of the Texas Association of Future Educators for advancing to state competitions.
2) Reminders about parking passes, library fines, UIL competitions and meetings for clubs like HOSA, BPA, and Key Club.
3) Notifying students about class rings being delivered and the deadline to order.
The document provides information about various students of the month at Northridge Middle School, upcoming school activities like spirit week and dances, sports game schedules, and notices about yearbook orders and choir results. It also includes the school lunch menu for several upcoming weeks.
The document provides announcements for campus events at Samuel Clemens High School for the week of October 31st through November 7th. It congratulates two students for qualifying for regional cross country meets. It advertises college visit and recruitment events, theater performances, runs/walks, blood drives, club meetings, athletic games, and more. The summaries highlight the variety of extracurricular activities and events taking place on campus that week.
The document provides announcements for the Samuel Clemens High School campus including notices about upcoming Key Club, FFA, and HOSA meetings. It also provides information about the Angel Tree donation drive, football all-district honors, class ring delivery, scholarship opportunities, and lost and found items. Yearbook advertisements include profiles of students asking about their extracurricular activities, dreams, and ideal Saturday nights.
The document contains campus announcements for Samuel Clemens High School on various dates in November 2011. It includes announcements about fall leaves being posted with thanks, pep rally schedules, upcoming performances, sports team results, club meetings, college visit information, ceremonies, and more. The document provides students and faculty with updates and notifications about school activities and events.
- An information session for Yale University will be held on October 6th at Luther Burbank High School to discuss academic programs, campus life, admissions, and financial aid. Registration is encouraged.
- Culinary arts students competed at a fall festival bake-off, with two seniors winning awards for their cakes and bars.
- The football team will play Lockhart High School on Friday night. Tickets can be purchased in the athletic office or at the gate.
The document summarizes a culinary exhibition at the "Sv.Sv.Kiril i Metodi" school featuring traditional Bulgarian Christmas sweets and meals. Students from grades 5 through 7 prepared and presented dishes such as "BANDRAMI" candy made from walnuts in grape juice, "SARALIYA" cheese cake, stuffed peppers, and cabbage rolls. The exhibition showcased the important role of foods like baked pumpkin, apples, fresh fruits and nuts in Bulgarian Christmas celebrations and dinners. Teachers supervised the students as they learned about and presented classic Bulgarian holiday cuisine.
The document provides information about students of the month at Northridge Middle School for November, upcoming school events, lunch menus, signups for newsletters and text alerts, and staff birthdays. It recognizes students for their achievements and responsibility, and keeps parents informed about the school.
The document provides announcements for Samuel Clemens High School. It announces a Thanksgiving leaf writing activity, an upcoming school play, pep rally and blood drive results, university and military recruitment events, athletic games and practices, a Veteran's Day ceremony, and a bowling club match. It also provides updates on fundraising, ceremonies, contests, and deadlines for yearbooks and scholarships.
This document provides a summary of children's programs offered by the South Country Central School District Library from March through May 2014. It lists various programs for different grade levels on topics like Legos, movies, crafts, reading to therapy dogs, and more. Registration is required for most programs and begins on March 3. The goal is to maximize attendance while providing opportunities for residents.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Samuel Clemens High School including a mandatory meeting for students participating in the Relay for Life, details about Project Graduation fundraising events, notices about regional tennis and golf competitions, and important dates for seniors including prom, exams, and graduation.
The document provides announcements for Samuel Clemens High School for the week of October 26, 2011. It includes notices about upcoming swim, soccer, and golf meets; deadlines for college applications and honors programs; campus events like a fall festival, art showcase, and blood drive; and meetings for organizations like FFA, HOSA, FCCLA, Key Club, UIL, and sports teams.
Club 57 is an Oswego High School group of graduates from the Class of 1957 which frequently get together to dine out and discuss old times back in school. This slide show includes a week-end visit July 17-20, 2015, for for Club 57 members at the lake home of Bill and Shelia Perkins in Neshkoro, Wisconsin. The slide show covers that visit and sights viewed in that area of Wisconsin.
This document provides information about various children's programs being offered at the Brookhaven Free Library from August to mid-August, including movie showings, reading clubs, arts and crafts, yoga, games, and an end-of-summer party. Programs are offered for a range of ages from toddlers to grade 6 and cover topics such as reading, music, art, puzzles, and sports. Registration requirements and dates/times are provided for each program.
The document is a school bulletin board from a local newspaper announcing various school and youth-related events and achievements in the area. It includes notices about an upcoming cross-country fun run being organized by the PTO at South Park Elementary to raise money. The 1-mile run is open to all elementary students and will award the school with the most participants $500 for PE equipment. It provides details on registration costs, dates, and how proceeds will support the PTO.
The document describes the various community projects and international service projects supported by the Springfield Rotary Club, including providing clean water in Guatemala, improving literacy in Thailand, and remodeling a school in Ghana. It invites attendees to bid on auction items to support these Rotary Club projects and provides descriptions of auction items including dinners, trips, and donations directly to the club's scholarship fund to support local students.
The document provides information about programs and events at the Brookhaven Free Library in September, October, and November. It announces that iPads are available for use in the library, new library hours including opening on Sundays, and that September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. It also lists and provides details about numerous adult programs, book discussions, movies, and children's programs offered during this time period.
The document provides updates about various school activities and events taking place at the school. It includes information about student awards, volunteer opportunities, sports team practices and games, workshops to assist with college/university applications, and specials being offered in the cafeteria. Key details are announced such as intramural volleyball signups and a full disclosure assembly scheduled for November 26th.
The document provides information about upcoming events at the Brookhaven Free Library in January and February 2014. It announces programs on clearing library fines by donating food, healthier recipe modifications, beating sugar cravings, winter reading challenges, digital download tutorials, and genealogy research tips. It also shares that the library has a new director and congratulates an employee on receiving an award for excellence in service.
This document contains announcements for various school clubs, upcoming college visits and tours, scholarship opportunities, sports tournaments, and lost items. It reminds junior high students to keep their lockers locked. It announces meetings for the Spanish Club and Club Med, and signups for college visits and a Hawaii Pacific University tour. It also lists upcoming basketball and swimming activities, and reminds students to claim items from the lost and found by Friday.
The document summarizes various projects and auction items being supported by the Springfield Rotary Club. It discusses local community projects focused on children's literacy and parks/trails as well as international projects providing clean water, literacy programs, and school renovations. It encourages bidding at the upcoming auction to support these initiatives. Several auction items are described including dinners, trips, scholarships and wine packages.
This document contains a summary of the 2011 season for the Church of the Saviour Upward Basketball League. It lists the team names organized by grade and gender divisions. It also lists the concessions, game day experience team, referees, and league staff including the coach commissioner and director. It concludes by announcing that registration for the next season will open in fall 2012.
This sermon discusses the importance of forgiveness. It uses the metaphor of people carrying heavy packs filled with hurts, grudges, and injuries from others on their backs. It notes that Jesus calls us to take off these packs by forgiving others, just as God forgives us. The sermon references examples like the Amish community forgiving after a school shooting and calls the congregation to consider who they need to forgive on the anniversary of 9/11. It emphasizes that true forgiveness means forgiving limitlessly from the heart, as Christ forgave on the cross.
The document appears to be a program for an Upward Basketball League held at Church of the Saviour in 2012. It lists the different divisions of the league including kindergarten, 1st-2nd grade boys and girls, 3rd-4th grade boys and girls, 5th-6th grade co-ed, and the names of the individual teams playing in each division such as the Li'l Cougars, Jr. Cardinals, Lady Mustangs, Bucks, and Mavericks. It also lists concessions, referees, coaches, and league leadership.
Mark Schnobrich and Lauren S. Lanphear received honors from ISA in 2011. The article discusses ISA's tree planting guide, which provides instructions for selecting trees, preparing the root ball and planting hole, the planting process, and follow-up pruning and maintenance. It aims to accompany ANSI A300 standards for transplanting trees.
This document summarizes a memorial service for Bill Stone held by his family. It discusses his love of cars and tendency to hold onto things for a long time. It describes him as a gentle, kind man with old-fashioned values who loved his family deeply. Bill was a WWII veteran who believed war should always be avoided if possible. The document shares stories that demonstrate Bill's caring, considerate nature and how much joy he brought to his children and grandchildren.
The document contains campus announcements for Samuel Clemens High School on various dates in November 2011. It includes announcements about fall leaves being posted with thanks, pep rally schedules, upcoming performances, sports team results, club meetings, college visit information, ceremonies, and more. The document provides students and faculty with updates and notifications about school activities and events.
- An information session for Yale University will be held on October 6th at Luther Burbank High School to discuss academic programs, campus life, admissions, and financial aid. Registration is encouraged.
- Culinary arts students competed at a fall festival bake-off, with two seniors winning awards for their cakes and bars.
- The football team will play Lockhart High School on Friday night. Tickets can be purchased in the athletic office or at the gate.
The document summarizes a culinary exhibition at the "Sv.Sv.Kiril i Metodi" school featuring traditional Bulgarian Christmas sweets and meals. Students from grades 5 through 7 prepared and presented dishes such as "BANDRAMI" candy made from walnuts in grape juice, "SARALIYA" cheese cake, stuffed peppers, and cabbage rolls. The exhibition showcased the important role of foods like baked pumpkin, apples, fresh fruits and nuts in Bulgarian Christmas celebrations and dinners. Teachers supervised the students as they learned about and presented classic Bulgarian holiday cuisine.
The document provides information about students of the month at Northridge Middle School for November, upcoming school events, lunch menus, signups for newsletters and text alerts, and staff birthdays. It recognizes students for their achievements and responsibility, and keeps parents informed about the school.
The document provides announcements for Samuel Clemens High School. It announces a Thanksgiving leaf writing activity, an upcoming school play, pep rally and blood drive results, university and military recruitment events, athletic games and practices, a Veteran's Day ceremony, and a bowling club match. It also provides updates on fundraising, ceremonies, contests, and deadlines for yearbooks and scholarships.
This document provides a summary of children's programs offered by the South Country Central School District Library from March through May 2014. It lists various programs for different grade levels on topics like Legos, movies, crafts, reading to therapy dogs, and more. Registration is required for most programs and begins on March 3. The goal is to maximize attendance while providing opportunities for residents.
The document provides information about upcoming events at Samuel Clemens High School including a mandatory meeting for students participating in the Relay for Life, details about Project Graduation fundraising events, notices about regional tennis and golf competitions, and important dates for seniors including prom, exams, and graduation.
The document provides announcements for Samuel Clemens High School for the week of October 26, 2011. It includes notices about upcoming swim, soccer, and golf meets; deadlines for college applications and honors programs; campus events like a fall festival, art showcase, and blood drive; and meetings for organizations like FFA, HOSA, FCCLA, Key Club, UIL, and sports teams.
Club 57 is an Oswego High School group of graduates from the Class of 1957 which frequently get together to dine out and discuss old times back in school. This slide show includes a week-end visit July 17-20, 2015, for for Club 57 members at the lake home of Bill and Shelia Perkins in Neshkoro, Wisconsin. The slide show covers that visit and sights viewed in that area of Wisconsin.
This document provides information about various children's programs being offered at the Brookhaven Free Library from August to mid-August, including movie showings, reading clubs, arts and crafts, yoga, games, and an end-of-summer party. Programs are offered for a range of ages from toddlers to grade 6 and cover topics such as reading, music, art, puzzles, and sports. Registration requirements and dates/times are provided for each program.
The document is a school bulletin board from a local newspaper announcing various school and youth-related events and achievements in the area. It includes notices about an upcoming cross-country fun run being organized by the PTO at South Park Elementary to raise money. The 1-mile run is open to all elementary students and will award the school with the most participants $500 for PE equipment. It provides details on registration costs, dates, and how proceeds will support the PTO.
The document describes the various community projects and international service projects supported by the Springfield Rotary Club, including providing clean water in Guatemala, improving literacy in Thailand, and remodeling a school in Ghana. It invites attendees to bid on auction items to support these Rotary Club projects and provides descriptions of auction items including dinners, trips, and donations directly to the club's scholarship fund to support local students.
The document provides information about programs and events at the Brookhaven Free Library in September, October, and November. It announces that iPads are available for use in the library, new library hours including opening on Sundays, and that September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. It also lists and provides details about numerous adult programs, book discussions, movies, and children's programs offered during this time period.
The document provides updates about various school activities and events taking place at the school. It includes information about student awards, volunteer opportunities, sports team practices and games, workshops to assist with college/university applications, and specials being offered in the cafeteria. Key details are announced such as intramural volleyball signups and a full disclosure assembly scheduled for November 26th.
The document provides information about upcoming events at the Brookhaven Free Library in January and February 2014. It announces programs on clearing library fines by donating food, healthier recipe modifications, beating sugar cravings, winter reading challenges, digital download tutorials, and genealogy research tips. It also shares that the library has a new director and congratulates an employee on receiving an award for excellence in service.
This document contains announcements for various school clubs, upcoming college visits and tours, scholarship opportunities, sports tournaments, and lost items. It reminds junior high students to keep their lockers locked. It announces meetings for the Spanish Club and Club Med, and signups for college visits and a Hawaii Pacific University tour. It also lists upcoming basketball and swimming activities, and reminds students to claim items from the lost and found by Friday.
The document summarizes various projects and auction items being supported by the Springfield Rotary Club. It discusses local community projects focused on children's literacy and parks/trails as well as international projects providing clean water, literacy programs, and school renovations. It encourages bidding at the upcoming auction to support these initiatives. Several auction items are described including dinners, trips, scholarships and wine packages.
This document contains a summary of the 2011 season for the Church of the Saviour Upward Basketball League. It lists the team names organized by grade and gender divisions. It also lists the concessions, game day experience team, referees, and league staff including the coach commissioner and director. It concludes by announcing that registration for the next season will open in fall 2012.
This sermon discusses the importance of forgiveness. It uses the metaphor of people carrying heavy packs filled with hurts, grudges, and injuries from others on their backs. It notes that Jesus calls us to take off these packs by forgiving others, just as God forgives us. The sermon references examples like the Amish community forgiving after a school shooting and calls the congregation to consider who they need to forgive on the anniversary of 9/11. It emphasizes that true forgiveness means forgiving limitlessly from the heart, as Christ forgave on the cross.
The document appears to be a program for an Upward Basketball League held at Church of the Saviour in 2012. It lists the different divisions of the league including kindergarten, 1st-2nd grade boys and girls, 3rd-4th grade boys and girls, 5th-6th grade co-ed, and the names of the individual teams playing in each division such as the Li'l Cougars, Jr. Cardinals, Lady Mustangs, Bucks, and Mavericks. It also lists concessions, referees, coaches, and league leadership.
Mark Schnobrich and Lauren S. Lanphear received honors from ISA in 2011. The article discusses ISA's tree planting guide, which provides instructions for selecting trees, preparing the root ball and planting hole, the planting process, and follow-up pruning and maintenance. It aims to accompany ANSI A300 standards for transplanting trees.
This document summarizes a memorial service for Bill Stone held by his family. It discusses his love of cars and tendency to hold onto things for a long time. It describes him as a gentle, kind man with old-fashioned values who loved his family deeply. Bill was a WWII veteran who believed war should always be avoided if possible. The document shares stories that demonstrate Bill's caring, considerate nature and how much joy he brought to his children and grandchildren.
The document is an announcement for the 4th annual International Arboriculture Summit to be held in Hong Kong from November 17-19, 2011. The summit will focus on balancing trees and urban spaces, with a focus on trees below ground, including tree root development, soils, and managing trees in the urban environment. It provides details on the schedule, speakers, and registration information.
This document discusses the importance and challenges of forgiveness from a Christian perspective. It begins by stating that forgiveness is central to the good news of Jesus Christ and Christian living. It then explores why people have difficulty forgiving when hurt by others, and the negative effects of holding onto resentment instead of forgiving. The document provides biblical examples of forgiveness and distinguishes true forgiveness from forgetting, condoning, or absolving wrongs. It emphasizes that forgiveness is a process requiring strength, and discusses how prayer and focusing on God's unconditional love can help people forgive from the heart. Overall, the document promotes forgiveness as a way to find freedom, healing, and peace.
2013-14 Volume 4: February / Honors IssueMBHS_SandS
The article summarizes changes to the physics curriculum at Mountain Brook High School that aim to make physics courses more accessible to students of varying ability levels. Next year, there will be three levels of physics offered - high school, algebra-based, and calculus-based - divided between four courses: regular physics, AP Physics I, AP Physics II, and AP Physics C. The changes are intended to allow more students to engage with physics regardless of their math skills or interests.
The women's soccer team at Chico State has 19 freshmen on its roster this season, making it a very young team. However, the coach is excited about the new players and believes they are talented. The team is focusing on developing team chemistry and culture to build a foundation for success. The 11 returning players will provide leadership, and the coach expects them to have a big impact on the season. The overall goal is for the team to shine and build off its strong finish last season.
Chico State Athletics - The "Gambino" AwardAndrew Gambino
The women's soccer team at Chico State has 19 freshmen on its roster this season, making it a very young team. However, the coach is excited about the new players and believes they are talented. The team is focusing on developing team chemistry and culture to build a foundation for success. The 11 returning players will provide leadership, and the coach expects them to have a big impact on the season. The overall goal is for the team to shine and build off its strong finish last season.
Announcements- Tuesday November 13, 2018Ken Stayner
This document provides information about upcoming events at SCI including spirit days, dances, sports games and practices being cancelled or rescheduled, club meetings, field trips and volunteer opportunities. Information is also provided about medical school and college/university info sessions as well as local job opportunities such as snow shoveling, gift wrapping and yard maintenance.
The Meridian High School Boys Basketball Team is named a Grand Marshal of the 2009 Fall Festival for winning the 2008-2009 Class 1A state championship. The team finished the season 31-2 and won several conference and regional titles on their way to the school's first ever state championship. They enjoyed strong community support and celebration after their championship victory.
The Handicapping and Course Rating Committee worked to provide course and slope ratings for 34 golf courses in Iowa and Western Illinois in 2013, rating 98 tees for men and 50 tees for women. Having current ratings allows golfers to post scores from different tees to establish a handicap index and compete on an equitable basis. The committee aims to provide this important service in a timely manner.
The article discusses a holiday toy drive held at Mountain Brook High School to benefit the Toys for Tots charity program. Junior Sophia Giovanelli organized the event with the school's SGA. Students were encouraged to wear tacky holiday sweaters and donate new, unwrapped toys. The goal was to collect as many toys as possible to deliver a message of hope to less fortunate children during the holidays. All donated toys would be given to the local Toys for Tots coordinator to distribute in the community.
The document provides an update on the Northeastern Women's Basketball program. It discusses coaching changes, recapping recent games, and previewing upcoming games. It introduces the new head coach, Kelly Cole, and her coaching staff. It also provides highlights and recaps from recent games and invites fans to upcoming home games.
The document contains several announcements for students at SCI including: a call for donations to help the Georgian Triangle Animal Shelter, the dodgeball tournament schedule posted outside the Phys Ed office, lunch specials and soup of the day, the upcoming Christmas concert, the Hour of Code computer program event results, information on the Ray's Place scholarship workshop, a request for baby pictures for the yearbook, Plaid Day for homeroom points, various sports team results and schedules, a call for graduating student poll responses, the drama festival meeting, and R&B band practice time.
Scott Luker Organized 3rd Annual Charity Golf Outing In October 2011parker8
Scott Luker's Jefferson Challenger Sports Leagues held its 3rd Annual Charity Golf Outing in October 2011. This charity outing was organized at the Crystal Springs Golf Club in the hills of North Jersey. The plethora of prizes for the game were donated by the sponsors of the tournaments that included local businesses and Jefferson families. The event organizers, other than Scott for 3rd Annual Charity Golf Outing were Paul Dring, Tom DeVries, and Kelly Albertson. Scott Luker described that the Challenger Leagues are a 3 sport organization, which gives an athletic drive to the children with special needs within the region.
This document provides participation numbers and highlights for the fall, winter, and spring athletic seasons of Dunlap High School and Dunlap Valley Middle School. Some of the key highlights include Dunlap High School girls' tennis winning the IHSA sectional, 21 state meet qualifiers in track, and the Dunlap Valley Middle School cross country and cheer teams having strong state showings. Looking ahead, the schools aim to improve facilities and increase positive parent engagement for athletics.
This document provides participation numbers and highlights for athletics at Dunlap High School, Dunlap Valley Middle School, and Dunlap Middle School for the 2012-2013 school year. Some of the key highlights include Dunlap High School girls' tennis winning the IHSA sectional, 21 state meet qualifiers in track between boys and girls, and Dunlap Valley Middle School being selected as the IESA Division F Sportsmanship Award winner. Dunlap Middle School had success in cross country, cheerleading, and track, with their girls' cross country team placing 5th in class 2A at state and their cheerleading team winning the IESA large team cheer state championship.
The document summarizes the snowboarding accomplishments of 14-year-old Lavallette resident Alex Atno. It details how he got into snowboarding through his older brother at age 7 and has since excelled, recently placing third in Rail Jam and fifth in Slope Style at the USA Snowboard Association National Championships. This qualified him for higher-level future competitions. It also discusses his background in skiing from a young age through a family passion for the sport and how he eventually switched fully to snowboarding.
The document discusses a new polar bear exhibit at the Pittsburgh Zoo, featuring two new polar bears named Koda and Nuke who were brought from the Denver Zoo. It also mentions plans to build a replica pier town habitat to house sea otters and walruses, with the goal of educating visitors on threats to polar bear populations from issues like overfishing and climate change. A senior student is recognized for her academic and athletic achievements with an "Extra Effort Award."
Girls hockey fees and forms are due Tuesday. Junior and senior boys basketball tryouts are Thursday at 2:30pm. Snow ball semi-formal tickets are on sale at lunch in the lobby for $5 in advance or $10 at the door on November 25th. Community service hours are available for high school students volunteering at a volleyball tournament on November 12th. Boys hockey will meet at the beginning of lunch in room 217. Senior girls volleyball tryouts are this week on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Southern Ohio Chapter Meetings 2015-2016Arielle Insel
This document provides information about lacrosse programs and events in the Southern Ohio chapter for 2015-2016. It lists national and chapter lacrosse membership statistics, meeting dates, coaching training events, all-American honorees, program leaders, important dates for various leagues, and fee schedules. The chapter aims to teach lacrosse, emphasize sportsmanship, and provide resources to support members. Break-out sessions were scheduled to discuss preparation for the upcoming 2016 season across various youth, middle school, and high school leagues.
This document provides information about lacrosse programs and events in the Southern Ohio chapter for 2015-2016. It lists national and chapter lacrosse membership statistics, meeting dates, coaching training events, all-American honorees, program leaders, important dates for various leagues, and fee schedules. The chapter aims to teach lacrosse, emphasize sportsmanship, and provide resources to support members. Break-out sessions were scheduled to discuss preparation for the upcoming 2016 season across various youth, middle school, and high school leagues.
The Holy Names Academy gymnastics team had a successful season, winning the Metro League and District titles and finishing second at the state tournament. Individual gymnast Elena Fowler won first place in the vault competition at state. The basketball team also had academic success, repeating as state academic champions with a combined 3.885 GPA. The spring sports season is beginning with softball, lacrosse, tennis, track, and ultimate frisbee. Parents are reminded of important dates like the spring sports meeting on March 7th and informed on how to follow scores online. The school also provides opportunities to purchase team branded apparel.
The document provides updates on various Mount athletics programs and events. It announces that Winter Homecoming weekend will be held on January 25th, featuring a hall of fame luncheon and men's and women's basketball doubleheader. It also announces that registration is open for the second annual Around the Mount Triathlon on April 25th. Updates are provided on the recent performances of the men's and women's basketball and track and field teams as their seasons continue into conference play.
This document summarizes several events that took place at a high school talent show and coffeehouse. It discusses the winners of the talent show, including a trio of string players who won first prize, two singers who tied for second prize, and two drummers who won third prize. It then describes the annual Coffeehouse event, where students perform musical acts, sketches, and other talents. It discusses the experienced student hosts, technical crew, and performances. The document highlights several performers and their positive experiences at the events.
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This document outlines the divisions, teams, and organizational structure of the 2011 Church of the Saviour Upward Basketball League. It lists the kindergarten, 1st-2nd grade, 3rd-4th grade, and 5th-6th grade divisions and the teams in each. It also notes concessions, referees, and the league director and coach commissioner who oversaw the organization of the league.
The document is a statement from the Coalition for Urban Ash Tree Conservation endorsing ash tree conservation as part of emerald ash borer (EAB) management programs. It argues that cost-effective insecticide treatments are available to preserve ash trees during EAB outbreaks and that treatment, combined with removal of unhealthy trees, can help maintain the integrity of urban forests. While removal was initially attempted to control EAB, current research supports treatment as an effective and environmentally sound strategy, especially when the economic and environmental benefits of ash trees are considered.
Coach Thompson provides a summary of each player on the Edison High School varsity basketball team. He describes the captains as talented but lacking communication with him. The coach favors some players over others based on arbitrary attributes rather than skills. To win, the coach says the team must see everyone as equally important, check personal feelings at the door, and avoid cliques among grade levels.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document is a eulogy given by Lauren Lanphear to honor her father Bill Lanphear. In 3 sentences:
Lauren shares how her father instilled self-confidence in her and others through his words and actions. She discusses the many life lessons he taught through his faith, patience, leadership and more. Lauren expresses how blessed she feels to have had such a loving father who touched so many lives and shares her gratitude for the time they had together.
The document provides information about the Parade the Circle event organized by University Circle and sponsored by additional supporters. The event will take place on June 11, 2011 and include a parade as well as ongoing entertainment and food options throughout the day. Special thanks are given to several local organizations for their contributions.
Shirley Apisdorf saw the world through love-colored glasses and radiated love and wisdom to all who knew her. The speaker reflects on meeting Shirley as a teenager through her son Jeff and the lasting impact she had on him and their friend group. Through short, impactful phrases and her welcoming nature in her home, Shirley imparted life lessons of acceptance, kindness, and seeing the good in others. She was like a second mother to them and helped guide them through important life decisions and hard times with her insightful yet succinct advice. Shirley had a profound positive influence on the speaker and their friends, making them all better people.
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The Heights Observer Vol 04 Issue 11
1. Open to boys and girls (K-sixth grade) - No experience
needed - One hour practice and one hour game weekly -
Games January-March - Evaluations start December 5
Register now through December 19 online at
www.chsaviour.org or call (216) 321-8880,
Ext. 257 to
request an application packet
All practices and games played at
Church of the Saviour
2537 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights
(one block north of Fairmount)
Registration $80 per child.
Save $15 per child if you register before December 1.
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2. Upward basketball begins third season in January
Rhonda Dorfman end-of-period shots. Because of these played in the new multipurpose building at the Lee Road Library or at Church
unique rules, games are always finished at Church of the Saviour. Concessions of the Saviour, 2537 Lee Road. Early
Imagine a kids’ basketball league where within a set time period. and halftime entertainment are part of registration, by Dec. 1, is $65; regular
every child gets to play in every game, The time commitment is two each game. registration is $80; and late registra-
every child is welcomed regardless of his hours each week: one hour of practice Parents may register children online tion, after Dec. 10, is $90. Active-duty
or her skill level, and every child learns on weekday evenings and one hour of at upward@chsaviour.org or call 216 military families receive a discount.
not only great basketball skills but also play on Saturday morning or early af- 321-8880 (ext 257) for information or to
important life values. That league will ternoon. request a brochure. Brochures are also Rhonda Dorfman is an Upward Basketball
again be a reality at Church of the Sav- All of the Upward games will be available outside the Family Center volunteer.
iour on Lee Road when a third season of
Upward Basketball begins on Jan. 21.
Last year, more than 125 children
participated in Upward Basketball at Pavilion Skating Club member to compete in U.S. Skating midwest Sectionals
Church of the Saviour. Designed for
boys and girls in kindergarten through Catherine Butler emy, and also takes classes at Tri-C. She
sixth grade, Upward is the world’s larg- is a member of the Junior Honor Society
est Christian sports program for kids. Pavilion Skating Club (PSC) member and received the President’s Award for
It was created with a vision to provide Kimmie Berkovich, who took fourth Academic Excellence last year.
the best sports experience possible for place at the U.S. Figure Skating Re- Berkovich lives in South Euclid and
every child. gional Championships, will compete has been skating at the Cleveland Heights
Upward is a unique league where at the U.S. Figure Skating Midwest ice rink since 2001, when she started
players always have guaranteed play Sectionals in November. Learn to Skate lessons at age three. Berk-
time. “Parents will watch their kids get Berkovich competed in Novice ovich had frequent colds as a child, and
exercise, have fun and make friends, and Ladies Freestyle. It was her first year her parents hoped she would get stronger
learn what’s great about basketball,” said at the novice level. There were a to- and healthier by skating. Her coach urged
Lauren Lanphear, the league’s director. tal of 40 girls organized into three her to continue lessons.
The first games will be played on Jan. qualifying-round groups, representing After taking a summer off, Berk-
21, and the season will conclude with seven states. In the qualifying round, ovich returned, joined the Pavilion
an awards celebration on March 18. Berkovich skated her long program and Skating Club, and has been training ever
Skill assessments will take place on placed first. since. While she skated in the Junior
Dec. 5, 6, and 10 for the sole purpose of PSC had three skaters in the Nov- Club for a couple of years, she always
fairly balancing the teams. No previous ice Ladies Final Round: Berkovich, Lexi preferred to train with the older kids.
basketball experience is required, and Petkovic (8th place) and Alexandra Berkovich has been working with coach
every child is welcome. Upward was Smola (14th place). Molly German since March 2006. It
designed to teach basketball skills and Midwest Sectionals will be held in has been a successful partnership that
to bring out the winner in every child. Fort Collins, Colo., Nov. 16–19. Berk- has enabled her to grow as a person
“You will not find the win-at-all-costs ovich will compete against skaters from and a skater. She also works with Chip
mentality,” said Lanphear. 23 states. She will also be competing in Rossbach, Erin Paglio and Jackie Miles.
courtesy kimmie berkoVich
Upward Basketball utilizes a unique Intermediate Ice Dancing with partner Berkovich’s long and short programs for
game format. Games consist of two Micah Jaffe. Last year, Berkovich and this competition season were choreo-
18-minute halves and an 8-minute half Jaffe finished fifth in Juvenile Ice Danc- graphed by Yuka Sato from Detroit.
time. Possession alternates in jump ball ing at the U.S. Figure Skating Junior
situations. There are no timeouts, and Nationals. Catherine Butler is a Cleveland Heights
Kimmie berkovich
3.25” ball possession changes at the end of Berkovich is a sophomore in the jewelry artist who also figure skates and is a
each 6-minute segment to encourage K–12 Online School, Ohio Virtual Acad- member of the Pavilion Skating Club.