MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Sr. Boy's Soccer - To all Soccer players interested in playing Sr. Boy's Soccer this year, try-outs begin next Tuesday Feb. 11th, promptly at 7:00 p.m. until 8:30. Further info will follow after the 1st tryout. Thanks
Are you interested in playing hockey and getting a high school credit? Well we here at St. Anne have a course for you. The hockey course is open to boys and girls, from beginners to AAA players. Check out the posters for around the school for the course code or see Mr. Burke in rm 175 for more hockey details.
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St. Anne will be hosting a blood donor clinic in the gym on Friday, February 14th, and we are counting on your support. So Here's the Scoop – no tattoos or piercings within the last six months – you must be feeling well, have had something to eat and drink – there is a height-weigh minimum, and you must bring identification such as a student card or drivers license.
A sign-up sheet will be available in your homeroom class. You must also submit a permission slip to your homeroom teacher. If you have any other questions or concerns, please see Mrs. Maurovic in room 219. Don't delay, schedule your life-saving appointment today! Remember, it's in you to give!
Please release the girl hockey players at 2:00, today for their playoff game vs Sandwich.
Athletes of the Week
This week's winners are:
Marissa McNaughton - not only is Marissa an incredible athlete, she is an intuitive defensive player with great reaction skills and ability. She has also been pushed into a bigger role by injury of players on the team.
She played a fantastic set of games at the all Catholic tournament.
Nic Seguin - Nick back stopped the boy's hockey team to a pair of wins last week allowing only one goal in the two games combined. Great job Nic.
Could both of these athletes report to Mrs. VanBeeks room for their picture please - preferably period 4.
Are you in grade 10? Are you interested in taking Peer leadership in Grade 11. In that course we work in the school community tutoring students, we go to Muskoka , we take a leadership role in school events and we fundraise.
If this interests you then choose Peer leadership in your course selections. All you need is an overall average of 70%. Pick up the application in Guidance and include it with you course choice form. The course code is GPP 301.
On Friday, February 28th there will be a period one buy-out for classes interested in attending our 2014 Sears Ontario Drama Festival performance entitled "A Tale of Every Other Person." Tickets will be $2/person and the entire class must attend. This play is written by our very own Miranda Furlan and directed by Ashley Spina. It tells the story of Allie White (played by Cameron McMullin) and follows her through the struggles of teenage life. We encourage your home room classes to support the arts.
Hey Best Buddies!
All Best Buddies who did not attend last night's meeting are asked to se Mrs. May sometime today to sign up for Valentine activities. Best buddies members are reminded to bring in craft supplies this week.
Congratulations to all swimmers for a great showing at WECSSAA. Special recognition goes out to the Jr. Boys relay team for placing third, Mitchell Stewart for his 3rd place finish in the Jr. Boys 50 Breast stroke. Also Madison Foreman's 2nd place finish in the Open girls 50 Freestyle and a special congratulations goes out to Nicolas Dalla Bona for his 3rd place finish in the Open Boys 50 Freestyle and his Gold Medal finish in the 100 metre Butterfly. Nicolas, along with Madison Foreman and John Rinaldi Ross, qualified for the SWOSSAA championships next Friday. Reminder, there is no practice tonight but there will be practice on Thursday.
Hey Saints - submit a poem, short fiction or non- fiction piece into the Literary Laurels writing contest. Drop your entries off, or pick up an information sheet from Mrs. Rozic in room 267 or Mrs. Cavallin in room 265.
A reminder to all students interested in reciting three poems chosen from The Poetry and Voice Anthology, there will be a short meeting about the contest in the upstairs conference room on Thursday during both lunches.
Attention grade 11 students..
If you like to write and explore your creative side, then -sign up for Grade 12 university Writer's Craft.
EWC 4U1 gives students who enjoy English the chance to break away from the traditional essay and explore creative writing forms such as: scripts, journalistic writing, dialogues, speeches, short stories and poetry.
Writer's Craft helps students hone their writing skills and fosters creating thinking and personal growth.
Last night at Tecumseh arena the boy's hockey team defeated General Amherst 5-3. Goal scorers were Cole Butler , Mike Elias , Tim Charlton, Tyler Russell, and Mitch Defede. The winning goaltender was Nick Seguin. A special thanks to the French Dept. for their support.
Please release the boys today at 1:50. We play the Belle River Nobles today at Tecumseh arena @ 3.
Sr. Boys Basketball:
Last night, your Senior Saints defeated St. Joseph's Lasers 62 to 57 in WECSSAA playoff action. Down 10 with 6 minutes to play, the Saints showed excellent character and resolve in finding their way to playoff victory. The boys stepped up their energy and intensity causing havoc and hitting clutch shots en route to a 23 to 7 run to close out the match. Dan Anderi led the saints with 19 points, followed by Anthony Zrvnar, with 15, and Ryan Kiss and Jack Zimmerman, with 10 each. Great job boys. Next up is a trip to Catholic Central tomorrow with tip off at 5:30 pm downtown. Thanks to the fans last night for their awesome support.
Attention Saints choir members our second Disney rehearsal is tonight, only members going on the Disney trip to California are needed. See you there from 2:30 to 4:00pm.
Thanks Mr. Gagnon
