MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
Bursary applications for the Catholic Women's League from St. Simon and St. Jude and Visitation Parishes are now available in Student Services. Grade 12 students from these parishes are encouraged to apply.
Attention Graduates!
Attention Graduates!
In order to have your name and awards announced properly at graduation you must see Mr. Ballay in room 111. You can find Mr. Ballay at the beginning of the day, both lunches and after school in room 111.
Please bring: a copy of the award you have won, a copy of an acceptance letter to a post secondary institution (college or university) and a copy of any scholarships you have been awarded.
Without this information given to Mr. Ballay your name will be the only thing read as you cross the stage to accept your diploma.
One more things Grads! If you'd like to purchase a diploma holder you can fill out a slip in Student Services and give it to Mr. Ballay by the end of the month.
Mrs. Gyemi's Leadership students are to report to class today in room 171, since we missed class yesterday. Bring your booklets. Once again..Gpp leadership students will report to Mrs. Gyemi's class today in room 171.
Would the students in Mr. Procyk's Justice Community and Safety High Skills Major please see Mr. Procyk sometime today in room 155 for some important upcoming event information.
Attention Saints choir members our Disney rehearsal is tonight, only members going on the Disney trip to California our needed. See you there from 2:30 to 4:00pm.
This weeks athletes of the week are a pair of soccer players. Clarice Hogan is the female nominee scoring the winning goal in both victories last week for the senior team while playing a solid left wing both games. The boys nominee is Luca Pasini who scored two goals in a victory over Kingsville and was all over the field according to coach Idone. Could both athletes see Mrs Van Beek in room 161 some time today please.
Ladies Slopitch, practice tonight after school, change and meet by the tennis courts. Ladies slopitch practice tonight.
All members of the Junior Boys soccer team, there is no practice tonight however practices will resume tomorrow after school. Please make sure to get your forms and money in as soon as possible.
The senior girls soccer team plays their first home game tonight against Belle River. Come out and support the team. Action starts at 4 pm.
The Senior Boy's Soccer team traveled to Kingsville last Thursday and came away with a great 6-1 victory against the Cavaliers. The team was lead by the great play of Luca Pasini, who scored two goals. Greg Johnston was also able to spark the team with 2 goals as well. Finally completed the score sheet, with a goal each was Zachary Griffiths and Ignazio Lasa. The team will travel to St. Joseph's tonight and face the Lasers at 4:00 pm sharp. Come out and cheer on our Saints. Team members the bus will leave here at 2:30pm.
Badminton- last Thursday your Jr. badminton team participated in WECSSAA at the Sherk Centre in Leamington. Knowing they had to finish top 7, Hope McMahon and Taylor Reaume faced some tough competition but managed to hold on to win their final match of the day! As well, Dalton Boyle despite an injury in his second match of the day finished 5th overall and will also move on to SWOSSAA. And the highlight of the day Mitch Zimmerman and Mike Hatch went undefeated until their 4th match. The boys fought their way through and finished solid with a bronze medal! Congratulations to all of you and best of luck in Chatham on Thursday! Please meet Mrs. McCabe immediately after school to discuss driving arrangements.
IT'S EARTH DAY TODAY!! WHOOOO-HOOOOOOOO!!
Believe it or not, even the small things we do can make a big difference.
TAKE ACTION... and celebrate Earth Day by doing this:
Ditch your water bottle, and bring a re-usable bottle instead.
(NOTE!! don't actually ditch the water bottle - recycle it by taking the cap off and toss the bottle into the blue bin, and the cap into the garbage)
DID YOU KNOW?
24 million gallons of oil are needed to produce a billion plastic bottles. If you were to fill one-quarter of a plastic water bottle with oil, you would be looking at roughly the amount used to produce that bottle.
What's worse?...plastic bottles take 700 years to begin breaking down. That's a long time.
Stay tuned for more suggestions on how to make every day, EARTH DAY.
IMPORTANT TRACK MEETING TODAY:
All track and field athletes are asked to meet in the CAFETORIUM after school today before practice. The next track meet is on Thursday.
All students going to Muskoka may ask your teacher for their cabin assignments and their meal assignments. You may also check the window of room 171. They are posted there too.
To all students participating in the Literary Laurels Slam Poetry competition:
You are reminded that the contest will be held next Wednesday, April 30th during period 4 in the chapel. Please touch base with Mrs. Rozic or Ms. Cavallin if you have any questions.
