MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
THURSDAY, MAY 8
Looking for a Mother's Day gift for your very special mom...
You don't have to look any further than school.
On sale from now until Mother's Day weekend are beautiful hand-knitted scarves, at
our school store. Stop by at lunch and check out the beautiful, brightly colored scarves for only $10.00.
Attention all St Anne students who self-identify as First Nation, Metis or Inuit. Please see Ms. Cavallin if you are interested in participating in a writing contest. The James Bartleman Aboriginal Youth Creative Writing Award is an opportunity for you to win $2,500. This is open to any student who self-identifies as aboriginal.
Please see Ms. Cavallin in room 265 if you are interested in learning more.
Dance practice tonight is cancelled.
Sr. Boy's Soccer:
Yesterday your Saints travelled to Villanova to take on the Wildcats. In a game where the Saints tried to find rhythm and cohesiveness, the team struggled, but managed a 2 – 2 result. Your goal scorers were Connor McLeod and GiordanaSilvaggi. Practice after school today.
Reminder to all the SHSM Energy students. If you are planning on going on the field trip to Fighting Island this coming Tuesday, please make sure that you get your field trip excursion forms filled out, signed and returned to Ms. Van Beek by Monday, May 12.
Good morning students.
1. Today, at the beginning of period 4, the students who are participating in the Prayers for the Unborn will be called down after attendance is taken. The entire process will take about 40 minutes.
You must give your teacher a signed permission form to take part in this gathering. We will meet briefly in the cafeteria before we go out for instructions. Teachers, if your entire class is participating, please come out and help us to supervise your students.
2. The St. Vincent de Paul Youth group is looking for 4 people willing to help deliver groceries to the poor this Saturday morning at 8:30 until 11:00 am. Please see Mrs. Gyemi in room 171 if you are able to come and help. Community service hours are given.
3. Tomorrow in the cafetorium, there is a special presentation designed for the grade 12's. Grade 12 Homeroom Teachers, please send on a scrap piece of paper the following information to Mrs. Gyemi in room 171 so that your students can receive a special gift as a reminder of the theme of the presentation:
Your name: ______
Your Room # : ______
# of students to receive a bracelet: ______
Thanks.
The senior girls soccer team faced their biggest challenge last night against their rival Holy Names team. The lady saints scored first off a Carly Alfano free kick from twenty five yards out. She fired a rocket over their wall just under the crossbar. The girls dominated play in the first half with a couple of other good scoring chances. With 2 minutes left in the half Holy Names responded with a goal of their own off a cross from a ball that appeared to be out of bounds. The single official was unable to make the correct call. Following half the tempo of the game ramped up but it was our girls that managed to score the winner. Tina Di Carlo got behind the defense on the right wing on a beautiful ball sent by Briana Hogan and fired it in the top left corner of the goal with 12 minutes left in the game. Holy Names brought pressure but the girls were able to hold them off. This gives the girls first place in league play qualifying them with a bye to the WECSSAA championship game Thursday May 22.
The Saints track team has been busy with three track meets in the past week. At the traditional Kennedy relay meet, ALessia Mussio and Kyla Sovran finished an impressive 2nd and 3rd in the open girls 100m race and in the Senior boys javelin, Trevor Scarfone and Nathan Mcdonald were 3rd and 4th respectively. At the university of Windsor Lancer prep meet, the senior girls swept the 400m race led by Natalie Omahen who was second, Jessica Gaudette 3rd and Sarah Duic was 4th. And yesterday under cold, wet conditions, Natalie Omahen was 4th in the senior girls 800m and Jesse Devogelere was 3rd in the midget boys pole vault. The junior girls 4 x 100m team of Taylor Reaume, Rachel Luff, Hunter Gouin and Kyla Sovran was 2nd. Also finishing second was Jordan Lupas in junior boys pole vault and Brad Gyemi in senior boys pole vault. Congrats Saints!
