Announcements for 4-25-08

Last night the Central boy’s soccer team broke in the new turf with a decisive victory over North 6-1. Scoring for Central was Bjorn Rydder assisted by Ben Whitford; Nick Mims assisted by Paul Scully; Austin Bushman assisted by Chris Capper; Sebastian Pena assisted by Mims; Rydder with his second goal assisted by Pena; and finally Mims with his second of the night. The team would like to thank the wonderful crowd that showed up last night the energy in the stadium was excellent. Central will play two games on Saturday in Waverly. Central’s next home game is May 6th vs. Burlington. Central is now 5-1, please continue to come out and support your Blue Devils. 4-25

Staff; please remember today the social committee will serve lunch in the workroom during all lunches. 4-25

A reminder that there will be no boys track practice today.4-25

In Honor of Earth Day this week, Environmental Club is bringing you some exciting environmental announcements. Did you know that we have already destroyed half of the earth's original rainforests? At the current rate of destruction, which is 95 acres per minutes, we will have wiped out all rainforests by the year 2050. Let's all do our part to protect our Earth for future generations. Thank you for making recycling a priority at Central High School - we appreciate all that you do to make this a success. 4-25

Hey all you Central Blue Devils- If you want to enjoy some serious competition between three of our Local High schools:

Come out to Rocky High School from 8am till 3pm on Saturday and watch your Central JROTC Blue devil Battalion take on North and Rocky. Events will include: Soccer, Volleyball, Mile relay, Dodge Ball, Bear pit, Football and others. Sometimes the competition is intense. So come on out and support your school. The event is free. Go Cadets 4-25

This July, St Ambrose University is offering a 10-day Youth Leadership Program for juniors and seniors. The program focus is on media, politics and leadership and is designed to be high tech and high touch with a youthful feel. Youth leaders, as well as those from the media and politics will present and interact with students. The program offers three college credits in political science. For more information please visit the St. Ambrose website at - www.SAU.edu. 5-7

Attention Students: Prom tickets are now on sale in the Activities office. The cost is $20.00 a ticket in advance and $22.00 at the door, the first 500 students will receive a party favor. Remember seniors all fines and fees must be paid in order to purchase you tickets. TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL AND DURING PASSING TIME, PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY. 5-2

Attention Central High School seniors, if you have received notification of scholarships that were awarded to you please send a copy to the guidance office as soon as possible. We need this information for the Honors Award Program. 4-25

Attention all baseball players: tryouts start on Monday, April 28th at Brady Street Stadium. Practice will be from 4-6 each day. You must have a current physical to participate. Any player who is interested in trying out and hasn't signed up should see one of the baseball coaches in the weight room right after school on Wednesday or Friday.4-25

Hey Blue Devils, the US Army, 389th Army Band is performing Tuesday night, April 29, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Marshall Gym. Come and enjoy an evening of patriotic, classical and film music. Get your free tickets at the Activities Office. Open to the public. 4-29

Juniors and Seniors, make plans now to attend the 2008 After Prom party at North Park Mall. Last year, more than 700 Central and North students had the time of their lives competing in games, running the obstacle course, visiting palm readers and caricature artists, and watching the embarrassing and hysterical antics of hypnotized friends. This year, After Prom will include frisbee golf and a money machine!

More than 100 prizes will be given away to lucky students. You might win cash, electronics, and a refrigerator for your college dorm, and so much more. Winning is easy.

It's all FREE and begins at 11 p.m. on Saturday, May 3rd. You may register on the boat at Prom OR at the mall if you won't be attending the dance. Just bring your ID. Make the most of your junior and senior year by attending After Prom! 5-1

Students, who are planning on going to Mexico and Costa Rica, please make sure your registration form and deposit are turned in to Mrs. Preciado or Mrs. Trimble by Wed. April 30. You can still register in the fall, but the price will be higher. 4-30

Calling all you chipper and energetic students of Central High - who wants to build a house this weekend? Well, help build one anyway! Key Club members are working on a Habitat for Humanity house this weekend, and we invite members of the CHS community to help us out! For each student that attends, Key Club will donate $15 to Habitat for Humanity! Once completed, this house will be occupied by a family who could not otherwise afford to buy their own residence. We will be at the site, which is in Rock Island, from 8 am to 4 pm this Saturday, April 26. However, you can come for a few hours if you like! If you are interested in racking up some community service hours, getting a free lunch, and working on your tan before prom, this is for you! To work on the actual construction of the house, you must be 16 years old, but if you are not 16 you can still do non-construction work. Also, you must be sure to pick up a parental waiver and volunteer sheet from the Activities office during passing time or after school. After being signed by a parent or guardian if you are under 18, please return this sheet to the Activities office by Friday afternoon. Come on Central - let's get some fresh air and help the community! 4-25


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Central is now 5-1, please continue to come out and support your Blue Devils. 4-25 Staff; please remember today the social committee will serve lunch in the workroom during all lunches. 4-25 A reminder that there will be no boys track practice today.4-25 In Honor of Earth Day this week, Environmental Club is bringing you some exciting environmental announcements. Did you know that we have already destroyed half of the earth's original rainforests? At the current rate of destruction, which is 95 acres per minutes, we will have wiped out all rainforests by the year 2050. Let's all do our part to protect our Earth for future generations. Thank you for making recycling a priority at Central High School - we appreciate all that you do to make this a success. 4-25 Hey all you Central Blue Devils- If you want to enjoy some serious competition between three of our Local High schools: Come out to Rocky High School from 8am till 3pm on Saturday and watch your Central JROTC Blue devil Battalion take on North and Rocky. Events will include: Soccer, Volleyball, Mile relay, Dodge Ball, Bear pit, Football and others. Sometimes the competition is intense. So come on out and support your school. The event is free. Go Cadets 4-25 This July, St Ambrose University is offering a 10-day Youth Leadership Program for juniors and seniors. The program focus is on media, politics and leadership and is designed to be high tech and high touch with a youthful feel. Youth leaders, as well as those from the media and politics will present and interact with students. The program offers three college credits in political science. For more information please visit the St. Ambrose website at - www.SAU.edu. 5-7 Attention Students: Prom tickets are now on sale in the Activities office. The cost is $20.00 a ticket in advance and $22.00 at the door, the first 500 students will receive a party favor. Remember seniors all fines and fees must be paid in order to purchase you tickets. TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL AND DURING PASSING TIME, PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY. 5-2 Attention Central High School seniors, if you have received notification of scholarships that were awarded to you please send a copy to the guidance office as soon as possible. We need this information for the Honors Award Program. 4-25 Attention all baseball players: tryouts start on Monday, April 28th at Brady Street Stadium. Practice will be from 4-6 each day. You must have a current physical to participate. Any player who is interested in trying out and hasn't signed up should see one of the baseball coaches in the weight room right after school on Wednesday or Friday.4-25 Hey Blue Devils, the US Army, 389th Army Band is performing Tuesday night, April 29, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Marshall Gym. Come and enjoy an evening of patriotic, classical and film music. Get your free tickets at the Activities Office. Open to the public. 4-29 Juniors and Seniors, make plans now to attend the 2008 After Prom party at North Park Mall. Last year, more than 700 Central and North students had the time of their lives competing in games, running the obstacle course, visiting palm readers and caricature artists, and watching the embarrassing and hysterical antics of hypnotized friends. This year, After Prom will include frisbee golf and a money machine! More than 100 prizes will be given away to lucky students. You might win cash, electronics, and a refrigerator for your college dorm, and so much more. Winning is easy. It's all FREE and begins at 11 p.m. on Saturday, May 3rd. You may register on the boat at Prom OR at the mall if you won't be attending the dance. Just bring your ID. Make the most of your junior and senior year by attending After Prom! 5-1 Students, who are planning on going to Mexico and Costa Rica, please make sure your registration form and deposit are turned in to Mrs. Preciado or Mrs. Trimble by Wed. April 30. You can still register in the fall, but the price will be higher. 4-30 Calling all you chipper and energetic students of Central High - who wants to build a house this weekend? Well, help build one anyway! Key Club members are working on a Habitat for Humanity house this weekend, and we invite members of the CHS community to help us out! For each student that attends, Key Club will donate $15 to Habitat for Humanity! Once completed, this house will be occupied by a family who could not otherwise afford to buy their own residence. We will be at the site, which is in Rock Island, from 8 am to 4 pm this Saturday, April 26. However, you can come for a few hours if you like! If you are interested in racking up some community service hours, getting a free lunch, and working on your tan before prom, this is for you! To work on the actual construction of the house, you must be 16 years old, but if you are not 16 you can still do non-construction work. Also, you must be sure to pick up a parental waiver and volunteer sheet from the Activities office during passing time or after school. After being signed by a parent or guardian if you are under 18, please return this sheet to the Activities office by Friday afternoon. Come on Central - let's get some fresh air and help the community! 4-25
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