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Announcements for 09-15-08
Teachers, please don’t forget to vote during announcements! Someone from the newspaper will be by to pick them up during second block. 9-15
The Sophomore Scholastic Bowl team will be practicing on Tuesday, September 16 at 7:00 a.m. in room 501. We are always looking for new members, so if you would like to join us, please come to our practice. You can get more information from Mrs. Heninger in room 501. This practice is for sophomores only. See you next Tuesday! 9-15
Ever thought of a career in law enforcement, if so the Davenport Police Department is offering the Police Explorers program. There is an informational meeting on Monday September 15th at 7PM. See Mrs. Buechel in the Guidance office for more details. 9-15
JUST A REMINDER-- Both BV and CSI show choir rehearsal will start today at 3:00. Please be ready to start on time!
Attention wrestlers, remember there is open mat tonight at 6pm. See Coach Ehlinger with questions. 9-15
Congratulations to the Sophomore Girls Volleyball Team! On Saturday, they placed 3rd out of 8 teams in the P.V. invitational. Way to go Girls! 9-15
Congratulations to the Sophomore Football team in their victory against North Scott! 34-28. Great effort guys!
Art Club members interested in helping defray the cost of their trip to Chicago, please come down to room 314 after school today! 9-15
We will have a representative from Capri College at 10:15 am, and Upper Iowa University at 11:00 am in the guidance office conference room today. Stop and get a pass if interested in visiting with them. 9-15
The following students need to come to the Activities Office at the end of 2nd block:
Austin Lambert, Abby Jenaman, Sarah Landsteiner, Audi Anderson, Joesph Losasso, Taylor Borders, Lindsay Lovaas, Austin Porter, Levi Landon, Alex Trujillo, Jessica Loerzel, Alison Lindholm, Courtney Lofgren, Vince Gillum, Devin Lundy, Brian Dunteman, Peter Kaufmann, Khang Bui, Chase Knizekewich, Ryan Murphey, Samantha Johnson, Beth Moeller, Emmaline Jurgena, Bryan Christensen, Kyle Ingold, Nick Eddy, Colin Iglehart
You thought that the Environmental Club just collected cans and bottles for recycling? Like last year, we are now starting to collect acorns. We will be donating our acorns to Living, Lands, and Water that will, in turn, use them to plant and grow trees as a part of their Million Trees Project. The goal of the Million Trees Project is to plant 100,000 trees in the next 2-3 years and 1 million trees within the next 10 years. In order to do this, we need your help in collecting acorns. If you have a big oak tree in your yard or live near a park, spend a little time collecting the acorns and bring them to room 501. Put the acorns in a paper or canvas bag, not a plastic or ziplock bag. If you need more information, see any Environmental Club officer or Mrs. Heninger in room 501. 9-17
Attention Spanish students(past or present), who are interested in traveling to Mexico and Costa Rica in June 2009. There will be a meeting immediately after school on Thursday, Sept. 18th in Room 333. Students who enrolled last Spring DO NOT need to attend. See Señora Preciado or Señora Trimble if you have questions. ¡Gracias! 9-18
Join Palmer College of Chiropractic and Activate Quad-Cities, on September 19th, for a fast paced evening focused on healthy lifestyles and strategies for conquering the obesity epidemic! The doors open at 3:45pm and the event is free to the community. 9-17
Are you looking for a reason to eat out? On Monday September 22nd Texas roadhouse restaurant will be donating ten percent of their receipts to Central High School just for dinning at their fine restaurant. Make sure you tell them your from Central! Go Blue Devils. 9-17
From the dean’s office: Listen up! Students who do not serve detentions and Saturday School will not be allowed to attend school dances, including Home Coming Dance. See those teachers and deans to get these taken care of. The list of names is now in the activities office and new names will be added daily. You will not be able to purchase a ticket until your detentions and Saturday School responsibilities have taken care of. See Ms. Teague & Mr. Hawley and your teachers if you have questions. 9-19
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