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October 28, 2015 – Day 1
Tickets for the Halloween Dance 10/30/15 can be purchased during lunch Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The permission form can be printed from the school’s website.
Jordan Sonnenblick books available for sale. If you would like to purchase one his books-ask your homeroom teacher for an order form.
If you purchase one ofJordan Sonnenblick’s books by November 11th, you will be entered into a drawing to attend the book signing.
Questions, please see Miss Shoulberg.
IN RED-RIBBON week news----Tomorrow is “Team Up Against Drugs” Day. Show your support of living a drug-free lifestyle by wearing you favorite team jersey or T-shirt. Don’t forget, Friday is “Drugs are Scary” day.
We will continue the tradition of having student and staff dress in costumes.
A student from each homeroom will be identified with the best costume. Prizes will be awarded.
We look forward to seeing the many creative costumes on Friday. Please note:
· All costumes need to be school appropriate, safe, and may not include weapons or live animals.
· For safety reasons proper footwear must be worn.
· Masks may not be worn.
· Students are not required to wear costumes for Halloween.
Bibliophiles and others with voracious literacy appetites are invited to meet with the Reading Olympics team on Wednesday, November 4th after school. Please see Mrs. Catalano for questions or sign-ups. Any student who is not picked up in a car before 4:15 will be sent home on the late bus.
Feeling creative? Students who are interested in helping to edit the yearbook are invited to meet with Mrs. Catalano and Miss Shoulberg on Monday, November 2nd after school in the library. Please stop by room 28 to sign-up and receive important information. Any student who is not picked up in a car before 4:15 will be sent home on the late bus.
The Counseling department at Log College would like to extend an invitation to all 6th grade girls to participate in a six week topic-oriented group on Thursdays during 6th grade lunch. This lunch group will begin meeting on Thursday, November 5th in the Guidance Office conference room. Please stop by the Guidance Office to pick up a parent permission slip. This lunch bunch is limited to 10 girls, so return your parent permission slip quickly to the Guidance Office.
Picture retake day is November 4th
The following students, please report to room 44 at this time to receive prizes that are owed to you – Tyler Hargraves, Emily Auslander, Alyssa Williams, Nala Corpening, Dakota Danser, Emmanual Longussi, and Ben Metzger.
If you earned the Limo Lunch, bring your signed permission slip to room 44 at this time. You must turn in your permission slip in order to go on the trip.
Students, please check with your homeroom teacher to see if you have earned the America’s Got Talent Show, VIP seating at the show, or the Limo Lunch. If your name is not on the list but you believe you earned a prize you must see Mrs. Ciliberto at some point today. Thank you to everyone who helped make our magazine sale such a success!
In sports …
Our Volleyball team crushed rival Klinger Middle School in straight sets 25-14 and 25-12. Hannah Reimel, Aubrey Evans, and Direidy Serrano were dominate on their serve going for a combined 36 for 37. Olivia Miller, Chiara Ciccone, Sara Ingham,Riley Morgan, and Caroline Weir provided strong play on the court. As the game went on, fellow 8th graders Sophia Trozzi, Elizabeth Layer, and Jackie Flagler contributed to the win. The game ended on a great spike from Erin Hart who finished the game in style. The girls have their final game today at home against William Penn Middle School. Good luck girls!
Our Field hockey team defeated Klinger Middle School last night by a score of 3 to 1. All 21 girls contributed to the effort. Scoring two goals for log was Alicia Hoefermann and one goal by Gianna Scarcelli. Great goaltending by Ava Garner was a key to the success of the season. She turned away several shots last night and only allowed four goals all season. She was well supported by an outstanding defense led by Ava Doran, Vanessa Yanes and Alexis Jones. Supporting the offense with great hits and excellent ball movement were halfbacks Danielle Scott, Caroline Reed and Laura Orzehoski. Assisting on attack withtheir never say die attitude were Karly Adkins and Erin Ellis. William Tennent will be lucky to have this group of eighth graders. The girls finished their season with five wins, four ties and one loss. Their hard work and determination to play like a team was rewarded with a very successful season that they should be proud of. Next the girls begin their indoor season and hope to be as successful. Great job girls and congratulations!!