12.16.09

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Quesadillas
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Corndogs
DOOR DUTY THURSDAY:
DOOR DUTY SAT. JANUARY 2nd: J. Higgins, J. Funk, C. Fisher, L. Martin

FCCLA meeting during 2nd lunch TODAY. This is a very important meeting – don’t forget and don’t be late! (R. GARCIA)

Seniors: I am sending your names in so we can get your diplomas printed. I need you to stop by the office and double check spelling etc. before you leave for Christmas vacation. Thanks. (OFFICE)

CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS TODAY after school in the gym. Meet the new coach. Practice will run through Christmas vacation. (RALSTON)

FRIDAYS' BOYS BASKETBALL GAME HAS BEEN MOVED TO THURSDAY DEC.17 WITH THE NORMAL START OF 4:15 WITH C-GAME FOLLOWED BY JV AT 5:45 AND VARSITY AT 7:00. THANKS. (R. MAC)

Recycling Club meeting TODAY at break in Mrs. Miller’s room. (MILLER)

CLASS MEETINGS TODAY @ 3:05 to choose a Prom theme. Each class should suggest themes and choose one to be presented by your class at a student council meeting on Friday. Freshmen in Mrs Miller's room, Sophomores in Mrs. Vestal's room, Juniors in Mrs. Chiaverini's room, and Seniors in Mr. Lizotte's room. (RALSTON)

Foreign Language Club: Our chocolate party is Friday after school in my room. Remember to bring a small wrapped gift. (CHIAVERINI)

All tennis players (new players welcome) – I will be in the office at break and 2nd lunch all week. Come and try on uniforms so you can choose your size. (PRIEVE)

Lincoln County will have walk-in clinics for the H1N1 vaccine, seasonal flu shots, and pneumonia shots TODAY at the Kootenai Senior Center in Troy from1:00-4:00. Tell your parents – this is open for the public. (RALSTON)

Troy High School students (grades 9-12) may bring one guest to the Winter Ball Jan 9. Guests must be enrolled in high school or recently graduated (08 or 09), be under 21 years old, and be interviewed by Ms. Haaland and Mr. Ralston. The guest's reputation will be the determining factor in the decision to admit them and staff decisions are final. The guest is expected to be a 'partner' of the Troy student host and not simply a way to get in the door. The student host will be responsible for the behavior of the guest and be subject to subsequent disciplinary action. Guest tickets will not be sold until the guest is approved, and in no case will be sold within three days of the dance. (RALSTON)

Health Careers class applicants: You should send your completed application packet to:
Kelly Swenson
Flathead Valley Community College
777 Grandview Dr.
Kalispell, MT 59901.
The applications should be mailed no later than TODAY so it's sure to be on her desk on the deadline of Friday, December 18. (PALMER)

Student’s attending the winter ball: there is a sign up sheet at the office for songs that you would like to be played at the dance. Please stop by and request songs so our D.J. will know what kind of music to play. If you don’t come by – no complaining! (FCCLA)

Please support the NHS Food Drive for the Troy Food Pantry. Deadline is TODAY. The 1st block class with the most items wins donuts. We are also competing with Libby High School/Libby Middle School who is also running a food drive. (DRURY)

Advance ticket sales in the auditorium at lunchtime for the Winter Ball. It will be held in the high school gym on January 9th. Prices are $8.00 for couples and $5.00 for a single ticket. The dance is semi-formal – no jeans. No skirts, no tennis shoes, guys need to wear button up shirts & slacks. Girls need to wear dresses. Contact Rachel Garcia or Ann Hines if you can’t get a dress – we know of some you can borrow (they are pretty). (FCCLA)

JMG is selling candy grams. They will be 2 candy canes with a message and will cost $2.00 each. We will be selling them in the auditorium during first and second lunches starting Wednesday. The candy grams will be delivered on Friday, December 18th, during the first half of first block. (JMG)

Ms. Willis’s room will be open 1 hour after school on Tuesday & Thursday afternoons. You can catch up on homework, type essays, do research etc. (WILLIS)

Break detention is in Mrs. Coleman’s room this week. (OFFICE)

8th graders: This week’s schedule is ABABA. (PALMER)