Summer, 2010

There's not much learning going on here in the summer. There's a lot of maintenance and repair to get ready for students in the Fall, and office paperwork to record student achievement and improve teaching practices to increase learning. The first day of school for students in the Fall is September 1.

5.20.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Pizza
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken fajita

Volleyball open gym today right after school at the high school gym. (BEAL)

Sign up to participate in the Summer Reading Program. Prizes will be awarded to students who read over 500 pages. Extra credit will be available from English & Reading teachers and a grand prize for most pages read will be awarded. You can pick up a sign up sheet from Ms. Miller, Ms. Vestal, Mrs. C., or Mrs. Selle. (CHIAVERINI)

Please turn in AP applications by Thursday, May 27th. (CHIAVERINI)

School-to-work: Seniors last day is Tuesday, May 25th.
Juniors: Last day Wednesday, June1st. (HERMAN)

Tennis Potluck BBQ Tuesday, May 25th, at the courts. Burgers & hot dogs provided – you bring everything else (desserts, chips, pop, salads, etc..) (PRIEVES)

Alternative students – go to the library Thursday & Friday. Remember the rules & consequences. (PRIEVE)

The Marine Corps recruiter has rescheduled his visit to Tuesday, May 25 at lunch. (PALMER)

If you are interested in the Girls Hiking Club – pick up a schedule of the hikes/campouts in the office. (S. KELSEY)

All students interested in the Dodge Summit Restoration Project should plan to meet with Shawna Kelsey during break on Tuesday, May 25th in Mr. Lizotte's room. (PALMER)

School-to-work (STW) summer program: Forms are available for students who want to earn extra credits by participating in STW this summer. Signup and approval are required before you are eligible. Deadline for signup is June 1st. (HERMAN)

Current Juniors: There has been a change in AP English and you must now apply to be in the class. Please get your applications from Mrs. Chiaverini. (CHIAVERINI)

Seniors: Please stop by my room and pick up your writing portfolios. (CHIAVERINI)

Foreign Language Club members: Please stop by my room Friday at break or lunch. (CHIAVERINI)

There will be a meeting TODAY at 12:20 in Mr. Bara’s room for sophomores and juniors that want to travel to Yellowstone Park in the fall. If you are interested, you must attend. (BARA)

The yearbook club is taking orders. The cost will be $40 – please pay with a check. You can get the price reduced to $25 by securing advertisements from a local business. Talk to Mr. Newton first if you are interested in this option. (NEWTON)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

5.18.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: French Dip
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Nacho Supreme

Graduation Music for all 2nd lunch today! (SMITH)

Volleyball meeting today at break in Ms. Beal’s room. (BEAL)

School-to-work (STW) summer program: Forms are available for students who want to earn extra credits by participating in STW this summer. Signup and approval are required before you are eligible. Deadline for signup is June 1st. (HERMAN)

Any students interested in taking the FVCC college algebra class next fall needs to stop by my room sometime on Wednesday and sign in! Thanks! (BARA)

Current Juniors: There has been a change in AP English and you must now apply to be in the class. Please get your applications from Mrs. Chiaverini. (CHIAVERINI)

Seniors: Please stop by and pick up your writing portfolios. (CHIAVERINI)

Foreign Language Club Members: Please stop by my room Friday at break or lunch. (CHIAVERINI)
8th through 11th graders will meet 1st block this morning in the Auditorium to pre-register for next year's courses. Please report for attendance and lunch counts to your first block class. Teachers, please escort your students to auditorium and remain with them. (PALMER)
SENIORS STILL ON MY LIST: Delphia Anderson, Dolly Blata, Cooper, Tom Davis, Gabe Erickson, Rachel Garcia, Brian Hammrich, Christ Hoffman, Jasmine Johnson, Caleb Kelso, Cullen Metz, Ray Morkeburg, Ashley Paasch, Michelle Pillans, Zach Swanson, Cody Sweet, Cameron William. Now approaching TWO WEEKS OVERDUE--c'mon people! (PALMER)
This Thursday, May 20th at 12:20, there will be a meeting in Mr. Bara’s room for sophomores and juniors that want to travel to Yellowstone Park in the fall. If you are interested, you must attend. (BARA)

The yearbook club is taking orders for the yearbook next year. The cost will be $40. Please pay with a check. You can get the price reduced to $25 by securing advertisements from a local business. Talk to Mr. Newton first if you are interested in this option. (NEWTON)

The Marine Corps recruiter will make his last visit of the school year during lunch on Wednesday, May 19th. You can meet him in the auditorium at that time. (PALMER)

The Scholarship Awards Assembly will be on Wednesday, May 19th in the auditorium. (PALMER)

The Juniors WINGS fieldtrip will be held on Thursday, May 27th. This date is FINAL. We will leave at 8:30 and return at 3:10. (PALMER)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.17.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken & Noodles
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: French Dip

Current Juniors: There has been a change in AP English and you must now apply to be in the class. Please get your applications from Mrs. Chiaverini. (CHIAVERINI)

Seniors: Please stop by and pick up your writing portfolios. (CHIAVERINI)

Foreign Language Club Members: Please stop by my room Friday at break or lunch. (CHIAVERINI)
8th through 11th graders will meet 1st block on Tuesday morning in the Auditorium to pre-register for next year's courses. Please report for attendance and lunch counts to your first block class. Teachers, please escort your students to auditorium and remain with them. (PALMER)
SENIORS STILL ON MY LIST: Delphia Anderson, Dolly Blata, Cooper, Tom Davis, Gabe Erickson, Rachel Garcia, Brian Hammrich, Christ Hoffman, Jasmine Johnson, Caleb Kelso, Cullen Metz, Ray Morkeburg, Ashley Paasch, Michelle Pillans, Zach Swanson, Cody Sweet, Cameron William. Now approaching TWO WEEKS OVERDUE--c'mon people! (PALMER)
This Thursday, May 20th at 12:20, there will be a meeting in Mr. Bara’s room for sophomores and juniors that want to travel to Yellowstone Park in the fall. If you are interested, you must attend. (BARA)

The yearbook club is taking orders for the yearbook next year. The cost will be $40. Please pay with a check. You can get the price reduced to $25 by securing advertisements from a local business. Talk to Mr. Newton first if you are interested in this option. (NEWTON)

The Marine Corps recruiter will make his last visit of the school year during lunch on Wednesday, May 19th. You can meet him in the auditorium at that time. (PALMER)

The Scholarship Awards Assembly will be on Wednesday, May 19th in the auditorium. (PALMER)

The Juniors WINGS fieldtrip will be held on Thursday, May 27th. This date is FINAL. We will leave at 8:30 and return at 3:10. (PALMER)


Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Break detention is in room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.14.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Soft Tacos
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken & Noodles

Tennis boys-bus leaves for Mission Saturday morning at 6:30 a.m. Be at the high school by 6:15. (PRIEVE)

Alternative School students: Go to the Library today. (PRIEVE)

The yearbook club is taking orders for the yearbook next year. The cost will be $40. Please pay with a check. You can get the price reduced to $25 by securing advertisements from a local business. Talk to Mr. Newton first if you are interested in this option. (NEWTON)

SENIOR CLASS MEETING today during break in Mr. Lizotte's room. Each senior will be asked to list three gifts valued at ~$100 each they would like to receive during the Senior all-nighter. (RALSTON)

The Marine Corps recruiter will make his last visit of the school year during lunch on Wednesday, May 19th. You can meet him in the auditorium at that time. (PALMER)

The Scholarship Awards Assembly will be on Wednesday, May 19th in the auditorium. (PALMER)

The Juniors WINGS fieldtrip will be held on Thursday, May 27th. This date is FINAL. We will leave at 8:30 and return at 3:10. (PALMER)

The following seniors are "on my list" because they have NOT turned in their survey and/or envelope. This is now a week overdue--c'mon people! Delphia Anderson, Dolly Blata, Tabitha Clark, Brad Cooper, Tom Davis, Gabe Erickson, Rachel Garcia, Brian Hammrich, Anna Hines, Chris Hoffman, Jasmine Johnson, Caleb Kelso, Cullen Metz, Ray Morkeberg, Ashley Paasch, Michelle Pillans, Ashley Suber, Zach Swanson, Cody Sweet, Cameron Williams. (PALMER)

There will be a Baccalaureate Service (religious service for a graduating class) for THS seniors on Sunday, May 16th, at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Everyone is welcome to attend. There will be a tailgate BBQ in the parking lot directly following the services. (M. MAYNARD)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Mr. McDougall’s room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.13.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Quesadillas
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Soft taco

SENIOR CLASS MEETING Friday during break in Mr. Lizotte's room. Each senior will be asked to list three gifts valued at ~$100 each they would like to receive during the Senior all-nighter. (RALSTON)

The Marine Corps recruiter will make his last visit of the school year during lunch on Wednesday, May 19th. You can meet him in the auditorium at that time. (PALMER)

The Scholarship Awards Assembly will be on Wednesday, May 19th in the auditorium. (PALMER)

The Juniors WINGS fieldtrip will be held on Thursday, May 27th. This date is FINAL. We will leave at 8:30 and return at 3:10. (PALMER)

All those who would like to participate in graduation music, including underclassmen, please meet with Mr. Smith during 2nd lunch today. (SMITH)

The following seniors are "on my list" because they have NOT turned in their survey and/or envelope. This is now a week overdue--c'mon people! Delphia Anderson, Dolly Blata, Tabitha Clark, Brad Cooper, Tom Davis, Gabe Erickson, Rachel Garcia, Brian Hammrich, Anna Hines, Chris Hoffman, Jasmine Johnson, Caleb Kelso, Cullen Metz, Ray Morkeberg, Ashley Paasch, Michelle Pillans, Ashley Suber, Zach Swanson, Cody Sweet, Cameron Williams. (PALMER)

There will be a Baccalaureate Service (religious service for a graduating class) for THS seniors on Sunday, May 16th, at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Everyone is welcome to attend. There will be a tailgate BBQ in the parking lot directly following the services. (M. MAYNARD)

Denise Speck will be in the auditorium TODAY during both lunches with spring sports pictures. (OFFICE)

New Horizons will meet TODAY during both lunches in the library. Last chance to sign up for the Silverwood trip. (STEVER)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Choir concert this evening at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. (M. ADAMS)

Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Mr. McDougall’s room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.12.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken strips
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Quesadillas

Mentors/Mentees: The bus leaves at 8:30 Thursday morning. Please remember to bring a sack lunch. (CHIAVERINI)

The following seniors are "on my list" because they have NOT turned in their survey and/or envelope. This is now a week overdue--c'mon people! Delphia Anderson, Dolly Blata, Tabitha Clark, Brad Cooper, Tom Davis, Gabe Erickson, Rachel Garcia, Brian Hammrich, Anna Hines, Chris Hoffman, Jasmine Johnson, Caleb Kelso, Cullen Metz, Ray Morkeberg, Ashley Paasch, Michelle Pillans, Ashley Suber, Zach Swanson, Cody Sweet, Cameron Williams. (PALMER)

There will be a Baccalaureate Service (religious service for a graduating class) for THS seniors on Sunday, May 16th, at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Everyone is welcome to attend. (M. MAYNARD)

Denise Speck will be in the auditorium Thursday during both lunches with spring sports pictures. (OFFICE)

New Horizons will meet Thursday during both lunches in the library. Last chance to sign up for the Silverwood trip. (STEVER)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Choir concert Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. (M. ADAMS)

Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Hannah Hall Wallace Memorial Wednesday May 12
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Mr. McDougall’s room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.11.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Mac & Cheese
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken strips

Denise Speck will be in the auditorium Thursday during both lunches with spring sports pictures. (OFFICE)

New Horizons will meet Thursday during both lunches in the library. Last chance to sign up for the Silverwood trip. (STEVER)

Please release softball players at 12:15 today. (COACH THOMPSON)

All senior graduation music students please meet in Mr. Smith’s room during 2nd lunch TODAY. (SMITH)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

We are currently looking for families interested in hosting a Foreign Exchange student next year. We currently have a girl from Norway who would like to live in the Troy area but has no host family. If you are interested contact Jackie Reichert at 295-5513.
(B. SELLE)

Students: With all the field trips and sporting events going on – don’t forget it is your responsibility to get your homework/make-up work from your teachers. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Choir concert May 13th at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. (M. ADAMS)

Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Hannah Hall Wallace Memorial Wednesday May 12
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

ALL students: If you are interested in the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend (trail work, camping, local history, botany) that will be held on June 4th-7th, please make sure to submit your completed application to Mr. Palmer by Friday, May 15. Applications and more information are available from Mr. Palmer. In addition to doing some cool trail renovation work, you can earn .25 School to Work credits! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Mr. McDougall’s room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.10.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Breaded beef sandwich
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Mac & Cheese

Please release softball players at 2:45 today and 12:15 Tuesday. (COACH THOMPSON)

All senior graduation music students please meet in Mr. Smith’s room during 2nd lunch on Tuesday. (SMITH)

Girls hiking club meeting today at break in Mrs. Miller’s room. All students are welcome to sign up. (S. KELSEY)

Reminder: Don’t forget to pay your fines/dues before check out time. (OFFICE)

We are currently looking for families interested in hosting a Foreign Exchange student next year. We currently have a girl from Norway who would like to live in the Troy area but has no host family. If you are interested contact Jackie Reichert at 295-5513.
(B. SELLE)

Students: With all the field trips and sporting events going on – don’t forget it is your responsibility to get your homework/make-up work from your teachers. (OFFICE)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Choir concert May 13th at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. (M. ADAMS)

Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Lincoln County Board of Realtors, Lincoln County Credit Union TODAY
Hannah Hall Wallace Memorial Wednesday May 12
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

ALL students: If you are interested in the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend (trail work, camping, local history, botany) that will be held on June 4th-7th, please make sure to submit your completed application to Mr. Palmer by Friday, May 15. Applications and more information are available from Mr. Palmer. In addition to doing some cool trail renovation work, you can earn .25 School to Work credits! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Mr. McDougall’s room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.06.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Double stuff pizza
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Burritos

Please release Jr. High tracksters at 11:30 a.m. today for the county meet.
(J. JONES)

Tennis boys: The bus leaves for Mission Friday at 11:00 a.m. – bring your own lunch.
Tennis girls: We play Eureka at 3:00 p.m. Friday – come to the courts right after school.
Tennis boys & girls: The bus leaves for Libby Saturday at 11;30 – be at the high school by 11:15 a.m. – bring food. (PRIEVES)

The presentation of the Wings check will occur in a BRIEF assembly Friday morning at 9:45 (immediately after morning break) in the auditorium. We will endeavor to keep it to 15 minutes. Please take attendance, quickly escort your kids to the auditorium, and plan to be back in your classroom with most of the block available for your class. (PALMER)

Volleyball open gym has been cancelled for this week. (COACH BEAL)

The Montana Meth Project is once again holding a “Paint the State” art contest. This competition can be individual artists of the age 13-18, or groups that include adults but are headed up by students age 13-18. Individuals or groups will complete large public works of art with an anti-meth message. Three prizes are awarded for each county; 1st place $1500, 2nd place $1,000 and third place $500. You can check it out at
www.paintthestatemontana.org., or see Mrs. Palmer if you are interested. (J. PALMER)

Mr. Palmer's office will be closed Thursday morning, May 6, as he administers the AP exam. (PALMER)

The end is near – check the bulletin board for your lunch balances. You need to pay these before the end of the school year. (LUNCH LADIES)

Choir concert May 13th at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium. (M. ADAMS)

NHS meeting Friday at break in Ms. Drury’s room. (DRURY)

Foreign Language Club: Our bus leaves at 9:30 Sunday morning. Please remember a sack lunch, $10.00 for dinner and money for lunch on Monday. Merci. (MRS. C.)

Please excuse softball players TODAY at 12:30. Thanks. (THOMPSON)

Mentoring applications due Friday. (MRS. C.)


Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Troy Youth, Christy Williams Dirkes, Forest Service, FCCLA, Ron Osborne, Sons of Norway, Troy Masonic Lodge, Holy Trinity Diligence Award Friday May 7
Lincoln County Board of Realtors, Lincoln County Credit Union Monday May 10
Hannah Hall Wallace Memorial Wednesday May 12
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

ALL students: If you are interested in the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend (trail work, camping, local history, botany) that will be held on June 4th-7th, please make sure to submit your completed application to Mr. Palmer by Friday, May 15. Applications and more information are available from Mr. Palmer. In addition to doing some cool trail renovation work, you can earn .25 School to Work credits! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Ms. Willis’ room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

5.03.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Taco salad
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken leg dinner

High school football meeting Wednesday at break. This includes 8th graders that plan on playing. We will meet in the gym – please be on time. (COACH MAC)

Please excuse softball players Monday & Thursday at 12:30 – Tuesday all day. Thanks. (THOMPSON)

Creative Writers: We will leave at 8:30. Remember a lunch, water bottle and your journal. CHIAVERINI)

The annual Forest Service Scholarship Breakfast will be Wednesday morning from 6:30 – 9:30 a.m. at the Methodist Fellowship Hall. The money earned will go for scholarships for THS seniors – support a good cause and have a great breakfast! (OFFICE)

Mentors/Mentees – Your blue slips are due TODAY. (MRS. C.)

Foreign Language Club blueslips due Tuesday. (MRS. C.)

Mentoring applications due Friday. (MRS. C.)

Juniors or seniors who are interested in a site visit of the Kicking Horse Job Corp. facilities should contact me. The two available slots will be filled on a need basis. Their dress code will be enforced during the visit. Site visit is scheduled for Tuesday, May 11th. (HERMAN)

Sign-up sheets are available at the office for Fall Soccer. You need to sign up on or before June 3rd. When you sign up your name will be entered into a drawing for a scholarship to the British Soccer Camp, which will be at Roosevelt Park August 9-13th. Check the bulletin board by the office for more info. (OFFICE)

Seniors: Local Scholarship Deadlines:
Lewis Meyer Memorial, Cabinet Oddfellows and Rebekah's Monday, May 3
Troy Youth, Christy Williams Dirkes, Forest Service, FCCLA, Ron Osborne, Sons of Norway, Troy Masonic Lodge, Holy Trinity Diligence Award Friday May 7
Lincoln County Board of Realtors, Lincoln County Credit Union Monday May 10
Hannah Hall Wallace Memorial Wednesday May 12
Northwest Music Friday May 14
Keep up the good work! (PALMER)

SENIORS: Just a reminder: The Lewis Meyer Scholarship is due TODAY. It is NOT in the online system, so you'll need to get a hard copy from Mr. Palmer's office.(PALMER)

ALL students: If you are interested in the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend (trail work, camping, local history, botany) that will be held on June 4th-7th, please make sure to submit your completed application to Mr. Palmer by Friday, May 15. Applications and more information are available from Mr. Palmer. In addition to doing some cool trail renovation work, you can earn .25 School to Work credits! (PALMER)

Break detention is in Ms. Willis’ room this week. (RALSTON)

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)

4.26.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken patty sandwich
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Quesadillas

The Troy Community Blood Drive will be held this Thursday at the Troy High School auditorium from 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. Stop by the office and make an appointment. If you are 17 you can donate with parental consent – pick up a form from the office. (OFFICE)

Break detention is in Mr. Bara’s room this week. (RALSTON)

Any of next year’s Juniors or Seniors interested in a camping expedition to Yellowstone Park next September, please meet in Mr. Bara’s room during 2nd lunch on Wednesday, April 28th. (LIZOTTE, VESTAL, BARA)

All senior graduation music participants please meet in Mr. Smith’s room during the break on Tuesday. Thanks. (SMITH)

SENIORS: The Eric Groff Memorial, Kathy Berke Memorial, and Troy All School Alumni-Jim Johnston Memorial Scholarships are due on Friday, April 23rd. As I will be out of the office, please turn them in to either Cookie or Shannen in the front office. They will place them in my mailbox. (PALMER)

A summer hiking club is forming…stop by Mr. Lizotte’s room to show your interest. (LIZOTTE)

For all Jr. High and High School girls: If you are interested in hiking and camping this summer, please sign up in the office by Friday. (S. KELSEY)

If you are interested in being a mentor next year, please pick up an application by the end of April. (CHIAVERINI)

8th GRADERS and their TEACHERS: 8th grade students will be taking a survey, conducted by the University of Michigan this Thursday. The survey will be about 45 minutes long and occur at 10:00 am (beginning of second block) in Mr. Smith/Mrs. Selle's room. Please plan accordingly. (PALMER)

The Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.23.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Soft taco
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken patty sandwich

Close Up students: Have a wonderful trip to D.C. & New York! (OFFICE)

Students interested in helping at Senior Citizens during the Close Up week, see Ms. Randall ASAP! (RANDALL)

Tennis players – The bus leaves for Bigfork Saturday at 6:00 a.m. Be at the high school by 5:45. (PRIEVES)

The Troy Community Blood Drive will be held on Thursday, April 29th, at the Troy High School auditorium from 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. Stop by the office and make an appointment. If you are 17 you can donate with parental consent – pick up a form from the office. (OFFICE)

FREE! 18-Hole Disc Folf tournament at the Troy Museum and Folf Course this Saturday (April 24th) starting at 4:00 p.m. Cash prizes for best score. Grade school, Jr. High and High School are all welcome to attend. Then enjoy a barbecue, music, door prizes and fun at the Troy Community Baptist Church fellowship hall at 6:00 p.m. Everyone is invited! Bring your family! Question: call the church at 295-4206. (C. FOOTE)

Mr. Palmer's office will be closed Wednesday through Friday of this week. (PALMER)

Junior Police Leadership Academy Applicants: Your deadline is Friday, April 23rd. As Mr. Palmer will be out of the office, please deliver your completed application to chief McLeod or drop them off with the dispatcher at the City Hall. (PALMER)

SENIORS: The Eric Groff Memorial, Kathy Berke Memorial, and Troy All School Alumni-Jim Johnston Memorial Scholarships are due on Friday, April 23rd. As I will be out of the office, please turn them in to either Cookie or Shannen in the front office. They will place them in my mailbox. (PALMER)

A summer hiking club is forming…stop by Mr. Lizotte’s room to show your interest. (LIZOTTE)

For all Jr. High and High School girls: If you are interested in hiking and camping this summer, please sign up in the office by Friday. (S. KELSEY)

Foreign Language Club meeting TODAY at break. It is MANDATORY in order to visit
U of M and attend the play. (CHIAVERINI)

Jr. High creative writers meet Friday at lunch in my room. (CHIAVERINI)

If you are interested in being a mentor next year, please pick up an application by the end of April. (CHIAVERINI)

8th GRADERS and their TEACHERS: 8th grade students will be taking a survey, conducted by the University of Michigan, on Thursday April 29th. The survey will be about 45 minutes long and occur at 10:00 am (beginning of second block) in Mr. Smith/Mrs. Selle's room. Please plan accordingly. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Martin’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.22.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Pizza
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Soft taco

The Troy Community Blood Drive will be held on Thursday, April 29th, at the Troy High School auditorium from 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. Stop by the office and make an appointment. If you are 17 you can donate with parental consent – pick up a form from the office. (OFFICE)

FREE! 18-Hole Disc Folf tournament at the Troy Museum and Folf Course this Saturday (April 24th) starting at 4:00 p.m. Cash prizes for best score. Grade school, Jr. High and High School are all welcome to attend. Then enjoy a barbecue, music, door prizes and fun at the Troy Community Baptist Church fellowship hall at 6:00 p.m. Everyone is invited! Bring your family! Question: call the church at 295-4206. (C. FOOTE)

Strategy Team meeting Thursday during both lunches in the library. This will be your last chance to sign up for the Silverwood trip. (STEVER)

Mr. Palmer's office will be closed Wednesday through Friday of this week. (PALMER)

Junior Police Leadership Academy Applicants: Your deadline is Friday, April 23rd. As Mr. Palmer will be out of the office, please deliver your completed application to chief McLeod or drop them off with the dispatcher at the City Hall. (PALMER)

SENIORS: The Eric Groff Memorial, Kathy Berke Memorial, and Troy All School Alumni-Jim Johnston Memorial Scholarships are due on Friday, April 23rd. As I will be out of the office, please turn them in to either Cookie or Shannen in the front office. They will place them in my mailbox. (PALMER)

I need to see the students attending the Art Interscholastics some time today. We need to arrange what art work you will be taking for the student show. You also need a blue slip for the last part of 4th block. (J. PALMER)

Foreign Affairs Club meeting at 6:00 p.m. THIS evening. (LIZOTTE)

A summer hiking club is forming…stop by Mr. Lizotte’s room to show your interest. (LIZOTTE)

Please excuse the softball players at noon TODAY. Thanks. (COACH THOMPSON)

For all Jr. High and High School girls: If you are interested in hiking and camping this summer, please sign up in the office by Friday. (S. KELSEY)

Foreign Language Club meeting Friday at break. It is MANDATORY in order to visit
U of M and attend the play. (CHIAVERINI)

Jr. High creative writers meet Friday at lunch in my room. (CHIAVERINI)

If you are interested in being a mentor next year, please pick up an application by the end of April. (CHIAVERINI)

8th GRADERS and their TEACHERS: 8th grade students will be taking a survey, conducted by the University of Michigan, on Thursday April 29th. The survey will be about 45 minutes long and occur at 10:00 am (beginning of second block) in Mr. Smith/Mrs. Selle's room. Please plan accordingly. (PALMER)

Spring Individual pictures will be taken TODAY. The process will be the same as the fall – you must have your money with you on picture day. Envelopes are in the office – stop by and pick one up. (OFFICE)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Martin’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.19.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Soup & sandwich
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chinese

Hunter’s Education at the gun range from 6:00 –8:00 p.m. this evening. (JONES)

Foreign Language Club meeting Friday at break. It is MANDATORY in order to visit
U of M and attend the play. (CHIAVERINI)

Jr. High creative writers meet Friday at lunch in my room. (CHIAVERINI)

Please release softball players at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday. (THOMPSON)

If you are interested in being a mentor next year, please pick up an application by the end of April. (CHIAVERINI)

8th GRADERS and their TEACHERS: 8th grade students will be taking a survey, conducted by the University of Michigan, on Thursday April 29th. The survey will be about 45 minutes long and occur at 10:00 am (beginning of second block) in Mr. Smith/Mrs. Selle's room. Please plan accordingly. (PALMER)

Spring Individual pictures will be taken this Thursday. The process will be the same as the fall – you must have your money with you on picture day. Envelopes are in the office – stop by and pick one up. (OFFICE)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in ?? room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.14.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Burgers
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Mac & Cheese

WINGS updates: The Junior High will host a bake sale TODAY during break and both lunches. Bring some extra money and indulge your sweet tooth! The Junior High will also be holding an ice-cream sundae sale at Morrison Elementary School on Thursday April 15th. The Sophomores are holding a rummage sale on Saturday, April 17th. If your class has an idea for a fund raiser, please contact Mr. Palmer ASAP. Nice work everybody! (PALMER)

Seventh Graders: Your new schedules were delivered to your second block teachers. This week's schedule is BABAB. Next week's is ABABA. Ask your teacher or Mr. Palmer if you have questions. (PALMER)

Reminder: There is a planned power outage that will begin Thursday morning from 12:01 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. Make sure to have your battery alarms or phone alarms set for Thursday morning so you won’t be late for school. Staff: Make sure all computers or electronics are powered down before you leave school on Wednesday. (OFFICE)

Junior High Student Council meeting Friday at break in Mrs. Miller’s room. (MILLER)

Jr. High track practice right after school today. (JONES)

Tennis players: Practice right after school today. (PRIEVES)

WINGS: In Mr. Palmer's absence, Mrs. Chiaverini will collect for WINGS on Tuesday and Thursday. Ms. Martin will collect on Wednesday and Friday. Don't forget the junior high bake sale on Wednesday during break and both lunches and the Sophomore rummage sale this Saturday! (PALMER)

Mr. Palmer's office is closed Wednesday through Friday this week. (PALMER)

Strategy Team meetings Thursday during both lunches. If you are interested in attending the Silverwood trip – you should attend this meeting. (STEVER)

If you are interested in being a mentor next year, please pick up an application by the end of April. (CHIAVERINI)

The Junior High will be having a bake sale for WINGS TODAY during break and during both lunches. Seventh & Eighth graders: bring your baked goods to Ms. Drury’s room Wednesday morning. (Junior High Students)

Please excuse softball players on Thursday this week for their game out of town. Thanks. (R. THOMPSON)

The Job Corps will send a representative to Troy High School on Thursday, April 15 at 10:00 am. Please see Mr. HERMAN if you wish to speak with the Job Corps recruiter. (PALMER)

SEVENTH GRADERS: Your third block class schedule is the opposite for this week. If you had a Monday/Wednesday/Friday class last week, this week it is Tuesday/Thursday. The same in reverse for your other class during third block. (PALMER)

8th GRADERS and their TEACHERS: 8th grade students will be taking a survey, conducted by the University of Michigan, on Thursday April 29th. The survey will be about 45 minutes long and occur at 10:00 am (beginning of second block) in Mr. Smith/Mrs. Selle's room. Please plan accordingly. (PALMER)

Seniors interested in graduation music please meet in Mr. Smith’s room during 2nd lunch TODAY. Only seniors at this time. (SMITH)

Spring Individual pictures will be taken April 22nd. The process will be the same as the fall – you must have your money with you on picture day. (OFFICE)

Foreign Language Club: Your raffle tickets are due to me by this Friday. Merci. (MRS. C.)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Mr. Andersen’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.13.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: French dip
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Burgers

WINGS updates: The Junior High will host a bake sale on Tuesday, April 13th during break and both lunches. Bring some extra money and indulge your sweet tooth! The Junior High will also be holding an ice-cream sundae sale at Morrison Elementary School on Thursday April 15th. The Sophomores are holding a rummage sale on Saturday, April 17th. If your class has an idea for a fund raiser, please contact Mr. Palmer ASAP. Nice work everybody! (PALMER)

If you are interested in being a mentor next year, please pick up an application by the end of April. (CHIAVERINI)

Tennis Players: Match with Clark Fork today. Jake, Creede, Jackie and Tara be at the courts by 2:30 – everyone else come right after school. (PREIVES)

The Junior High will be having a bake sale for WINGS Wednesday during break and during both lunches. Seventh & Eighth graders: bring your baked goods to Ms. Drury’s room Wednesday morning. (Junior High Students)

Please excuse softball players on Tuesday & Thursday this week for games out of town. Thanks. (R. THOMPSON)

Jr. High tracksters: Head down to the field right after 1st block for the meet today.
(J. JONES)

Mr. Palmer will be out of the office beginning at noon on Tuesday, April 13. (PALMER)

The Job Corps will send a representative to Troy High School on Thursday, April 15 at 10:00 am. Please see Mr. HERMAN if you wish to speak with the Job Corps recruiter. (PALMER)

SEVENTH GRADERS: Your third block class schedule is the opposite for this week. If you had a Monday/Wednesday/Friday class last week, this week it is Tuesday/Thursday. The same in reverse for your other class during third block. (PALMER)

8th GRADERS and their TEACHERS: 8th grade students will be taking a survey, conducted by the University of Michigan, on Thursday April 29th. The survey will be about 45 minutes long and occur at 10:00 am (beginning of second block) in Mr. Smith/Mrs. Selle's room. Please plan accordingly. (PALMER)

Seniors interested in graduation music please meet in Mr. Smith’s room during 2nd lunch on Wednesday. Only seniors at this time. (SMITH)

Spring Individual pictures will be taken April 22nd. The process will be the same as the fall – you must have your money with you on picture day. (OFFICE)

Foreign Language Club: Your raffle tickets are due to me by this Friday. Merci. (MRS. C.)

The Navy recruiter will visit THS TODAY at lunch in the auditorium. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Mr. Andersen’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.12.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken strips
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: French dip

Seniors interested in graduation music please meet in Mr. Smith’s room during 2nd lunch on Wednesday. Only seniors at this time. (SMITH)

Spring Individual pictures will be taken April 22nd. The process will be the same as the fall – you must have your money with you on picture day. (OFFICE)

Foreign Language Club: Your raffle tickets are due to me by Friday, the 16th. Merci. (MRS. C.)

The Navy recruiter will visit THS on Tuesday, April 13 at lunch in the auditorium. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Mr. Andersen’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.09.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Burritos
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken Strips

Please release Junior High Tracksters at 9:10 this morning for their meet in Plains. (JONES)

Tennis girls need to be released at 12:30 for their meet in Eureka. Tennis boys will practice right after school. (PRIEVE)

Please cancel the Student Council meeting scheduled for today at break. (RALSTON)

Foreign Language Club: Your raffle tickets are due to me by Friday, the 16th. Merci. (MRS. C.)

The Navy recruiter will visit THS on Tuesday, April 13 at lunch in the auditorium. (PALMER)

NHS meeting today at break in Ms. Drury’s room. Please bring dues. (DRURY)

Scissors (and perhaps other supplies?) were borrowed from the Art room for prom decorating and NOT RETURNED. I need all “borrowed” art supplies returned, please! (MRS. PALMER)

The Montana Conservation Corps will send representatives to Troy High School at noon today. If you are interested in a great summer opportunity to do conservation/habitat restoration work, please plan to attend their power-point presentation. This will occur in Mrs. Vestal's room. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Beal’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.08.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Breaded beef sandwich
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Burritos

JMG is going to sell Ice Cream sale again today for Wings. We will have banana splits for $4.00 and sundaes for $3.00. Come help support cancer patients in our community. (JMG)

Please cancel the Student Council meeting scheduled for Friday at break. (RALSTON)

A representative from Wyoming Technical Institute will visit THS at 9:00 TODAY. Wyo Tech specializes in auto, diesel, and other mechanical programs. Interested students should sign up with Mr. Palmer ASAP. (PALMER)

All 8th – 11th graders (9-12 next year) boys basketball players planning to attend the Gonzaga team camp MUST ATTEND A MANDATORY meeting in Mr. Andersen’s room TODAY at break. (ANDERSEN)

Foreign Language Club: Your raffle tickets are due to me by Friday, the 16th. Merci. (MRS. C.)

Volleyball meeting TODAY during break in Ms. Beal’s room for all those interested in playing high school volleyball next year. Topics to be discussed are: open gym, summer volleyball tournament and volleyball camps. (BEAL)

The Navy recruiter will visit THS on Tuesday, April 13 at lunch in the auditorium. (PALMER)

NHS meeting this Friday at break in Ms. Drury’s room. Please bring dues. (DRURY)

Strategy Team meetings during both lunches TODAY. (STEVER)

Scissors (and perhaps other supplies?) were borrowed from the Art room for prom decorating and NOT RETURNED. I need all “borrowed” art supplies returned, please! (MRS. PALMER)

The Montana Conservation Corps will send representatives to Troy High School at noon on Friday, April 9. If you are interested in a great summer opportunity to do conservation/habitat restoration work, please plan to attend their power-point presentation. This will occur in Mrs. Vestal's room. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Beal’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.07.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken leg dinner
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Breaded beef sandwich

Class meetings today at 1:27 to plan WINGS fundraisers: 7th grade in Ms Drury's, 8th grade in Mr. Archibald's, Freshmen in Ms Miller's, Sophomores in Ms. Vestal's, Juniors in Ms. Chiaverini's, Seniors in Mr. Lizotte's. (RALSTON)

JMG if going to have an Ice Cream sale for Wings on Wednesday & Thursday. We will have banana splits for $4.00 and sundaes for $3.00. Come help support cancer patients in our community. (JMG)

Student Council meeting Friday at break. (RALSTON)

A representative from Wyoming Technical Institute will visit THS at 9:00 on Thursday, April 8. Wyo Tech specializes in auto, diesel, and other mechanical programs. Interested students should sign up with Mr. Palmer ASAP. (PALMER)

All 8th – 11th graders (9-12 next year) boys basketball players planning to attend the Gonzaga team camp MUST ATTEND A MANDATORY meeting in Mr. Andersen’s room Thursday at break. (ANDERSEN)

Foreign Language Club: Your raffle tickets are due to me by Friday, the 16th. Merci. (MRS. C.)

Pick up your prom pictures at the office – still a few left. (OFFICE)

Volleyball meeting Thursday during break in Ms. Beal’s room for all those interested in playing high school volleyball next year. Topics to be discussed are : open gym, summer volleyball tournament and volleyball camps. (

The Navy recruiter will visit THS on Tuesday, April 13 at lunch in the auditorium. (PALMER)

NHS meeting this Friday at break in Ms. Drury’s room. Please bring dues. (DRURY)

Strategy Team meetings during both lunches on Thursday. (STEVER)

Drama Students: A packet of pictures from the play are available to see in Mr. Smith’s room during the break this week. (SMITH)

All Jr. High boy’s basketball uniforms must be returned to Mr. Smith TODAY or you’ll be charged $40.00. (SMITH)

Students planning on going with the Art Interscholastics trip to Missoula, I MUST have your form and money TODAY! We are planning on leaving at the beginning of 4th block on Friday, April 23rd. We should be getting back between 7 & 8:00 pm on the 24th. See Mrs. Palmer ASAP.
Scissors (and perhaps other supplies?) were borrowed from the Art room for prom decorating and NOT RETURNED. I need all “borrowed” art supplies returned, please! (MRS. PALMER)

The Montana Conservation Corps will send representatives to Troy High School at noon on Friday, April 9. If you are interested in a great summer opportunity to do conservation/habitat restoration work, please plan to attend their power-point presentation. This will occur in Mrs. Vestal's room. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Hunter’s Education class start TODAY. See Mr. Jones to pick up registration, class schedule and book. (JONES)

Umpires needed for Youth baseball/softball program. $15 - $20 per game.
Umpire clinic scheduled for Monday, April 12th @ 5:30 pm at Roosevelt Park.
Contact Tyann Hermes at 295-2046 or hermes@kvis.net if interested and for
more info. No experience necessary. (OFFICE)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Beal’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.06.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Corndogs
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken leg dinner

NHS meeting this Friday at break in Ms. Drury’s room. Please bring dues. (DRURY)

Strategy Team meetings during both lunches on Thursday. (STEVER)

Drama Students: A packet of pictures from the play are available to see in Mr. Smith’s room during the break this week. (SMITH)

All Jr. High boy’s basketball uniforms must be returned to Mr. Smith by Wednesday or you’ll be charged $40.00. (SMITH)

Babe Ruth practice starts today at 5:30 at Roosevelt Park. (HAGGERTY)

Students planning on going with the Art Interscholastics trip to Missoula, I MUST have your form and money by Wednesday! We are planning on leaving at the beginning of 4th block on Friday, April 23rd. We should be getting back between 7 & 8:00 pm on the 24th. See Mrs. Palmer ASAP.
Scissors (and perhaps other supplies?) were borrowed from the Art room for prom decorating and NOT RETURNED. I need all “borrowed” art supplies returned, please! (MRS. PALMER)

The Montana Conservation Corps will send representatives to Troy High School at noon on Friday, April 9. If you are interested in a great summer opportunity to do conservation/habitat restoration work, please plan to attend their power-point presentation. This will occur in Mrs. Vestal's room. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Hunter’s Education class starts this Wednesday, April 7th. See Mr. Jones to pick up registration, class schedule and book. (JONES)

Umpires needed for Youth baseball/softball program. $15 - $20 per game.
Umpire clinic scheduled for Monday, April 12th @ 5:30 pm at Roosevelt Park.
Contact Tyann Hermes at 295-2046 or hermes@kvis.net if interested and for
more info. No experience necessary. (OFFICE)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Beal’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

4.05.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Double stuff pizza
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Corndogs

Many thanks to so many of you who supported our drama students. It meant so much to all of us. (SMITH)

The Montana Conservation Corps will send representatives to Troy High School at noon on Friday, April 9. If you are interested in a great summer opportunity to do conservation/habitat restoration work, please plan to attend their power-point presentation. This will occur in Mrs. Vestal's room. (PALMER)

There are three summer camp opportunities available to interested students. The Junior Police Leadership Academy has an April 23rd application deadline for those interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement. MedStart is a week-long workshop in July to be held on the MSU campus. It's deadline for application is April 19th. Lastly the Yaak Valley Forest Council will sponsor the Dodge Summit Youth Restoration weekend on June 4-7. This last opportunity will be granted .25 "School to Work" credits. See Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Hunter’s Education class starts April 7th. See Mr. Jones to pick up registration, class schedule and book. (JONES)

Umpires needed for Youth baseball/softball program. $15 - $20 per game.
Umpire clinic scheduled for Monday, April 12th @ 5:30 pm at Roosevelt Park.
Contact Tyann Hermes at 295-2046 or hermes@kvis.net if interested and for
more info. No experience necessary. (OFFICE)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Beal’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

3.25.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Soup & sandwich
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Quesadillas

Tennis players: We will have practice over break at 1:00 Monday – Friday. Come when you can. (PRIEVE)

Umpires needed for Youth baseball/softball program. $15 - $20 per game.
Umpire clinic scheduled for Monday, April 12th @ 5:30 pm at Roosevelt Park.
Contact Tyann Hermes at 295-2046 or hermes@kvis.net if interested and for
more info. No experience necessary. (OFFICE)

Tennis players: You need to pay for your sweats by Friday. (PRIEVE)

Students: Please stay off the stage this week – we’re getting ready for the play. Thanks. (SMITH/BARA)

Foreign Language Club: Several of you have not paid for your tickets for the play – you know who you are. If I don’t have the money by Friday, I won’t be able to get your ticket. (MRS. CHIAVERINI)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Drury’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

The Yaak Rod and Gun Club is sponsoring a free "Survival Class" this Saturday, March 27th from 10:00 to noon at the Yaak Rod and Gun Club. It is free, with coffee and donuts provided. Instructors are Jon Obst and Phil Kilbreath of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Please call Jim Mayo at 295-3406 to register in advance. (PALMER)

EVERYBODY: It's time to start thinking about our annual WINGS fundraiser. The event will run from April 5 to 16. What do YOU think would be a good incentive to raise money? A class field trip? Shave Mr. Lizotte's soul patch? Make a teacher kiss a pig? I NEED YOUR IDEAS!!! See Mr. Palmer anytime between now and spring break (March 26) with your suggestions. MAY THE BEST CLASS WIN!!!!!!!!! (PALMER)

The Drama Department will be presenting “Gone with the Breeze” Wednesday & Thursday evenings (March 24th & 25th) at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ticket prices are: $4.00 adults & $3.00 students. (T. SMITH)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

3.24.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken strips
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Soup & sandwich

We will be on the Friday bell schedule today. Report to the auditorium after the 4th block bell rings for a sneak preview of “Gone with the Breeze”. (OFFICE)

Please release all drama students at 1:30 today. Thank you. (SMITH)

Umpires needed for Youth baseball/softball program. $15 - $20 per game.
Umpire clinic scheduled for Monday, April 12th @ 5:30 pm at Roosevelt Park.
Contact Tyann Hermes at 295-2046 or hermes@kvis.net if interested and for
more info. No experience necessary. (OFFICE)

Tennis players: You need to pay for your sweats by Friday. (PRIEVE)

All boy’s basketball players (who will be in grades 9-12 next year) interested in going to a team camp this summer must meet in Mr. Andersen’s room TODAY at break. (ANDERSEN)

Students: Please stay off the stage this week – we’re getting ready for the play. Thanks. (SMITH/BARA)

Foreign Language Club: Several of you have not paid for your tickets for the play – you know who you are. If I don’t have the money by Friday, I won’t be able to get your ticket. (MRS. CHIAVERINI)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Drury’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

The Yaak Rod and Gun Club is sponsoring a free "Survival Class" this Saturday, March 27th from 10:00 to noon at the Yaak Rod and Gun Club. It is free, with coffee and donuts provided. Instructors are Jon Obst and Phil Kilbreath of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Please call Jim Mayo at 295-3406 to register in advance. (PALMER)

EVERYBODY: It's time to start thinking about our annual WINGS fundraiser. The event will run from April 5 to 16. What do YOU think would be a good incentive to raise money? A class field trip? Shave Mr. Lizotte's soul patch? Make a teacher kiss a pig? I NEED YOUR IDEAS!!! See Mr. Palmer anytime between now and spring break (March 26) with your suggestions. MAY THE BEST CLASS WIN!!!!!!!!! (PALMER)

The Drama Department will be presenting “Gone with the Breeze” Wednesday & Thursday evenings (March 24th & 25th) at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ticket prices are: $4.00 adults & $3.00 students. (T. SMITH)

Junior High students who are participating in the Silverwood Reading Program need to have their tally sheets turned in TODAY. You can turn them in to Mrs. Miller. (MILLER)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

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)

3.23.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Taco boats
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken strips

All boy’s basketball players (who will be in grades 9-12 next year) interested in going to a team camp this summer must meet in Mr. Andersen’s room Wednesday at break. (ANDERSEN)

Students: Please stay off the stage this week – we’re getting ready for the play. Thanks. (SMITH/BARA)

Foreign Language Club: Several of you have not paid for your tickets for the play – you know who you are. If I don’t have the money by Friday, I won’t be able to get your ticket. (MRS. CHIAVERINI)

Lincoln County Poetry Contest: The topic is “Spring.” Please turn in entries to an English teacher by April 30th. (CHIAVERINI)

Break detention is in Ms. Drury’s room this week. (OFFICE)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

The Yaak Rod and Gun Club is sponsoring a free "Survival Class" on Saturday, March 27th from 10:00 to noon at the Yaak Rod and Gun Club. It is free, with coffee and donuts provided. Instructors are Jon Obst and Phil Kilbreath of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Please call Jim Mayo at 295-3406 to register in advance. (PALMER)

EVERYBODY: It's time to start thinking about our annual WINGS fundraiser. The event will run from April 5 to 16. What do YOU think would be a good incentive to raise money? A class field trip? Shave Mr. Lizotte's soul patch? Make a teacher kiss a pig? I NEED YOUR IDEAS!!! See Mr. Palmer anytime between now and spring break (March 26) with your suggestions. MAY THE BEST CLASS WIN!!!!!!!!! (PALMER)

The Drama Department will be presenting “Gone with the Breeze” Wednesday & Thursday evenings (March 24th & 25th) at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ticket prices are: $4.00 adults & $3.00 students. (T. SMITH)

Junior High students who are participating in the Silverwood Reading Program need to have their tally sheets turned in by WEDNESDAY. You can turn them in to Mrs. Miller. (MILLER)

Seniors: Don’t forget about the local scholarships! (PALMER)

Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. this morning. (MR. MAC)

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)

3.19.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken fajitas
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Burgers

Buy your prom tickets at lunch today. (OFFICE)

Main Street Perk will be serving Italian crème sodas at prom from 8-10:00 p.m. for $2.00 each. (BRENDA GOE)

The masks are in! They need to be picked up in the Art room at BREAK or after school. (J. PALMER)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

The Yaak Rod and Gun Club is sponsoring a free "Survival Class" on Saturday, March 27th from 10:00 to noon at the Yaak Rod and Gun Club. It is free, with coffee and donuts provided. Instructors are Jon Obst adn Phil Kilbreath of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Please call Jim Mayo at 295-3406 to register in advance. (PALMER)

EVERYBODY: It's time to start thinking about our annual WINGS fundraiser. The event will run from April 5 to 16. What do YOU think would be a good incentive to raise money? A class field trip? Shave Mr. Lizotte's soul patch? Make a teacher kiss a pig? I NEED YOUR IDEAS!!! See Mr. Palmer anytime between now and spring break (March 26) with your suggestions. MAY THE BEST CLASS WIN!!!!!!!!! (PALMER)

The Drama Department will be presenting “Gone with the Breeze” Wednesday & Thursday evenings (March 24th & 25th) at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ticket prices are: $4.00 adults & $3.00 students. (T. SMITH)

Junior High students who are participating in the Silverwood Reading Program need to have their tally sheets turned in by March 24th. You can turn them in to Mrs. Miller. (MILLER)

Foreign Language Club meeting TODAY at break. Your money for the play is due at the meeting. (CHIAVERINI)

Junior High creative writers meet at lunch TODAY in my room. Bring our lunches.
(MRS. C.)

Junior High Track will start Monday, March 22nd after school. Meet down at the track. You must have a physical to participate. For your information track involves running. Now you know. (MR. JONES)

SENIORS: Nearly all of the local scholarship applications have arrived and are ready for you to pick up and complete. There are about five that I am still waiting to receive--keep checking in.
MOST of these scholarship applications are due between April 15 and May 8. It is YOUR JOB to stay on top of this process. Since you have 6 to 8 weeks to complete these, there is really no excuse for procrastinating and doing a sloppy "rush" job just before the deadline.
I will be happy to assist you in any way I can. Stop by my office and check 'em out! (PALMER)

Prom picture forms at the office – they would like you to pick one up and have it filled out when you arrive at the prom. (OFFICE)

Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 23rd. (MR. MAC)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

PROM is Saturday, March 20, 8:00-midnight. Grand March at 8:30. Parents BOOTED at 9:00. Masks are REQUIRED. They can be purchased from the Art Club, handmade, bought at Walmart, OR you can paint a mask on your face. Whatever you choose, remember this is a formal dance and all typical dress codes apply. No hockey masks, zombie masks, paper sacks, etc. Emergency masks will be available at the door for those who need them for $4. Prom tickets are for sale during lunch in the auditorium, must be purchased in advance, and are $12 single/$20 couple. (RALSTON)

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)

3.18.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Pizza
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken fajitas

The masks are in! They need to be picked up in the Art room at BREAK or after school. (J. PALMER)

Strategy Team meetings today during both lunches in the library. (R. STEVER)

JUNIORS who would like to graduate early: applications are available from Mr. Ralston and MUST be completed and returned by April 30 (April 23 for close-up students). (RALSTON)

The Yaak Rod and Gun Club is sponsoring a free "Survival Class" on Saturday, March 27th from 10:00 to noon at the Yaak Rod and Gun Club. It is free, with coffee and donuts provided. Instructors are Jon Obst adn Phil Kilbreath of the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks. Please call Jim Mayo at 295-3406 to register in advance. (PALMER)

EVERYBODY: It's time to start thinking about our annual WINGS fundraiser. The event will run from April 5 to 16. What do YOU think would be a good incentive to raise money? A class field trip? Shave Mr. Lizotte's soul patch? Make a teacher kiss a pig? I NEED YOUR IDEAS!!! See Mr. Palmer anytime between now and spring break (March 26) with your suggestions. MAY THE BEST CLASS WIN!!!!!!!!! (PALMER)

The Drama Department will be presenting “Gone with the Breeze” Wednesday & Thursday evenings (March 24th & 25th) at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ticket prices are: $4.00 adults & $3.00 students. (T. SMITH)

Tennis girls: There are openings on the tennis team for high school girls. If you’ve never played we can teach you. You learn a life long sport, have fun, get some sun and wear a great tennis uniform. (PRIEVES)

Junior High students who are participating in the Silverwood Reading Program need to have their tally sheets turned in by March 24th. You can turn them in to Mrs. Miller. (MILLER)

Foreign Language Club meeting Friday at break. Your money for the play is due at the meeting. (CHIAVERINI)

Junior High creative writers meet at lunch Friday in my room. Bring our lunches.
(MRS. C.)

Sophomores will take first lunch on Tuesday-Thursday for Montcas testing. (PALMER)

Junior High Track will start Monday, March 22nd after school. Meet down at the track. You must have a physical to participate. For your information track involves running. Now you know. (MR. JONES)

SENIORS: Nearly all of the local scholarship applications have arrived and are ready for you to pick up and complete. There are about five that I am still waiting to receive--keep checking in.
MOST of these scholarship applications are due between April 15 and May 8. It is YOUR JOB to stay on top of this process. Since you have 6 to 8 weeks to complete these, there is really no excuse for procrastinating and doing a sloppy "rush" job just before the deadline.
I will be happy to assist you in any way I can. Stop by my office and check 'em out! (PALMER)

ALL 7th, 8th, and 10th grade students: You will be taking the MontCAS tests next week. All tests will be during second and third blocks.
7th graders will test with their second block teachers.
8th graders will test in Mr. Jones' room
10th graders will test in Mr. Smith's room.
7th graders will test on Tuesday and Wednesday. 8th and 10th graders will test on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. IF YOU MISS ANY OF THESE TESTS, you will have to make them up the following week. PLEASE do everything in your power to be here those days so you don't have to miss other classes doing make-up tests. (PALMER)

Prom tickets on sale at lunch. (OFFICE)

Prom picture forms at the office – they would like you to pick one up and have it filled out when you arrive at the prom. (OFFICE)

Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 23rd. (MR. MAC)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

PROM is Saturday, March 20, 8:00-midnight. Grand March at 8:30. Parents BOOTED at 9:00. Masks are REQUIRED. They can be purchased from the Art Club, handmade, bought at Walmart, OR you can paint a mask on your face. Whatever you choose, remember this is a formal dance and all typical dress codes apply. No hockey masks, zombie masks, paper sacks, etc. Emergency masks will be available at the door for those who need them for $4. Prom tickets are for sale during lunch in the auditorium, must be purchased in advance, and are $12 single/$20 couple. (RALSTON)

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)

3.17.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Chicken patty sandwich
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Pizza

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

The Drama Department will be presenting “Gone with the Breeze” Wednesday & Thursday evenings (March 24th & 25th) at 7:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Ticket prices are: $4.00 adults & $3.00 students. (T. SMITH)

Play practice at 6:30 this evening for all cast members – Act II. (SMITH)

Tennis girls: There are openings on the tennis team for high school girls. If you’ve never played we can teach you. You learn a life long sport, have fun, get some sun and wear a great tennis uniform. (PRIEVES)

Junior High students who are participating in the Silverwood Reading Program need to have their tally sheets turned in by March 24th. You can turn them in to Mrs. Miller. (MILLER)

Last day to order prom corsages/flowers etc. from Amy at Steins is TODAY. (OFFICE)

Junior High Student Council meeting TODAY at break in Mrs. Miller’s room. (MILLER)

Foreign Language Club meeting Friday at break. Your money for the play is due at the meeting. (CHIAVERINI)

Junior High creative writers meet at lunch Friday in my room. Bring our lunches.
(MRS. C.)

Sophomores will take first lunch on Tuesday-Thursday for Montcas testing. (PALMER)

Junior High Track will start Monday, March 22nd after school. Meet down at the track. You must have a physical to participate. For your information track involves running. Now you know. (MR. JONES)

SENIORS: Nearly all of the local scholarship applications have arrived and are ready for you to pick up and complete. There are about five that I am still waiting to receive--keep checking in.
MOST of these scholarship applications are due between April 15 and May 8. It is YOUR JOB to stay on top of this process. Since you have 6 to 8 weeks to complete these, there is really no excuse for procrastinating and doing a sloppy "rush" job just before the deadline.
I will be happy to assist you in any way I can. Stop by my office and check 'em out! (PALMER)

ALL 7th, 8th, and 10th grade students: You will be taking the MontCAS tests next week. All tests will be during second and third blocks.
7th graders will test with their second block teachers.
8th graders will test in Mr. Jones' room
10th graders will test in Mr. Smith's room.
7th graders will test on Tuesday and Wednesday. 8th and 10th graders will test on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. IF YOU MISS ANY OF THESE TESTS, you will have to make them up the following week. PLEASE do everything in your power to be here those days so you don't have to miss other classes doing make-up tests. (PALMER)

Prom tickets on sale at lunch. (OFFICE)

Prom picture forms at the office – they would like you to pick one up and have it filled out when you arrive at the prom. (OFFICE)

A Masquerade Ball Dinner hosted by the Troy Trojan Booster Club will be served from 5-7 at Shriner’s. Reservations will be held for the first 30 people to sign up and PAY $15 each for their choice of filet mignon, shrimp alfredo or chicken terriyaki. Details to follow. (RALSTON)

NOTE THE CHANGE AGAIN: Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 23rd. (MR. MAC)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

PROM is Saturday, March 20, 8:00-midnight. Grand March at 8:30. Parents BOOTED at 9:00. Masks are REQUIRED. They can be purchased from the Art Club, handmade, bought at Walmart, OR you can paint a mask on your face. Whatever you choose, remember this is a formal dance and all typical dress codes apply. No hockey masks, zombie masks, paper sacks, etc. Emergency masks will be available at the door for those who need them for $4. Prom tickets are for sale during lunch in the auditorium, must be purchased in advance, and are $12 single/$20 couple. (RALSTON)

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)

3.16.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Spaghetti
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Chicken patty sandwich

Junior High students who are participating in the Silverwood Reading Program need to have their tally sheets turned in by March 24th. You can turn them in to Mrs. Miller. (MILLER)

Last day to order prom corsages/flowers etc. from Amy at Steins will be this Wednesday, March 17th. (OFFICE)

Junior High Student Council meeting Wednesday at break in Mrs. Miller’s room. (MILLER)

Foreign Language Club meeting Friday at break. Your money for the play is due at the meeting. (CHIAVERINI)

Junior High creative writers meet at lunch Friday in my room. Bring our lunches.
(MRS. C.)

Sophomores will take first lunch on Tuesday-Thursday for Montcas testing. (PALMER)

Junior High Track will start Monday, March 22nd after school. Meet down at the track. You must have a physical to participate. For your information track involves running. Now you know. (MR. JONES)

SENIORS: Nearly all of the local scholarship applications have arrived and are ready for you to pick up and complete. There are about five that I am still waiting to receive--keep checking in.
MOST of these scholarship applications are due between April 15 and May 8. It is YOUR JOB to stay on top of this process. Since you have 6 to 8 weeks to complete these, there is really no excuse for procrastinating and doing a sloppy "rush" job just before the deadline.
I will be happy to assist you in any way I can. Stop by my office and check 'em out! (PALMER)

ALL 7th, 8th, and 10th grade students: You will be taking the MontCAS tests next week. All tests will be during second and third blocks.
7th graders will test with their second block teachers.
8th graders will test in Mr. Jones' room
10th graders will test in Mr. Smith's room.
7th graders will test on Tuesday and Wednesday. 8th and 10th graders will test on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. IF YOU MISS ANY OF THESE TESTS, you will have to make them up the following week. PLEASE do everything in your power to be here those days so you don't have to miss other classes doing make-up tests. (PALMER)

Prom tickets on sale at lunch. (OFFICE)

Prom picture forms at the office – they would like you to pick one up and have it filled out when you arrive at the prom. (OFFICE)

A Masquerade Ball Dinner hosted by the Troy Trojan Booster Club will be served from 5-7 at Shriner’s. Reservations will be held for the first 30 people to sign up and PAY $15 each for their choice of filet mignon, shrimp alfredo or chicken terriyaki. Details to follow. (RALSTON)

NOTE THE CHANGE AGAIN: Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 23rd. (MR. MAC)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

PROM is Saturday, March 20, 8:00-midnight. Grand March at 8:30. Parents BOOTED at 9:00. Masks are REQUIRED. They can be purchased from the Art Club, handmade, bought at Walmart, OR you can paint a mask on your face. Whatever you choose, remember this is a formal dance and all typical dress codes apply. No hockey masks, zombie masks, paper sacks, etc. Emergency masks will be available at the door for those who need them for $4. Prom tickets are for sale during lunch in the auditorium, must be purchased in advance, and are $12 single/$20 couple. (RALSTON)

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)

3.15.10

HOT LUNCH TODAY: Nachos
HOT LUNCH TOMORROW: Spaghetti

Last day to order prom corsages/flowers etc. from Amy at Steins will be this Wednesday, March 17th. (OFFICE)

Junior High Student Council meeting Wednesday at break in Mrs. Miller’s room. (MILLER)

Foreign Language Club meeting Friday at break. Your money for the play is due at the meeting. (CHIAVERINI)

Junior High creative writers meet at lunch Friday in my room. Bring our lunches.
(MRS. C.)

Sophomores will take first lunch on Tuesday-Thursday for Montcas testing. (PALMER)

If you still need a mask for prom and don’t want to buy one – Mrs. Winslow has a few at the office. (OFFICE)

Junior High Track will start Monday, March 22nd after school. Meet down at the track. You must have a physical to participate. For your information track involves running. Now you know. (MR. JONES)

SENIORS: Nearly all of the local scholarship applications have arrived and are ready for you to pick up and complete. There are about five that I am still waiting to receive--keep checking in.
MOST of these scholarship applications are due between April 15 and May 8. It is YOUR JOB to stay on top of this process. Since you have 6 to 8 weeks to complete these, there is really no excuse for procrastinating and doing a sloppy "rush" job just before the deadline.
I will be happy to assist you in any way I can. Stop by my office and check 'em out! (PALMER)

ALL 7th, 8th, and 10th grade students: You will be taking the MontCAS tests next week. All tests will be during second and third blocks.
7th graders will test with their second block teachers.
8th graders will test in Mr. Jones' room
10th graders will test in Mr. Smith's room.
7th graders will test on Tuesday and Wednesday. 8th and 10th graders will test on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. IF YOU MISS ANY OF THESE TESTS, you will have to make them up the following week. PLEASE do everything in your power to be here those days so you don't have to miss other classes doing make-up tests. (PALMER)

Prom tickets on sale at lunch. (OFFICE)

Prom picture forms at the office – they would like you to pick one up and have it filled out when you arrive at the prom. (OFFICE)

Track will start TODAY after school in the high school gym. You must have a physical before participating. There will be a meeting for all students interested in track Thursday at break. It would be highly recommended to you prospective tracksters that you go for a jog every evening. You body will thank you next Monday. (NEWTON)

A Masquerade Ball Dinner hosted by the Troy Trojan Booster Club will be served from 5-7 at Shriner’s. Reservations will be held for the first 30 people to sign up and PAY $15 each for their choice of filet mignon, shrimp alfredo or chicken terriyaki. Details to follow. (RALSTON)

NOTE THE CHANGE AGAIN: Winter Sports Awards will be at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 23rd. (MR. MAC)

Libby Floral deadline to order tuxes and flowers is TODAY. (OFFICE)

Break detention is in Mrs. Vestal’s room this week. (RALSTON)

PROM RAFFLE TICKETS now on sale. You can win a $50 dinner at MK Steakhouse or $25 worth of tanning. Want great nails – win prom nails from True Blue or your corsage and flowers from Blossom Boutique. You could even win prom tickets! See your local Close Up representatives to buy a ticket today! (RANDALL)

Our first day of SOFTBALL practice will be a meeting in Mrs. Miller’s room after school TODAY. If you do not have a physical on file from other activities this year, you need to bring one signed by you, your doctor and parent/guardian. Also, this meeting is our meeting with parent/guardian. We will answer any questions you might have about the program at this time. Again, make sure a parent/guardian is present at this meeting.
(COACH THOMPSON)

PROM is Saturday, March 20, 8:00-midnight. Grand March at 8:30. Parents BOOTED at 9:00. Masks are REQUIRED. They can be purchased from the Art Club, handmade, bought at Walmart, OR you can paint a mask on your face. Whatever you choose, remember this is a formal dance and all typical dress codes apply. No hockey masks, zombie masks, paper sacks, etc. Emergency masks will be available at the door for those who need them for $4. Prom tickets are for sale during lunch in the auditorium, must be purchased in advance, and are $12 single/$20 couple. (RALSTON)

SENIORS: The Army Corps of Engineers/Libby Dam is advertising for summer employees. Par ranges from $9.74 to $21.86 per hours. Completed applications must be sent to the Libby dam and must be RECEIVED by them by the close of business on March 15th. See. Mr. Palmer for application materials. (PALMER)

Softball open gym Tues./Wed. evenings at 6:30 p.m. at the Activity Center. (COACH THOMPSON)

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)