For up-to-date Eastview calendar information, go to:
http://www.district196.org/evhs then "click" Activity Calendar under Quick Links.
Wednesday,
December 19, 2007
PARENT INFORMATION
Yearbook orders are due this Friday
for $70. After December 21, the price increases to $75. All
yearbook orders are due January 31. Yearbook orders can be dropped off in
the Main Office. Click on the below link to access and print the yearbook
order form. Forms are also available in the Main Office. http://www.district196.org/evhs/activities/finearts/lightyear/forms/Yearbookorderform.pdf You can check the status of your yearbook
order by clicking on the following link: http://www.district196.org/evhs/activities/finearts/lightyear/
Welcome Desk Volunteers:
We need help greeting at the North Door the morning of January 7 and 11
(8:15-11:00). In the afternoons (11:00-1:45)
we need help: January 10, 17, 24, 25, 28, 29, and 31. Please contact Paula Zeilon at 952-423-7142
or pcnews@charter.net if you can help. New volunteers are welcome!
There will be a Boys Lacrosse
Booster Club meeting today at
Mid-Term Grade
Reports for Quarter 2: This week
marks the mid-term for Quarter 2. Expect your students to bring a hard
copy report of their mid-term grades for each class home during this
week. Please plan to take a moment to discuss the grade report with your
students. Career Development students will receive mid-term grades later
in their trimester. As always, you may view your student’s academic data on the
Parent/Student portal accessible by clicking
here.
Looking for a great holiday gift idea!? The Lightning Dance
Team is selling cookbooks. The
books contain over 500 family recipes for just $15. Please contact Melinda
Ullrich at 952-322-4330 to order yours today!
Do you have old cell phones and printer
cartridges? If so, you
can turn them into the Eastview High School Main Office. This program has
been a great way to generate resources for our school while recycling old cell
phones and printer cartridges.
Senior
Parents
Senior Party - In early November, you should have received a
four page letter containing important information about the 2008 Senior
Graduation Party. The letter contained information regarding: Donations,
Target Gift Registry (search under Line 1 = Eastview, Line 2 = 2008 Eastview
Senior Party), Parent Volunteers, Memory Wall , 2008 Senior Party Ticket Information, Senior
Posters and Senior Party Raffle/Fundraiser. Please
review the contents of the letter. If you are planning to purchase a
party ticket for your senior (great holiday gift) and/or raffle ticket – please
send in your money as soon as possible. If you haven’t sent in your
memory wall words for your student, please e-mail them to stevenjkulseth@msn.com.
Please consider volunteering! Planning
a party for 600 students takes a great deal
of work and can only be accomplished if we have a great number of people
helping. If you are planning to volunteer to help work the party, please
send an e-mail to dgoblirsch@charter.net.
The Senior Party Committee is working hard to make sure that our students have
a very memorable, enjoyable, alcohol free, graduation party! If you did not
receive the senior letter, please send an e-mail message to Hensley138@aol.com to have one resent.
Senior Party Raffle - Don't forget about the Senior Party
Raffle Drawing on February 15!!! A $5 ticket will get you a chance to win
one of the following prizes: dinner for 4 at Enjoy!; a $500 value teeth
whitening system; two Spring Bravo tickets (two sets offered); one
free ticket to the Senior Party (two tickets offered); one
autographed Rihanna umbrella and her CD (two sets offered)! Buy as
many tickets as you like! Contact Janis Fuller (jantimfuller@comcast.net)
if you need a raffle ticket form. This is a great way to support those that may
not be able to afford the party.
Flint Hills Resources -
Pine
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Junior students interested in applying for Developmental
Psychology (DP) for your senior year: Interest meetings will take place
tomorrow after school and Friday, January 1 before school in C330.
Applications are due on Monday, January 14, with interviews following.
Look for more information when we return from winter break!
Give up cooking this winter break!!! The EVHS Speech team is selling Papa
Murphy’s pizza coupon cards for $5.00. You will receive over $25.00 in savings from the coupons. Family
pizza -1 topping for 6.99 or $ 5.00 off any two family
pizzas are just a few of the saving coupons offered. The cards
are good at any Papa Murphy store in the
Congratulations to the Math Students
of the Quarter in Mr. Petrich’s Algebra 1:
Shannon Deutsch; Alexandra Beckman, Kelly Meyer; Amanda Beckman
& Kjersten Bratvold and Algebra 2:
Erik Doucette & Billy Kor
Please review your Quarter 3 schedules on the Student Portal. If you
believe an adjustment is necessary for your Quarter 3 schedule please make an
appointment to meet with your guidance counselor. Reasons for scheduling
an appointment for a schedule adjustment include a level change (a class is too
difficult for which teacher input is required), student has not met a necessary
prerequisite, drop a class to add a study hall or add a required course for
graduation. Adjustments will not be made to accommodate requests for
specific instructors, study halls, class periods, or lunch periods.
Students can pick up their Q1 report cards in the Guidance Office during lunch. Parents can also
access these report cards through the parent portal. Report cards will
not be mailed home.
Yearbook
orders are due on December 21 for $70. After December 21, the price
increases to $75. All yearbook orders are due January 31. Yearbook
orders can be dropped off in the Main Office. Forms are also available in
the Main Office.
Honors Transcript for Q1 can be picked up in the Guidance Office during
5th period or after school.
COLLEGE AND SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
Attention
Seniors: Please review your college applications and submit them to the
Guidance Office by the following dates:
Applications with a February 1
deadline: Submit by January 10
SPORT
SCORES
The Varsity
Boys’ Basketball team improved to 5-0 on the season with a 79-61 win over Apple
Valley last night. The win pushed the team to 2-0 in the Lake Conference
and they remain unbeaten on the young season. The team was led in
rebounding by Michael Grinnell and Carlos Emory with 10 boards each. Tim
Hufford played a great game off the bench, sparking the team with strong
defense, 8 points, and 4 assists. Seniors Johnie Sanders and Ethan
Thomforde handled the scoring load. Sanders led all scorers with 31, and
Thomforde added 20. The Team travels to Eden Prairie on Friday night to
battle for first place against the Eagles. See you there.
The Boys JV Basketball improved to 3-0 on
the season with a strong performance vs. Park Center. Leading at half 39-12 the
Lightning never trailed and the final score was 74-40. Chris Hall led all
scorers with 21 points and Andrew McLean and Drew Bjordahl each added 13
points. For the season the Lighting are averaging 72 PPG to opponents 43 PPG. The team improved to 4-0 with a win vs. Apple Valley
last night. The Lightning went into the half with 27-26 lead. With 8 seconds to
go Drew Bjordahl made a jumper to give them a 55-54 lead, Valley came down and
was unable to convert on offense. The final score was 55-54 and Andrew McLean
had 20 points, Drew Bjordahl added 15 points. For the season Andrew McLean is
averaging 17.5 points per game. The boys take on Eden Prairie on the road on
Friday.
The 10th Grade Boy’s
Basketball team defeated Apple Valley high school last night with a score
of 63-48. The first half was a close game 32-28. The second half the
lightning tightened up their defense and handled the ball better, which
resulted in a double digit lead. Steve Denzer, Michael Radamacher, Jordan Kuhn
came off the bench and played well. The leading scorers were Isaiah
Thomas and Corey Styles both with 16 points. Karl Otto had 11 points;
Austin Brown had 9 points with 10 assist and Brad Losse lead the team with 7
rebounds. Other players who have played hard were David Pearcill, Scott
Burgess, and Michael Myslinski. On Friday the team will play at Eden Prarie at 4:30
and thank you for your support.
The 9A
Boys Basketball team earned another victory Tuesday by defeating
Bloomington Jefferson 68-42. The win improved their record to 6-1
overall. Leading the way in scoring for the Lightning were; Frank Veldman
15, Lethzee Calderon 12, Paul McWilliams 12, and Ryan Osgar 10. Eastview
will be in action again on Thursday at Cretin.
The 9B Boys Basketball team got
back into the win column last night againt Bloomington Jefferson. In an offensively challenging night for both
teams, the Lightning won in a slugfest 18 - 12 in a shortened game due to time
restrictions on the gym. The boys next
play Thursday at Cretin.
The Lightning Girls’ Varsity Basketball team took
care of business against neighboring rival Apple Valley on the road extending a
13 point half time lead into a 81-59 win.
Sam
Our Gymnasts performed well
against Apple Valley last night. Varsity
won 133 to 127, and JV won 124 to 104.
The team score keeps creeping higher as the girls compete new skills and
events. Jessie Huff had an awesome
night, throwing giants on the bars, and placing second in all-around. Morgan Poulson and Brittany Stumpf flipped
back tucks on a 4" beam. Katia
Lundberg did bars for her first time.
Way to go girls!
Members of the Varsity Men's and Women's
Nordic Ski team competed in the Lake Conference Sprint Championships on
Tuesday at Elm Creek. Special congratulations to overall champion Tyler
Abery (AVHS) who placed 1st out of 56 competitors! Other strong
performances were also recorded by Andy Dodds, 9th place (AVHS),
Sean Dougherty 12th place (AVHS), and Nick Andresen 16th
place (EVHS). Go Nordic! The teams next race is tomorrow at Valleywood
Golf Course, starting at 3:30.
ARTS AND ACTIVITIES
The December meeting
of Best Buddies will be tomorrow at either 7:00 am or 2:30 pm in Room
C250. All members are encouraged to
attend at either time. See you then.
Intramural Bowling is starting!!! Get
your team of 4 together, see Ms. Beckmann in the Athletic Office for
information sheets, pay your money and get ready to bowl on Mondays &
Wednesdays after school. Teams and money ($75/per person or $300/team)
are due December 19 with bowling
starting January 14 and ending February 11. See Mr.VandeBerg with any
questions.
Business
Professionals of America members are reminded that contest samples are
available in C239. All members should stop by C238 after school tomorrow
or before school on Friday to get updated information and permission slips for
regional contest on January 11. See Ms. Lencowski or Ms. Phelps
with any questions.
All FCCLA members need to have
their Star Event information sheet, permission slip and money in to Mrs.
Hendrickson and Mrs. Svaren by this Friday. Please come to C138 if you
have any questions.
Limited release CD – The EVHS Music Department is selling a CD featuring musical highlights from The
Quest Unending – our June 4, 2007 celebration of 10 years of Performing
Arts at Eastview High School. The CD features performances by the EVHS
Wind Ensemble, Concert Choir, Men’s and Women’s Chorales, and distinguished
alumni. Selections include “Carmina Burana”, “Make Our Garden Grow”, and the world premiere of “Footprint”s
dedicated to our principal Dick Dewey in honor of his support for the
performing arts. The CD is available for $15 from band and choir students
or in the Main Office. This wonderful music would make a unique and
special holiday gift for members of the Eastview community.
You could go home for the holidays with a new (RED) I-pod 8GB Video
Nano! SADD is holding a raffle
for this and other (Red) products during the lunch periods this week!
Tickets are only $1. Buy 5 and get a (Red) button! All proceeds
will be donated to the Global Fund for AIDS relief in
The next Ski & Snowboard Club trip to
Anyone interested in joining the Winter
Step Team—we start practice on
Tuesday, January 8 and have performances during the month of January.
Please see Ms. Dumonceaux in the C338 office or Ms. Erin Mathews in the A308
office with any questions.
Attention all Voices
staff: there will be no meeting today after school.