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Eastview
High School Daily Announcements
Wednesday,
January 30, 2008
PARENT SECTION
Perspectives on Parenting presents “Challenging
Adolescent Behaviors: Successful Problem-Solving Strategies within Your Family”
at 7:00 pm, Monday, February 4 at Falcon Ridge Middle School. Mary Sheedy, Kurcinka, a former ISD196
parent educator, nationally recognized speaker, author of 4 books on parenting
and a parent of 2 grown children will speak
about the challenges of raising teenagers and understanding adolescence.
Mary will give sound, common sense
ideas to develop successful
problem solving strategies within your family. The
presentation will include tips for
building the relationship that keeps your teens working with you—even
during the tough times.
Parents: It’s
that time of year again to show your student how very much you care! Send them
a VAL-O-GRAM at school on February
14. FCCLA is selling flowers,
chocolate pretzels, and chocolate covered rice krispie bars to be delivered to
your child 7th hour on Valentine’s Day. You can access the order
form and instructions via the student activities section of the EV webpage;
click on FCCLA (http://www.district196.org/evhs/activities/students/fccla/)
Your high school student will be wonderfully surprised to
know you are thinking of them on Valentine’s Day! Email Janice Svaren ( Janice.svaren@district196.org
) with any questions you may have.
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Apple Valley Police Department is taking applications
for you to join the Police Academy. You have until February 1 to apply. You can experience interesting knowledge on
how law enforcement works. See Diane
Mathews to sign up!
COLLEGE AND SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
LATE registration for the February 9 ACT test
is thru Friday. Register at www.actstudent.org.
Junior
Girls!!!! The American Legion Auxiliary is sponsoring the Minnesota Girls State program at Bethel
University the week of June 8 thru 14. This is a great opportunity for
young women who are interested in the functions of Minnesota government.
Information and applications are available in the Guidance Office.
Seniors!!! The Minnesota Masonic Charities Signature
Scholarship application is due February 15. Five scholarships are
awarded for $5,000.00 renewable for up to $20,000 for up to four years.
See Guidance Office for an application.
Seniors should check out other scholarship opportunities at http://www.district196.org/evhs/studentservices/guidance/FinancialAid.asp
and in the Family Connection of Naviance at https://workspacek12.naviance.com/fc/signin.php?hsid=evhs
.
Parents of Seniors:
Community Education is offering the following sessions regarding college
planning/finance/testing:
How to Get into College and Pay for It Without Going Broke Thursday,
February 7, 7-9 pm
http://ce.district196.org/Perficio/online/events/event_info.aspx?id=184400
Kaplan on Campus: ACT Preparation Saturdays (10 am-2 pm) and Tuesdays
(6:30-8:30 pm), February 16 – April 8
http://ce.district196.org/Perficio/online/events/event_info.aspx?id=18300
Zapping the ACT Test Saturday, March 15, 9-3 pm
http://ce.district196.org/Perficio/online/events/event_info.aspx?id=178899
The 2008 Futsal Tournament
registration forms are now located in the Main Office. Do you like to
place soccer? Do you like tournaments? If so, find some friends and
make up a team for this Saturday of Futsal!
Girl’s Golf pre-season
golf meeting will be held today after school at 2:45 in Mrs. Mathew's room
(A307). Seniors will be discussing team clothing and upcoming captain
practices. If you can't make it, contact one of us through e-mail. Hope to see
you there! Ally (lone.gray.wolf@gmail.com ), Sara (ElenielAndune@comcast.net ), and
Bekka (evbasketball34@hotmail.com )
SPORT
SCORES
The Varsity
Boys’ Basketball team improved to 11-4 on the season last night with an
impressive 74-57 victory over the Rosemount Irish. Defensive intensity,
strong rebounding, and free throw shooting proved to be the difference in the
game last night. Sophomore guard Vinard had 4 steals to go along with
5-for-6 from the free throw line. Michael Grinnell also had 6 steals and
Junior Carlos Emory grabbed 7 rebounds in addition to his 13 points.
Ethan Thomforde lead a balanced scoring attack with 16 as four players scored
in double figures for the Lightning. Next up is a road game at Chaska on
Friday night.
The JV
Boys Basketball improved to 11-3 on the season with a win at home
vs.Rosemount. The final score was 43-39. Chris Hall led all scorers with 12
points.
The 10th Grade Boy’s Basketball team won a
tough game last night by defeating the undefeated Rosemount Irish 48-44.
Defense was the key to our victory. Austin Brown had 3 steals, while
Michael Myslinski also had a steal. Michael Rademacher helped the team
with his hard nose defense. Karl Otto led the team offensively with 17
points, with 3 back-to-back 3 pointers. Isaiah Thomas had 13 big points.
Cory Styles helped the team with tough defense and 8 points. Our next
game will be Friday at Chaska.
The Lightning Girls’ Varsity
Basketball team kept their perfect conference record alive, running it to
14-0, with a road victory over Rosemount.
The Lightning played a strong team game at both ends of the floor
building a 15 point halftime lead and never looked back. The balanced Lightning offense was led by Sam
The JV Boys Hockey team came home with a 4 – 2
win against Chaska. Scoring in the first
period was Shane Sjostrom assisted by Cory Hanson. Chaska scored twice in the second to lead the
game. In the third period the boys put 3
in the net to win the game with goals by Shane Sjostrom (assisted by Luke
Trepanier and Ben Parranto), Luke Trepanier (assisted by Erik Ritacco), and Clay
DeNicola (assisted by Ross Lundholm and Kyle Robotka). Michael Berger was good between the posts
with 23 saves.
Plan now to attend the second annual Coffee
Commotion: February 2, East Commons. Admission is only $4.00 for an evening
of music and fun.
The Annual NHS Dodgeball Tournament is coming up February 7 at 7:00 pm. Sign up and register your team during lunch
starting this Monday, the 28. It's $10 a person and six players on a team.
There are prizes for categories like best team costume, and this year Dodgeball
t-shirts will be on sale for everyone. It's a double elimination tournament, so
get a team together to dip, dive, and dodge!
Can anyone stop the
Banana Slugs?!?!?! The team of Alex Rogers, Andy Gensch, Brandan Peterson
and Alex Sertic are out to a commanding, undefeated lead in the IM Bowling
league, going 15-0 in the first three weeks. Individual honors go to Matt
Barker who bowled a 214 and Marit Fraune who rolled a 157. Come on out on
to Apple Place Bowl after school on Wednesday, you never know when Aly Peer
will do her next Turkey Dance.
Eastview National
Honor Society, in recognition of Black
History Month is excited to present Ms. Nancy Giles to speak on Monday,
February 11 beginning at 7:00 pm in the Performing Arts Center. Ms. Giles
is a regular contributor to the CBS Sunday Morning television program and an
accomplished journalist. Admission is FREE and open to the public; we
hope that you can join us! Please use the link to learn more about Ms.
Giles: http://www.roycecarlton.com/speakers/giles.html