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Friday, June 4, 2010 Day 5 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS Ms. Couture There will be a meeting for all cheerleaders interested in presenting in August today at lunch at 12:30 in E-122. Also, Tomorrow is the last day to return your uniforms without a fine. OUTDOOR TRACK – Mr. Bonenberg All athletes please check bulletin board for the list of your entries for this Saturday Regional track championships. TRIPS TRIP TO EUROPE 2011- Ed Tilli, J Boursier Thursday short meeting for everyone interested in going to Europe next year.12h11 in A-229, Mr Tilli's classroom. Last meeting this year so don't miss it!! NEW YORK – NEW YORK, N. Wallach To all the students who travelled to NY in March, please see Joyce (A-102) to pick-up a letter to bring home, have signed and returned to get a little cash back. MISCELLANEOUS Get a DVD of the Dance Recital! Dance Dept. If you would like to have a copy of the DVD from the Dance Recital, please see one of the dance teachers. You can buy one night ($5) or both nights ($8). The quality is very good for both nights and this is a nice souvenir. They should be ready by the end of next week, an announcement will be made. Thanks and congratulations to all of you once again, you did an amazing job! Recycling – Ms. Skrutkowska Bring your bin down to either the foyer in front of Mr. Scott’s office (seniors) or in the front of Ms. Guyot’s office (juniors). One person only and please sort your bin before bringing it down (paper only). PROM TICKETS – Ms. Scandar We will be accepting money for the prom tickets until June 18th. You must come to pay in the senior staffroom.For those who have paid, you can pick up the prom tickets starting next Wednesday from the senior staffroom. GUIDANCE All sec 4 students – Ms. Johnstone The Guidance Counsellors are available to schedule career counselling appointments during the exam weeks. Please drop by and if we are not there, leave your name, locker number and a few possible times that you could meet in the envelope outside Mrs. Johnstone’s (B-240A) or Mrs. Llewellyn’s (B-242A) door. If you have some ideas of what you would like to do/study, write them on the note. Summer School Forms – Mrs. Llewellyn Registration/recommendation forms for Summer School are now available in the Guidance Office (B-242). The forms are required for the following summer courses: Sec 2 & 3 remedial sessions in English, French & math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 3 math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 4 math, and the 4-week Sec 4 Technical or Scientific math “bridge” course. Please see Mrs. Llewellyn in B-242 for more information. FOUND Silver bracelet – S. Hughes A silver bracelet was found in the Auditorium. If you have lost one please come to Mr. Scott’s Secretary’s office Room C-138 to claim it. Thursday, June 3, 2010 Day 4 SPORTS CHEERLEADERS Ms. Couture There will be a meeting for all cheerleaders interested in presenting in August today at lunch at 12:30 in E-122. Also, Tomorrow is the last day to return your uniforms without a fine. OUTDOOR TRACK – Mr. Bonenberg All athletes please check bulletin board for the list of your entries for this Saturday Regional track championships. TRIPS TRIP TO EUROPE 2011- Ed Tilli, J Boursier Thursday short meeting for everyone interested in going to Europe next year.12h11 in A-229, Mr Tilli's classroom. Last meeting this year so don't miss it!! NEW YORK – NEW YORK, N. Wallach To all the students who travelled to NY in March, please see Joyce (A-102) to pick-up a letter to bring home, have signed and returned to get a little cash back. MISCELLANEOUS Get a DVD of the Dance Recital! Dance Dept. If you would like to have a copy of the DVD from the Dance Recital, please see one of the dance teachers. You can buy one night ($5) or both nights ($8). The quality is very good for both nights and this is a nice souvenir. They should be ready by the end of next week, an announcement will be made. Thanks and congratulations to all of you once again, you did an amazing job! Recycling – Ms. Skrutkowska Bring your bin down to either the foyer in front of Mr. Scott’s office (seniors) or in the front of Ms. Guyot’s office (juniors). One person only and please sort your bin before bringing it down (paper only). PROM TICKETS – Ms. Scandar We will be accepting money for the prom tickets until June 18th. You must come to pay in the senior staffroom.For those who have paid, you can pick up the prom tickets starting next Wednesday from the senior staffroom. GUIDANCE All sec 4 students – Ms. Johnstone The Guidance Counsellors are available to schedule career counselling appointments during the exam weeks. Please drop by and if we are not there, leave your name, locker number and a few possible times that you could meet in the envelope outside Mrs. Johnstone’s (B-240A) or Mrs. Llewellyn’s (B-242A) door. If you have some ideas of what you would like to do/study, write them on the note. Summer School Forms – Mrs. Llewellyn Registration/recommendation forms for Summer School are now available in the Guidance Office (B-242). The forms are required for the following summer courses: Sec 2 & 3 remedial sessions in English, French & math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 3 math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 4 math, and the 4-week Sec 4 Technical or Scientific math “bridge” course. Please see Mrs. Llewellyn in B-242 for more information. FOUND Silver bracelet – S. Hughes A silver bracelet was found in the Auditorium. If you have lost one please come to Mr. Scott’s Secretary’s office Room C-138 to claim it. Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Day 3 STUDENT LIFE Wow! The recycled materials certainly did come in during the last week of May! Ms. Rouette … how many eggs did you eat? Melinda is our smoke detector queen! … keep those batteries coming in! Thank you to all of you for helping out the environment and helping out your team at the same time. The final scores for the term are: House batteries Aluminum tabs Plastic tabs Egg cartons Eye glasses Ink cartridges Total score Overall score BALTO 2nd (3) 2749 g (2) 2258g (3) 54 (5) 0 (0) 1 (3) 16 128 KOLYMA 4th (1) 4440g (5) 2066g (1) 8 (1) 0 (0) 0 (0) 8 96 POLARIS 1st (5) 3411g (3) 3399g (5) 28 (2) 0 (0) 7 (5) 20 131 TOGO 3rd (2) 1588g (1) 2094g (2) 32 (3) 1 (5) 0 (0) 13 133 Congratulations to TOGO for such a great fight and winning the term… just a few more activities and Balto may have done it too. Great work everyone! The Togo teachers will be asked to submit the names of the students in their classes that participated the most this term. We will draw for term winners on Wednesday. You may win a gift certificate or a Cafeteria fast pass for the next school year! POLARIS 2010 CHAMPS! Ms. Turriff Congratulations to Polaris members for never giving up and fighting ‘til the end …. It looked like you might get the title stolen away from you after working so hard all year but no …. POLARIS is the best house this year! A special thank you to Connor, Samantha and all the Polaris homeroom teachers for getting your team motivated. We will now be engraving your team’s name on the House Trophy!!! Job well done! House Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Overall score BALTO 78 124 71 128 401 KOLYMA 95 109 84 96 384 POLARIS 78 150 97 131 456 TOGO 85 134 92 133 444 Student Council/Promotion Committee Working Meeting – Mr. Vari Our last working meeting of the year will take place this Friday June 4th at 12:11pm in room B114. We will also need to set a date for our week-end teambuilding date. Readiness Camp Participants Mr. Vari On behalf of Ms. Grover and I we would like to thank everyone who signed up to work the Readiness Camp this summer. As you know we can only accept 15 students and the decision is difficult to say the least. It looks like we will in fact have our 60 campers so we should be able to give you an answer by this Friday June 4th. A message will follow in the Chronicle. The 15 chosen students will be posted on the door of the Student Council room next to the Junior staff room. Good Luck everyone. GUIDANCE Summer School Forms – Mrs. Llewellyn Registration/recommendation forms for Summer School are now available in the Guidance Office (B-242). The forms are required for the following summer courses: Sec 2 & 3 remedial sessions in English, French & math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 3 math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 4 math, and the 4-week Sec 4 Technical or Scientific math “bridge” course. Please see Mrs. Llewellyn in B-242 for more information. SPORTS OUTDOOR TRACK – Mr. Bonenberg Volunteers needed - Anyone who is interested in helping out at the Regional Track meet this Saturday here at Heritage please see Mr Chan,Ms Di Genova or Mr Bonenberg. A free lunch is included. OUTDOOR TRACK - Mr. Bonenberg Today is the last day to register for Regional Track and Field Championships held here at Heritage this Saturday June 5. You must get your forms into Mr Bonenberg the latest 4:00 p.m. TRIPS Trip to Europe 2011- Ed Tilli, J Boursier Thursday short meeting for everyone interested in going to Europe next year.12h11 in A-229, Mr Tilli's classroom. Last meeting this year so don't miss it!! MISCELLANEOUS Karl Wolf Concert – Mr. Vari There is a lot of buzz regarding the Karl Wolf concert taking place this Wednesday June 2nd in the Auditorium. It's going to be a mad house so come early to ensure your seat. Auditorium doors open at 12:11pm. The famine participants will get FIRST priority to enter. Once they have entered everyone else will be permitted to enter. Bring a sandwhich and eat it quickly before entering the Auditorium because you will NOT be allowed to enter the Auditorium with food or drink. If caught you will be asked to leave. Doors will close at 12:30pm SHARP and will open for NO ONE!!! Anyone caught banging and screaming outside the door will be prompted sent to the office. Tuesday, June 1, 2010 Day 2 STUDENT LIFE Head of House Meeting – Ms. Turriff All NEW Heads of House are asked to meet in C-201 (my classroom) for a brief meeting TODAY at 12h20. 30 Hour Famine - S. Sial Congratulations to all the participants and all the homerooms for raising a grand total of 7500.30$. A special thank you to the Polaris house for raising the most money and Mme Chancy's homeroom in particular for making the greatest contribution. 30 Hour Famine Participants-Regarding Karl Wolf – S. Sial A reminder that there is a final meeting for all the famine participants today in C246 at 12:20. It is regarding Karl Wolf and it will definitely be worth your while to attend. THERE IS TO BE NO EATING IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM. GUIDANCE Summer School Forms – Mrs. Llewellyn Registration/recommendation forms for Summer School are now available in the Guidance Office (B-242). The forms are required for the following summer courses: Sec 2 & 3 remedial sessions in English, French & math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 3 math, the 5-week complete course in Sec 4 math, and the 4-week Sec 4 Technical or Scientific math “bridge” course. Please see Mrs. Llewellyn in B-242 for more information. SPORTS Sports Awards and Hockey Players-PeeWee,Bantam and Juvenile - Mr. Black Please note that Sports Awards is tonight and that proper dress is required. Please make sure you have notified your coaches why you can't attend. If you are not there tonight then you had better have a good reason for not attending when Mr. Black, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Lapointe ask you next year. Friday, May 28, 2010 Day 10 STUDENT LIFE Student Council/Promotion Committee Working Meeting – Mr. Vari Message: There will be a Student Council working meeting this Friday at 12:15pm in Room B114 for all members of the Student Council and promotion committee. MISCELLANEOUS Student ID Cards – Mr. Seltmann Students should be carrying their ID cards at all times especially during the exam period. Thank you, Mr. Seltmann Otakuthon Convention – Diane Mallet On August 13th to the 15th the Palais des Congres de Montreal will be hosting the Otakuthon Anime convention. Anyone who is interested can see Miss Diane in B-113 during lunch this week. Recycling - Ms. Skrutkowska Bring your bin down to either the foyer in front of Mr. Scott’s office (seniors) or in the front of Ms. Guyot’s office (juniors). One person only and please sort your bin before bringing it down (paper only). SPORTS Outdoor Track – Mr. Bonenberg All Althletes going to regionals please pick up an information sheet from Mr. Bonenberg or Ms DiGenova. Deadline for regionals is Monday May 31/10. Also anyone interested in the Jeux de Quebec regionals please pick up information sheets from Mr. Bonenberg. Bantam Girls Volleyball - C. Martin Meeting Friday May 28th at 12:45 in B124 (math drop in center) for all players and coaches. If you can't make it see Miss Rennie (A228) or Mrs Martin (C224) by Friday. GRADUATION NEWS Grad Write Ups – C. Martn Grad write ups: We are getting there! The computer lab (C145) will be open 12:15 -13:00. Thursday, May 27, 2010 Day 9 STUDENT LIFE Student Council/Promotion Committee Working Meeting – Mr. Vari Message: There will be a Student Council working meeting this Friday at 12:15pm in Room B114 for all members of the Student Council and promotion committee. MISCELLANEOUS Student ID Cards – Mr. Seltmann Students should be carrying their ID cards at all times especially during the exam period. Thank you, Mr. Seltmann Otakuthon Convention – Diane Mallet On August 13th to the 15th the Palais des Congres de Montreal will be hosting the Otakuthon Anime convention. Anyone who is interested can see Miss Diane in B-113 during lunch this week. Recycling - Ms. Skrutkowska Bring your bin down to either the foyer in front of Mr. Scott’s office (seniors) or in the front of Ms. Guyot’s office (juniors). One person only and please sort your bin before bringing it down (paper only). SPORTS Outdoor Track – Mr. Bonenberg All Althletes going to regionals please pick up an information sheet from Mr. Bonenberg or Ms DiGenova. Deadline for regionals is Monday May 31/10. Also anyone interested in the Jeux de Quebec regionals please pick up information sheets from Mr. Bonenberg. Bantam Girls Volleyball - C. Martin Meeting Friday May 28th at 12:45 in B124 (math drop in center) for all players and coaches. If you can't make it see Miss Rennie (A228) or Mrs Martin (C224) by Friday. GRADUATION NEWS Grad Write Ups – C. Martn Grad write ups: We are getting there! The computer lab (C145) will be open 12:15 -13:00. Wednesday, May 26, 2010 Day 8 STUDENT LIFE Leadership Meeting – Ms. Rouette Reminder to Jordan McAran Bourque, Connor Hynes, Jessie Howarth, Natalie Pepiot, Michelle Vanderzon, Justin Hunt, and Casey-Ann Rivard you have a meeting today at 12:45 in E-212. Student Council/Promotion Committee Working Meeting – Mr. Vari Message: There will be a Student Council working meeting this Friday at 12:15pm in Room B114 for all members of the Student Council and promotion committee. Almost Summer Day! The halls were mostly filled with yellow or Canadiens shirts on Friday. We are sorry for the mix-up on Friday. The intercom system would not work when we were ready to read out the quiz. Thanks to all those who filled out their quizzes on loose leaf or had kept on to their original papers. The answers were: 1)Summer 69= Bryan Adams, 2) Balmoral castle= Scotland, 3)Canadiens & summer =24, 4) Roman Emperor=August, 5) Summer begins= June 21, 6)movie = Toy Story 3, 7)Mtl event = GrandPrix, 8)Olympics = London, 9)Plant = photosynthesis 10) Sisterhood of the Travelling pants = 4 The Scores now are: House Sign-up # wearing yellow # questions correct Total score overall Balto 20 (5) 141 (3) 157 (5) 13 108 Kolyma 18 (2) 123 (1) + 1 Ms. Eva’s jacket! 145 (2) 6 82 Polaris 19 (3) 138 (2) 134 (1) 6 107 Togo 20 (5) 150 (5) 150 (3) 13 112 Polaris came ahead for one activity but Togo is back in the lead. Please be sure to bring in all your recyclables. The last day for deposit will be TOMORROW! Where’s your box of batteries Mr.Chan!!?? We have to give you the results for Field Day and recycling …. The Term 4 winners and YEAR winners will soon be announced. Readiness Camp Mr. Vari The Readiness Camp interviews continue today at 12:30pm in the Student Council room. Please check the Student Council room door for your available time and date MISCELLANEOUS Student ID Cards – Mr. Seltmann Students should be carrying their ID cards at all times especially during the exam period. Thank you, Mr. Seltmann Otakuthon Convention – Diane Mallet On August 13th to the 15th the Palais des Congres de Montreal will be hosting the Otakuthon Anime convention. Anyone who is interested can see Miss Diane in B-113 during lunch this week. Karl Wolf – Mr. Vari Shout It...Shout It...Shout It Out Loud!!! Karl Wolf is coming!!! Karl Wolf is coming!!! Don't know who Karl Wolf is..stay tuned for more information. SPORTS JUVENILE BOYS BASKETBALL - - There will be a very brief meeting for the Juvenile Boys Basketball Team at the beginning of lunch (12:15) in C-228. Please be on time. Bantam Girls Field Hockey – Ms. Carter, Mr. Cassin Sports Awards Night is Tuesday June 1st, pick up your invitations from Ms. Carter in C-215 or in the senior staffroom. GRADUATION NEWS Magazine prizes – Miss Scandar Can the following students come to the senior staffroom and ask for Mrs.Scandar or Mrs.Saha to claim their magazine prize: Christina Caruso, Jasmine Simard, Lisa Veilleux, Erica Linhares, Gabrielle Arian Dupuis. Prom tickets/tables – Miss Scandar - Starting today you can come to the senior staffroom to pick up a prom table paper. -Prom tickets can be bought during lunch on May 31st and June 1st in the house room in front of Mr. Scott’s office. -You need to choose one person per table who will be in charge of collecting all money, coupons, filling out the paper and coming to pay on either day. -Maximum per table is 10 people, if there are less than 10, we may put other people with you. -Coupons for magazine sales and entertainment book sales will be handed out next week during French class. -Prom ticket is $85.00 per person. Remember if you are bringing a date who is not at our school you must go to Nancy Thaler’s office to fill out an information sheet. - Cash or coupon only are accepted. NO CHECKS Last chance for Grad write up – C. Martin Today is the last chance for Secondary V students to enter their grad write ups for the yearbook. The Computer lab C-145 will be opened from 12:15 until 1:00. TRIPS This year's trip to Italy and Greece - Tilli, J Boursier All students who went on the Italy-Greece trip this year are invited to a Pizza lunch this Friday at 12h11 in D- 119. Look forward to seeing you there. Bring your photos!!! Tuesday, May 25, 2010 Day 7 STUDENT LIFE Leadership Meeting – Ms. Rouette Meeting in E-212 on Wednesday May 26th at 12:45 for: Jordan McAran Bourque, Connor Hynes, Jessie Howarth, Natalie Pepiot, Michelle Vanderzon, Justin Hunt, and Casey-Ann Rivard. Readiness Camp Interviews – Mr. Vari Due to the high number of applicants to the camp this year, the hiring process will be based on the following: the people that worked the camp last year or your qualifications based on your application forms or an interview. Not all students will be interviewed but that does NOT mean you will not get the position. Interviews begin on Tuesday May 25 at 12:30pm and it will take place in the Student Council room next to the Junior staff room. Interviews will go on all week long. Please check the door of the student Council room on Tuesday morning May 25th to see when you are scheduled for an interview. If you have any questions please feel free to see Mr. Vari or Ms. Grover. The FINAL selection will be made by June 14th at the latest. Thank you everyone and good luck. ACADEMICS Secondary 4 General Studies students – Miss Barnes All students are reminded that they must return their course selection form for the Integrative Project and English course immediately to C144 Students who have returned the form on time will be given priority on their selection. If you do not return the form, administration will determine your placement for next year. MISCELLANEOUS Bake Sale – containers left behind S. Hughes There is a collection of containers left over from the Denim Day bake sale in room C-138. If you own one of these please come and retrieve it. SPORTS Bantam Girls Field Hockey – Ms. Carter, Mr. Cassin Sports Awards Night is Tuesday June 1st, pick up your invitations from Ms. Carter in C-215 or in the senior staffroom. GRADUATION NEWS Magazine prizes – Miss Scandar Can the following students come to the senior staffroom and ask for Mrs.Scandar or Mrs.Saha to claim their magazine prize: Christina Caruso, Jasmine Simard, Lisa Veilleux, Erica Linhares, Gabrielle Arian Dupuis. Prom tickets/tables – Miss Scandar - Starting today you can come to the senior staffroom to pick up a prom table paper. -Prom tickets can be bought during lunch on May 31st and June 1st in the house room in front of Mr. Scott’s office. -You need to choose one person per table who will be in charge of collecting all money, coupons, filling out the paper and coming to pay on either day. -Maximum per table is 10 people, if there are less than 10, we may put other people with you. -Coupons for magazine sales and entertainment book sales will be handed out next week during French class. -Prom ticket is $85.00 per person. Remember if you are bringing a date who is not at our school you must go to Nancy Thaler’s office to fill out an information sheet. - Cash or coupon only are accepted. NO CHECKS LOST AND FOUND Lost – S. Hughes If you have found a Silver and Black Nixon watch please bring it to room C-138. Found Silver and Black sun Glasses, come to room C-138 Friday, May 21, 2010 Day 5 REMINDER – THERE IS NO HOMEROOM TODAY – COULD TEACHERS PLEASE POST THIS IN THEIR CLASSROOMS. STUDENT LIFE Jell-O Dive : Polaris not giving up without a fight! Mark Maitland is the Jell-O dive champion of HRHS! Elliot Berube, Kevin Lecavalier and KMP tried their best but just weren’t able to blow a bubble as quickly! The scores now are: House Sign-up participation placement Total score overall Balto 14 (1) 1 (5) 1st (5) 11 95 Kolyma 16 (2) 1 (5) 3rd (2) 9 76 Polaris 18 (5) 1 (5) 2nd (3) 13 101 Togo 17 (3) 1 (5) 4th (1) 9 99 Please be sure to bring in your recycling and don’t forget to wear yellow tomorrow! Student Council Meeting – P. Vari There will be a Council "working" meeting this Friday May 21st beginning at 12:15pm in room B114. Please bring your lunch so we could start right away. It’s Nearly summer day! – N. Turriff Don’t forget to wear yellow on Friday this week. IB sec 5s you’re all set! We will also be having our last trivia quiz of the year. The theme will of course be "summer" so you can start brushing up on your summer trivia. ACADEMIC Yearbook – Cathy Martin All secondary V students are asked to enter their grad write ups for the yearbook as soon as possible. The computer lab C145 is open at lunch this week from 12:15 - 13:00. Don't wait until the last day!!!! Personalize your yearbook – Cathy Martin For $10 (cash only) you can have your name embossed on the cover. Order this week while you do your write-up. Last day for write ups is Thursday. First come first serve; don't wait until the last minute or you may end up with a cheesy quote. Extra time will not be given during lunch!!!!! MISCELLANEOUS Cheerleading Bake sale – Ms. Couture Don’t put your sweet tooth away just yet. This Thursday and Friday the Cheerleading bake sale will be taking place in the main foyer. Come support your cheer teams as they prepare to compete in the Cheer Nationals. St. Raymond’s School Grads - Ms McCarthy Mr. Diloia will be retiring this year, please join us to make a farewell video for him. Meet Donna Gareau on Monday, May 24th at 11:00 am in front of the St. Raymond's building. See you there. GRADUATION NEWS Catholic Woman’s League of Canada Bursary – N. Thaler If you are from Candiac, St. Constant, Delson, Ste Catherine, La Prairie and St. Philippe and registered in a post secondary program of study, you may apply for this bursary. Come to room B- 236 to pick up an application form. All completed forms must be received no later than May 26th, 2010. Thursday, May 20, 2010 REMINDER – THERE IS NO HOMEROOM TODAY – COULD TEACHERS PLEASE POST THIS IN THEIR CLASSROOMS. STUDENT LIFE Jell-O Dive : Polaris not giving up without a fight! Mark Maitland is the Jell-O dive champion of HRHS! Elliot Berube, Kevin Lecavalier and KMP tried their best but just weren’t able to blow a bubble as quickly! The scores now are: House Sign-up participation placement Total score overall Balto 14 (1) 1 (5) 1st (5) 11 95 Kolyma 16 (2) 1 (5) 3rd (2) 9 76 Polaris 18 (5) 1 (5) 2nd (3) 13 101 Togo 17 (3) 1 (5) 4th (1) 9 99 Please be sure to bring in your recycling and don’t forget to wear yellow tomorrow! Student Council Meeting – P. Vari There will be a Council "working" meeting this Friday May 21st beginning at 12:15pm in room B114. Please bring your lunch so we could start right away. It’s Nearly summer day! – N. Turriff Don’t forget to wear yellow on Friday this week. IB sec 5s you’re all set! We will also be having our last trivia quiz of the year. The theme will of course be "summer" so you can start brushing up on your summer trivia. ACADEMIC Yearbook – Cathy Martin All secondary V students are asked to enter their grad write ups for the yearbook as soon as possible. The computer lab C145 is open at lunch this week from 12:15 - 13:00. Don't wait until the last day!!!! Personalize your yearbook – Cathy Martin For $10 (cash only) you can have your name embossed on the cover. Order this week while you do your write-up. Last day for write ups is Thursday. First come first serve; don't wait until the last minute or you may end up with a cheesy quote. Extra time will not be given during lunch!!!!! MISCELLANEOUS Cheerleading Bake sale – Ms. Couture Don’t put your sweet tooth away just yet. This Thursday and Friday the Cheerleading bake sale will be taking place in the main foyer. Come support your cheer teams as they prepare to compete in the Cheer Nationals. St. Raymond’s School Grads - Ms McCarthy Mr. Diloia will be retiring this year, please join us to make a farewell video for him. Meet Donna Gareau on Monday, May 24th at 11:00 am in front of the St. Raymond's building. See you there. GRADUATION NEWS Catholic Woman’s League of Canada Bursary – N. Thaler If you are from Candiac, St. Constant, Delson, Ste Catherine, La Prairie and St. Philippe and registered in a post secondary program of study, you may apply for this bursary. Come to room B- 236 to pick up an application form. All completed forms must be received no later than May 26th, 2010. Wednesday, May 19, 2010 Day 3 STUDENT LIFE Reminder to all Tutors – E. Morris We are holding our yearly pizza lunch in D-119 at lunchtime on Wednesday. We hope to see you all there!! -Peer-Tutoring Team Cycle 1 leadership camp - Ms. Rouette, Ms Turriff A silver Ipod was found during the Cycle 1 Leadership Camp in the girls' dorm. Please see Ms.Rouette or Ms.Turriff to claim it. Leadership Meeting – Ms. Rouette Meeting in E-212 on Wednesday May 26th at 12:45 for: Jordan McAran Bourque, Connor Hynes, Jessie Howarth, Natalie Pepiot, Michelle Vanderzon, Justin Hunt, and Casey-Ann Rivard. Student Council Concession Stand - P. Vari There will be a quick 5 minute meeting today at 12:45pm in room B114. We need volunteers for the Concession stand this Thursday and Friday evening for the Dance recital. Student Council Meeting – P. Vari There will be a Council "working" meeting this Friday May 21st beginning at 12:15pm in room B114. Please bring your lunch so we could start right away. Wacky Wednesday – N. Turriff The following people have been selected to take part in the Jell-O Dive on Wednesday. You are to report to the Main Foyer at 12:30 for registration. You may want to tie your hair back or wear a bathing cap! Representing Balto: Mark Maitland, Kolyma: Samantha Warren Chausee, Polaris:Elliot Berube and Togo: Patrick Desrochers. ACADEMIC Yearbook – Cathy Martin All secondary V students are asked to enter their grad write ups for the yearbook as soon as possible. The computer lab C145 is open at lunch this week from 12:15 - 13:00. Don't wait until the last day!!!! Personalize your yearbook – Cathy Martin For $10 (cash only) you can have your name embossed on the cover. Order this week while you do your write-up. Last day for write ups is Thursday. First come first serve; don't wait until the last minute or you may end up with a cheesy quote. Extra time will not be given during lunch!!!!! No homeroom on Thursday May 20th – Mr. Seltmann All Sec 5's are to report to their exams at 9:30am sharp. Exam rooms and locations will be posted in the foyer. All Sec 1,2,3 and 4's are to report to their first period class at 9:38, as usual. Please be courteous to the Sec 5's writing exams. SPORTS Juvenile Indoor Boys Soccer Team Picture – G. Karygiannis We will need to retake our team picture on Wednesday May 19 at 12:15 in the gym area. The previous picture taken was too dark for the yearbook...Bring your uniforms and be on time. Outdoor Track – Mr. Bonenberg Practices continue this week after school. This is the last week before the meet on Tuesday and Wednesday May 25-26. Check bulletin board for schedule and info plus team lists. If your name is not on the list please see Mr Bonenberg. MISCELLANEOUS Library – L. Hemsley All books borrowed from the library must be returned by this Friday May 21st. Also a reminder to all Sec. 5 Graduating students. Please come by the library to see if you have any outstanding fees to pay, and have your Graduation gown rental form signed by us. Class of 2011 – S. Saha The grad ring representative will be in the main foyer on May 18th and 19th to take orders for grad rings. If you are interested, a catalogue is available from your science teacher. Remember a $50 cash deposit is required to make an order. If you order now, you will receive your rings in the Fall. Bake Sale – Joanie Ayotte and Samantha Hogan There will be a bake sale in the entrance of the cafeteria this Tuesday and Wednesday. All proceeds go to the Relay for Life. DANCE Dance Recital - Dress Rehearsal Wednesday/ Dance Dept – V. Dubuc A reminder to all students participating in the dance recital that there is a mandatory dress rehearsal this WEDNESDAY (May 19) after school. The Cafeteria will be open and you will be able to buy your diner. Make sure you eat right after school, the rehearsal will run from 4h45 until 7h45 pm. If you have your costumes, bring it with you as we will do the lighting. If you did not bring your blue paper yet, please see your dance teacher today. Also, don't forget about the tickets pre-sale: you can start buying them during the dress rehearsal at a cost of $7. ''SHUFFLE'' DANCE RECITAL - Ticket sale/ Dance Dept – V. Dubuc The Dance Recital is coming soon and we would like to invite you to this great event! Tickets will go on sale on Thursday May 20 at lunchtime in the Main Foyer at a cost of $7. The show is next week on Thursday May 27 and Friday May 28 at 7:30pm.... Don't wait until last minute to get your ticket, you don't want to miss this amazing show! Special Guests: Lil' Fam Team from the Rockwell Family in Beloeil (Performance on Friday). We hope to see you there! Tuesday, May 18, 2010, Day 2 STUDENT LIFE Reminder to all Tutors – E. Morris We are holding our yearly pizza lunch in D-119 at lunchtime on Wednesday. We hope to see you all there!! -Peer-Tutoring Team Cycle 1 leadership camp - Ms. Rouette, Ms Turriff A silver Ipod was found during the Cycle 1 Leadership Camp in the girls' dorm. Please see Ms.Rouette or Ms.Turriff to claim it. Leadership Meeting – Ms. Rouette Meeting in E-212 on Wednesday May 26th at 12:45 for: Jordan McAran Bourque, Connor Hynes, Jessie Howarth, Natalie Pepiot, Michelle Vanderzon, Justin Hunt, and Casey-Ann Rivard. Student Council Concession Stand - P. Vari There will be a quick 5 minute meeting today at 12:45pm in room B114. We need volunteers for the Concession stand this Thursday and Friday evening for the Dance recital. Student Council Meeting – P. Vari There will be a Council "working" meeting this Friday May 21st beginning at 12:15pm in room B114. Please bring your lunch so we could start right away. Wacky Wednesday – N. Turriff The following people have been selected to take part in the Jell-O Dive on Wednesday. You are to report to the Main Foyer at 12:30 for registration. You may want to tie your hair back or wear a bathing cap! Representing Balto: Mark Maitland, Kolyma: Samantha Warren Chausee, Polaris:Elliot Berube and Togo: Patrick Desrochers. ACADEMIC Yearbook – Cathy Martin All secondary V students are asked to enter their grad write ups for the yearbook as soon as possible. The computer lab C145 is open at lunch this week from 12:15 - 13:00. Don't wait until the last day!!!! Personalize your yearbook – Cathy Martin For $10 (cash only) you can have your name embossed on the cover. Order this week while you do your write-up. Last day for write ups is Thursday. First come first serve; don't wait until the last minute or you may end up with a cheesy quote. Extra time will not be given during lunch!!!!! No homeroom on Thursday May 20th – Mr. Seltmann All Sec 5's are to report to their exams at 9:30am sharp. Exam rooms and locations will be posted in the foyer. All Sec 1,2,3 and 4's are to report to their first period class at 9:38, as usual. Please be courteous to the Sec 5's writing exams. SPORTS Juvenile Indoor Boys Soccer Team Picture – G. Karygiannis We will need to retake our team picture on Wednesday May 19 at 12:15 in the gym area. The previous picture taken was too dark for the yearbook...Bring your uniforms and be on time. Outdoor Track – Mr. Bonenberg Practices continue this week after school. This is the last week before the meet on Tuesday and Wednesday May 25-26. Check bulletin board for schedule and info plus team lists. If your name is not on the list please see Mr Bonenberg. MISCELLANEOUS Library – L. Hemsley All books borrowed from the library must be returned by this Friday May 21st. Also a reminder to all Sec. 5 Graduating students. Please come by the library to see if you have any outstanding fees to pay, and have your Graduation gown rental form signed by us. Class of 2011 – S. Saha The grad ring representative will be in the main foyer on May 18th and 19th to take orders for grad rings. If you are interested, a catalogue is available from your science teacher. Remember a $50 cash deposit is required to make an order. If you order now, you will receive your rings in the Fall. Bake Sale – Joanie Ayotte and Samantha Hogan There will be a bake sale in the entrance of the cafeteria this Tuesday and Wednesday. All proceeds go to the Relay for Life. DANCE Dance Recital - Dress Rehearsal Wednesday/ Dance Dept – V. Dubuc A reminder to all students participating in the dance recital that there is a mandatory dress rehearsal this WEDNESDAY (May 19) after school. The Cafeteria will be open and you will be able to buy your diner. Make sure you eat right after school, the rehearsal will run from 4h45 until 7h45 pm. If you have your costumes, bring it with you as we will do the lighting. If you did not bring your blue paper yet, please see your dance teacher today. Also, don't forget about the tickets pre-sale: you can start buying them during the dress rehearsal at a cost of $7. ''SHUFFLE'' DANCE RECITAL - Ticket sale/ Dance Dept – V. Dubuc The Dance Recital is coming soon and we would like to invite you to this great event! Tickets will go on sale on Thursday May 20 at lunchtime in the Main Foyer at a cost of $7. The show is next week on Thursday May 27 and Friday May 28 at 7:30pm.... Don't wait until last minute to get your ticket, you don't want to miss this amazing show! Special Guests: Lil' Fam Team from the Rockwell Family in Beloeil (Performance on Friday). We hope to see you there! Thursday, May 13, 2010 Day 9 STUDENT LIFE Head of House Meeting – N. Turriff Hi! Meeting tomorrow in the house room at 12h15. See you soon! Readiness Camp Application Forms – Mr. Vari This is a reminder to all students that the applications forms are due this Friday May 14th by 4:00pm to Mr. Vari in the Junior Staff Room. ACADEMIC Junior Math Contest - V. Prevost Reminder to the 110 students involved…. Today, Wed. May 12 , Period 1 (Check in with homeroom and period 1 teacher.) Bring all math supplies needed. Good Luck. SPORTS OUTDOOR TRACK – Mr. Bonenberg Practices Wednesday - Thursday after school and Friday morning. If you are interested in practicing at lunch please see Mr. Bonenberg. OUTDOOR TRACK – Mr. Bonenberg Any student interested in trying for a free trip to Hersey Pennsylvannia to compete in a National track and field championships please see Mr Bonenberg. This is for students who are born in1996 and 1997 and 1998. Check bulletin boards for more info. MISCELLANEOUS Time for Grad Write Ups – Jenna McLeod, Yearbook Editor All secondary V students are asked to pick up a form to fill out their grad write up. They will be given out at the farewell grad lunch or pick them up from Sylvie at the reception after Wednesday. There is a limited amount of characters so read the directions carefully. You must enter your grad write ups during lunch next week (May 17-May 20th) in the computer lab C-145 See you there. National Denim Day Bake Sale – Mrs. Turriff A huge thank you to all those that participated in our bake sale: all students and teachers who prepared delicious goodies, the students who helped sell during lunch hour, those who bought and those who helped count money. We raised 401.63$ !!!!! Thanks again for being so generous with your time and effort for those in need. GUIDANCE Advice Column for students – Ms. Johnstone Need advice about relationships? Do you have questions about sex, STI`s and contraception? During the month of May the school nurse, social worker and guidance counsellors will be available to answer your personal questions online. It’s confidential. Questions that are asked in French will Topics include “How much is too much PDA? & “How do you know if you are ready for a relationship?” ACCESS CAREER PROGRAMS BURSARY Ms. Johnstone Are you interested in working in the health or business fields? Sign un for a career program at ACCESS and become a qualified professional in your field of choice. Choose from one of our exciting Career Programs before June 1st and be eligible for the 150$ ACCESS Excellence Bursary! Please see Ms Johnstone In room B-240 for more info. TRIPS Europe trip 2011 – Mr. Tilli, Mme. Boursier Next Year’s trip to Europe: Spain, France and Italy!! First and important information meeting for everyone who wants to know about next year's trip, Thursday May 13 in A-229, Mr, Tilli's room at 12h11 sharp. If you are planning on going, this meeting is important as you may save money if you register early. Wednesday, May 12, 2010 Day 8 STUDENT LIFE Head of House Meeting – N. Turriff Hi! Meeting today in the house room at 12h15. See you soon! Readiness Camp Application Forms – Mr. Vari This is a reminder to all students that the applications forms are due this Friday May 14th by 4:00pm to Mr. Vari in the Junior Staff Room. Graduation Bursary Applications – N. Thaler ACADEMIC Junior Math Contest - V. Prevost Reminder to the 110 students involved….Wed. May 12Period 1 (Check in with homeroom and period 1 teacher. Bring all math supplies needed. Good Luck. SPORTS MISCELLANEOUS Time for Grad Write Ups – Jenna McLeod, Yearbook Editor All secondary V students are asked to pick up a form to fill out their grad write up. They will be given out at the farewell grad lunch or pick them up from Sylvie at the reception after Wednesday. There is a limited amount of characters so read the directions carefully. You must enter your grad write ups during lunch next week (May 17-May 20th) in the computer lab C-145 See you there. GUIDANCE Advice Column for students – Ms. Johnstone Need advice about relationships? Do you have questions about sex, STI`s and contraception? During the month of May the school nurse, social worker and guidance counsellors will be available to answer your personal questions online. It’s confidential. Questions that are asked in French will Topics include “How much is too much PDA? & “How do you know if you are ready for a relationship?” ACCESS CAREER PROGRAMS BURSARY Ms. Johnstone Are you interested in working in the health or business fields? Sign un for a career program at ACCESS and become a qualified professional in your field of choice. Choose from one of our exciting Career Programs before June 1st and be eligible for the 150$ ACCESS Excellence Bursary! Please see Ms Johnstone In room B-240 for more info. TRIPS Next year's trip to Europe: Spain, France and Italy!! First and important information meeting for everyone who wants to know about next year's trip, Thursday May 13 in A-229, Mr Tilli's room at 12h11 sharp. If you are planning on going, this meeting is important as you may save money if you register early. Tuesday, May 11, 2010 Day 7 STUDENT LIFE Heads of House Meeting – Mrs. Turriff Dear "old heads of house": We will be meeting on Wednesday instead of tomorrow because of Today’s Bake sale. Polaris meeting – Nancy Turriff All homeroom reps from Polaris are to meet in the conference during homeroom today. Nationals & Niagara Falls Leadership Conferences –Ms. Turriff Don't forget to get you registration forms filed out and returned to Mr. Scott's office by Tuesday , May 11th this week. Farewell grad lunch May 12 – S.Dufresne This is to remind you all Sec 5 students not to plan anything on Wednesday May 12 for lunch. You are all invited to this special lunch organized just for you. It is free and you will have lots of fun. See you there! Readiness Camp Application Forms – Mr. Vari This is a reminder to all students that the applications forms are due this Friday May 14th by 4:00pm to Mr. Vari in the Junior Staff Room. Graduation Bursary Applications – N. Thaler ACADEMIC Junior Math Contest - V. Prevost Reminder to the 110 students involved….Wed. May 12Period 1 (Check in with homeroom and period 1 teacher. Bring all math supplies Needed. Good Luck. SPORTS OUTDOOR TRACK - Mr. Bonenberg Continues tonight after school. If it is nice we are outside. If it is cold and/or rain we will be inside. Throwers, sprinters, race walkers, hurdlers still needed. See you there. MISCELLANEOUS Time for Grad Write Ups – Jenna McLeod, Yearbook Editor All secondary V students are asked to pick up a form to fill out their grad write up. They will be given out at the farewell grad lunch or pick them up from Sylvie at the reception after Wednesday. There is a limited amount of characters so read the directions carefully. You must enter your grad write ups during lunch next week (May 17-May 20th) in the computer lab C-124. See you there. Graduation Bursary Applications – N. Thaler The bursary applictions will be given during homeroom today and must be returned to my office before homeroom Monday, May 17th. Antigone Cast and Band – Ms. Witczak Antigone cast and Band – Rembmer to come to the cast party tonight! Details on the door of C-122. LOST AND FOUND A Wallet was lost yesterday in the gym area. It’s a black and has a lot of cards in it. If Found please return to Mr. Scott’s Secretary. Reward offered. Thursday, May 6, 2010 Day 4 STUDENT LIFE Readiness Camp Information Session – Mr. Vari There will be an Readiness Camp Information session on Thursday Apr. 6th in B114 at 12:45pm for anyone interested in becoming a Councelor this summer. Application forms will be given out at the end of the session. RSB CAMP PARTICIPANTS – Mr. Payne There will be a short meeting for all RSB Camp participants today at 12:30 in the Heart & Hope Room (C-230). We will be discussing the upcoming Post Camp Activity. Please see Ms. Rouette or Mr. Payne if you have any questions. Student Council Meeting – Mr. Vari There will be a Council meeting this Friday Apr. 7th in B114 at 12:15 pm. I need ALL Council members to be present. Field Day Medal Presentations – Mr. Bonenberg Gold - Silver - Bronze medals will be presented Today May 5, 2010 at 12h35 in the Main foyer. Please go down to the Phys. Ed. bulletin board to see if your name is there for a medal and for what event. ACADEMIC June 2010 Examination Schedule – Mr. Scott Anyone who did not receive the June 2010 examination schedule please pick one up at Mr. Scott’s Secretary’s office Room C-138. Senior Students – Cathy Martin The end of the year is approaching and we know how you want to do really well on your June exams. Take advantage of extra recup hours Monday after school. The math drop in center is open in B124 every Monday from 4:00 - 5:30. We have a special for the month of May! Bring a friend at no extra cost. Be radical! Start a study group. Be rational! study now. Remember, math is fun. Access Registration and Bursary - Ms McCarthy Are you interested in working in the health or business fields? If so, join the ACCESS team and become a qualified professional in your field of choice in less than one year. Choose from one of our exciting career programs before June 1st and be eligible for the $150 ACCESS Excellence Bursary! Find your success at ACCESS Please see Ms Johnstone in room B240a for more info. GUIDANCE Healthy Relationships and Positive Self Esteem Campaign – Ms. Johnstone On Wednesday May 5th at lunch come check out the main foyer as there will be information and advice on relationships and positive self-esteem. Also, as part of the campaign the screens in the main foyer will be showcasing positive add campaigns, quotes about self esteem from celebrities and more. NEW CEGEP openings for this coming September: Mrs. Llewellyn & Miss Johnstone As of today there are 30 spots available at Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe in Pre-hospital Emergency Care. The program trains students to work as paramedics. You can apply through SRAM. See MS. Llewellyn or Ms. Johnstone for more information. MICELLANEOUS YOUR VACCINATION FOR HPV(HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS) FROM THE NURSE’S OFFICE – M. Rhainds To all secondary 3 girls, this is a reminder for your vaccination.(GARDASIL) This is your last and 3rd dose. The dates are; May 10 all periods+ May 11 at the first period only. The room is D-119. You already have in hand a coupon with date & time. Bring your vaccination booklet. It is very important that you receive all three doses of gardasil to help ensure hat you obtain the full benefits from this vaccine. SPORTS Juvenile Boys Basketball Team Photo – Mr. Payne The Juvenile Boys basketball team picture will be taken this Thursday May 6th at the BEGINNING of lunch. Please bring your uniform, practice jersey, warm up top and medals (SSIAA & AAESQ) for the picture. We would like to be done by 12:30 so be on time. Wednesday, May 5, 2010 Day 3 STUDENT LIFE Readiness Camp Information Session – Mr. Vari There will be an Readiness Camp Information session on Thursday Apr. 6th in B114 at 12:45pm for anyone interested in becoming a Councelor this summer. Application forms will be given out at the end of the session. RSB CAMP PARTICIPANTS – Mr. Payne There will be a short meeting for all RSB Camp participants today at 12:30 in the Heart & Hope Room (C-230). We will be discussing the upcoming Post Camp Activity. Please see Ms. Rouette or Mr. Payne if you have any questions. Student Council Meeting – Mr. Vari There will be a Council meeting this Friday Apr. 7th in B114 at 12:15 pm. I need ALL Council members to be present. Field Day Medal Presentations – Mr. Bonenberg Gold - Silver - Bronze medals will be presented Today May 5, 2010 at 12h35 in the Main foyer. Please go down to the Phys. Ed. bulletin board to see if your name is there for a medal and for what event. ACADEMIC June 2010 Examination Schedule – Mr. Scott Anyone who did not receive the June 2010 examination schedule please pick one up at Mr. Scott’s Secretary’s office Room C-138. Senior Students – Cathy Martin The end of the year is approaching and we know how you want to do really well on your June exams. Take advantage of extra recup hours Monday after school. The math drop in center is open in B124 every Monday from 4:00 - 5:30. We have a special for the month of May! Bring a friend at no extra cost. Be radical! Start a study group. Be rational! study now. Remember, math is fun. Access Registration and Bursary - Ms McCarthy Are you interested in working in the health or business fields? If so, join the ACCESS team and become a qualified professional in your field of choice in less than one year. Choose from one of our exciting career programs before June 1st and be eligible for the $150 ACCESS Excellence Bursary! Find your success at ACCESS Please see Ms Johnstone in room B240a for more info. GUIDANCE Healthy Relationships and Positive Self Esteem Campaign – Ms. Johnstone On Wednesday May 5th at lunch come check out the main foyer as there will be information and advice on relationships and positive self-esteem. Also, as part of the campaign the screens in the main foyer will be showcasing positive add campaigns, quotes about self esteem from celebrities and more. NEW CEGEP openings for this coming September: Mrs. Llewellyn & Miss Johnstone As of today there are 30 spots available at Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe in Pre-hospital Emergency Care. The program trains students to work as paramedics. You can apply through SRAM. See MS. Llewellyn or Ms. Johnstone for more information. MICELLANEOUS YOUR VACCINATION FOR HPV(HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS) FROM THE NURSE’S OFFICE – M. Rhainds To all secondary 3 girls, this is a reminder for your vaccination.(GARDASIL) This is your last and 3rd dose. The dates are; May 10 all periods+ May 11 at the first period only. The room is D-119. You already have in hand a coupon with date & time. Bring your vaccination booklet. It is very important that you receive all three doses of gardasil to help ensure hat you obtain the full benefits from this vaccine. SPORTS Juvenile Boys Basketball Team Photo – Mr. Payne The Juvenile Boys basketball team picture will be taken this Thursday May 6th at the BEGINNING of lunch. Please bring your uniform, practice jersey, warm up top and medals (SSIAA & AAESQ) for the picture. We would like to be done by 12:30 so be on time. Thursday, April 29, 2010 Day 9 ACADEMICS SCIENCE EXPOSITION – S. Scandar Come to the library at lunch and judge your favorite science project. Every vote gets you a chocolate kiss. There will also be Guzzo gift certificates for a few lucky voters. -- COMMUNITY AND SERVICE BOOKLETS - SEC 4 & 5 D. Mullins To all Sec 4 and 5 IB students...your Community and Service Booklets are due this Friday, April 30. Please hand your booklet in by Friday (under the CAS room door C232). Today is Poem In Your Pocket Day: Have you shared your lines of poetry with the one next to you? The Bagel by David Ignatow I stopped to pick up the bagel rolling away in the wind, annoyed with myself for having dropped it as if it were a portent. Faster and faster it rolled, with me running after it bent low, gritting my teeth, and I found myself doubled over and rolling down the street head over heels, one complete somersault after another like a bagel and strangely happy with myself. One day left until the end of Literary Month/Poetry Month. THANK YOU for sharing a moment in time. -- MISCELLANEOUS MATH DROP-IN CENTER HAS MOVED TO B-124 D.Mullins The math drop-in center is now located in B-124. The center is open daily from 12:15-12:45, staffed with math teachers waiting to help you. MAB-MACKAY CHARITY LUNCH – A. Hartnell-Godin On Sunday May 2nd, I will be holding a charity lunch benefitting MAB Mackay in Montreal. MAB-Mackay is a rehabilitation center for seeing, hearing and physically impaired people of all ages. The lunch will be from 1 to 5pm and only costs 5$. There will be finger foods, lots of prizes to be won, a guest speaker and lots of fun to be had. If you would like to buy a ticket or give a donation, come to C-230 during lunch on Thursday and Friday. GUIDANCE Montréal designers and architects open their doors to the public. May 1 and 2, 2010, Interested in learning about different fields in design? This Saturday and Sunday May 1st and 2nd, from noon to 5 p.m., there will be a city wide public and accessible event showcasing different design firms and the beautiful work they produce. Discover the design and architecture professions (Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Graphic, Industrial, Interior, Fashion & Urban Design). Designers will be present to demystify preconceived notions about these professions, and showcase the richness, diversity and talent Montréal has to offer; Visit http://www.portesouvertesdesignmontreal.com/ for more information or see Ms Johnstone in B-240. SPORTS BANTAM-BOYS FLAG-FOOTBALL – Mr. Bélanger We have one last practice before Saturday’s game, Friday morning at 8h00. Timing is everything….See you Friday! Wednesday, April 28, 2010 Day 8 STUDENT LIFE HAIKU Activity – N. Turriff Just a reminder to send in your HAIKU poems to Sylvie after homeroom today. Heads of House: I need you to compile the results. Come to the House room as soon as the lunch bell rings. It’ll only take a few minutes. Meet The New Student Council luncheon – P. Vari ALL Student Council members as well as the Promotion Committee are invited to a pizza luncheon today Wednesday April 28, at 12:15pm in room B114. Your picture will also be taken for our council Video and Pamphlet. Student Council Year Book Pictures - P. Vari This is a reminder to ALL members of this year’s Student council to report to the conference room in front of Mr. Scott’s office on Thursday April 29 for the yearbook picture. This is the FINAL attempt to have your picture taken. If you are not there your picture will NOT be in the yearbook. Ottawa Trip – M. Black Those students on the Ottawa Trip please check to see if your name is on the list. The list is posted in front of Mr. Black’s office in the PE area. We will leave at 7:30 on Thursday morning…sharp. The school is open at 7:00 so you may arrive before. We will be back at school between 8-8:30. Any other questions see Mr. Black. See you bright and early Thursday morning. SPORTS CYCLE 1 FIELD DAY - F. Norifalise The field day that was scheduled on Wednesday April 28th for all Cycle 1 students is now going to take place on Friday April 30th. Secondary 1 students will go to their period 1 class for attendance and then meet with their class outside until lunch time. Secondary 2 students will go to their period 3 class for attendance and meet with their class outside the gym area until the end of the day. More information to come, but dress up to be active. TRACK AND FIELD PRACTICES- F. Noirfalise Track and Field practices are on every night of the week. Please check track bulletin board in the gym area. First meet is May 5th…Make sure you attend some practices before the meet. You must also make sure to sign up with Mr. Noirfalise in the gym area before the meet or you will not participate. We need jumpers and throwers, come out on Thursday night for a practice. MISCELLANEOUS 2nd Annual Autism Awareness Run/Walk Mrs. Burt I would like to thank all the volunteers and participants who came out to run, walk or play. The day was a smashing success with almost 600 participants, 100 volunteers and countless spectators who watched their children run a 1km race. The weather was glorious and the ambiance spectacular! From the bottom of my heart - THANK YOU. For all those living with Autism you showed them that with love & support they have a voice. For all those needing their CAS booklet signed please come see me at lunch today in the Senior staffroom. MATH DROP-IN CENTER HAS MOVED TO B-124 D.Mullins The math drop-in center is now located in B-124. The center is open daily from 12:15-12:45, staffed with math teachers waiting to help you. Antigone Tickets – Ms. Witczak and Ms. Spezio COME SEE THE SCHOOL PLAY This Friday Periods 3 and 4. It is open to all students from grades 7-11. Tickets are 4$ and are available in the main foyer at lunch. Tickets for the nighttime performance are also available. Come support Heritage’s talent! ANTIGONE REHERSALS – Ms. Witczak and Ms. Spezio Showtime!!! This week’s rehearsals are non-negotiable. EVERYONE MUST ATTEND ALL REHERSALS, including the BAND. Tuesday: 4:00-6:30. Wednesday: Lunch. Thursday: 4:00-6:30. Remember that Friday you are with us all day. All rehearsals in the auditorium. SOUTIEN LINGUISTIQUE – TO ALL STUDENTS – E. Alcime and M-P Guertin "Party"- Hello hello, this is to remind all students that attend the french "Soutien Linguistique", that there will be a lunch on Wednesday, April 28th at 12:15 SHARP, until 1pm in D119. Pizza will be served with a desert and prizes will be distributed! Please note that the "Soutien Linguistique" ends this Friday April 30th. Thank you all for your participation and motivation. We wish you the best! ACADEMICS The World Is As You Dream It - Anonymous, Inuit, 19th century I think over again my small adventures, My fears, Those small ones that seemed so big, For all the vital things I had to get and to reach; And yet there is only one great thing, The only thing, To live to see the great day that dawns And the light that fills the world. Farley Mowat once claimed he was not a very intellectual man - we beg to differ. He feared the intellect as it was responsible for discord in the world. Never Cry Wolf is a novel worth revisiting. Tuesday April 27, 2010 Day 7 STUDENT LIFE Magazine prizes – Sandra Scandar If you sold magazines and are eligible for a prize you must come to the senior staffroom during lunch by Friday of this week to choose your prize. If you do not come by Friday you will lose your prize. GRADUATION Graduation Dinner and Dance Guest Form – Nancy Thaler Please come to Ms. McCarthy’s office in Room B236 to pick up your guest forms. You must return your completed form to Ms. McCarthy’s office, 1 week prior to buying your tickets. TRIPS Ottawa Trip – M. Black Those students on the Ottawa Trip please check to see if your name is on the list. The list is posted in front of Mr. Black’s office in the PE area. We will leave at 7:30 on Thursday morning…sharp. The school is open at 7:00 so you may arrive before. We will be back at school between 8-8:30. Any other questions see Mr. Black. See you bright and early Thursday morning. SEC 1 IB TADOUSSAC TRIP N. Turriff All students going to Tadoussac are reminded that TODAY is the last day to bring in your Veseys fundraising forms to Mme. Beaupre. Hope you made lots of money!!!! SPORTS Sports awards night – C. Broad This is to advise all students that sports awards night will be Tuesday, June 1st starting at 19:00 in the auditorium. Please advise your parents of the date change. ACADEMICS Flint by Christina Rossetti aka Ellen Alleyne, An emerald is as green as grass, A ruby red as blood; A sapphire shines as blue as heaven; A flint lies in the mud. A diamond is a brilliant stone, To catch the world's desire; An opal holds a fiery spark; But a flint holds a fire. Friday, April 16, 2010 Day 10 STUDENT LIFE Student Council Interviews Mr. Vari Will the following students please report to the Student Council room next to the Junior Staff room for your interviews: Olivia Savage (12:15pm), Nathania Richard (12:30pm), Maggie Smith (12:45pm). Student Council Games Room Mr. Vari Beginning Monday May 3rd, the Games room, next to the cafeteria, will be open during the lunch period every Monday and Thursday. 15 students at a time will be allowed in and only with an ID card. The Games room has been closed for 2 years due to damages. We do not want a repeat of this so strict supervision will ensure. Anyone caught intentionally damaging a game will be held financially responsible. Twin Day Activity in the Main Foyer Mr. Vari The Main Foyer will be busy with activity today. Don't forget to check out the Cultural Fair, the Book Sale and the Student Council in association with the Readiness Camp will be running a small activity for Twin Day. Hey's it's Friday, have Fun!!! Student Council Candidates Mr, Vari A list of the New Members of the Student Council will be posted on Wednesday April 21 on the door of the Student Council door next to the junior staff room. Good luck to everyone and thank all so much for your interest. CAS hours - May 1st Cancer Fundraiser Mr. Vari Anyone interested in CAS getting hours can volunteer to help set up for our Cancer Fundraiser on May 1st. We will need you from 4:00pm - 9:00pm on April 30th and possibly more hours for the Saturday depending on how much we get done on the Friday night. Sunday afternoon clean-up may also be a possibility. Please see Mr. Vari to sign up. MISCELLANEOUS School Play Ms. Witczak and Ms. Spezio FULL CAST and BAND Brief meeting today at lunch in C-122 at 12:15. Bring your signed media release forms. EVERYONE MUST ATTEND. Black History Graduation Bursaries Sec. V Ms Howard Please pick-up an application form from Ms Howard in the Senior Staff Room or Room B 218 today. To be eligible for a bursary you must be graduating in June 2010 and have participated in Black History events for at least 2 of the 5 years you've been at Heritage. Thank you. SPORTS HRHS Cheerleading Regionals Mrs. Couture This is just an opportunity to wish everybody on the Cheer teams good luck for Sunday's Competition. The athletes have worked very hard all year, and now it is time to cheer. Heritage, come support our athletes by wishing them well or by coming to the competition this Sunday at Edouard Montpetit. A quick 5 minute meeting will be held at the beginning of lunch today in E-122 for all cheerleaders. Catch a Montreal Impact Soccer Game Mr. Broad The Montreal Impact have invited all Riverside School Board students, their families and employees to watch a soccer game at the new Saputo Stadium on Sunday April 25th at 2:00 pm. Tickets for the game only cost 6$ and must be purchased from Mr. Broad in the Sports Excellence office by lunchtime on Monday, April 19th. Heritage Huskies Basketball Open Gym Mr. Payne This is an invitation to all Heritage Huskies Basketball players who played this past season (boys & girls, bantam, midget & juvenile). There will be open gym after school beginning today, April 14th and continuing throughout April & May. Come and play with your future teammates, with your future or past coaches, or for the last few times with your teammates before you graduate. Open gym will run from 4:15 to 5:45. GUIDANCE NEWS CEGEP 2nd round information Mrs. Johnstone Attention sec 5 students who have not been accepted to their CEGEP choice. There are certain CEGEPS that are offering 2nd round applications through the SRAM application system. English CEGEP’s that are part of SRAM include Vanier, John Abbott, Champlain Lennoxville and Heritage College in Gatineau. French CEGEPs that are part of SRAM include Edouard Mont-Petit, Saint-Hyacinthe, Sorel-Tracy, Saint Jean, Vieux-Montreal, etc. The deadline to apply for 2nd round is Monday April 19th. Go to http://sram.omnivox.ca and click on “Online Table of Available Programs” to view what programs and schools still have spaces. When you are ready to apply, click on “Modify my Choice” if you have already applied through SRAM or, if it is your first time applying, click on “Complete Your Application for Admission Online”. Still spaces in Vanier for Career Programs. There are still spaces in the following career programs for Vanier College: Animal Health Technology Environment and Wildlife Technology Nursing Architectural Technology Building Systems Technology Digital Systems Technology Industrial Electronics Business Management and there’s more FUNDRAISING 30 Hour Famine Committee Ms. Sial There will be a brief meeting for all committee members today at 12:25 in C220. LOST AND FOUND Lost - Reward Shari Trapnell A silver necklace with a gold ring and another gold ring was lost. Both are being offered rewards. If found, please return it to Shari, Mr. Scott’s secretary. A reward is offered. ACADEMICS Author Presentation Mrs. Eva Students attending author presentations are reminded to bring paper and pen and a folder. From Survival to Thrival by Sheree Fitch On the road to everywhere In the midst of the galaxy I met a child With eyes that smiled Here’s what she said to me: Yesterday I saw the moon! But it wasn’t in the sky— It was in a book, It sounded round, And the gold in my eye. Yesterday I learned to read To read and understand. I never knew it possible To hold the moon in my hands. Yes, now I know it’s possible To hold the moon in my hands. Sheree Fitich is at Heritage Regional April 16. She is a Canadian gal, born in Ontario, and residing in Nova Scotia. Her stories, written for young and adolescents, have a positive message. Sheree feels that a state of OPTIMUM HEALTH AND WELL BEING is called thrival. As she says, though “there is no such word except in my notebooks but I dream of the day there is. I am a poet. I deal in ideals. I want every child to be safe, loved, healthy, and have the chance to shine forth with gifts they were given so they feel their lives have a purpose and they realize their human potential. Again, call it thrival. To dismiss the wish as impossible is to dismiss hope for a better world. The key, and it’s one we all hold, is action. One way to work toward that end is to ensure effective, accessible literacy education for all.” Thursday, April 15, 2010 Day 9 STUDENT LIFE Student Council Interviews Mr. Vari Will the following students please report to the Student Council room next to the junior staff room today for your interviews: Maggie Roland (12:15pm), Annie Foisy (12:25pm), Sarah Jacques (12:35pm) and Alex Fillion (12:45pm) Student Council Candidates Mr, Vari A list of the New Members of the Student Council will be posted on Wednesday April 21 on the door of the Student Council door next to the junior staff room. Good luck to everyone and thank all so much for your interest. CAS hours - May 1st Cancer Fundraiser Mr. Vari Anyone interested in CAS getting hours can volunteer to help set up for our Cancer Fundraiser on May 1st. We will need you from 4:00pm - 9:00pm on April 30th and possibly more hours for the Saturday depending on how much we get done on the Friday night. Sunday afternoon clean-up may also be a possibility. Please see Mr. Vari to sign up. LITERARY MONTH: D.E.A.R. Mr. Turriff Here are the results for our 1st literary month competition. Thank you for all the suggestions of good things to read, watch & listen to. You can see everyone’s suggestions in the Main Foyer on the big bulletin boards. It looks like Togo wants Term 4!!!!!!!! House Sign-up # students reading # suggestions Total score overall Balto 17 (5) 404 (3) 132 (3) 11 11 Kolyma 14 (3) 364 (1) 105 (1) 5 5 Polaris 14 (3) 403 (2) 126 (2) 7 7 Togo 17 (5) 519 (5) 149 (5) 15 15 Easter Egg Hunt Results Mrs. Turriff Many Easter Eggs were found last week but no homeroom was able to find all of them. The best homeroom Easter Egg finders were: Mr. Di Raddo, Ms. Cavalhiero & Ms. Hubbard’s homeroom with 14 eggs and 15 eggs were found by Mme DesChatelets & Ms. Bourassa’s Homeroom. That’s 3 homerooms in the top 5 belonging to Kolyma! Well done …. Looks like they’re out to prove that Kolyma is best! You can check out the House Points Case in the Main Foyer to see where all the eggs were hidden. House Sign-up # eegs found Total score overall Balto 16 (3) 134 (3) 6 17 Kolyma 18 (5) 184 (5) 10 15 Polaris 13 (1) 102 (1) 2 9 Togo 15 (2) 105 (2) 4 19 MISCELLANEOUS Report Cards Ms. Barnes Report cards will be handed out today at 3:40. An announcement will be made for you to leave class. No one is to leave class until the announcement is made. Report to the foyer listed below: SEC. 1 Mr. Seltmann SEC. 2 Ms. Guyot SEC. 3 Ms. McCarthy SEC. 4 Ms. Barnes SEC. 5 Mr. Scott All students in Sports Excellence, Fine Arts Focus, Work-Oriented, Extended and IB will receive their report cards in class and are to remain in class until 3:55 Black History Graduation Bursaries Sec. V Ms Howard Please pick-up an application form from Ms Howard in the Senior Staff Room or Room B 218 on Thursday and Friday. To be eligible for a bursary you must be graduating in June 2010 and have participated in Black History events for at least 2 of the 5 years you've been at Heritage. Thank you. SPORTS Catch a Montreal Impact Soccer Game Mr. Broad The Montreal Impact have invited all Riverside School Board students, their families and employees to watch a soccer game at the new Saputo Stadium on Sunday April 25th at 2:00 pm. Tickets for the game only cost 6$ and must be purchased from Mr. Broad in the Sports Excellence office by lunchtime on Monday, April 19th. Heritage Huskies Basketball Open Gym Mr. Payne This is an invitation to all Heritage Huskies Basketball players who played this past season (boys & girls, bantam, midget & juvenile). There will be open gym on Friday afterschool beginning this Friday, April 14th and continuing throughout April & May. Come and play with your future teammates, with your future or past coaches, or for the last few times with your teammates before you graduate. Open gym will run from 4:15 to 5:45. FUNDRAISING Cultural Fair (Kendra, Justin & Lisa) Mrs. Cavalheiro During the Cultural Fair tomorrow, there will be a bake sale to help support Adopt-A-Village. The theme is foods of the world. So, please come by and try something new. If you are contributing to the Fair please, bring your items to the Senior Staffroom Friday BEFORE homeroom. Ask for Mrs. Cavalheiro. 30 Hour Famine Committee Ms. Sial There will be a brief meeting for all committee members tomorrow at 12:25 in C220. LOST AND FOUND Lost - Reward Shari Trapnell A silver necklace with a gold ring was lost. If found, please return it to Shari, Mr. Scott’s secretary. A reward is offered. Wednesday, April 14, 2010 Day 8 HOMEROOM Locker Clean-Up TODAY Mr. Scott Students will be released from homeroom at 9:30 today I order to clean out their lockers. Students are expected to be finished and in class no later than 9:50. STUDENT LIFE Student Council Meeting Mr. Vari There will be a Student Council Meeting today in the conference room next to Mr. Scott's office at 12:15pm. It should not go very long this time. Six word short stories Mrs. Turriff Please finish writing your 5 six word short stories during homeroom today. Return the sheet to Sylvie right at the end of homeroom TODAY. Heads of House Meeting Mrs. Turriff We will meet in HSHQ today at 12h20 to compile the literary month info. Bring your lunch. It won't take long. School Spirit Meeting Ms. Beaupre There will be a school spirit meeting tomorrow at lunch to plan the May calendar. If you have any projects or activities that you would like to do during the month of May, please come to the meeting in B-122 at 12h30pm with your ideas. Thank you. Twin Day Mr. Vari This Friday, April 16th, is TWIN DAY. Choose a partner and dress like them. Be creative, dress like your favorite celebrity, role models, occupation, the skies the limit. There will be an activity in the Main Foyer to also complement the Cultural Fair. See you all there. TRIPS Ottawa Trip Mr. Black Please hand in your form as soon as possible to Mr. Black in the PE office. Remember form and cheque or cash is due at the same time. Spots are filling up quickly. FUNDRAISING Cultural Fair (Kendra, Justin & Lisa) Mrs. Cavalheiro During the Cultural Fair on Friday, there will be a bake sale to help support Adopt-A-Village. The theme is foods of the world. So, please come by and try something new. If you are contributing to the Fair please, bring your items to the Senior Staffroom Friday BEFORE homeroom. Ask for Mrs. Cavalheiro. 30 Hour Famine Committee Ms. Sial There will be a brief meeting for all committee members on Friday at 12:25 in C220. MISCELLANEOUS Walk a Mile in their Shoes Kendra Ryan Reminder: If you want to take part in the walk a mile in their shoes campaign, please come to C230 at 12:15 today. ACADEMIC The Lesson of the Falling Leaves By Lucille Clifton The leaves believe Such letting go is love Such love is faith Such faith is grace Such grace is god. I agree with the leaves. The simplicity of Clifton’s poem masks a greater essential question: How does one cope with letting go of the past and embracing new beginnings? The poem’s appeal is a lesson for all. Tuesday, April 13, 2010 Day 7 STUDENT LIFE Six word short stories Mrs. Turriff Sorry, I forgot to indicate on the activity sheets the date on which your 6 word short stories have to be returned. Please return them to Sylvie's office tomorrow. André-Laurendeau Project / Dragon-Boat Race Mr.Bélanger Short but important meeting today at 12h15 in B-108. Please be on time! Head of House Meeting Mrs. Turriff We will have a meeting today at the very beginning of lunch in the House room. Be sure to wear a t-shirt of your house colour as we are taking the yearbook photo. You may want to brush your hair too!!!!! Student Council Interviews Mr. Vari The following students please report to the Student Council room next to the Junior staff room for your interview: Victoria Marshall (12:15pm), Olivia Gaulin (12:30pm) and Brittany Levac (12:45pm) Twin Day Mr. Vari This Friday, April 16th, is TWIN DAY. Choose a partner and dress like them. Be creative, dress like your favorite celebrity, role models, occupation, the skies the limit. There will be an activity in the Main Foyer to also complement the Cultural Fair. See you all there. GRADS Grad Lunch Sylvie Dufresne I will be organizing at special farewell lunch for all Grads. To ensure this lunch is as special as you deserve, I will need some help. If you are interested, please see me at the front desk and submit your name. SPORTS Bantam Boys Flag-Football Mr.Bélanger Practice tomorrow at 8h00, outside. Please be on time! Juvenile Boys Hockey Jerseys Mr. Black Tony Guerrera , Kevin Lecavalier , Dylan Daunais please hand in your jerseys. Like now.... Like right now. That means now. Nowwwwww!!!!!!.Thanks. FUNDRAISING 30 Hour Famine Donation Can Mr. Vari In each of your homerooms you will find a 30 Hour Famine Donation Can. Please support this worthwhile cause by donating what you can. You can donate between April 12th to the 23rd. Thank you in advance for your continued support. 30 Hour Famine Participants Ms. Sial There will be a brief meeting for all participants today at 12:25 in C246. MISCELLANEOUS Sexpressions Shawnee Sexpressions will be here today Period 3 to present to all Secondary 4 students in the Auditorium. So please bring your students to the Auditorium immediately following attendance. School Play Ms. Witczak and Ms Spezio FULL CAST AND BAND meeting today @ lunch at 12:15 for a five minute meeting. YOU MUST ATTEND WITHOUT EXCEPTION. After school: Main Cast, 4:05-5:15. Walk a Mile in their Shoes Kendra Ryan Reminder: If you want to take part in the walk a mile in their shoes campaign, please come to C230 at 12:15 tomorrow. Origami Lessons Samantha Marin Remember! Origami lessons today at 12:30 in C230. GUIDANCE NEWS Sec 4’s interested in becoming Police Officers Mrs. Llewellyn If you are in sec 4 and considering a career in policing, you may be eligible to spend a very interesting day with the Longueuil Police Force to learn more about this career option. Please see Mrs. Llewellyn in B-242 at the beginning of lunch today for further information. ACADEMIC Visiting author Endre Farkas DETOURS I’m on my way to you. The familiar road diverges where, before, it had not. Detours surprise. The adrenaline takes you to fear-forgotten roads with no signs to warn of closed bridges or dead-end intersections whose scarecrow arms offer neither destinations nor distances to anywhere familiar. Curves and curses are solid as sad bulldozers silent by the abandoned roadside. The crunching gravel I take for grinding teeth, the dust spun, a metaphor for lost the heat’s mirage for laughter and I remember to get there you take all sorts of roads. Endre Farkas is a staple on the Montreal poetry scene. He masterfully works words so that the reader feels as he does and appreciates the written word. Endre is committed to “remembering and promoting the important contribution of Quebec’s English Language poets – past and present – to poetry in Quebec”. He reiterates “that poetry matters when it engages the world locally and globally”. Monday, April 12, 2010 Day 6 STUDENT LIFE Head of House Meeting Mrs. Turriff We will have a meeting tomorrow. See you at the very beginning of lunch in the House room. Be sure to wear a t-shirt of your house colour as we are taking the yearbook photo. You may want to brush your hair too!!!!! Student Council Interviews Mr. Vari The following students please report to the Student Council room next to the Junior Staff room for your interview: Mathieu LaMontagne (12:15pm), Tristan Sequin (12:30pm) and Matthew Whitelaw (12:45pm) GRADS Grad Lunch Sylvie Dufresne I will be organizing at special farewell lunch for all Grads. To ensure this lunch is as special as you deserve, I will need some help. If you are interested, please see me at the front desk and submit your name. SPORTS Boys' Rugby Ms. Gasser Want to play a full contact sport? We are still desperately in need of players for this year's boys' rugby team. If you are interested, practice tomorrow after school. Bring a mouth guard and cleats! FUNDRAISING 30 Hour Famine Participants Ms. Sial There will be a brief meeting for all participants tomorrow at 12:25 in C246. Be sure to bring any money you've raised for the week. MISCELLANEOUS Walk a Mile in their Shoes Kendra Ryan Can’t wait to get home and kick off your shoes, why wait? Kick them off on Wednesday, April 21st by taking part in the first walk a mile in their shoes campaign. We will be holding a meeting on Wednesday, April 14th in room C246. So come out and raise awareness about the millions of children that go barefoot everyday. Be the change!! Origami Lessons Samantha Marin Remember! Origami lessons today at 12:30 in C230. Huskies Clothing...Post-Easter Sale – B. Chan For all students who missed the Pre-Christmas sale, your last chance to order sweatpants, hoodies, etc., this year will be Monday, April 12, until Wednesday, April 14. There is new artwork! Please see Mr. Chan in the Main Foyer during lunch to place an order. GUIDANCE NEWS Sec 4’s interested in becoming Police Officers Mrs. Llewellyn If you are in sec 4 and considering a career in policing, you may be eligible to spend a very interesting day with the Longueuil Police Force to learn more about this career option. Please see Mrs. Llewellyn in B-242 at the beginning of lunch today for further information. ACADEMIC I.B. Junior Community & Service News Ms. Cavaliere Reminder to all Sec. 1 I.B students who missed the first meeting, that there is a quick meeting today at 12:15 in room A224. Also, all signed forms must be returned to me by Thursday, April 15. See Ms. Cavaliere if you have questions. String Theory by Jennifer Lemming Against the hubris of the day a piece of gift-wrapping at a party floats lazily amid the chaos. I glimpse a piece of uneven bliss in a parallel universe Mylar stars against a cerulean blue sky. This is a world I would like to visit, where I would be Mylar and cerulean blue, I wouldn’t care if I were sill uneven and just a piece of the larger picture. Jennifer Lemming: born in Pennsylvania but lived most of her life in Indiana USA. She won 1st place in The Dancing Poetry Contest 2004 in San Francisco for the poem "Lunatic", published in Tall Grass Anthologies, read at the Chicago Printer's Book Fair and is Co-Editor of the Indianapolis, Indiana literary magazine "Ichabod's Sketchbook". She is a sentimentalist by nature. |
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