Student Bulletin

Wednesday, January 28, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Spanish Club: Join us for our January event this Thursday at Highland Park Bowl. The club will cover the cost of two games as well as the cost of your shoes. You are asked to bring up to $10 to cover the cost of your refreshments and Clint’s pizza. Meet us at Highland Park Bowl at 3:15 on Thursday. See you there!

SPORTS

Any boy interested in Track & Field needs to see Mr. Taylor in E111 by the end of the day on Friday. Practice starts Monday for those not currently in a sport.

January 29^th is Senior Night as our wrestlers go up against Alleman. Come support your wrestling team as they prepare to beat Alleman on Thursday at 6:00 p.m. in the east gym. Admission is only $3.00 for students.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

On Saturday the Varsity Academic Team scored another top-four finish by placing fourth out of 24 teams at the Winnebago Invitational. Their only losses in the afternoon were to IMSA, led by former Maroon Bonny Jain, and Sterling who barely beat them in the third-place match.  

The Fresh-Soph Academic Team will practice tonight at the usual time and place to prepare for their trip to Sterling on Saturday.

Today is the Drama Club meeting. We’ll meet right after school in B214. See you there!

Crime Stoppers will meet this Thursday, January 29^th after school in B152. Also, the sweatshirts are in. You have the option of picking up your sweatshirt in Detective Francque’s office any time before the meeting, or you may wait until the meeting when the remainder will be passed out.

Spanish Club: Join us for our January event this Thursday at Highland Park Bowl. The club will cover the cost of two games as well as the cost of your shoes. You are asked to bring up to $10 to cover the cost of your refreshments and Clint’s pizza. Meet us at Highland Park Bowl at 3:15 on Thursday. See you there!

The Drama Club is going to Circa 21 Dinner Playhouse on Feb. 4th to participate in theatre workshops and to go see "Ring of Fire: The Johnny Cash Story."  If you'd like to come along on this fun and entertaining day, bring $30.00 to Mrs. Griesenbeck in room B214. (Checks can be made out to Moline High School.)  There are only 30 spots available, so get your money in ASAP. Any questions? Come see Mrs. G in B214.

MISC.

Seniors! CHECK THE DIPLOMA LIST. You have been reminded for weeks now, yet many of you have not checked this list. It is posted outside the Registrar’s office. If your info is not correct on the list, it will be incorrect on your diploma as well.

Friday, January 23, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Bass Team: Remember to check the website weekly for practice times and dates!  Also, anyone who still wants to sign up for the Bass Team needs to See Coach Albrecht or Coach Prybil ASAP. 

COUNSELING CENTER

New scholarships have arrived: (Mrs. Dykema has more information in the counseling center if you’re interested)

1)       B. Davis Scholarship – application online (www.scholarshipquesthelper.com) – due May 30

2)       Rock Island County Scholarship (attending Black Hawk College or Western Illinois majoring in public administration, government or social studies/ essay) – due Jun. 1

3)       Sangamon County Community Foundation (4.0 GPA and descendant of World War II Illinois veteran) – no due date given

A representative of La’ James College of Cosmetology will be here Monday. See Mrs. Dexter for the time and location.

SPORTS

Any girl interested in Track & Field needs to see Mr. Bohnsack in E301 or Mr. Woods in the counseling office by the end of the day today. Practice starts Monday for those not currently in a sport.

Softball open gym will be at Garfield Elementary tomorrow. Juniors and seniors need to be there from 8-9:30 a.m. and fresh/soph players need to be there from 9:30-11:00 a.m.

Any boy interested in tennis should meet briefly after school in Mr. Jones’ room (Room J208A).

Thursday, January 22, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

The MHS production of The Jungle Book premieres tonight and runs through Saturday. Show times are 7:00 p.m. each night. Get your tickets at the bookstore. Don’t miss this exciting play!

Bass Team: Please check the website weekly for practice times and dates!  Anyone who still wants to sign up for the Bass Team needs to See Coach Albrecht or Coach Prybil ASAP. 

Congratulations to the Moline Chess Team for winning the Peoria Woodruff Invitational last Saturday. 

Last Saturday both the Fresh-Soph and Varsity Academic teams competed and had top-four finishes. At Rock Island, the Fresh-Soph squad finished 3rd out of 24 teams. The Varsity went to Sterling and also took home a third place trophy, with a 6-2 mark for the tournament. 

COUNSELING CENTER

New scholarships have arrived: (Mrs. Dykema has more information in the counseling center if you’re interested)

1)       B. Davis Scholarship – application online (www.scholarshipquesthelper.com) – due May 30

2)       Rock Island County Scholarship (attending Black Hawk College or Western Illinois majoring in public administration, government or social studies/ essay) – due Jun. 1

3)       Sangamon County Community Foundation (4.0 GPA and descendant of World War II Illinois veteran) – no due date given

SPORTS

Open gym conditioning for football starts today at 3:30. Any student (grade 9-11) is welcome. We will meet by the weight room. See Coach Ryser or Coach SantAmour with questions.

Any girl interested in Track & Field needs to see Mr. Bohnsack in E301 or Mr. Woods in the counseling office by the end of the day on Friday. Practice starts Monday for those not currently in a sport.

Softball open gym will be at Garfield Elementary this Saturday. Juniors and seniors need to be there from 8-9:30 a.m. and fresh/soph players need to be there from 9:30-11:00 a.m.

MISC.

The Consumer Ed test will be offered next Tuesday, January 27^th in the cafeteria at 8:10 a.m. If you are not currently enrolled in the class, and did not take the test last semester, you may sign up to take the test. Sign up in the main office.

The diploma list is still posted outside the Registrar’s office. If you are a senior or a 6^th semester graduate- you need to check this list to be sure your name is listed how it should appear on your diploma. Time is running out to make changes. The list is going to the printer soon!

Wednesday, January 21, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

The MHS production of The Jungle Book premieres tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Show times are 7:00 p.m. each night. Get your tickets at the bookstore. Don’t miss this exciting play!

COUNSELING CENTER

The following scholarships arrived last week: (see Mrs. Dykema if interested)

1)       Black Hawk College (music, theater, art) – due Feb. 13

2)       Genesis Health Group Scholarships – application online (www.genesishealth.com/scholarships) – due Mar. 6

3)       Eastern Illinois University (math or computer science) – due Feb. 1

4)       South Rock Island Township (essay & attending Illinois College or University in the fall) – due Mar. 1

5)       Scholar Athlete Milk Mustache of the Year – application online (www.bodybymilk.com) –                                          Due Mar. 6

6)       Illinois Lumber and Material Dealers Association (industry related coursework) – due Apr. 1

7)       Credit Professionals International (essay) – due Apr. 15

       Catfish Jazz Society (involvement in jazz music program in college) – due Mar. 30

Looking for work? Illiniwek Forest Preserve needs people. See Mrs. Dexter in the counseling center for details.

SPORTS

Open gym conditioning for football will start tomorrow at 3:30. See coach Ryser with any questions.

MISC.

The Consumer Ed test will be offered next Tuesday, January 27^th in the cafeteria at 8:10 a.m. If you are not currently enrolled in the class, and did not take the test last semester, you may sign up to take the test. Sign up in the main office.

A reminder to those enrolled in Early Bird P.E. second semester: Early Bird will commence on Friday of this week.

The diploma list is still posted outside the Registrar’s office. If you are a seniors or a 6^th semester graduate you need to check this list to be sure your name is listed how it should appear on your diploma.

Monday, January 12, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Tomorrow is the Drama Club meeting. Join us every Tuesday right after school in room B214. See you there!

COUNSELING CENTER

If you were unable to attend the Financial Aid Night last Thursday, you can stop by the counseling center and pick up an informational packet.

MISC.

Seniors and 6th Semester Grads:  Please check the diploma list posted outside the Registrar's office.  This is how your name will appear on your diploma.  Any changes see Mrs. Hastings.  The list will be sent to the printers February 1 and any changes after that time will have a $5 fee charged.

Friday, January 9, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

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COUNSELING CENTER

The following scholarships arrived this week: (see Mrs. Dykema if interested)

1)       Acacia Leadership Scholarship (Iowa State Univ.) – due Apr. 1

2)       World Class Mediacom Scholarship program – application online (www.mediacomworldclass.com) – due Feb. 15

3)       Sons of Confederate Veterans, Illinois Society (essay) – due Mar. 15

4)       Columbia College Chicago (presidential) application online (www.colum.edu/scholarships) – due Feb. 2

5)       AHEPA Scholarship Foundation (Greek descent) – due Mar. 15

6)       Donald Kiser Memorial Scholarship (chemistry, biochemistry, or engineering) – due Apr. 1

7)       Quad City Engineering and Science Council (engineering or science) application online (www.qcesc.org) – due Jan. 24

       Best Buy Scholarship Program (community service) application online (www.bestbuy.com/scholarships or wwwat15.com) - due Feb. 15

Students interested in the following activities should see Mrs. Ryser in the counseling center:

1)       Community celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King – at Augustana College & QC College Fair Saturday, January 17^th at 6:30 p.m.

2)       Illinois Governmental Internship Program ( available to juniors)

3)       Congressional Student Leadership Conference

If you were unable to attend Thursday night’s Financial Aid Night, you can stop by the counseling center and pick up an informational packet.

SPORTS

Softball open gym takes place on Saturday’s. Juniors and seniors meet from 8-9:30 a.m. and fresh/soph meets from 9:30-11:00 a.m.

MISC.

Seniors and 6th Semester Grads:  Please check the diploma list posted outside the Registrar's office.  This is how your name will appear on your diploma.  Any changes see Mrs. Hastings.  The list will be sent to the printers February 1 and any changes after that time will have a $5 fee charged.

Thursday, January 8, 2009 STUDENT BULLETIN

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

There will be a Line O’ Type editors meeting today after school in room B201.

There is an important Key Club meeting after school today for those interested in the “Student Day of Caring”.

COUNSELING CENTER

The following scholarships arrived this week: (see Mrs. Dykema if interested)

1)       Acacia Leadership Scholarship (Iowa State Univ.) – due Apr. 1

2)       World Class Mediacom Scholarship program – application online (www.mediacomworldclass.com) – due Feb. 15

3)       Sons of Confederate Veterans, Illinois Society (essay) – due Mar. 15

4)       Columbia College Chicago (presidential) application online (www.colum.edu/scholarships) – due Feb. 2

5)       AHEPA Scholarship Foundation (Greek descent) – due Mar. 15

6)       Donald Kiser Memorial Scholarship (chemistry, biochemistry, or engineering) – due Apr. 1

7)       Quad City Engineering and Science Council (engineering or science) application online (www.qcesc.org) – due Jan. 24

       Best Buy Scholarship Program (community service) application online (www.bestbuy.com/scholarships or wwwat15.com) - due Feb. 15

*Reminder – Moline High School’s Financial Aid Night will be held tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. Parents of juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend. There will be a scholarship drawing for a senior at the end of the program.

Students interested in the following activities should see Mrs. Ryser in the counseling center:

1)       Community celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King – at Augustana College & QC College Fair Saturday, January 17^th at 6:30 p.m.

2)       Illinois Governmental Internship Program ( available to juniors)

3)       Congressional Student Leadership Conference

SPORTS

Softball open gym takes places on Saturday’s. Juniors and seniors meet from 8-9:30 a.m. and fresh/soph meets from 9:30-11:00 a.m.

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