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FRHS E-News
April 18, 2008
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Please note the following correction to the calendar: Sunday, April 20 -
Pride and Prejudice, 2PM,
auditorium
Mark your calendar.....
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FRIDAY, APRIL 18
What is happening:
Cheerleading Tryouts, 4- 5:30 PM
Key Club Cereal and Cereal Bar Food Drive
Penny Wars, during lunches, cafeteria
Pride & Prejudice, 7:30 PM, auditorium, $5 students, $7 adults, tickets available at the door
Student Body Class Trip, meeting in the front lobby at 9:45 AM, bring money for lunch
West Virginia University representative visit, period 2, Counseling Center
Meetings:
Amnesty International, after school, room 206
SATURDAY, APRIL 19
What is happening:
Pride & Prejudice, 7:30 PM, auditorium, $5 students, $7 adults, tickets available at the door
SUNDAY, APRIL 20
What is happening:
Pride & Prejudice, 2:00PM, auditorium, $5 students, $7 adults, tickets available at the door
MONDAY, APRIL 21
What is happening:
Key Club Cereal and Cereal Bar Food Drive
Night of the Stars Rehearsal, 2:30-4:30 PM
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
What is happening:
Key Club Cereal and Cereal Bar Food Drive
Prom Safety Days
Meetings:
Photography Club, after school, bring contest photos
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23
What is happening:
Key Club Cereal and Cereal Bar Food Drive
Prom Safety Days
Meetings:
Soccer Boosters, 7PM, HS Cafeteria
THURSDAY, APRIL 24
What is happening:
Key Club Cereal and Cereal Bar Food Drive
Prom Safety Days
FRIDAY, APRIL 25
What is happening:
Key Club Cereal and Cereal Bar Food Drive
Early Dismissal
Prom
PTO news...
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PARENT
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
SADD and State Farm are sponsoring 3 stations
for Prom Safety Days on Tuesday April 22nd
(Seniors), Wednesday April 23rd (Juniors), and
Thursday April 24th (Sophomores). The Stations
will be DUI Task Force, Fatal Vision Goggles, and DUI Simulator
(2 minute driving scenario). The event will be held in the
parking lot to the left of the Practice Football Field. There
will be a semi-truck that houses the simulator.
We need 9 parent volunteers each day
to help with filtering the students through the stations.
The three shifts each day
are:
7:30am - 10am
10am - 12:30pm
12:30pm - 2:15pm
This is a great opportunity for students and
parents. Senior parents...this is your last chance to support
Franklin Regional. Please e-mail
holden3@comcast.net if you can help. Thank you.
(Penny Holden)
FRHS E-NEWS ARCHIVE
Good news...
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GIRLS LACROSSE NEWS
Congratulations to seniors Jillian Bonaroti and Lizzy Pavone on
their recent accomplishments.
Jillian set the career goal scoring mark with a five-goal performance against Dublin Jerome in Columbus this past Saturday. Her goal total stands at 151, breaking the previous mark of 141 set by Olivia Gilmore ('06). She is also the career leader in total points with 194. Lizzy surpassed the 100 goal mark with a four-goal performance against Quaker Valley earlier this season. She has 112 career goals. She is also closing in on the career assist record currently held by Mel Matanin ('07). Congratulations ladies on your accomplishments. Go Lady Panthers! (Larry Eckert)
School
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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
PERFORMANCES THIS WEEKEND
The Thespians will
be present an adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice on Friday,
April 18th at 7:30 PM, Saturday, April 19th at 7:30 PM and Sunday, April
20th at 2:00 PM. The tickets are $5 for students and
$7 for adults and will be available at the door.
As featured in the most recent issue of The Panther, the
cast have been mastering not only their lines and blocking, but learning
proper British accents and period dances. This timeless classic, centered
around Miss Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy, has charmed readers for years
and more recently television viewers and movie goers. Please come and enjoy
this live action version as presented by the FRHS Thespians!
MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lists announcements and provides a link
to a video recording of the Panther News Break.
Lists Counseling Center's morning
announcements and more.
FOOD SERVICE WEBPAGE
Gives links to menus, prices, and nutritional information.
CHANNEL 19 SCHEDULE
Ways to help.....
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DINE OUT AND HELP
FIGHT CANCER
Do you like chicken? Do you love the idea of not
having to cook it?
Chick-Fil-A is having a Relay for Life Fundraiser!!! 10% of all sales from 4-7pm at the Miracle Mile location on April 23rd go to the Relay for Life! Come grab your dinner from 4-7 on April 23rd and make a difference! Miracle Mile location only!
Teachers are serving your food!!!! Here are the people you can see serving your food at Chick-Fil-A night on April 23rd in the Miracle Mile from 4-7pm?.
Nancy Gebrosky, AJ Danny, Autumn Cyganovich,
Margie Ritson, Kim Sinclair and fiancé, Rachel Watson, Linda Lazzaro,
Nancy Frydrych, Jan Molchan, Suzie Almgren, and Sandy Sabol.
POTTERY SALE EXTENDED
The pottery sale at the senior high school has been
extended until prom day, April 25th. If you would like to purchase any
of Jim's work please see one of the art teachers.
(Kathy Shaw)
FLOWER SALE
The FR Lacrosse Club is sponsoring their annual
spring Flower Sale. Orders are being taken through May 1st and flowers are
from Daugherty's Greenhouse. Contact any team member for more details.
ALUMINUM CAN RECYCLING
Annie Essay's and Judy
Polcyznski's classes collect aluminum cans. The Life
Skill classes use the money earned to participate in
functional and community based activities such as the
Special Olympics. Cans can be dropped off in
the fenced-in collection bin behind the Middle School.
The cage is just for loose aluminum cans. No
plastic bottles or bi-metal cans, please.
Please DO NOT put bags in the cage! If you have
collected your cans in a bag or some other container and
you are unable to dump the cans into the cage, please
do not toss them in container and all. Simply place
your container on the pavement near the cage and the
students will take care of it. If a bag is tossed into
the cage someone must physically climb into the cage and
remove it! This can be dangerous, not to mention
unpleasant and in the warm weather the bees and yellow
jackets add to the safety concerns whenever someone has
to climb in to remove bagged cans. So please remember -
ONLY LOOSE CANS IN THE CAGE. Thanks!
The aluminum can collection and
recycling program is an all-year activity.
(ASB)
OFFICE DEPOT DONATES TO SCHOOLS
5% Back to Schools Program: Office
Depot will give the high school an Office Depot Merchandise Card
worth 5% of all qualifying school supply purchases made during each
program period. Computers, TVs, all technology items including PDAs,
all furniture items and accessories, some bulk packaged products,
ink and tone cartridges, gift cards, and purchases made to contract
business account are not qualifying purchases. BUT that still leaves
notebooks, index cards, pencils, pens, highlighters, filler paper,
dividers, glue sticks, paper clips, erasers, rubber bands and many
other items you typically purchase throughout the year!
If you shop at Office Depot please
remember to ask the salesperson to apply your purchase towards the
Back to School Program. I was told at the store that the program
runs year round!
They can look up Franklin Regional
High School or you can make live a little easier for them by giving
them our school ID# - 70087330.
(ASB)
Looking ahead.....
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MONDAY, APRIL 28
NHS Rehearsal
Night of the Stars Rehearsal
TUESDAY, APRIL 29
Science PSSA, Grade 11
NHS Induction Ceremony
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30
Blood Drive
SATURDAY, MAY 3
SAT at neighboring schools
Have a great day!
Anne Brendel
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