[DHS Bulletin] 06/07/2011

[DHS Daily Bulletin]

FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE for June 8th through June 9th, 2011

Wednesday, June 8: 7:45-9:50 (2nd Period Final), 9:50-10:18, (Break), 10:20-12:20 (4th Period Final)
Thursday, June 9: 7:45-9:50 (6th Period Final), 9:50-10:20 (Break), 10:20-12:20 (7th Period Final)

DAY IN HISTORY

Jun 7, 1913: First successful ascent of Mt. McKinley
On this day in 1913, Hudson Stuck, an Alaskan missionary, leads the first successful ascent of Mt. McKinley, the highest point on the American continent at 20,320 feet.

TODAY

1. Cafeteria: Beef teriyaki over organic rice, stuffed pasta shells with olive oil sauce, pizza, sandwich/bar.

SENIOR REMINDERS

1. Seniors received information in their 4th period classes regarding an opportunity to request additional graduation tickets. The request form follows. Once we have received all of the ticket requests, we will do our best to accommodate you. If you have any questions, please contact Dennis Foster at 757-5400 x111 or Tom McHale at 757-5400 x113.

2. SENIORS: Did you miss Senior Awards Night? If your name is on the list outside the Scholarship and Financial Aid Office, you may have a certificate waiting for you! Come to the Scholarship and Financial Aid Office to pick up your certificate and a Senior Awards Night program!

3. SENIORS: If you still need cap, gown and tassel please come to front office to give your name and height. We will give this information to Jostens and you will be able to pick them up after Graduation practice on Friday, June 10th. The cost is $50 and they will only be accepting CASH!!!

4. SENIORS: Don't forget to fill out a PERMANENT ADDRESS CARD if you haven't already. Turn in completed cards into the Front Desk. Extra cards are available at the Counseling Office or the Front Desk.

5. Seniors: Pay all owed lunch fees with cash or check to the Kitchen before June 9th or your diploma may be withheld.

6. SENIORS: Don't forget to request your FINAL TRANSCRIPT to be sent to the college you will be attending. Bring in a stamped addressed envelope to the Transcript Counter and follow the posted instructions. If your common application college is requesting submission of a final report- you will need to make a request at the transcript counter. Stamped addressed envelope is not needed.

NEW

1. All Summer School Classes will be conducted at Holmes Jr. High School beginning June 20.

2. SENIORS: Davis Grad Night will be Friday, June 10 at 9:30pm to 5am. You can buy tickets at the door for $110 (make checks payable to Davis Grad Night). Scholarships are available--see your counselor. If you are eligible for a scholarship and buying your ticket at the door, be sure to bring your voucher. Grad Night will be held at Emerson Junior High. Students are admitted from 9:30pm to midnight. Bring a photo ID. If it's cold, bring a jacket.

3. Sophomores and juniors, do you love to dance? Then start practicing over the summer for the Jazz Choir's 2nd annual dance competition on Oct. 1st! You can compete solo or with a friend to win cash prizes, any style of dance is fine. More information will be available when school begins in August.

4. Attention: Juniors' who have enrolled in the Advancement Placement English course for their senior year, please check out the suggested summer reading list posted on the doors of classroom L-15 and P-22.

5. Girls entering grades 9-12 if you missed the DHS Field Hockey meeting and are still interested in trying out for the team, please contact the Varsity Coach Sandie Marotti-Huckins at: sandie at themarottigroup.com<mailto:sandie at themarottigroup.com> by June 15th.



6. Please have your locker emptied and your lock's removed no later than 10:00am on Wednesday, June 8th. After 10:00am locks will be cut off and belonging's removed.



CONTINUED

1. Attention Runners and Jumpers of all ages! Davis Senior High's Freedom from Hunger Club is hosting an all-comer track meet on Saturday, June 18th. This track meet will take place at the Ron and Mary Brown stadium with the first event beginning at 9:00 and registration beginning at 8:00. In addition, this event will offer games and entertainment for the whole family. Track and Field events include a 5k or 3200m, 1600m, 800m, sprints, hurdles, pole vault, high jump, triple jump, long jump, and more. Proceeds from this event will be donated to the Freedom from Hunger Organization which brings innovative and sustainable self-help solutions to the fight against chronic hunger and poverty. Please visit our website, davisfreedomfromhunger.blogspot.com, for more information and help us Race to End Hunger!

2. Are you done with your SAT, ACT, and AP exam prep books?? Bring them to the office or library for donation between now and the last day of school for a chance to win a cool prize. The donations will be sent to Washington Unified School District to help other students in need of preparation material. If you have questions email Michael Cheung at wjc10992 at sbcglobal.net