[DHS Bulletin] Daily Bulletin, Friday 10-4-13

[DHS Daily Bulletin]

Davis Senior High School
Daily Bulletin - Friday, October 4, 2013


THIS DAY IN HISTORY:

In 1927, Gutzon Borglum began sculpting the images of four of America's most revered and beloved Presidents in granite, a task that would take 12 years to complete. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt would become the face of Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills National Forest of South Dakota.



ATHLETICS:
Field Hockey vs Chico - 5:30JV-7:00V
Football - bye week
Girls JV Water Polo @ Crusher Classic - all day                              dismissal:  all day JV
Boys JV Water Polo @ Jesuit Frosh-Soph Tournament                     dismissal:  1:45pm



LUNCH CHOICES:  Daily Options: Cheeseburger or Veggie Patty or Chicken Patty (with lettuce and tomato), Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza, Polish Sausage, Turkey/Pepperoni Sub, Manager's Choice (See Menu)



NEW/TODAY:

Show your Blue Devil pride...vote for our Homecoming game to be chosen as the KCRA Game of the Week! Voting ends 10/9. Vote at www.kcra.com/highschoolplaybook



The Gay-Straight Alliance will gather today at lunch in L-28 to elect officers.  Wanna run?



The DHS Climate Committee will meet today at lunch in N-2. If you are interested in fostering positive relationships at DHS, please join us.



Today is the 1st CSF Meeting of the year. Come to Mrs. O'Brien's room P-13 at lunch to learn more about the club and a variety of community service projects. See you there!



Do you like music from around the World? Do you enjoy discovering new artists and songs that aren't in the top 40? If so, come to the World Music Club Fridays in Mr. Oster's room (P-22). We listen to everything from KPOP to Malian Soul Music and your input is welcome. We have cookies!



JUNIORS seeking a cultural experience abroad are invited to attend a lunchtime meeting today in room O6.  Global Glimpse Ambassadors will share their experience in Nicaragua where they learned about the cultural, political environment, and returned as global citizens.



Looking for some hard-hitting action tonight? Come support DHS Field Hockey at the 2nd Annual "Stick It 2 Cancer" game vs Chico. Game times are 5:30-JV & 7:00-Varsity. All proceeds will be donated to cancer research. This will also be the program's first-ever Break the Record Night!  Let's show the Chico Panthers that Davis is Field Hockey Country!



JUNIORS: TODAY is the last day for priority PSAT sign-ups online through the webstore. Cost is $24.00. Student Bulletins are available anytime, with receipt, from the Testing Coordinator.



ONGOING/UPCOMING:

Please come to the German Club on Monday, 10/7 at 12 noon. We are planning activities for Homecoming, 10/11 the International on 10/12. All are welcome to join!



Would you like to participate in a cultural exchange and spend 4 weeks in Germany in the Summer of 2014? No previous knowledge of German is required. Please come to Mrs. Floyd's room, N-2 on Monday 10/7 at 7:30pm. Bring your parents, please!



The DHS Teen Health Awareness Club and DHS Healthcare Careers Club invite you to the first lecture in their upcoming healthcare lecture series for the 2013-14 school year. On Tuesday OCT 8th at lunchtime in S5, Dr. Katherine Eastham, Assistant Chief of Pediatrics at Kaiser Davis, will discuss "Which food groups do my Frappuccinos, Hot Cheetos, and Twinkies fit into?" Come hear her speak about healthy eating, exercise, and her career as a pediatrician. Snacks will be provided!  All students and staff are welcome to attend.



Attention Architecture & Engineering fanatics! Meeting in the Career Center, Tuesday at lunch. Be there or be a cube!



The City of Davis is offering their annual fall tour of northern California universities!   The next tour is Stanford University on Saturday, October 12.  Additional tours are scheduled for Chico State and San Francisco State.  Trips are $67 and include transportation, college tour, and lunch.  Go online to www.davisteenscene.org<http://www.davisteenscene.org> or come to the Career Center in for more information.



If you, your parents or friends are interested in ordering senior ads for the yearbook, the first deadline is October 19th. Pick up order forms in P-21 or download from dhsyearbook.com. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Achimore at Achimore at djusd.net<mailto:Achimore at djusd.net> or via school loop.


Attention students: Please pick up your Picture Packets in the Career Center ASAP!



RALLY ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE - TODAY

1st Period        7:45-8:30 a.m.

2nd Period       8:36-9:24 a.m.

Assembly         9:24-10:00 a.m.

Break               10:06-10:10 a.m.

3rd Period       10:16-11:04 a.m.

4th Period       11:10 a.m.-12:04 p.m.

LUNCH            12:04-12:48 p.m.

5th Period       12:54-1:42 p.m.

6th Period       1:48-2:36 p.m.

7th Period       2:42-3:30 p.m.



HOMECOMING SCHEDULE - Friday, October 11

Period 1               7:45-8:23am

Period 2               8:29-9:07am

Period 3               9:13-9:51am

Period 4               9:57-10:36am

Period 5               10:42-11:20am

Period 6               11:26am-12:04pm

Period 7               12:10-12:48pm

(Lunch served immediately after 7th)





IMPORTANT DATES:

10/4 - Homecoming Rally/Assembly (Assembly Schedule)

10/4 - Homecoming Dance

10/10 - UC Workshop

10/11 - Homecoming (Minimum Day Schedule)

10/12 - Advanced Treble Choir- Community Idol

10/15 - California Mathematic League Contest 1

10/17 - Articulation Day (Articulation Schedule)

10/18 - Friendship Day

10/19 - PSAT

10/23 - Mole Day



LINKS:

To Prepay Lunch for students: http://www.djusd.net/district/business/sns/prepay?searchterm=lunch+pre

Davis Senior High School Webstore:  http://webstores.activenetwork.com/school-software/davis_high_school_on/



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