[DHS Bulletin] Bulletin, Monday 9/28/15

Fri Sep 25 14:09:38 PDT 2015

        Davis Senior High School
Daily Bulletin
[Blue Devil]

Monday, September 28, 2015

THIS DAY IN HISTORY:  1542 - San Diego, CA, was discovered by Portuguese navigator Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo.

ATHLETICS:  Field Hockey @ Lassen All Day                                          JV and V All Day
Girls Golf at Davis-Wildhorse 3:30                                                           Dismissal: 2:00
Boys Soccer @ Pleasant Grove Community Stadium                           6:00/7:30
Girls Tennis vs. Monterey Trail 3:45                                                        Dismissal: 2:45

The Davis High School Snowboard Team is having an informational meeting on Monday September 28th, at 7:00 PM in the high school library. The team is open to all high school men and women. All interested student athletes and parents come find out how much fun you can have on the snow this year!

Calling all girls! Are you interested in rugby?  There's going to be an informational meeting about girls' rugby on Wednesday, September 30 at 2:35 in front of the football stadium.  Hope to see you there!

Girl's Lacrosse meeting Wed Oct. 14th from 7:30-8:30 in room N-08 at the high school. All girl's grade 9-12th wishing to try-out for lacrosse this spring are invited to attend. Questions? Email Coach Jenn Morris at jennmorris22 at gmail.com<mailto:jennmorris22 at gmail.com>

There will be an informational meeting for all players interested in trying out for the 2016 boys' golf team on Tuesday, September 29th at 7:00 in room N-5 at Davis High. Parents are encouraged to attend.

Is the DHS Ski Team right for you?  If you are at least an intermediate skier, come find out more at the informational meeting on Thursday, October 1st at 7:00 pm in the Davis High School Library.  Interested 9th-12th graders, parents and guardians are now invited to attend.  If you have questions, email Tanya Perez at tanyahp88 at gmail.com<mailto:tanyahp88 at gmail.com>.  Think snow!

Interested in joining the DHS Wrestling Team for the 2015-16 season?  Parent information meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 30 at 7:00 pm in DHS Room N-8.  Questions?  Contact Coach Ty Brown at tbrown at djusd.net<mailto:tbrown at djusd.net>.

LUNCH CHOICES: Daily Express- Italian Meatball Bowl, BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, Roasted Chicken Chipotle Ranch Sandwich, Smoked Turkey and Cheese All American Sub, Aggie Sandwich, Veggie Garden Patty, Veggie/Turkey Wraps, Davis Cheeseburger, Cheesy Chicken Sandwich, Vegetarian Pasta, Fresh Pizza   MONDAY SPECIAL: Chicken Adobo w/mashed potatoes, turkey gravy and steamed corn

TODAY:  What did Obi Wan Kenobi say to the tree?  May the forest be with you! Come to Green Team Mondays at lunch in Room C-4!

Do you need community service hours?  Come to the Spanish Tutoring Club on Monday, 9/28 in Señora Candelario's room S-6 to sign up for tutoring shifts.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:  It's that time of year again! Homecoming!  Every year student Government holds a contest where each 4th period class decorates their door based on the year's homecoming theme.  This year's theme is Music Genres: Sophomores are country, Juniors are rock and Seniors are hip-hop.  The Student Government class will pick a winner and the class will get a prize.  Contact Mr. Vasquez if interested!

The Junior Class is looking for a guitarist, drummer or band to play rock music on the junior class float during the Homecoming Parade.  If you are a junior and want your band to play on the float, please contact Arzoo Manandhar or swing by Student Government in Room N-1A.

Hey Juniors! Are you interested in being on the junior class float this year?  If so, we will be having a float building meeting on Friday, October 2nd in Mr. Salcedo's room, O-6!  Float building is a great way to get involved at DHS and get community service hours!  See you there!

School pictures are here!  Come to the Career Center at lunch to pick up your picture.

Picture Make-up Day will be held on Tuesday, September 29th in the West Conference room in the Library.  Order forms are available in the Front Office.  Please see Ms. Perez with any questions.

All Students - Interested in leaving the legacy of the ALL Student Center?  We are looking for your input and participation during the design and construction phases of this project.  Your commitment would be 4 - 6 lunch meetings with the committee.  FREE LUNCH is provided for committing to serving on this committee.  Please contact Athletic Director Jeff Lorenson jlorenson at djusd.net<mailto:jlorenson at djusd.net> if interested.

PSAT is Wednesday, 10/14!! The cost is $24.00. There are NO Refunds and no transfers. Sales end 10/9. If you feel this is a financial hardship, please contact your counselor immediately.

  *   For JUNIORS only: Online purchasing is available September 9 - October 9 @ dshs.djusd.net
  *   Sophomores: Online purchasing available September 28 - October 9 only, and is subject to availability
  *   In-person sign-ups will be held during lunch only, October 5 - 9 at the Finance Window.

ACADEMICS/CAREER/VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:  Interested in improving your Spanish and learning about the Latin culture?  Come join Latinas Unidas in O-6 on Tuesday.  We'll have delicious snacks!  Don't miss out!

State thy ideas on life, humanity and morality.  For this is Philosophy Club.  Thou art welcomed to join every Monday in P-21.  We hope to see your empty vessel there.

Help bring Blue Devil spirit to the new Brunelle Theater student usher program.  Earn volunteer hours, gain customers service skills, and get to see performances for free.  Orientations are Tuesday September 29th, 7-8pm    and   Wednesday, September 30th at 2:45pm-3:45   in the lobby at the front of the Brunelle Theater.   All are welcome!  No experience necessary!

Have you ever wanted to volunteer but don't know where to go or how to start?  If so, you should attend the Yolo County Library's Community Volunteer Fair on Wednesday, October 7 from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. in the Davis Arts Center to find volunteer opportunities in Davis.  Come to the Career Center for more information.

Sacramento State invites migrant and ESL students to attend their College Assistance Migrant Program to help students succeed in college.  Representatives of the CAMP program will be in the Career Center at lunch on Wednesday September 30 to provide information about CAMP and discuss eligibility requirements for college.

The Dairy Council of Utah and Nevada is looking for students to play Trudy Moo, the cow mascot, at Fuel Up to Play assemblies in elementary schools in Davis to promote physical activity and healthy eating. Students will receive $35 dollars for participating.  Come to the Career Center for more information.

CLUBS/EVENTS:  Hello comrades! We have opened the Russian Club and you are all welcome to join us to learn the Russian language and culture as well.  We meet every Thursday, P-24 during lunch.

Are you interested in a career in healthcare?  Then come to a general meeting for the Healthcare Careers Club in the Career Center on Tuesday, September 29th.  There will be food!

What movie did Tom Cruise decide to make when he joined Green Team?  Mission Compostable!  Join Tom Cruise and other tree huggers by coming to C-4 today at lunch for Green Team!

IMPORTANT DATES:
9/21-10/2            NHS Registration lunchtime S-12
9/29                      Picture Make-Up Day, Library
10/5                      Homecoming Rally/Assembly *rally schedule
10/9                      Homecoming Parade and Game Day *early release
10/10                   Fall Dance 7:00 -10:00
10/13                   CAML Testing Math Classrooms
10/14                   PSAT
10/14                   Jr. High/High School Combined Choir Concert, 7:00 pm Brunelle Theater
10/14                   Secondary Articulation *early dismissal 12:48 pm
10/16                   Student of the Month Celebration 6:50 am, Odd Fellows Hall
10/16                   Quarter 1 ends

*RALLY ASSEMBLY SCHEDULE

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.

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