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Daily Announcements - Friday - December 7th, 2018

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 Good Morning Scots!

Put the "D" in Determination:  We all have dreams.  But in order to make dreams come into reality, it takes an awful lot of DETERMINATION, dedication, self-discipline, and effort! - Jesse Owens (An American track and field athlete and four-time Olympic gold medalist in the 1936 Games. Owens specialized in the sprints and the long jump and was recognized in his lifetime as "perhaps the greatest and most famous athlete in track and field history").  

SPORTS THIS WEEK   
 

       Day

Sport

Time

Place

DismissaTime

Bus

FRIDAY

Varsity Girls Basketball

5PM

@ NIPOMO HIGH SCHOOL

ALL

DAY

 

JV Girls Basketball

TBD

LIBERTY HIGH

xx

5:00 pm

 

FS Boys Basketball

2PM

FOOTHILL

12:15

12:30

 

FS Girls Soccer

10AM

KERN COUNTY SOCCER PARK

XX

8AM

 

JV Boys Basketball

3PM

CENTENNIAL

1:10PM

1:15PM

 

JV Boys Soccer

3PM

LIBERTY HS

11:15

11:30

 

JV Girls Soccer

1PM

LIBERTY PARK

11:15

11:30

 

Wrestling JV & VAR Boys @ Coyote Classic

9AM

EAST HIGH

XX

7:00AM

 

Announcements: 

Last night Girls Varsity Basketball took their first lost, which makes them 1-1. Let’s send some good thoughts and vibes as they head up against Pioneer Valley HS in Nipomo tonight!

Football Awards Ceremony, for all levels, will be Tuesday Dec 11 @ 5 pm in the Cafeteria. See Coach Gutierrez if you have any questions.

Support your favorite basketball player and buy a basketball shirt from the Student Store for $15!!  This includes having a player's number on the back.  It doesn't get much better than this!!

Hey Scots! Are you interested in auditioning for High School Musical? Come to movie night, this Friday, in the WAH! The Drama department will be showing...you guessed it...HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL! Come hang out, sing along, and meet other people interested in auditioning! The event will be from 3:30-5:30pm! See you there!

News from the Café:  Why Snack when you can Dine? Beginning Monday Dec. 3rd the cafeteria will serve Dinner from 3:20-4:50 then serve the After School Snack from 5:45-6:15 on Monday through Thursday afternoons; on Friday Snack will be served from 3:20-3:50. Will you please put it in from Nov.26th through  Dec. 21st.

Formal permission slips will be available next week and bids will go on sale when we return from Winter break.  You MUST, I repeat, you MUST have all debt cleared and a current HHS ID card.  Be sure to return all library books and athletic gear!  Avoid the lines and get things taken care of early!

Bakersfield College will be on campus next week.  If you would like to attend the workshop go to the career center to sign up.

Scholarships available for Juniors. Dream Builder/Ford Dimension-Minimum GPA 3.8 freshman-junior year.  (No Exceptions.) Must have extracurricular activities.  Show leadership qualities, responsibility, communication skills, personality, grooming, community and school involvement, scholastic achievement and commitment.  See Mr. Ramirez for full details.

 

CLUB NEWS

  • Need help getting into the Holiday spirit of giving?  Want to make someones’s Holiday bright? The Kindness Club is collecting food for Highland families in need this Christmas.  Please bring what you can to your third period classes this week, and we will make food baskets with the items for Highland families for Christmas. All food will go directly to families of HHS students.  Even one item makes a big difference!  Go Scots!
  • Hello Gorgeous! Today’s Cosmetics Club meeting is only for officers, we will be planning the next of couple club meetings. Our next club meeting will continue next Tuesday, our focus will be Oily Skin. Love you all!

  • The Red Cross Club is having a new and gently used toy, book, and jacket drive.  Please donate to your 3rd period class.  The winning period will receive doughnuts.  

Today in History:

At 7:55 a.m. Hawaii time, a Japanese dive bomber bearing the red symbol of the Rising Sun of Japan on its wings appears out of the clouds above the island of Oahu. A swarm of 360 Japanese warplanes followed, descending on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor in a ferocious assault. The surprise attack struck a critical blow against the U.S. Pacific fleet and drew the United States irrevocably into World War II. The American contribution to the successful Allied war effort spanned four long years and cost more than 400,000 American lives.

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