9/9/15
HURON HIGH SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2015
1. The Tiger tennis team downed Tiffin Calvert 5-0 last night. Singles
winners were Delaney Black at 1st, Elizabeth Mills at 2nd and Katey
Franks at 3rd singles. Frankie Reiber and Emily Dewey won at 1st
doubles and Abbey Black and Gretchen Blackwell won by default. The
Tigers take on Perkins today at 4:00 in Fabens Park.
2. The
girls golf team defeated Norwalk 188-211 yesterday. Leading the way
was Kylie Greulich with a 41 and Julia Hippely with a 43.
3.
Girls soccer defeated Mansfield Christian 5-2 last evening. Hayden
Petee had a hat trick, and Libby Vacca and MacKenzie Mullins each added a
goal.
5. The Freshman Football Team won their game Saturday
morning against Bellevue. This was the first win for the boys in 3
seasons. They have put a lot of time and effort into the game and we
are very proud of them.
6. On Monday, September 14th,
Ripcho Studio will be at Huron High School to take pictures of the
underclassmen (grades 9-11). Picture forms are to be passed out in
homerooms today. Please take those home to your parents. Bring them
back with you on Monday filled out and with your payment to hand to the photographer when you are called down.
7. Attention sophomores, juniors and seniors: If you were accidentally
left out of last year's yearbook (14/15), please come to the office TODAY by the end of first period and sign on the form found on the counter.
We are working to create an insert for any student that had a picture
taken by Ripcho but not included in the yearbook.
8. Attention students interested in Model UN: There will be a meeting right after school today for those who haven't signed up for a nation yet to pick new ones. See Mrs. Merckens in room 206 with questions.
9. If you are interested in Science Club, the first meeting will be Thursday, September 10th, after school in room 101. If you can't attend Thursday but are still interested in becoming a member, please see Ms. Telenko or Mr. Asher.
10. Seniors:
The "Elks Student of the Month" applications are available in the
guidance office. If selected as a student of the month, you will not
only be entered into the local scholarship competition but also have
your bio in the Sandusky Register and be invited to a scholarship dinner
in May. There are numerous scholarship opportunities available so don't hesitate to apply! Applications are due by September 25.
11. The first yearbook meeting will be today
immediately after school in room 99. This club is open to all students.
If you are interested in being involved, you must either show up or see
Mrs. Lee sometime before the meeting.
12. Homecoming
is just around the corner and girls are already thinking about their
homecoming dresses. Cinderella's Closet has a large selection of
homecoming dresses and will open their closet doors for Homecoming Dress
Shopping Day on September 19th and 26th from 10am-2pm,
by appointment only. Homecoming dresses will be provided at no cost to
high school girls. Girls if the cost of purchasing a dress for
Homecoming might be something you could use assistance with, please see
Mrs Fahr in the Guidance office.
13. Attention all students: BGSU Firelands will be hosting a college fair on Tuesday,
September 15th, from 6:30-8pm
in the Cedar Point Center. Several colleges from our state will be
there. Save a trip and meet with college admissions staff all in one
place!
14. Any student interested in taking the PSAT test on Oct. 14th are to sign up in the Guidance department by Thursday, Oct. 8th. The cost is $15. Preferred payment would be with a check or money order.
15. Lunch today is bosco sticks or a cold cut sub.
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES