Wednesday, January 10, 2018


Seniors interested in going on a senior trip
are meeting again, right now-
Wednesday in Mr. Arvish’s room.
Wednesday
01/10/2018
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This week’s theme:
Sense of Accomplishment



From the galley:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday


10
Chicken Rice Soup,
Crackers,
Carrots,
Pears
-Salad Bar-
11
Fish Sticks,
Coleslaw,
Baked Beans,
Pineapple
THIS WEEK IN VICTOR:
Wednesday 10
  • Mrs. Taylor’s PE classes
    periods 1, 2, 5 meet in her room for health.

Thursday 11
Friday 12

Saturday 13
  • HSBB Vs Seeley (H) 1:00  GBGB
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Tutoring This week: January 9th -12th

Wednesday: Tina Jolly

Thursday: Dori Peltier

Friday: Nathan Beckwith
Bring in Boxtops for Education
They really do help our school!!
               

FFA News (Do Not Erase):


  1. Raffle Tickets: You have until Feb 1st to sell your raffle tickets. Make sure you sell at least 20 tickets. Turn your money and tickets into Tintzman.

  1. BITTERROOT STOCKGROWERS:
    Victors day to help is Friday.
    Please make sure you show up for your shift.
    Ms.Tintzman has basketball in the morning,
    so those of you with that shift will be supervised
    by Jay Meyer.
    You will need to have your own transportation
    to the Fairgrounds.


Schedule
  9 am-1 pm
           Door: Nora Goodwin
           Booth: Wyatt Day
                        Lilly Challinor
                        DJ Waldo
  1pm-6pm
           Door: Cassidy Buchanan
                      Emma Day
           Booth: Madi Bahr
                        Ashley Buchanan
                        Jadyn Scheffer
   Afternoon Flowers:
                         Lilly Challinor
                         Nora Goodwin
Counseling Office News:
B.E.A.R. Middle School Group will meet today, Wednesday,  
in the counseling office at 11:30.
Go get your lunch and then come to the counseling office.
We will be planning for the cross country ski trip
scheduled for January 17.


So, here are some cool names!
What do you think they have in common?
Hardest ice plant
Hens & chicks
Stone crops
Wooly yarrow
Carpet bugle
Kinnikinnick
Sea pink;thrift
Snow in Summer
Bearberry cotoneater
Winter creeper
Spring cinquefoil
Dusty miller
Mother of thyme
Verbena
They are fire-resilient ground covers.
Below, you see Bearberry, or Kinnikinnick
Prepare, Prevent, Protect
Wildfire Prevention
Art Contest
2018
Because we live next to the forest,
we MUST coexist with wildfire.
If you are a landowner,
you can PREPARE for wildfire by landscaping
with certain species of trees, shrubs, perennials
and groundcovers that do well in
the Rocky Mountain Region.
These species are not fire-proof,
but some are less likely to burn.
Maintaining vegetation helps prevent flooding.
Some species are native and may occur naturally
on your landscape.
Some plants rely on heat to bring out their seeds.
If you ever do work in a greenhouse
or simply want to be a good steward of the land,
you can learn to be a “Firescaper”
Dusty miller is lovely and resilient!
We should all take lessons from nature!
KEEP MONTANA GREEN!






YEARBOOK
Pre-orders due by the 17th
And SENIORS WE need YOUR PICTURES… ASAP.

Don't let this happen to you... no photo... oh, well
From the Office….. 1/10/2017
I need the following students ASAP
Isaiah White
Knucia White
Zussette Cruz
Cassandra Grant
Eric Ibey
Bitterroot Red Sox Baseball Signups
Tuesday, January 16th
6 pm-8 pm
Hamilton Fire Hall
For any questions regarding signups,
please contact Chris Burt at Shirts, Etc.  406 363-1050.
Other Announcements???????????
Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.
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