February 10, 2016
HAPPY Wednesday EVERYBODY!!!!!!!
Here’s a little poetry to start out our day…
The Rose That Grew From Concrete
Did you hear about the rose that grew
from a crack in the concrete?
Proving nature's law is wrong it
learned to walk with out having feet.
Funny it seems, but by keeping it’s dreams,
it learned to breathe fresh air.
Long live the rose that grew from concrete
when no one else ever cared.
-Tupac Amaru Shakur
The first word that comes to my mind after reading this poem is resilience.
Speaking of resilience… did you know that Fidel Castro claims to have survived over 600 assassination attempts! These include poison pills, poisoned food, and a toxic cigar.
What does it mean to be a Pirate in Victor?
Be Respectful
Be Responsible and
Be Ready!
To pursue a gold ticket is to pursue bettering yourself.
From the galley:
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Taco Stew,
Tortilla Chips,
Applesauce
Salad Bar
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Chicken Pot Pie,
Baby Carrots,
Cherry Crisp
Salad Bar
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Cheese Omelet,
Sausage Links,
Potato Triangle,
Strawberries
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This Week in Victor
Wednesday 10
Thursday 11
- MS/HS Reward Trip
Friday 12
- Ski PE 7:15
- HSBB Vs Granite 2:30 (H) GBGB Senior Night
Saturday 13
- HSBB Vs Seeley (A) 1:00. GBGB Bus leaves at 10:00 Coach
TUTORING DUTY: ???
Congratulations to Stephen Schaefer for qualifying for the State Wrestling Tournament
We are out of here concert time will be changed till Tuesday.
From the Counseling Office:
Girls State and Boys State candidates, please stop by the counseling office so we can register you online for the program.
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Citizens of Victor!!! You can contribute to
Signatures From Big Sky.
Original creative writing and art entries by February 15th. You may even get published! See Mrs. Ogden for details on this and about several other fine art opportunities.
Seriously, artists, get out there and get creative!
Freezin for a Reason: The Pirate Jim Challenge!!!
The Grizzly Dip is February 27th at the U of M in Missoula. This is a great opportunity to show your support of Special Olympics, join us for a fun day for a great cause.
To Sign up, See Mrs. Jaquith.
Mr. Johnston’s Big Challenge
The first graders said they could raise more money than the Sophomores and Juniors combine. The 6th graders are too busy watching gross, disgusting videos to raise any money.
Calling all high school thespians and techies!
MEETING: TODAY, at lunch in the library
If you are interested in being involved, please be there.(Yes, A.J., this includes you!)
. . . OR buy them flowers. $1 each or 5 for $3. Comes with a personal message. You can buy them at lunch or from
Ms. Tintzman
FFA Chapter Meeting on Thursday at 5:00pm. If you are wanting to go to the state competition in March then you need to attend.
Student Council Meeting at lunch today in Ms. Arechaga’s Room!
Congratulations to those who worked hard last semester and earned the reward trip! Thursday 8:30-4:00. Snowshoeing, campfire, hot dog and hamburger roast, hot cocoa and a movie.
Ashley Brown, Emma Day, Julieann Johnson, Hannah Moses, Caleb Rosen, Aidan Wemple, Grace Smith, Mcala Theis, Haylea Wemple, Wyatt Day, Autumn Garrard, Teasha Johnson, Julia Lambertus, Audrey Olson, Sophie Pearson, Summer Johnson, Elizabeth Madrigal, Elijah Rosen, Jacob Thomas, Alianne Elliott, Gary Favaro, Shon Garvey, Colt Neville, Jesse Pearson, Zoey Strong, Rowen Tracy, Jasmine Drewien, Austin Lewis, Emily Walling, Conner Wilson.
It is February in Montana!!!
Unless you’re naturally equipped like this little fellow
dress for outdoor winter weather like these people!
Field trippers! Please dress warmly from head-to-toe; waterproof boots, toasty socks, snow pants, hats, gloves and coats. Bring a pack and water bottle!
Yearbook needs your outside school sport photos- hockey, rodeo, rugby, wrestling, etc. Please send them to Mrs. Taylor. Also, return your class poll ballots by Thursday.
Other announcements:
All Stand for the Pledge
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