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Today is Wednesday, October 26, 2016
We will continue to feature one of the 8 Conditions that our school values as important. These are to develop character education and this week’s theme is: BELONGING. 
As Promised: Refugee Welcome Letter Video
How can we create a sense of belonging on a small scale? Pirates, don’t let a fellow Pirate sit alone at lunch:
From the galley:
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Swedish Meatballs,
Rice,
Pineapple,
Molasses Cookie
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Chicken Strips,
Italian Pasta Salad,
Celery Sticks,
Fruit
-Salad bar-
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Chili Cheese Fries,
Salad,
Cherry Tomatoes,
Orange Wedges
-Salad bar-
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Corn Dog,
Corn Chips,
Baby Carrots,
Grapes
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Wednesday 26
Thursday 27
- No Ethos - Pep assembly in the gym 8:15-8:30 am.
- “Something wicked this way comes…” Haunted Hallway and “Boo Bash” sponsored by the Seniors. 6pm-8pm. $3 a student, (Parents Free) Support the Senior Class.
- Movie Night 7:30pm
Friday 28
- District Volleyball at Seeley 10AM. Bus leaves at 7AM. Coach
Saturday 29
District Volleyball TBA
HSFB Play-off Game VS Great Falls Central (H) 1:00.
Counseling Office News: (please don’t erase) Attention Juniors and Seniors: On Wed. Oct. 26th, Carroll College will have a representative here to see students at 9:45 am. Make arrangements with your teacher if you plan to attend.
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The Ravalli Electric Co-op is sponsoring the Youth Tour to Washington D.C If you are interested please see Ms. Arechaga.
Spirit bags for the volleyball team are in the library. There are 15 bags. Please bring in some items or snacks for our girls.
There is a signup sheet in the office for the pep bus to district volleyball in Seeley Swan on Friday. Cost is $5 and it will cost you $4 to get into the games. We need at least 20 people to sign up in order for the bus to go. Bus will leave at 7:00 am on Friday.
FFA NEWS:
- If a FFA jacket was ordered for you please bring in your money to Ms.Tintzman. ASAP
- Madison Bahr -$50
- Emma Day-$50
- Ian Brown-$50
- Cassidy Buchanan-$50
- Taylor Seppel-$75
- Ashley Hopper-$50
- Teasha Johnson-$50
- Lilly Challinor-$50
- Alexis Scichilone-$50
- Shelbi Harberts-$50
- Cameron Stewart-$50
- Daven Woodard-$80
BPA Members- Your $25 dues need to be paid by October 31. If you sold cookie dough, stop by my room and I will let you know if you still owe money.
BPA and Student Council Meeting today at lunch in Mrs. Wildey’s Room!!!!!!!!!!!
The senior class invites you and your parents to a Halloween Carnival from 6 to 8 pm on Thursday, October 27. There will be games, a cupcake walk and lots of fun frights. $3 per child. Parents are free! When you’re done having fun, have some more!
On Thursday, October 27th there will be a spooky movie night put on by the Juniors! This will be a perfect way to start your Halloween weekend!
$3/HS $2/Elementary & MS
Now for Sale in the Library
White Sizes: Youth Small to Adult 2X $10
Yellow Sizes: Adult Small to 2X $12
Transfer Only (bring your own garment) $4
Thank you for supporting Victor Drama and your Pirates!
THE HAUNTED HALLWAY
Written by Anonymous
“What is this???” cried Joe as his head hit the floor a second time. He was out cold.
While Joe was unconscious he entered into a strange, misty dream where he and Terry were hitchhiking along a lonely highway. In place of a yellow line the road had a checkerboard pattern. Breeze whooshed audibly as tumbleweeds rolled across the desert landscape. Several vehicles raced by, including a large yellow school bus chock-full of what appeared to be zombie children whose faces and hands were pressed against the bus windows. They ogled the walkers hungrily. A few of the undead were hurling small soft objects out the tops of open windows. There was a faint smell of decay as the two pedestrians approached tiny oblong things which had rolled to a stop in the weedy grass. The hitchhikers could hear the bus driver yelling at his passengers.
“I SAID keep your fingers and toes INSIDE the bus!!” The vehicle veered drunkenly down the road and the pair had no other option but to continue walking. Presently they heard a car approach. Terry looked up hopefully, but her expression changed as she saw the occupants through the murky windshield.
“Don’t take this ride!” warned Terry as a brown Chevy Malibu seemed to glide in slow motion towards them. Something was flapping on the old-fashioned door handle of the car. Was it...an arm?
The disembodied limb held fast to the automobile with a single hook where a hand used to be. It flopped awkwardly with the motion of the car. The driver of the vehicle was dressed as a mild-mannered park ranger who somehow resembled their maniacal math teacher! His fellow passenger looked like their social studies teacher, except he had doubled in size and had skin the color of guacamole.
“You.” he mouthed silently as he aimed two gnarled green fingers at his eyes and then pointed one index finger at the teenagers. He rested his arm on the open passenger side window of the Chevy as that same finger malevolently curled into a green hook shape. They could hear eerie music coming from inside the car. Terry suddenly stopped up her ears, her face a mixture of tragedy, fear and something like agony.
“What is it?” cried Joe, helplessly.
“It’s JAZZ!” screamed Terry in reply. Both of them clutched their ears as the music echoed down the lonely stretch of highway.
To be continued…
A Haunted Hallway is coming your way this week. Ask a senior for more details…
Seniors… Meeting… Gulman’s… Lunch… Today… Mwhahahaha!
Did you know:
Students can get free tutoring at the House that is Green across the street from the school every night from 5-9. There is internet service and a teacher there each night. Soon, there will be coffee for a nominal fee. You can’t beat that…..
There will be a Middle School Science Olympiad meeting Friday from 10-2 in Mr. Beckwith’s room. This is to finalize events, practice and is mandatory. Lunch will be provided.
Other Announcements???????????
Have an awesome week, Pirates!
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