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Good morning Pirates-
Today is Thursday, May 11th, 2017
Thunder Thursday
Morihei Ueshiba, born in 1883, was the Japanese Martial Artist who invented Aikido. He is always quoteworthy. Here’s another by the well-educated, master known as the “Great Teacher”.
One does not need buildings, money, power, or status to practice the Art of Peace. Heaven is right where you are standing, and that is the place to train.
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Yay Seniors! I love that you are working on a giant scale, as artists.
Check out these other LAND ARTISTS…
Walter De Maria, The Lightning Field 1977
This is a one mile-by-one kilometer field with 400 steel rods installed in the New Mexico desert. The effect is that the clinical looking rods attract awesome, dramatic lightning clusters on par with paintings from the Romantic era (1800-1850) celebrating the power of nature and our own emotional response.
Robert Smithson
Spiral Jetty 1970 at Rozell Point in the Great Salt Lake.
Smithson appealed to critics because he could write like a museum curator. The sheer scale of his work is inspired by industrial landscapes.
Here is a very different kind of contemporary Environmental artist working with natural elements...
Here’s one more weather-related short
If students can’t be responsible when using the weight room, it will ONLY be open to weightlifting and PE classes. Please be responsible so others don’t have to waste their workout time picking up after you!
That last portion was sponsored by
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Fish Sticks,
Potato Smiles,
Carrot Sticks,
Grapes
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This Week In Victor:
Thursday 11
- MS Track @ Corvallis 9AM. Bus leaves at 8AM. Yellow (Pizza Hut To Follow Track Meet)
- HS PE Field Trip to Currents. 9:35
- BPA Nationals
- SMARTER BALANCED 6th-7th grades
- TUTORING IS IN MS. PELTIER’S ROOM TONIGHT. ALSO, IT’S THE LAST DAY OF TUTORING! GET YOUR WORK DONE BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE :)
Friday 12
- District Track @ Frenchtown 12:00. Bus leaves at 9:45. Coach
- BPA Nationals
Saturday 13
- District Track @ Frenchtown 10:00. Bus leaves at 7:45. Coach
- BPA Nationals
Counseling Office News: Summer School Applications are here, there is a limit on how many they will take so apply early if you plan to go.
Local job announcement: Local couple needs a teen to do odd jobs about 4-8 hours a week. $10.00 per hour. Call Jim McCormick at 240-1010 to apply for the job.
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Southgate mall 2017 Art Show is up until Sunday, May 21st.
BPA Members- Are you interested in being a BPA officer next year? Send Mrs. Wildey an email and she will schedule an interview with the BPA officers next week.
The 8th grade class is selling homemade Bath Salts and Sugar Scrubs for Mother’s Day (or other) gifts. ***Please see an 8th grader
$4/salt; $5/sugar; or $8 for both
Other Announcements???????????
BABYSITTER BOOT CAMP
Monday june 12-Friday June 16 9am-12 for 1 week. For ages 11-13. Cost is $40.00, call Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital at 375-4654 to register.
Corvallis Physical Therapy Speed and Agility Camp for grades 6-12. June 19-July 26 12 sessions. Mondays/Wednesdays 8am-12, 1 hour sessions. Camp will be held at the Corvallis High School Track. Cost is $100. Forms at the front office.
FFA News:
- Officer Interviews will be Monday May 15th at 4:45. Please wear OD and be ready for your interview.
- Hog Weigh In is on Tuesday May 16th. You need to bring your animals with you this year. Please make sure you get the paperwork from Ms.Tintzman today! If your hog needs a ride to the fairground please let me know!
- Greenhouse is open for business. If you want to purchase flowers for your mom come find me at any point today or tomorrow. We will also be at the Farmers Market this Saturday.
- FFA Banquet is Thursday May 18th. If you have been involved in the FFA chapter this year you will be getting recognized. Please make sure you are there.
- FFA meeting during High School lunch to discuss banquet planning and sponsorships. This meeting is for all FFA members.
Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.
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