Thursday, January 11, 2018

Thursday, January 11, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysA0GMOugng
BECAUSE YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS!!!!!
Understand how these devices are changing you!!!
From the galley:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday



11
Fish Sticks,
Coleslaw,
Baked Beans,
Pineapple


THIS WEEK IN VICTOR:
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

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:
MTDA Students will be taking finals next week on Jan. 16 and 17 in the counseling office. Spring classes start the next Monday, Jan. 22.





IHS is short for “Interagency Hot Shot”
Those agencies are:
United States Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Bureau of Land Management, as well as state, county, and city governments. Hotshot Crews can be assigned to any jurisdiction in order to help a community in need. When they are not out on a fire, Hotshots are located in their home district doing trail maintenance, control burns, thinning fuels, monitoring and mopping up old fires, as well as responding to search and rescue calls and disaster relief work. Here are the men and women of your local IHS  Crew at Lolo National Forest.
Sadly, while stationed to the 2017 Strawberry fire near Baker, Nevada, they lost a crew member when a tree fell on first year Lolo Hotshot, Justin Beebe. His injuries were so severe that he was unable to recover.


Hotshots are crews of 20 elite wildland firefighters sent into the hottest parts of a wildfire in order to manually suppress or re-direct out of control fires. Firefighting used to be organized “as needed” and at one time Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) crews were assigned to fight fires during the 1930’s. The first official Hotshot Crew was housed at a former CCC camp based out of two forests in Southern California in 1946.
A tip of the hat to Justin.  


Prepare, Prevent, Protect
Wildfire Prevention
Art Contest
2018
KEEP MONTANA GREEN!
Here is an update on our orphan black bear cub, “Boo Boo”.
“Boo Boo” was sent to the Snowden Wildlife Sanctuary to recuperate and fatten up for 9 months. He was able to play amongst ten other black bear cubs and had his own Facebook Page due to his unexpected national fame. Although it isn’t really scientific to name wild animals, his citizen rescuer gave him that nickname. He was successfully returned to the wild on four healthy paws.


YEARBOOK
Pre-orders due by the 17th
And SENIORS WE need YOUR PICTURES… ASAP.
Sense of Accomplishment:
Jimmy Chin…..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4myaDVk-Po



Other Announcements???????????
After you leave and get breakfast, you will go to 3rd period.  Yes.  Go to 3rd period.
Tutoring 1.
Tutoring 2.
4th period until the end of the day, as usual!!!!!
Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.
Exit music:

Pay attention to the Exit Music!!!
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