Entries from May 2009 ↓

Happy Birthday to Ryan Chapman!

Welcome to Kevin Scully, Amy Beck and Trevor MacDonald who are guest teachers with us today.

Congratulations and thanks to Mr. Trainor and members of his Agriscience class who did a great job on the flower beds outside the main entrance of our school! This work is greatly appreciated.

Choir members should go to the Student Entrance following announcements. Good luck at the Provincial Music Festival finals today.

Teachers are reminded that the Public Performance Rights (PPR) video recording sheets for the month of May are due in today!

Today’s Events:

• Students should note that for the first time, a cooperative work study credit will be available through Provincial Summer School. Anyone interested should see Mr. Armstrong today as Monday, June 1^st, is the deadline to register. The information is posted on the Guidance Office bulletin board.
• Choir students will be participating in the Music Festival this morning and should not be marked as absent.

Message from Pizza Delight: As of Monday, there will be no more student specials at Pizza Delight. If students wish to order off the menu, they will be seated and waited on.

All Men’s and Women’s Softball and Rugby players are required to bring their gear, ready to play on Monday, June 1. Women’s Softball and both Rugby teams will most likely be hosting. The Men’s Softball team will be travelling for your game.

Tickets for the Athletic Banquet will be on sale starting next Monday, June 1. The Athletic Banquet will be held on June 8, starting at 6:00 p.m. All athletes who participated in school sports are urged to attend.

Anyone who is interested in finding out their blood type can go to the Student Lounge on Tuesday, June 4, at lunch break. If you are under the age of seventeen, parental permission is required. Please see Ms. Beaton for a permission form.

Happy Birthday to Zach Bertrand and Molly Leeco!

Welcome to Amy Beck, Trevor MacDonald, Paula Johnston, Margo Wood, Kevin Scully, and Denise McGillvray who are guest staff with us today.

Teachers are reminded that the Public Performance Rights (PPR) video recording sheets for the month of May are due to Mr. Lackie on Friday, May 29^th.

Teachers, if you would like to help with Prom supervision, the list is posted in the photocopy room – there are still a number of gaps! Thanks for your help!

Sarah Gamble is asked to see Ms. Beck at first break this morning.

Today’s Events:

• Prom tickets will be on sale from 12:00 to 12:10 today in the old student lounge.
• Come out at lunch time to the top of the stairs to get some candy and see how the big tobacco companies are targeting YOU, younger smokers! SWITCH members are expected at the display booth.
• Women’s Rugby team will be having a team lunch today in Mr. Mun’s room, W106.
• There will be a Grad Activity meeting today at 11:35 in W305, Mrs. MacInnis’ room.
• Men’s and Women’s Rugby and Softball teams are reminded to pay your $20 athletic fee to Ms. Trainor.
• Choir Members: Don’t forget that you must have your permission forms in to be able to travel to the Provincial Music Festival finals.

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Baked potato with assorted toppings, side pasta or salad, and a small white milk for $4.00.

Tickets for the Athletic Banquet will be on sale starting next Monday, June 1. The Athletic Banquet will be held on June 8, starting at 6:00 p.m. All athletes who participated in school sports are urged to attend.

Important Reminder for Parents and Students: The prom is being held on Friday evening and Friday is a regular school day. All students should be in class as usual. Students who are attending prom and have an appointment should be in attendance a minimum of two of the four blocks.On Wednesday, June 10^th, the Tour de PEI will be coming through Montague at about 3:30 in the afternoon. Organizers have asked that volunteers are needed to control traffic, help direct the cyclists, etc. If students are interested in helping out, they are asked to give their names to Mr. Armstrong before the end of the day.

Happy Birthday to Stephen Daley!

Welcome to Amy Beck, Ruth Beck, Margo Wood, Kati Ross, Kevin Scully, and Brianna MacTavish who are guest staff with us today.

Congratulations to the Men’s Rugby team who played an excellent game yesterday against Colonel Gray, and came out victorious with a final score of 65-0 for Montague. Congratulations to all the players who scored.

The following students should see Ms. Beck this morning immediately following morning announcements: Gizelle Alvarez, Caleigh Burhoe, Curtis Dicks, Darla O’Lhiser, Gabby Delgado, and Katie Hicken.

Miriah MacIsaac is asked to please see Ms. McLane today.

Teachers, if you would like to help with Prom supervision, the list is posted in the photocopy room. The committee still could use about six volunteers. Thanks.

Today’s Events:

• Gail Greene wants to wish good luck to all the Track and Field participants.
• Grads, we need your help! Prom tickets will be on sale today at 11:40. If you can come at the beginning of lunch, it would help with the rush at the end of lunch. Remember, today is the last day for ticket sales.
• Men’s and Women’s Rugby and Softball teams are reminded to pay your $20 athletic fee to Ms. Trainor.
• There will be a SAVE meeting today at lunch in the Guidance Office. Members of the SAVE group would also like to thank Mr. Armstrong for his work with the group. You will be greatly missed!
• The Men’s and Women’s Softball teams will be leaving at 4:00 p.m. today from the main student entrance.
• The RCMP is having a recruiting information session here at the high school in M102 at 6:00 p.m. this evening. See Mr. Armstrong if you need more information.
• Teachers are reminded that the Public Performance Rights (PPR) video recording sheets for the month of May are due to Mr. Lackie on Friday, May 29^th.
• The Arts Gala is taking place on Tuesday, June 2, beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the Cafeteria. Teachers, there was a memo in your mailboxes; please read to your home rooms.
• Note to Grads: The following pins will be presented at the Arts Gala: Academic Red, Social Red, and Combination Red (Social & Academic). All others will be presented at the Athletic Banquet.
• The Under 18 Girl’s Soccer team will practice from 7:00 to 8:00 at the Eastern Eagles Complex. Call 962-3826 if you can’t make it.
• Grades Ten and Eleven students interested in the EF Exchange Program should note that there will be an information meeting today in the Guidance Office, over the noon hour. There may be opportunities for students to commence an exchange in January 2010.

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: 6″ assorted sub, choice of side and a small white milk for $4.00.

Important Reminder for Parents and Students: The prom is being held on Friday evening and Friday is a regular school day. All students should be in class as usual. Students who are attending prom and have an appointment should be in attendance a minimum of two of the four blocks.The Canadian Blood Services will be holding a mobile Blood Donor Clinic at the Kaylee Hall, Poole’s Corner tomorrow, June 4, 2009, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Call to book your appointment. 176 donors are needed for this clinic.

Happy Birthday to Matthew Mugford and Brandon Whiteway.

Welcome to Amy Beck, Ruth Beck, and Kevin Scully who are guest teachers with us today.

Today’s Events:

• Grads are asked to please pick up your guest tickets for your parents to join us at the Prom Reception. These tickets will be given out at 11:50 at the top of the main stairway.
• There will be a meeting today of Grads interested in participating in the church service on graduation night. We need readers, singers, musicians, piano/organ players, soloists, etc. The more people, the better it will be! Come to a short meeting in M110 at 11:40.
• There will be a SADD meeting today at 11:45 sharp in Room W307 to plan for Prom. Please be there on time!
• Members of the Choir are reminded that you have a practice today at 3:30 p.m. Bring all your music with you!
• All Track and Field athletes must have their permission forms in by 8:30 tomorrow morning in order to get on the bus. Copies of the meet schedule can be picked up from Ms. Currie today. Relay practice at lunch in the gym. Regular running practice at the track after school.
• Ms. Malone’s extra help that usually is held on Tuesday after school is cancelled this week. Extra help will be available at noon hour by request and on Wednesday and Thursday after school.
• Women’s Softball team will practice at 5:30 p.m. at the Cardigan Diamonds.
• Men’s and Women’s Rugby and Softball teams are reminded to pay your $20 athletic fee to Ms. Trainor.
• The Eastern Eagles U16 Girls Soccer Team has a game today at 6:30 pm at the Simmon’s field in Charlottetown. All girls registered to play should be there at 6:00. If you still have your jersey from last summer, don’t forget to bring it!

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Half a chicken caesar wrap, choice of side and a small white milk for $4.00.

Note to Grads: The following pins will be presented at the Arts Gala: Academic Red, Social Red, and Combination Red (Social & Academic). All others will be presented at the Athletic Banquet.

The Under 18 Girl’s Soccer team will practice on Wednesday, May 27, from 7:00 to 8:00 at the Eastern Eagles Complex. Call 962-3826 if you can’t make it.

Important Reminder for Parents and Students: The prom is being held on Friday evening and Friday is a regular school day. All students should be in class as usual. Students who are attending prom and have an appointment should be in attendance a minimum of two of the four blocks.Grades Ten and Eleven students interested in the EF Exchange Program should note that there will be an information meeting on Wednesday, May 27, in the Guidance Office, over the noon hour. There may be opportunities for students to commence an exchange in January 2010.

Happy Birthday to Nigel Haan and Adam Myers! We also extend belated greetings to Dean Campbell and Nikki Pike who celebrated their birthdays over the weekend.

Welcome to Brian Somers, Kevin Scully, and Trevor MacDonald who are guest teachers with us. Teachers and students should note that Mr. Armstrong is not here today.

A student has lost a red binder and is anxious to get it back! If you have found this missing binder, please turn it into the office.

Today’s Events:

• Teachers, this is the last day to pass in your Book Inventory forms.
• There will be a very important Choir meeting at first break this morning. All members must attend!
• The following students are asked to see Mr. Killeen at first break: Hailey Bell, Emily Doyle, Greg Fitzpatrick, Darren Lundrigan, Sam MacLeod, Dana Murphy, Mitchell Schellen, Helena Stewart, Shelby White, and Alesha Kennedy.
• All Track and Field athletes must get a permission form from Ms. Currie to be able to participate in the Track Meet on Wednesday.
• There will be an important planning meeting for SWITCH members today at 11:40 in Mme Flynn’s room.
• The members of the Women’s Rugby team will have your pre-game team lunch in Mr. Munn’s room (W106). The Women and Men are hosting Bluefield tonight. Women’s game starts at 5:30 and Men’s game at 6:30 p.m.

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Grilled cheese, choice of side and a small white milk for $4.

Prom Notes:

• Grads, there are only three more days to purchase Prom tickets. Sales end on Wednesday. Ticket sales are today at 11:50 at the top of the stairs.
• Those who have purchased tickets already should pick up their guest tickets for the Prom Reception today at the top of the stairs.
• Any music requests for the D.J. can be given to Vicky McLaughlin or put on the sign up sheet on the Prom Board outside the staff room.
• Just a reminder to parents and students that the prom is being held on Friday evening, and that Friday is a regular school day. Thus all students should be in class as usual. Students who are attending prom and have an appointment should be in attendance a minimum of two of the four blocks.Ms. Malone’s extra help that usually is held on Tuesday after school is cancelled this week. Extra help will be available at noon hour by request and on Wednesday and Thursday after school.

  Women’s Softball team will practice on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at the Cardigan Diamonds.

  Grades Ten and Eleven students interested in the EF Exchange Program should note that there will be an information meeting on Wednesday, May 27, in the Guidance Office, over the noon hour. There may be opportunities for students to commence an exchange in January 2010.

  Service Canada will again be in the Guidance Office, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, both this week and next – that’s May 26^th and 28^th, and June 2^nd and 4^th.

  The Eastern Eagles U16 Girls Soccer Team has a game Tuesday, May 26th at 6:30 pm at the Simmon’s field in Charlottetown. All girls registered to play should be there at 6:00. If you still have your jersey from last summer, don’t forget to bring it!

  The Canadian Blood Services will be holding a mobile Blood Donor Clinic at the Kaylee Hall, Poole’s Corner, on Thursday, June 4, 2009, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. Call to book your appointment. 176 donors are needed for this clinic.

Happy Birthday to Matthew Downe and Darren O’Connor!

Welcome to Donna White, Kevin Scully, Amy Beck, Brian Somers, Paula Johnston, Kati Ross, Margo Wood, John Gallant, Eric Wood, and Brianna MacTavish who are guest staff with us today.

Congratulations to the Valedictorian chosen by the Grad Class of 2009, Patrick Drake, and to the Historian, John MacCormac.

Thanks to the Choir, Women’s Ensemble, and Vocal Class for a fabulous concert last evening! All members of the Women’s Ensemble should report to the stage immediately following the announcements. The Choir is reminded that you have one last rehearsal on Tuesday after school. Bring all your music.

Today’s Events:

• Students should come out to the top of the main stairway during the lunch break to see who the most “popular” teacher in the school is, as he/she serves time!
• Any student who wishes to request songs for the prom should see Vicky McLaughlin or use the sign up sheet on the bulletin board outside the staff room.
• Fly Tyers will meet today at lunch in Room M403.
• Peer Helpers are reminded that there will be no assignment due this week. The scenario will be due next week instead.
• Men’s and Women’s Rugby teams will be leaving at 2:00 p.m. today. A list will be emailed to all teachers informing you of who is attending.
• The Women’s Softball game tonight with Morell is cancelled. Men’s game is still on. Members of the Women’s Softball team should see Ms. Trainor today. Dylan Johnston is asked to please see Mr. Trainor today as well.

 From the Guidance Office:

1. Grade Twelve students should note that applications for the PEI Mutual Scholarship are due today; however, they will be accepted on Monday should students need more time.
2. Any Grade Twelve student who has been involved with Belfast Minor hockey, and who is continuing his/her education, is asked to apply for a scholarship through the Guidance Office. Applications must be received by May 27th.
3. The Scholarship and Prize List has been posted. Students wishing to be considered for school prizes and awards, should check the list, and apply for those awards for which they feel they are eligible. Each prize requires a separate application.
4. Oak Acres Children Camp has a Counsellor-in-Training program for 14-16 year olds. Applications are in the Guidance Office and there is a June 8th deadline to apply.

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Chili and garlic break stick, choice of side and a small white milk for $4.00.

Women’s Softball team will practice on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at the Cardigan Diamonds.

Eastern Eagles Under 12 Boys tryouts start tonight at 6:00 p.m. at Montague Consolidated School Fields (rain or shine). Tryouts continue on Saturday, May 23 at 9:00 a.m. at Montague High gym.

Eastern Eagles Under 16 Girls Soccer team will practice on Tuesday, May 26, at 6:00 p.m. at the MRHS field. Anyone wishing to play on the team this summer must attend.

Happy Birthday to Robert Burke!

Welcome to Amy Beck, Trevor MacDonald, Margo Wood, Paula Johnston, Pam Betteridge, Brian Somers, Ellen MacCannell, Kevin Scully, Brianna MacTavish, and Katelyn Greene who are guest staff with us today.

The MRHS Women’s Rugby team played last night against Souris. The girls came out victoriously with a close 5-0 win. Try was scored by Celeece MacIsaac. Girls are reminded of practice today after school.

Home room teachers are reminded to distribute the memo that you found in your mailboxes this morning. This goes to all Grade Twelve students and contains important information regarding Prom and Graduation day. Thank you. Any student who wish to request songs for the prom should see Vicky McLaughlin or use the sign up sheet on the bulletin board outside the staff room.

Today’s Events:

• SNAC Group will meet at 11:50 a.m. Bring your lunches.
• The track is closed today, so track running practice will be at the school.
• All members of the Women’s Softball team are asked to see Ms. Trainor today.
• All Softball and Rugby players are reminded that you are required to pay an athletic fee to Ms. Trainor.
• This is your last chance to jail your favourite teacher! Tickets are on sale at the top of the stairs today at 12:00 sharp. Don’t get angry – get even!
• The Spring Concert is at 7:00 this evening in the cafeteria. All the music will be from the 70’s. Come check this out!! Guest performers “Anomaly” will be performing as well. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.

Peer Helpers: There will be no assignment due this week for peer helpers. The scenario will be due next week instead.

The Men’s and Women’s Softball teams will be playing Morell in Cardigan tomorrow.

The SADD group have more trivia questions for you. Home room teachers can submit answers (place in Mr. Jamieson’s mail box) to the following questions:

1. Two percent of people who drink at/or after the age of 21 are likely to become alcohol dependent. What is the percentage for those who start before 21? 12%, 10%, or 18%?
2. In 2005, what percentage of high school students said they disapproved of peers having one or two drinks of alcohol every day? 38%, 86%, or 91%?

Would home rooms still wishing to be involved in the car rodeo put their forms in Mr. Jamieson’s mailbox at break time this morning. All contestants should meet at 11:45 sharp on the front lawn of the school.

 From the Guidance Office:

• Any Grade Twelve student who has been involved with Belfast Minor hockey, and who is continuing his/her education, is asked to apply for a scholarship through the Guidance Office. Applications must be received by May 27th.
• The Scholarship and Prize List has been posted. Students wishing to be considered for school prizes and awards, should check the list, and apply for those awards for which they feel they are eligible. Each prize requires a separate application.
• Oak Acres Children Camp has a Counsellor-in-Training program for 14-16 year olds. Applications are in the Guidance Office and there is a June 8th deadline to apply.

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Baked potato with choice of toppings, side salad or pasta and a small white milk for $4.

Found: “Case Logic” CD case containing several CD’s was found down by the Montague River.

Eastern Eagles Under 12 Boys tryouts start tonight at 6:00 p.m. at Montague Consolidated School Fields (rain or shine). Tryouts continue on Saturday, May 23 at 9:00 a.m. at Montague High gym.

Eastern Eagles Under 16 Girls Soccer team will practice on Tuesday, May 26, at 6:00 p.m. at the MRHS field. Anyone wishing to play on the team this summer must attend.

Happy Birthday to Molly Gotell, Hope Klein, Darla O’Lhiser and Marissa Vanwiechen!

Welcome to Amy Beck, Paula Johnston, Ellen MacCannell, Kevin Scully and Brianna MacTavish who are guest staff with us today.

The following students are asked to see Mr. Zver in the staff room after announcements: Sam Parent, Patrick Holland, Cody Coates, and Brandon Whiteway.

Seana Evans-Renaud has accepted the position of Principal at MRHS.

Today’s Events:

• There will be a short S.A.V.E. meeting at 11:50 in the Guidance Office. All members are asked to attend.
• Teachers are asked to turn in your book inventory sheets to Mr. Lackie as soon as possible.
• Vote for your favourite teacher to have lunch in the lock-up on Friday. Today at 12:00 sharp at the top of the main stairway, you can buy a ballot for just 25 cents. The teacher with the most ballots goes to jail!!
• Don’t forget to sign up your home room for the car rally on Thursday!
• The following students are asked to go to Mrs. McInnis’s classroom, W305, at 11:38 a.m. today: Nicole Butler, Olivia Conohan, Marina MacAulay, Sarah Sandford, John MacCormac, Patrick Drake, Hope Klein, and Kim Myers.
• Tryouts after school at the track for Senior Men’s 100m, 200m, 400m, long jump and triple jump; also Midget Ladies 100m. There will be practice for all others at the track as well.
• The Women’s and Men’s Softball teams will host Colonel gray tonight at 5:00 at the Cardigan Diamonds. Come on out and support our teams!`
• The MRHS Women’s Rugby team host Souris tonight at 5:30. Come on out and support the girls! Team members are reminded to be dressed by 4:45 p.m.

The SADD group have more trivia questions for you. Home room teachers can submit answers (place in Mr. Jamieson’s mail box) to the following questions:

1. If you’ve been drinking, it reduces your chances of wearing a seat belt by 64%, 48%, or 36%?
2. During the last thirty days, what percentage of high school students have travelled in a car driven by someone who has been drinking? 22%, 43%, or 29%?
3. What is the most commonly used illegal drug: ecstacy or marijuana?

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Grilled chicken breast on a bun and a choice of side, served with a small white milk for $4.

Found: “Case Logic” CD case containing several CD’s was found down by the Montague River.

This announcement is from the Belfast Minor Hockey Association: Any Grade Twelve student who has been involved with Belfast Minor hockey, and who is continuing his/her education, is asked to apply for a scholarship through the Guidance Office. Applications must be received by May 27th.

SNAC Group will meet on Thursday at 11:50 a.m. Bring your lunches.

The Vocal Music Spring Concert is on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. All the music will be from the 70’s. Do you like Bohemian Rhapsody or ABBA? Come check this out!! Guest performers “Anomaly” will be performing as well. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.

The MRHS Graduation ceremonies will be held at Iceland Arena on Tuesday, June 23, at 8:00 p.m.

Island Trails Recreational Cycling- Montague: On Thursday evenings. May 21st, & 28th, June 4th, 18th & 25th, there will be a supervised trail ride on the Confederation Trail, departing Montague Marina at 6PM each evening. The rides will travel to Cardigan and Georgetown on alternate weeks and will be accompanied by Island trails volunteer trail officers. The rides will finish back at the Montague Marina. (Duration approximately 2 hours). Cycling helmets are mandatory. All are welcome and there is no fee.

Eastern Eagles Under 12 Boys tryouts start: Thursday, May 21 at 6:00 p.m. at Montague Consolidated School Fields (rain or shine). Tryouts continue on Saturday, May 23 at 9:00 a.m. at Montague High gym.

Sylvan is introducing a Math Camp this summer to refresh essential math skills before school starts in the fall. All students who are entering Grade Eight and above are welcome. Camps will be held from Monday to Friday from August 24 to 28 (2:00 to 5:00 p.m. daily). Location of this camp is Sylvan Learning Centre in Charlottetown and the cost is $295. Contact Riki or Alan at 367-3678 or email info@peilearning.ca

Happy Birthday to Chelsey Byrne, Emily Jackson and Adam Llewellyn. We also extend belated greetings to Jillian Furness, Jarrett MacDonald, Salena Croitor, Patrick Drake, and Julia Sorrey who celebrated their birthdays over the weekend.

Welcome to Danielle Frenette, Trevor MacDonald, Amy Beck, and Kevin Scully who are guest teachers with us today.

The Montague RCMP need your help. They are looking for a 65cc Kawasaki dirt bike stolen from a young boy in Montague over the weekend. Any information would be appreciated. You can call Crime Stoppers or the Montague RCMP at 838-9300. Your name will not be recorded.

Hope Klein and Quiller Sharratt should see Ms. Beck immediately following the morning announcements.

Today’s Events:

• Would the person who borrowed Mr. Nicholson’s CD player please return it.
• Teachers are asked to turn in your book inventory sheets to Mr. Lackie as soon as possible.
• Track running practice today will be for sprinters only. Stay tuned for tryout times. They will be in the next two days.
• Today at noon is the absolute last chance to sign up for Track and Field events. The sheet comes down at 12:00 sharp, so sign up before that.
• There is a very important choir rehearsal today after school. If you miss today, you will not be forgiven!
• The Men’s and Women’s Softball teams are scheduled to play at Bluefield today. An announcements will be made by lunch-time whether this game will go on or need to be rescheduled. Please listen to all announcements over the PA today.

The SADD group will be presenting trivia questions over the next few days to celebrate SADD Week. Home room teachers can submit answers (place in Mr.Jamieson’s mail box) to the following questions:

1. What percentage of Grade Twelve students report having been drunk at least once?
2. What percentage of Grade Eight students have reported drinking alcohol at least once?
3. What is the number one cause of death in youth aged between 15 and 20?

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Bacon cheese burger and a choice of side, served with a small white milk for $4.

SNAC Group will meet on Thursday at 11:50 a.m. Bring your lunches.

The Vocal Music Spring Concert is on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. All the music will be from the 70’s. Do you like Bohemian Rhapsody or ABBA? Come check this out!! Guest performers “Anomaly” will be performing as well. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.

The MRHS Graduation ceremonies will be held at Iceland Arena on Tuesday, June 23, 2009, at 8:00 p.m.

Eastern Eagles Under 12 Boys tryouts start: Thursday, May 21 at 6:00 p.m. at Montague Consolidated School Fields (rain or shine). Tryouts continue on Saturday, May 23 at 9:00 a.m. at Montague High gym.

Sylvan is introducing a Math Camp this summer to refresh essential math skills before school starts in the fall. All students who are entering Grade Eight and above are welcome. Camps will be held from Monday to Friday from August 24 to 28 (2:00 to 5:00 p.m. daily). Location of this camp is Sylvan Learning Centre in Charlottetown and the cost is $295. Contact Riki or Alan at 367-3678 or email info@peilearning.ca

Happy Birthday to Danielle Sheppard and Sara Walsh.

Welcome to Amy Beck, Margo Wood, Paula Johnston, Jackie Garnhum, Pam Betteridge, Donna White, Leo Trainor, John Gallant, Kevin Scully, Ruth Beck and Brian Somers who are guest teachers with us today.

Today’s Events:

• Today is the last day to sign up for Encounters With Canada for next year. If you have not already done so, please give your name to Mr. Armstrong as soon as possible.
• Prom tickets will be sold today at 11:55 at the top of the main stairs.
• Fly tyers are meeting today at lunch in Room M403.
• A student has lost a dark green English binder. Anyone finding this binder is asked to please bring it to the office. Thanks.
• Teachers are asked to return your Book Inventory sheets to Mr. Lackie as soon as possible.

There will be rehearsal on Monday at 10:00 a.m. for “Abba Gold” and at 11:00 a.m. for Women’s Ensemble. There will not be a Choir rehearsal on Monday.

Today’s Special in the Cafeteria: Pasta bake, garlic bread and small white milk for $4.00.

The Men’s Softball team will practice at 1:00 p.m. on Monday (at the Cardigan Diamonds).

The Men’s and Women’s Softball teams will be playing on Tuesday at Bluefield. This game is a rescheduled game from last week.

The MRHS Vocal groups with guest performers “Anomaly” will be performing in “Super, Groovy 70’s” – a concert of all 1970’s music here in the cafeteria on Thursday, May 21, at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors.

Canoe Cove Christian Camp is accepting registrations for the following camps:

• July 5-8 (Sunday to Wednesday) for Grades 2 and 3
• July 12-17 (Sunday to Friday) for Grades 4 and 5
• July 19-24 (Sunday to Friday) for Grades 6 and 7
• August 9-14 (Sunday to Friday) for Grades 8 and 9
• August 16-23 (Sunday to Sunday) for Grades 10, 11 and 12
• For further information, call 675-3039 and leave a message or check out their web site for a downloadable registration form: www.canoecovechristiancamp.org

This is “May-Long Weekend” …… see you Tuesday!