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White Day / Flannel Shirt Day
Tomorrow is Twin Day! Find your favorite look-a-like and be sure to dress alike!
Today starts the tremendous work for Spirit Week! Please be sure to check your email for a link to the schedule of events and locations for all meetings for floats, skits, and hallways for each class starting after school today!
Tinker Health Center is collecting coats for the Paul Sweeney Memorial Coat Drive from now until November 2nd. Coats can also be dropped off at NVRH, Passumpsic Bank, or Community National Bank. Children’s outerwear, gloves, mittens, hats, scarves, and blankets are also appreciated. Free coats will be available on November 4th from 9-12 at the Good Shepherd Catholic School.
The Spirit Week Dance will take place on Saturday from 7-10 in the Gym. The cost is $2 and if you are coming, you will need to show up by 8 p.m.
There is somebody talking stuff about cardboard out there that is not true. Balsa wood is most likely the one getting all up in cardboard’s business. Stop hating Balsa wood because you are known for being part of cheap toys that break, and you can’t even burn because you are attached to a Popsicle. Show respect for cardboard by bringing it in to burn. A trailer will be parked on Brantview Drive tomorrow afternoon where you can bring your donations.
Maroon was defined as a color in the 16th century to define unruly people. After quickly going out of style it returned as a color in the 1780s t that represented ambition and something that was less powerful than red. Green represents prosperity, progress, balance, and youthful energy. Sounds like green is the choice. Please see Mr. Ryan for additional Spirit Week philosophies in 15 seconds or less.
Happy Birthday today to Alia Davis and Robert Bunnell!
Varsity Field Hockey beat Stowe on Wednesday, 3-0. Goals were made by Anika Giese, Ayla Brown, and Maggie Langlais. Lucia Stevenson recorded the shutout in goal with 3 saves.
In the Girls Golf State Championship on Thursday, it was a great day for the Hilltoppers! Lorelai Bastress finished 5th, Kaya Kendall finished 14th, and Ava Massoni finished 21st. Lorelai’s 5th place finish qualified her for the New England Championships!
Varsity girls soccer defeated Essex 2-1 in double overtime on Saturday night. The two goals were scored by Eilish Murphy and Addie Ely. Come cheer on the soccer team Tuesday at 4:00 for their senior night and final home game!
Boys Varsity Soccer defeated Essex on Friday, 4-1. Gus Yerkes led the way with three goals and one assist, Aidan Brody had one goal and two assists, and Andrew Bullard had a strong performance in goal.
On Saturday at the Peoples Invitational, he boys XC team was led by Brennan O’Farrell and Bryan Stocker to 3rd place and the team had many personal bests.
At the Manhattan College Invitational held at historic Van Cortlandt Park in NYC, a meet that hosts many of the top teams in the Northeast, the boys raced to 3rd place in the Eastern States Championship race. The meet featured over 1100 varsity athletes from over 160 teams as well as Freshman and Sophomore races. It has been called the largest single day meet in the country. The team was led by Emmett Johnson in 10th , Andrew Thornton-Sherman in 18th , Carson Eames in 21st, Isaac Lenzini 67th, Ari Leven 92nd, Moses Andrews 97th and Nathaniel Bernier 106th. The meet was won by #3 ranked Christian Brothers Academy from NJ with Lasalle College High School out of Pennsylvania taking 2nd.
VARSITY/JV BOYS SOCCER @ BURR & BURTON ACADEMY 4:00, please release the teams at 11:30
JV/VARSITY VOLLEYBALL @ BURLINGTON 5:30/7:00, please release the teams at 2:15