Daily Bulletin | Tuesday
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Attention Student Gov Reps and newly elected 9th grade officers — our meeting will be tomorrow (Wednesday) at 7 :20 in the Mayo Lounge. Yes, this is a Wednesday meeting, and it is important to help with some Spirit Week items. Please see Mr. Ryan or Rory with questions.
Mr. Legge will be set up on the Fuller stage for make-up photos on Thursday, October 13. If you have not had your photo taken for the yearbook, regardless of whether you plan to purchase photos or not, please be sure to stop by Fuller Hall during your free block on Thursday.
Don’t forget — Japan trip applications are due at the end of this week. See Mr. Mesics with any questions.
Here’s a riddle for you: Why couldn’t the pony sing “Happy Birthday?” Answer: It was feeling a little horse! Help save our school from more jokes like this by donating items for the Make it Better Club’s Birthday Bash project. The sooner we hit our goal, the sooner we can keep our jokes to ourselves!
Japan Club will meet today in Newell Hall 24 after conference period.
Attention performers and poetry lovers! It’s that time of year again… for the Poetry Out Loud competition! If you are not in an English class this semester but you would like to participate, please see Mrs. Mackenzie in Ranger 110 during Conference Period at some point this week for some tips and instructions. Happy poem hunting, everyone!
How do you solve any math equation? Multiply both sides by zero, of course! Math Club will be meeting today in Severance 15 @ 3:40 as we prepare for next week’s Round 1 of the New England Math League. We are defending regional champs and would love to see some fresh faces join our group. If you have any questions, reach out to Mr. Stapleford or Mr. Kinsella.
A little birdie told me that Badminton Club meets tomorrow! That’s right… Badminton Club, tomorrow, 3:30, in the Field House.
Ready, Set, Search! It’s time for the Library Halloween Scavenger Hunt! Sleuth through the library shelves for books with Cats, Bats or even Rats on the cover. Bring what you find to the main desk and collect a Halloween prize! As always, your librarians love a convincing argument as to why your discovery qualifies. Stretch your minds, exercise your fingers, here we go!
Students who believe the environment is the greatest resource we have for a healthy future: Take Action! Consider being part of the Youth Environmental Summit on Friday, October 28. To learn about the Youth Environmental Summit, pick up a flyer from a science teacher. Space is limited so you must act this week. To learn about going to the Summit, be in Streeter 241 Thursday after CP. Find out more today: the future is tomorrow! Contact Mr. Eckel with questions.
Science Olympiad will meet Wednesday and Friday this week after CP.
When it comes to the global economy, even our student body can make an impact. When supply of a product is in abundance, more often than not demand for the product and the price of the product will significantly drop. This leads the producer of the product to suffer financially. Despite supply chain and climate issues, cardboard farmers have produced banner harvests of cardboard over the last decade leading to huge supplies and cardboard piling up in silos. Do your part to help this struggling cardboard by saving up your cardboard and bringing it in next week for the Spirit Week Bonfire. More details will come about where to bring it, but every piece we burn shows school spirit and a commitment to help raise the demand for product of our nation’s cardboard farmers.
Happy Birthday today to Julian Lumbra, Makenna Emmons, Tristan Plante, and Taishiro Yamaoka! Happy Belated Birthday to Peyton Speer on Sunday from the Begin Giddings Advisory!
Starting today through Thursday the Ray Frey track will be closed for repairs. If you plan on attending any of the sporting events on Fairbanks Field, please cheer on our teams from the bleachers or up on the hill.
Boys’ Varsity soccer defeated Brattleboro on Saturday 4-1. Gerardo Fernandez led the way with 3 goals and 1 assist. Krane Davis added a goal and Jorge Trade and Nick Reed each had an assist.
Boys JV-A Soccer beat Brattleboro, 6-0. Goals were scored by – Ricardo Salinas, Ryder Busto, Ryder Smith, Kevin Zheng, & Derek Renaud had 2 goals. Liam Rice and Andrew Bullard combined for the shutout.
Girls Varsity Soccer beat South Burlington, 3-1, on Fairbanks Field Saturday night. The three goals were made by Sophia Shippee, Lily Garey-Wright, and Hannah Amadon.
Varsity Football beat Burlington/South Burlington, 21-13.
The Boys Cross Country team placed 14th in the Eastern States Championship race at the 50th Manhattan Invitational. The meet is the largest in the East and hosted over 7,000 runners on Saturday in 40 races. The Topper boys were in the most competitive race, which was won by the US #2 ranked team. Andrew Thornton-Sherman, Carson Eames and Charlie Krebs placed in the top 65 to earn medals, with Nathaniel Bernier, Nathan Lenzini, Ari Leven, and Isaac Lenzini in close formation as the team’s 4-7 runners.
VARSITY/JV BOYS SOCCER vs CVU 4:00
VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY vs MONTPELIER 4:00
BOYS/GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY @ LAMOILLE 4:00, please dismiss the teams at 1:30