MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Good Morning Hudson’s Bay!

Today is Wednesday, May 7, 2008

♦ Study Success Homework help is back on.... Wed. only in the 300 coop, so anyone needing help with Math or Science should come by after school until 4:00pm

♦ Don't forget Mothers Day is this Sunday. Buy Mom a special gift at Bays annual plant sale. The sale starts Wednesday at 2:30 in Bays Greenhouse and we will stay open until 730 PM for late shoppers. Invite mom to meet you here at Bay and have her pick out a hanging basket or some tomatoes for her patio or garden. Prices range from 50 cents to 30 dollars for a huge basket so we can meet any budget. We are open all day Thursday and Friday too. Check Bays website for more information. Thanks BAY FFA.

♦ Attention all Junior Running Start students: Voting for class officers will be Thursday, May 8th all day in the attendance office.

♦ Attention Seniors:

Graduation announcements will be handed out in the Commons on Thursday, May 8th and Friday, May 9th during both lunches. The representative from Royal-T will be here both days, so this is also a great time for those of you who did not yet order your cap and gown to talk to him and take care of that!

♦Seniors! Remember to purchase your Senior Class Party Ticket by May 15th! All tickets will go up from $60 to $100 on May 15th!!!

SPORTS:

♦ C TEAM SOFTBALL GIRLS: MAKE SURE YOU TURN IN YOUR UNIFORMS ASAP TO COACH WALLER IN THE COUNSELING CENTER OR FINES WILL BE ISSUED ON FRIDAY, MAY 9TH.

♦ Attention Girls Tennis players: We have a make-up match at home on Thursday with Sandy. Everyone needs to bring their tennis skirt to turn in or you will be placed on the fine list which is due Friday.

♦ The Boys Varsity Soccer team beat River in a stunning come from behind win to advance to State. Down 0-2 with 20 minutes left in the game Anthony Carlson took a brilliant pass from Matthew Dally and placed a great shot passed the sprawled out River Keeper. Matthew Dally then slammed home the equalizer on a cross 8 minutes later from a ball whipped through the 18 yard box by Caleb Escobedo. Tied after regulation the game went into sudden death overtime. In the first minute of the second overtime, John Paul Dally intercepted a pass and pressed up the middle of the field and hit a fantastic 25 yard drive that pierced the back of the net. Fans erupted, some wept, Bay players poured onto the field and celebrated their valiant victory. Onward and upward, Bay plays this Saturday in the state tournament location and opponent yet to be determined.

♦ Interested in bowling for the Hudson's Bay Girls' Bowling team next year? It is not too late to join a league. Both Crosley and Hazel Dell lanes are forming teen leagues for the "summer" (May-August) sessions. Practice makes perfect!

♦ Attention all Baseball players there will be meeting after school on Thursday at 2:30 in the Loft. We will vote on team awards and turn in any uniforms that haven't been turned in already. We will also have T-shirt order forms.

CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS:

♦ KEY club members: Mandatory Morning meetings both TODAY & Thursday this week.

♦ Interested in cycling in the Bay-to-Bay bike ride? Get your registration packets from Mrs. Hanson. Let’s pedal for pediatric cancer and support Doernbechor’s Children’s Cancer Society. Registration packets are due back TUESDAY, MAY 13TH. See Mrs. Hanson for details.

♦ NHS Members!

There will be an Ice Cream Social for ALL NHS members on Thursday, May 8 in the upper 300 co-op.

CAREER CENTER ANNOUNCEMENTS:

♦ Congratulations to Lacey Fowler, a literacy teacher at Hudson's Bay. Ms. Fowler has been chosen as the April employee of the month. Several students nominated her. According to one of the students, Ivan Vukovic (VOO-ko-vick), Ms. Fowler "teaches in a captivating way that really makes students focus in and get absorbed into their studies." Another student, Sean Davila, says Ms. Fowler "knows how to relate well to students. She has a great sense of humor and can be a friend to her students while still having their respect."

Ms. Fowler will receive a certificate of achievement for her portfolio. Also, she will get some prizes from the Eagle Recognition Program.

♦ JUNIORS: If you plan to apply to a four-year college or university next year, you should take the SAT and / or the ACT this spring. Do NOT wait until grade twelve to take ACT and/or SAT for the first time! There is only one more time to take these exams before summer vacation. May ninth is the regular-fee deadline to register to take the last ACT of this school year. If you want to take the last SAT of this school year, you have until May fifteenth to register. But, at this point, you will be charged a late registration fee for SAT. The Career Center has SAT and ACT registration materials and study guides.

♦ Attention, seniors who will attend any campus of Washington State University in the fall! You and your family are invited to an event called "Cougar Welcome." It will be on Tuesday, May thirteenth, from seven to eight thirty p.m. at the WSU Vancouver campus. The Career Center has information about how you may register if you plan to attend.