TUESDAY, April 23, 2002
Day A (3)

To: Students
From: Mr. Evans
Supervision: A.M. J. Tweed P.M. N. Sime
Activity: OUTSIDE

Mrs. Porter’s band study hall should report tothe shop 6th period today.

All girls and boys who signed up to help at the high
school track meet today plaese be there at the correct
time field event helpers by 4:40 and others no later than
4:50. Thanks very much for helping out.

CONGRATULATIONS to the 7th and 8th grade girl's and boy's
track teams on their second place finishes last night at
Britt. Your coaches are very proud of you!!

Congratulations to the boys track team on their 2nd
place finish at the track meet at West Hancock. They
scored 101 points and had many 1st place
performances. Cody Reimann 1st in the shot put. Jared
Kozitza 1st in the long jump, Dustin Lorenson 1st in the
100 meter dash. Kyle Frerichs, Dylan Ellsworth, Cody
Wirtjes, and Matt Kahler 1st in the 800 Medley Relay.
Tyler Anderson also came in first in the 200 and 400
meter Dash and 1st in the 800 meter Dash all of Tyler's
races were school records. It was an excellent meet
against good competition. Congratulations to the girls
on an outstanding 2nd place finish as well. Thanks for
the way everyone supported each other.


The following people still owe money for World's Finest
Chocolate: Jeremiah Haugebak, Mary Steven, Mari
Emery and Jesse Jacobs. We are so close to being
done - please get this taken care of! Thanks! Mrs.
Kettwick and Mr. Cook

Swing Choir meets tomorrow (Wedneday, April 24) at
7:30 a.m. If there are parents who can drive, I'm still
looking for volunteers for tomorrow. Thanks! Mrs.
Kettwick

Lisa Meinders, Courtney Holland, Kristine Keil, Emily
Thomsen, and Megan Helle please come to the music
room during Courtney and Emily's voice lesson time
today - 9:56 to 10:16. We will practice your song for the
Variety Show. Thanks! Mrs. Kettwick

7th grade girls who are singing in the small group for
the variety show - we will have practice today during 4th
hour. Please come to the music room during that time.

8th grade boys this is the last full week of Butter Braid
sales. Get out and do your best. Remember the Butter
Braid company gives $50 to the top sales person.
thanks for your hard work in supporting the baseball
program. Money needs to be collected when they place
the order NOT when they are delivered. Checks made
out to North Iowa Baseball.

There is a Hunter Safety class scheduled at the Thompson
Middle School on Saturdays April 27 and May 11 from 8:30 am
to 4:00 pm. Students must attend both days. There is no
fee for this course. If you are interested Call Mr.
Huntington at 584-2873 in the evening. Class size is
limited.

8th Graders: There is still a large number of students that haven’t turned in their 2002-2003 schedule yet. This needs to be done right away. Please turn into the office. Thank you

5th/6th/7th/ Girls from Buffalo Center interested in playing softball please sign up in the office (only 3 have signed up so far)

The following people need to get your basketball
unforms turned in: Ryan H. Please give to Mr. Ewest

Lakota Boys and Girls in grades 5 - 8 interested in playing summer baseball and softball need to sign up in the office this week. Thank you

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:

5th GRADE:
MATH: Solve 3.4 x 6.2
READING: What significant world event occured during the time of the book
Snow Treasure?
SCIENCE: How are sedimentary rocks formed?
SOC. STUDIES: What is a “democratic spirit”?
LANG. ARTS: What is a possessive pronoun?

6th GRADE:
MATH: What is 15% of 40?
READING: What are “lemmings” and what significance did they have in the story
Julie of the Wolves?
SCIENCE: What is the difference between “non-point” and “point source”
pollution?
SOC. STUDIES: What is the capital city of Switzerland?
LANG. ARTS: What does the heading in a friendly letter contain?

7th GRADE:
LANG. ARTS: If omniscient means “all knowing,” what do omnipotent and omnipresent mean?
SCIENCE: Which organs of the body are considered part of the excretory
system?
SOC. STUDIES: What is an indictment?
CONS. SCIENCE: What are some of the trends in the way America is eating?
HEALTH: How many chemicals are in a cigarette

8th GRADE:
LANG. ARTS: If omniscient means “all knowing,” what do omnipotent and omnipresent mean?