Deer River High School

Warrior Words
Friday, May 29th

1. HAVE A WONDERFUL SUMMER!!

2. Graduation is Sunday at 2:00 p.m.

3. Students: If you have not received your schedule for next year, please see Theresa in the office.

4. A notice to all Phy-Ed students that still have locks and clothes in your lockers. Please turn in your locks today to Mrs. Boyum-Erzar or Mr. Dahlberg. Those having lost your lock will be charged a replacement fee. Any clothing left behind will be removed and tossed.

5. Student Council is selling the new mascot t-shirts for $10.00. There are a limited amount of shirts, so see Mr. Carlstrom ASAP!

6. Leech Lake Tribal College is sponsoring a National Summer Transportation Institute for students who will be entering grades 8-10. This will be a 4 week summer day camp. Dates are June 15-July 10. The NSTI will expose students to new career opportunities in the transportation industry through classroom instruction and fun field trips. There are 20 full-tuition scholarships available for students. Applications must be completed by June 1st. See Mrs. Moll for an application or you can contact Roselyn Jones (218.335.4270) or Juanita Wiley (218.335.4279) at LLTC for more information.

7. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

8. Happy Birthday to all students having a birthday over summer break!!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. Congratulations to the Baseball team as they beat Carlton 4-1 and then Cook County 6-5 in the third game of the Section 7A playoffs. Dane was the winning pitcher in the first game and struck out 6. Luke Benson was the winning pitcher in the second game and he allowed only 4 hits and was 3 for 4 at the plate with two doubles. The next playoff game is June 2nd at 2:00 p.m. in Hermantown.

2. Golfers: pick up your clubs in the storage room or connect with Mr. Hermel to get them.

3. Football Party: The football party will be today periods 7 and lunch (11:30 – 12:40) in Coach Marleau’s room. Students must check in with their 7th hour teacher before going to Mr. Marleau’s room. We will be eating pizza and watching the highlight film. Cost for pizza is $5 for those who were not on the winning gold card team (Coach Fairbank’s Team which is listed below). Coach Fairbanks Team: Pat Evans, Ethan Grossell, David Ortloff, Jeff Wilson, Kenny Benham, Tyler Moehling, Jacob Villeneuve, Jesse Grife, Bryce Lyytinen, Bert Smith, Jack Carter, Dustin Vickerman, and Allen Huju.

4. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT VIDEO: Anyone who would like to purchase a 2008 football highlights video the cost is $5:00. We will be making copies today.

5. 2009 DRHS Warrior Golf Scramble Fundraiser – Saturday, June 27, 2009. For more information: www.isd317.org/golf or call 218.259.3129 Registration deadline is Friday, June 19th and open to the first 32 teams signed up.

6. Any student in grades 7-12 interested in joining the bowling team, please sign up in the office. Sign-ups will be taken through today. Practice will begin in late August with the exact time to be determined. If you have questions, please call Coach Vic Machen at 246-2402 or 244-5808.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Breakfast & Lunch will be served during summer school at no charge to all students 18 and under.

Deer River High School – BREAKFAST/LUNCH
June 15, 2009 through June 26, 2009 and
July 06, 2009 through July 31, 2009
Breakfast will be served Tuesday through Thursday from 8:30 to 9:30 in the school cafeteria
Lunch will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 in the school cafeteria
Adult Breakfast is $1.00
Adult Lunch is $3.00

Deer River High School – LUNCH/AFTERNOON SNACK
August 03, 2009 through August 21, 2009
Lunch will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 in the school cafeteria
Afternoon snack will be served daily from 3:00 to 3:30 in the Boys and Girls Club Room

Meals will be provided without charge to all children ages 18 and under. The site is open to everyone and you need not be a resident of Deer River school district to participate.

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Warrior Words
Thursday, May 28th

1. Graduation is Sunday at 2:00 p.m.

2. No “After School” lunch line for the rest of the week.

3. The 4th quarter pop tab contest winners are Mrs. Salisbury’s advisory class. They brought in 5 ¼ lbs. of pop tabs. 2nd place goes to Mrs. Sheppard’s class with 4 ¾ lbs. Thanks to all that participated in the contest. 36 ¾ lbs. will be sent to the Ronald McDonald House. Save those tabs this summer and bring them back to school in the fall for the 1st quarter contest. Have a great summer!

4. All 2008-2009 FCCLA members are to see Eva or Mrs. Passeri by 3:15 today. It is very important as we decide our plans for this summer.

5. Students: If you have not received your schedule for next year, please see Theresa in the office.

6. A notice to all Phy-Ed students that still have locks and clothes in your lockers. Please turn in your locks today to Mrs. Boyum-Erzar or Mr. Dahlberg. Those having lost your lock will be charged a replacement fee. Any clothing left behind will be removed and tossed.

7. Locker cleanouts will be done today for grades 10 & 11. Students will be required to clean their lockers and remove any writing from the lockers and/or doors. Cleaning supplies will be on hand the day of the cleaning. Any writing/lockers that require a janitor to clean will be assessed a $10 fine similar to end-of-year penalties. Locks that are not removed from lockers will be cut on Monday, June 1st. You can turn in your rented lock to the office before school, during advisory, lunch hour, or after school.

8. Student Council is selling the new mascot t-shirts for $10.00. There are a limited amount of shirts, so see Mr. Carlstrom ASAP!

9. Leech Lake Tribal College is sponsoring a National Summer Transportation Institute for students who will be entering grades 8-10. This will be a 4 week summer day camp. Dates are June 15-July 10. The NSTI will expose students to new career opportunities in the transportation industry through classroom instruction and fun field trips. There are 20 full-tuition scholarships available for students. Applications must be completed by June 1st. See Mrs. Moll for an application or you can contact Roselyn Jones (218.335.4270) or Juanita Wiley (218.335.4279) at LLTC for more information.

10. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

11. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

12. Happy Birthday Hannah Hron and Alyssa Wilson!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. There will be a Boys Basketball meeting today during advisory in Mr. Anderson’s room.

2. Golfers: pick up your clubs in the storage room or connect with Mr. Hermel to get them.

3. The Warrior baseball team opened the Section playoff with a 2-0 win over Cook-Orr in Cohasset yesterday. Travis Kane pitched a complete game three hit shutout and struck out six. Bryce Lyytinen had a key RBI single for the Warriors in the fourth inning against one of the best pitchers in the Section. The Warriors would like to thank all of the fans for their support at yesterday’s game. The crowd was tremendous. The Warriors will take on Carlton at 2:00 PM today in Hermantown. The game will be broadcast on KMFY. If the Warriors win, they will play another game at 7:30 p.m.

4. Football Party: The football party will be tomorrow periods 7 and lunch (11:30 – 12:40) in Coach Marleau’s room. Students must check in with their 7th hour teacher before going to Mr. Marleau’s room. We will be eating pizza and watching the highlight film. Cost for pizza is $5 for those who were not on the winning gold card team (Coach Fairbank’s Team which is listed below). Coach Fairbanks Team: Pat Evans, Ethan Grossell, David Ortloff, Jeff Wilson, Kenny Benham, Tyler Moehling, Jacob Villeneuve, Jesse Grife, Bryce Lyytinen, Bert Smith, Jack Carter, Dustin Vickerman, and Allen Huju.

5. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT VIDEO: Anyone who would like to purchase a 2008 football highlights video the cost is $5:00. We will be making copies on Friday, so bring your money if you would like to buy one.

6. 2009 DRHS Warrior Golf Scramble Fundraiser – Saturday, June 27, 2009. For more information: www.isd317.org/golf or call 218.259.3129 Registration deadline is Friday, June 19th and open to the first 32 teams signed up.

7. Any student in grades 7-12 interested in joining the bowling team, please sign up in the office. Sign-ups will be taken until Friday. Practice will begin in late August with the exact time to be determined. If you have questions, please call Coach Vic Machen at 246-2402 or 244-5808.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Breakfast & Lunch will be served during summer school at no charge to all students 18 and under.

Deer River High School – BREAKFAST/LUNCH
June 15, 2009 through June 26, 2009 and
July 06, 2009 through July 31, 2009
Breakfast will be served Tuesday through Thursday from 8:30 to 9:30 in the school cafeteria
Lunch will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 in the school cafeteria
Adult Breakfast is $1.00
Adult Lunch is $3.00

Deer River High School – LUNCH/AFTERNOON SNACK
August 03, 2009 through August 21, 2009
Lunch will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 in the school cafeteria
Afternoon snack will be served daily from 3:00 to 3:30 in the Boys and Girls Club Room

Meals will be provided without charge to all children ages 18 and under. The site is open to everyone and you need not be a resident of Deer River school district to participate.

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Warrior Words
Wednesday, May 27th

1. Seniors: Graduation practice (mandatory) will be held today at 10:00 a.m. in the old west gym. It will take about an hour which will include paying any fines, locker check, & senior survey. Thank You, Mr. Colligan.

2. Graduation is Sunday, May 31st at 2:00 p.m.

3. No “After School” lunch line for the rest of the week.

4. All 2008-2009 FCCLA members are to see Eva or Mrs. Passeri by 3:15 on Thursday. It is very important as we decide are plans for this summer.

5. SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: You may pick up your class schedule for next year from Theresa in the office.

6. A notice to all Phy-Ed students that still have locks and clothes in your lockers. Please turn in your locks today to Mrs. Boyum-Erzar or Mr. Dahlberg. Those having lost your lock will be charged a replacement fee. Any clothing left behind will be removed and tossed. Thanks, Have a good day!

7. There will be a Student Council meeting tomorrow morning at 7:45 a.m.

8. Locker cleanouts will be done today and tomorrow. Students will be required to clean their lockers and remove any writing from the lockers and/or doors. Cleaning supplies will be on hand the day of the cleaning. Any writing/lockers that require a janitor to clean will be assessed a $10 fine similar to end-of-year penalties. The dates for the cleanout are: Wednesday – grades 7, 8, & 9 and Thursday – grades 10 & 11. Locks that are not removed from lockers will be cut on Monday, June 1st. You can turn in your rented lock to the office before school, during advisory, lunch hour, or after school.

9. Student Council is selling the new mascot t-shirts for $10.00. There are a limited amount of shirts, so see Mr. Carlstrom ASAP!

10. Leech Lake Tribal College is sponsoring a National Summer Transportation Institute for students who will be entering grades 8-10. This will be a 4 week summer day camp. Dates are June 15-July 10. The NSTI will expose students to new career opportunities in the transportation industry through classroom instruction and fun field trips. There are 20 full-tuition scholarships available for students. Applications must be completed by June 1st. See Mrs. Moll for an application or you can contact Roselyn Jones (218.335.4270) or Juanita Wiley (218.335.4279) at LLTC for more information.

11. It’s not too late to get your DRHS Yearbook. There are still yearbooks available for purchase in Ms. Bennett’s room. The cost is $65.00 each. Bring cash or check to get your copy of the 2009 annual. They will be on sale through today…or until they run out.

12. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

13. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

14. Happy Birthday Scott Mickle, Ashley Sherman, and Maggie Swanson!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. This is a reminder that there is a charge for today’s baseball playoff game against Cook/Orr: $7 for adults and $5 for students. The game will be held at the Cohasset Sports Complex at 5:00 p.m.

2. Congratulations to Becca Rudquist who finished 5th overall in the Section 7A golf tournament, which qualified her for the State tournament.

3. There will be a Boys Basketball meeting Thursday during advisory in Mr. Anderson’s room.

4. Football Party: The football party will be this Friday periods 7 and lunch (11:30 – 12:40) in Coach Marleau’s room. Students must check in with their 7th hour teacher before going to Mr. Marleau’s room. We will be eating pizza and watching the highlight film. Cost for pizza is $5 for those who were not on the winning gold card team (Coach Fairbank’s Team which is listed below). Coach Fairbanks Team: Pat Evans, Ethan Grossell, David Ortloff, Jeff Wilson, Kenny Benham, Tyler Moehling, Jacob Villeneuve, Jesse Grife, Bryce Lyytinen, Bert Smith, Jack Carter, Dustin Vickerman, and Allen Huju.

5. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT VIDEO: Anyone who would like to purchase a 2008 football highlights video the cost is $5:00. We will be making copies on Friday, so bring your money if you would like to buy one.

6. 2009 DRHS Warrior Golf Scramble Fundraiser – Saturday, June 27, 2009. For more information: www.isd317.org/golf or call 218.259.3129 Registration deadline is Friday, June 19th and open to the first 32 teams signed up.

7. Any student in grades 7-12 interested in joining the bowling team, please sign up in the office. Sign-ups will be taken until Friday. Practice will begin in late August with the exact time to be determined. If you have questions, please call Coach Vic Machen at 246-2402 or 244-5808.

8. Football Cheerleading sign up will be extended until 1st hr. on Thursday. If there is not enough numbers for a squad, the program will be eliminated. Sign up’s will be open for all girls from this year’s 7th to 11th grade. There will be a meeting for the girls that sign up during advisory on Thursday in the Commons.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Breakfast & Lunch will be served during summer school at no charge to all students 18 and under.

Deer River High School – BREAKFAST/LUNCH
June 15, 2009 through June 26, 2009 and
July 06, 2009 through July 31, 2009
Breakfast will be served Tuesday through Thursday from 8:30 to 9:30 in the school cafeteria
Lunch will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 in the school cafeteria
Adult Breakfast is $1.00
Adult Lunch is $3.00

Deer River High School – LUNCH/AFTERNOON SNACK
August 03, 2009 through August 21, 2009
Lunch will be served Monday through Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 in the school cafeteria
Afternoon snack will be served daily from 3:00 to 3:30 in the Boys and Girls Club Room

Meals will be provided without charge to all children ages 18 and under. The site is open to everyone and you need not be a resident of Deer River school district to participate.

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Warrior Words
Tuesday, May 26th

1. Seniors: Graduation practice (mandatory) will be held on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in the old west gym. It will take about an hour which will include paying any fines, locker check, & senior survey. Thank You, Mr. Colligan.

2. Graduation is Sunday, May 31st at 2:00 p.m.

3. JUNIORS: You may pick up your class schedule for next year from Theresa in the office.

4. Locker cleanouts will be done Wednesday and Thursday. Students will be required to clean their lockers and remove any writing from the lockers and/or doors. Cleaning supplies will be on hand the day of the cleaning. Any writing/lockers that require a janitor to clean will be assessed a $10 fine similar to end-of-year penalties. The dates for the cleanout are: Wednesday – grades 7, 8, & 9 and Thursday – grades 10 & 11. Locks that are not removed from lockers will be cut on Monday, June 1st. You can turn in your rented lock to the office before school, during advisory, lunch hour, or after school.

5. The Media Center will be closed during advisory today. Please do not send students down during those times.

6. Student Council is selling the new mascot t-shirts for $10.00. There are a limited amount of shirts, so see Mr. Carlstrom ASAP!

7. There will be meeting for the 2010 Close Up students and parents tonight at 6:30 p.m.

8. Leech Lake Tribal College is sponsoring a National Summer Transportation Institute for students who will be entering grades 8-10. This will be a 4 week summer day camp. Dates are June 15-July 10. The NSTI will expose students to new career opportunities in the transportation industry through classroom instruction and fun field trips. There are 20 full-tuition scholarships available for students. Applications must be completed by June 1st. See Mrs. Moll for an application or you can contact Roselyn Jones (218.335.4270) or Juanita Wiley (218.335.4279) at LLTC for more information.

9. It’s not too late to get your DRHS Yearbook. There are still yearbooks available for purchase in Ms. Bennett’s room. The cost is $65.00 each. Bring cash or check to get your copy of the 2009 annual. They will be on sale until the tomorrow…or until they run out.

10. The fourth quarter AR awards will be held in the old gym during advisory today.

11. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

12. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

Activity/Athletic Information

1. 2009 DRHS Warrior Golf Scramble Fundraiser – Saturday, June 27, 2009. For more information: www.isd317.org/golf or call 218.259.3129 Registration deadline is Friday, June 19th and open to the first 32 teams signed up.

2. Any student in grades 7-12 interested in joining the bowling team, please sign up in the office. Sign-ups will be taken until Friday. Practice will begin in late August with the exact time to be determined. If you have questions, please call Coach Vic Machen at 246-2402 or 244-5808.

3. The Warrior baseball team defeated the Ely Timberwolves 12-5 Friday night in Ely to end the regular season with a 16-4 record and winning 14 of their last 15 games. Dane Heig was the winning pitcher and didn’t allow any earned runs and struck out eight. Cole Knudson and Luke Benson were both 4 for 5 at the plate. Luke and Gary Perrington drove in four runs each. Gary and Travis Kane had two hits each. Travis and Cole scored three runs each and Tyler Erzar scored two. The Warriors have set a new school record for runs scored with 202. The old record was by the 1998 team with 180 runs.

4. The Warrior B squad won their game over Ely by a score of 14-1 and finished their season with a perfect 14-0 record. It is the second year in a row that the B squad has gone undefeated!! Great job guys!!!

5. Football Cheerleading sign up will be extended until 1st hr. on Thursday. If there is not enough numbers for a squad, the program will be eliminated. Sign up’s will be open for all girls from this year’s 7th to 11th grade. There will be a meeting for the girls that sign up during advisory on Thursday in the Commons.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Warrior Words
Monday, May 26th

1. Seniors: Graduation practice (mandatory) will be held on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. in the old west gym. It will take about an hour which will include paying any fines, locker check, & senior survey. Thank You, Mr. Colligan.

2. Graduation is Sunday, May 31st at 2:00 p.m.

3. JUNIORS: You may pick up your class schedule for next year from Theresa in the office.

4. Locker cleanouts will be done Wednesday and Thursday. Students will be required to clean their lockers and remove any writing from the lockers and/or doors. Cleaning supplies will be on hand the day of the cleaning. Any writing/lockers that require a janitor to clean will be assessed a $10 fine similar to end-of-year penalties. The dates for the cleanout are: Wednesday – grades 7, 8, & 9 and Thursday – grades 10 & 11. Locks that are not removed from lockers will be cut on Monday, June 1st. You can turn in your rented lock to the office before school, during advisory, lunch hour, or after school.

5. The Media Center will be closed during advisory today. Please do not send students down during those times.

6. Student Council is selling the new mascot t-shirts for $10.00. There are a limited amount of shirts, so see Mr. Carlstrom ASAP!

7. There will be meeting for the 2010 Close Up students and parents tonight at 6:30 p.m.

8. Leech Lake Tribal College is sponsoring a National Summer Transportation Institute for students who will be entering grades 8-10. This will be a 4 week summer day camp. Dates are June 15-July 10. The NSTI will expose students to new career opportunities in the transportation industry through classroom instruction and fun field trips. There are 20 full-tuition scholarships available for students. Applications must be completed by June 1st. See Mrs. Moll for an application or you can contact Roselyn Jones (218.335.4270) or Juanita Wiley (218.335.4279) at LLTC for more information.

9. It’s not too late to get your DRHS Yearbook. There are still yearbooks available for purchase in Ms. Bennett’s room. The cost is $65.00 each. Bring cash or check to get your copy of the 2009 annual. They will be on sale until the tomorrow…or until they run out.

10. The fourth quarter AR awards will be held in the old gym during advisory today.

11. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

12. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

Activity/Athletic Information

1. 2009 DRHS Warrior Golf Scramble Fundraiser – Saturday, June 27, 2009. For more information: www.isd317.org/golf or call 218.259.3129 Registration deadline is Friday, June 19th and open to the first 32 teams signed up.

2. Any student in grades 7-12 interested in joining the bowling team, please sign up in the office. Sign-ups will be taken until Friday. Practice will begin in late August with the exact time to be determined. If you have questions, please call Coach Vic Machen at 246-2402 or 244-5808.

3. The Warrior baseball team defeated the Ely Timberwolves 12-5 Friday night in Ely to end the regular season with a 16-4 record and winning 14 of their last 15 games. Dane Heig was the winning pitcher and didn’t allow any earned runs and struck out eight. Cole Knudson and Luke Benson were both 4 for 5 at the plate. Luke and Gary Perrington drove in four runs each. Gary and Travis Kane had two hits each. Travis and Cole scored three runs each and Tyler Erzar scored two. The Warriors have set a new school record for runs scored with 202. The old record was by the 1998 team with 180 runs.

4. The Warrior B squad won their game over Ely by a score of 14-1 and finished their season with a perfect 14-0 record. It is the second year in a row that the B squad has gone undefeated!! Great job guys!!!

5. Football Cheerleading sign up will be extended until 1st hr. on Thursday. If there is not enough numbers for a squad, the program will be eliminated. Sign up’s will be open for all girls from this year’s 7th to 11th grade. There will be a meeting for the girls that sign up during advisory on Thursday in the Commons.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Warrior Words
Thursday, May 21st

1. Seniors: Graduation practice (mandatory) will be held on Wednesday, May 27th at 10:00 a.m. in the old west gym. It will take about an hour which will include paying any fines, locker check, & senior survey. Thank You, Mr. Colligan.

2. Graduation will be Sunday, May 31st at 2:00 p.m.

3. Come and view a “Mini Art Show” in the art room. The show will run today and tomorrow. Students may pick up their art works and take them home Friday afternoon.

4. Thank you to all of the teens who helped at the King School on Monday. The King and North kids and teachers were really impressed! You guys were great!

5. Leech Lake Tribal College is sponsoring a National Summer Transportation Institute for students who will be entering grades 8-10. This will be a 4 week summer day camp. Dates are June 15-July 10. The NSTI will expose students to new career opportunities in the transportation industry through classroom instruction and fun field trips. There are 20 full-tuition scholarships available for students. Applications must be completed by June 1st. See Mrs. Moll for an application or you can contact Roselyn Jones (218.335.4270) or Juanita Wiley (218.335.4279) at LLTC for more information.

6. It’s not too late to get your DRHS Yearbook. There are still yearbooks available for purchase in Ms. Bennett’s room. The cost is $65.00 each. Bring cash or check to get your copy of the 2009 annual. They will be on sale until the Wednesday, May 27th…or until they run out.

7. There will be a yearbook staff celebration during advisory today in Ms. Bennett’s room. We will be celebrating the success of this year’s book. All yearbook staff members are encouraged to attend.

8. There will be a mandatory parent meeting for students (and their parents) who are interested in Close Up next year. The meeting will be in Mrs. Felosi’s room tonight at 6:00 p.m.

9. The fourth quarter AR awards will be held in the old gym during advisory on Tuesday, May 26th.

10. The Band and Choir Spring Concert is tonight, with the bbq starting at 5:00 p.m. and the concert at 7:00 p.m.

11. NHS students that are Juniors & Sophomores, see Mr. Houdek soon.

12. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

13. Reminder to seniors: During senior first and senior seventh you are to be out of the building unless a teacher is responsible for you (homework, make-up work, etc.). It should not be a time of wondering and/or using cell phones in the building. Please be respectful for the instructional time of all the other students.

14. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

Activity/Athletic Information

1. Please excuse the following girls’ volleyball team members for a meeting during advisory in room 240: Leah Benham, Kayla Carter, Becca Rudquist, Josie Monroe, Kari DeYoung, Ray Smith, Maija Erzar, Danielle Maki, and Emily Rudquist.

2. Interested in joining the high school bowling team? Sign up in the office before May 29th. The team practices twice a week with meets on Saturday. Questions? Call Vic Machen @ 246-2402.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. SENIORS: If you need extra announcements we have some in the High School Office. They are $.70 each. If you are interested in a senior hoodie, the office has one and it’s going for a mere $26.00. We also have one “Friends Forever” album for $11.95 and one package of party invites for $9.95.

2. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Wednesday, May 20th

1. All attendance appeals must be turned in by the end of today to the office for them to be considered by the appeals committee.

2. Seniors: Graduation practice (mandatory) will be held on Wednesday, May 27th at 10:00 a.m. in the old west gym. It will take about an hour which will include paying any fines, locker check, & senior survey. Thank You, Mr. Colligan.

3. It’s not too late to get your DRHS Yearbook. There are still yearbooks available for purchase in Ms. Bennett’s room. The cost is $65.00 each. Bring cash or check to get your copy of the 2009 annual. They will be on sale until the Wednesday, May 27th…or until we run out.

4. There will be a yearbook staff celebration during advisory tomorrow in Ms. Bennett’s room. We will be celebrating the success of this year’s book. All yearbook staff members are encouraged to attend.

5. There will be a mandatory parent meeting for students (and their parents) who are interested in Close Up next year. The meeting will be in Mrs. Felosi’s room tomorrow at 6:00 p.m.

6. The fourth quarter AR awards will be held in the old gym during advisory on Tuesday, May 26th.

7. The Band and Choir Spring Concert is tomorrow, with the bbq starting at 5:00 p.m. and the concert at 7:00 p.m.

8. NHS students that are Juniors & Sophomores, see Mr. Houdek soon.

9. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

10. Reminder to seniors: During senior first and senior seventh you are to be out of the building unless a teacher is responsible for you (homework, make-up work, etc.). It should not be a time of wondering and/or using cell phones in the building. Please be respectful for the instructional time of all the other students.

11. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

12. Happy Birthday Jake Evenson!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. The Warrior baseball team defeated Cook/Orr yesterday by a score of 14-0 in five innings. Ty Vickerman led the Warriors in hitting going two for three with a triple and two runs scored. Gary Perrington and Cole Knudson had two RBI’s each. Tyler Erzar had five stolen bases and scored three runs. Dane Heig also scored a couple runs. The Warriors have won thirteen of the last fourteen games. The B team also won, outscoring Cook/Orr 27-3. Tyler Moehling and Cody Willis each hit a home run to pace the hitting.

2. The Letterwinners Banquet will be held tonight starting at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge for Letterwinners and their coaches to attend. However, they must pick up a ticket for the meal at the door of the banquet. The charge for family & friends to eat is $10. Tickets are on sale tonight at the door. There will be no presale of tickets this year. All Letterwinners are encouraged to attend. The list of this year’s letterwinners is posted on the bulletin board in the high school lobby. If you are wondering what activity you lettered in, check it out. Questions? See Margie.

3. Events for today:
Varsity Sectional Track Meet at Hibbing 9:30 a.m.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. SENIORS: If you need extra announcements we have some in the High School Office. They are $.70 each. If you are interested in a senior hoodie, the office has one and it’s going for a mere $26.00. We also have one “Friends Forever” album for $11.95 and one package of party invites for $9.95.

2. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Tuesday, May 19th

1. All attendance appeals must be turned in by the end of the day on Wednesday to the office for them to be considered by the appeals committee.

2. There will be a mandatory parent meeting for students (and their parents) who are interested in Close Up next year. The meeting will be in Mrs. Felosi’s room on Thursday, May 21st at 6pm.

3. The fourth quarter AR awards will be held in the old gym during advisory on Tuesday, May 26th.

4. The Band and Choir Spring Concert is Thursday, with the bbq starting at 5:00 p.m. and the concert at 7:00 p.m.

5. NHS students that are Juniors & Sophomores, see Mr. Houdek soon.

6. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

7. Reminder to seniors: During senior first and senior seventh you are to be out of the building unless a teacher is responsible for you (homework, make-up work, etc.). It should not be a time of wondering and/or using cell phones in the building. Please be respectful for the instructional time of all the other students.

8. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

9. Happy Birthday Toni in the Kitchen!!!!!!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. On Monday five Warrior Golfers qualified to play in the second round of the Section 7A golf tournament next Tuesday, May 26th. Each of these five has a chance to advance to the State Tournament in June. The five are: Travis Croaker, Eastan Marleau, Derick Mauser, Becca Rudquist, and Emily Rudquist. Congratulations and good luck next week!

2. The Warrior baseball team defeated the Mountain Iron Buhl Rangers last night 16-5 in five innings. Luke Benson was three for four with three RBI’s, Kenny Benham was two for two with a triple, three runs scored, and three RBI’s and Bryce Lyytinen was two for three with four RBI’s. Dane Heig had two hits and Gary Perrington scored three runs. Tyler Erzar was the winning pitcher allowing only four hits while walking five and striking out four. The Warriors are now 14-4.

3. The B squad also won by an unbelievable score of 31-0 and upped their record to 12-0. Over twenty batters hit for the Warriors in the bottom of the first inning. Jack Carter was four for four at the plate and Cody Willis pitched a shutout striking out nine batters.

4. The Letterwinners Banquet will be held Wednesday starting at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge for Letterwinners and their coaches to attend. However, they must pick up a ticket for the meal at the door of the banquet. The charge for family & friends to eat is $10. Tickets are on sale the night of the banquet. There will be no presale of tickets this year. All Letterwinners are encouraged to attend. The list of this year’s letterwinners is posted on the bulletin board in the high school lobby. If you are wondering what activity you lettered in, check it out. Questions? See Margie.

5. Events for today:
JH Baseball Tournament 4:30 p.m. Lundeen Fields
JV Baseball vs. Cook County 4:30 p.m. Cohasset
Varsity Baseball vs. Cook County 4:30 p.m. DRHS Field
Softball at Cherry 4:30 p.m. Team released at the end of 5th hour.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. SENIORS: If you need extra announcements we have some in the High School Office. They are $.70 each. If you are interested in a senior hoodie, the office has one and it’s going for a mere $26.00. We also have one “Friends Forever” album for $11.95 and one package of party invites for $9.95.

2. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Monday, May 18th

1. The lunch menu for today is soft shell tacos.

2. Today during lunch hour ETS will meet in Mr. Anderson’s room for an end-of-the-year gathering. Junior high will meet during their lunch hour and senior high will meet during their lunch hour. Bring your lunch, ice cream will be provided.

3. The Band and Choir Spring Concert is Thursday, with the bbq starting at 5:30 p.m. and the concert at 7:00 p.m.

4. Thank you to ALL students for your attentiveness during the lyceum on Friday afternoon. We hope the speakers made an impact on you like they did us …from FCCLA.

5. NHS students that are Juniors & Sophomores, see Mr. Houdek soon.

6. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

7. Reminder to seniors: During senior first and senior seventh you are to be out of the building unless a teacher is responsible for you (homework, make-up work, etc.). It should not be a time of wondering and/or using cell phones in the building. Please be respectful for the instructional time of all the other students.

8. FYI: Students on the “No Pass List” should not be in the halls unsupervised. This includes the Warrior Walk for Wellness.

9. During Senior High lunch hour, senior high students should not be in the hallways where junior high classes are being held.

10. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

11. Happy Birthday Andrea Vickerman, Alan Kemmer, and Jeremy Peck!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. The following golfers will be gone all day today: Becca Rudquist, Emily Rudquist, Andrea Vickerman, Travis Croaker, Kolby Kruger, Eastan Marleau, Derick Mauser, Gage Rossbach, and Danny Wait.

2. The Warriors JH baseball team defeated Cass Lake/Bena 17-4 in 4 innings on Friday night. Lance Latvala, Henry Hellmann, and Brandon Schaar all saw time on the mound and combined for the victory. Offensively the Warriors were lead by Jace Swanson who went 3-4 scoring 3 runs driving in 3 and stealing a base. Brandon Schaar was 2-2 with 2 doubles, 2 runs scored, and 3 RBI. Lance Latvala was 2-3 with 2 runs scored and a stolen base. Sammy Stangland capped off the night with a 2 run home run. The victory moves the Warriors record to 8-0 with two more games coming up on Tuesday.

3. The Warrior baseball team defeated Cass Lake Friday evening by a score of 8-4. Luke Benson was the winning pitcher going the distance allowing only four hits while striking out six and walking six. Luke and Tyler Erzar had two hits each. Luke, Dane Heig, and Bryce Lyytinen had two RBI’s each. Tyler and Cody Willis scored two runs each and Tyler and Gary Perrington had three stolen bases. The win gives the Warriors eleven wins in their last twelve games and a 13-4 record. The Warriors play MIB tonight at home at 4:30 PM.

4. The Letterwinners Banquet will be held Wednesday starting at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge for Letterwinners and their coaches to attend. However, they must pick up a ticket for the meal at the door of the banquet. The charge for family & friends to eat is $10. Tickets are on sale the night of the banquet. There will be no presale of tickets this year. All Letterwinners are encouraged to attend. The list of this year’s letterwinners is posted on the bulletin board in the high school lobby. If you are wondering what activity you lettered in, check it out. Questions? See Margie.

5. Events for today:
Baseball vs. Mtn Iron-Buhl 4:30 p.m. JV @ Cohasset / Varsity @ DRHS Field
Golf at Giants Ridge – First Round of Sectionals
Softball vs. Babbitt-Embarrass – Sectional Tournament at Lundeen Fields 4:00 p.m.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. SENIORS: If you need extra announcements we have some in the High School Office. They are $.70 each. If you are interested in a senior hoodie, the office has one and it’s going for a mere $26.00. We also have one “Friends Forever” album for $11.95 and one package of party invites for $9.95.

2. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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Friday, May 15th

1. FCCLA members are out and about letting you know how important driving is. You may notice a few new posters around the school. Take the time to look at them and read how fatal driving can be when not done right. Today there will be two guests here to tell their story of how improper driving affected their lives. They will talk about the consequences that driving impaired can have on a family and how sometimes the people closest to you are taken away much too soon. Have a great week and remember to buckle up! It’s the law!!

2. Monday during lunch hour ETS will meet in Mr. Anderson’s room for an end-of-the-year gathering. Junior high will meet during their lunch hour and senior high will meet during their lunch hour. Bring your lunch, ice cream will be provided.

3. Anyone interested in helping with the North School & King School Fun Day on Monday, MUST complete a form that is on Ms. Smith-Evans’ door by noon today. Ask a LINK member if you have questions.

4. SENIORS: You may pick up your graduation cap and gown from the office.

5. Summer Youth Employment with ISD #317 – Custodial duties – must be a graduating senior – apply in the District Office – $6.55 per hour.

6. End of year dates for Media Center: Today – All books due AND end of AR. Monday – Inventory starts – Media Center use only for specific computer work.

7. Student’s planning to run for next year’s Student Council must sign up on Mr. Carlstroms’ door for a time slot this week. If you would like to run, see Mr. Carlstrom or Mrs. Felosi for an application.

8. Reminder to seniors: During senior first and senior seventh you are to be out of the building unless a teacher is responsible for you (homework, make-up work, etc.). It should not be a time of wondering and/or using cell phones in the building. Please be respectful for the instructional time of all the other students.

9. FYI: Students on the “No Pass List” should not be in the halls unsupervised. This includes the Warrior Walk for Wellness.

10. During Senior High lunch hour, senior high students should not be in the hallways where junior high classes are being held.

11. AFTER SCHOOL STUDENT BUILDING USE: Students in the High School after 3:30 p.m. have one of three options. Those options are: (1) A High School sponsored activity; (2) Boys & Girls Club; and, (3) tutoring. Students not participating in these activities are allowed only in the Commons. More information: (1) Students are required to sign up for tutoring by 6th hour every day. (2) TEENS: The only time that you can be at Boys & Girls Club is from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 3:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Friday’s. Students who are unable to follow these rules will lose their privileges and will be required to leave the High School premises after 3:30 p.m.

12. Happy Birthday Keith Deegan and Justin Feltus!

13. Happy Birthday this weekend to Kevin Drotts and Kristin Warner!

Activity/Athletic Information

1. The boys golf team finished 5th at their last conference meet and 5th overall for the season. Eastan Marleau shot a 41 to jump him from 11th place to 8th place in the conference earning him 2nd Team All Conference honors.

2. The Warriors JH baseball team hosted Grand Rapids in a double header last night. The Warriors won both games, 6-5 and 10-2, pushing their record to 7-0. Auggie Marleau picked up the win on the mound in game one. Auggie pitched a complete game allowing three earned runs and striking out five. Jace Swanson led the offense in game one going 2-3 with a double, 2 RBI, and 1 run scored. In game two, Sammy Stangland picked up the win. Sammy also threw a complete game giving up one earned run and striking out seven. Henry Hellmann led the offense in game two going 3-3 with a triple 3 runs scored, 2 stolen bases, and an RBI. Lane Parks was 2-3 with a double 2 runs scored and an RBI. Noah Kaczor was 2-3 with a double a run scored and an RBI, Sammy Stangland was 2-3 and Auggie Marleau was 1-2 with a triple 2 runs scored, 2 RBI and a stolen bases. The Warriors JH travels to Cass Lake tonight to take on the Panthers and plays Floodwood on Saturday in the first game of the Deer River Invitational JH tournament.

3. The Warrior baseball team defeated Walker-Hackensack-Akeley last night in Akeley by a score of 10-5 winning for the tenth time in the last eleven games. Kenny Benham was the winning pitcher throwing 6 1/3 innings and allowing only five hits. Tyler Erzar pitched the final 2/3 of an inning. Tyler, Kenny, Cole Knudson, and Thomas Schultz had two hits each. Tyler had three RBI’s. Tyler had a double and triple while Kenny, Luke Benson, Thomas, and Ty Vickeman had doubles. The B squad remained unbeaten with a 17-0 win over WHA. Wyatt Klegstad had two home runs and Damon Benham also had one. Jack Carter was four for four at the plate.

4. The list of this year’s letterwinners is posted on the bulletin board in the high school lobby. If you are wondering what activity you lettered in, check it out. Questions? See Margie.

5. The Letterwinners Banquet will be held Wednesday, May 20, starting at 6:30 p.m. There is no charge for Letterwinners and their coaches to attend. However, they must pick up a ticket for the meal at the door of the banquet. The charge for family & friends to eat is $10. Tickets are on sale the night of the banquet. There will be no presale of tickets this year. All Letterwinners are encouraged to attend. If you are not sure if you lettered or would like to know what you lettered in this year, see Margie.

6. Any sophomore, junior, or senior wanting to vote for this year’s Senior Weight Warrior should see Mr. Ott this morning or Mr. Dahlberg this afternoon to get a ballot to vote. Deadline for the vote will be today.

7. Events for today:
Baseball at Cass Lake-Bena 4:30 p.m. Varsity, JV, and Junior High
Softball vs. Cass Lake-Bena 4:30 p.m. Varsity and Junior High

Saturday’s event:
JH Baseball Tournament at Deer River 9:00 a.m.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. SENIORS: If you need extra announcements we have some in the High School Office. They are $.70 each. If you are interested in a senior hoodie, the office has one and it’s going for a mere $26.00. We also have one “Friends Forever” album for $11.95 and one package of party invites for $9.95.

2. Wendy’s Heisman Scholarships – for students graduating in 2010, must have “B” or higher average, participate in at least one school sport, deadline is October 1, 2009. For more information go to: www.wendysheisman.com

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