Deer River High School

Warrior Words
Monday, November 30th

1. REMINDER: Friday, December 4th is an early out. School will be dismissed at 1:15 p.m.

2. There will be a 12th grade ETS meeting today.

3. There will be a 7th grade ETS meeting on Wednesday in the Boys & Girls Club room.

4. There will be a 9th grade ETS meeting tomorrow in the Boys & Girls Club room.

5. American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program. Awards of up to $18,000 at the national level. Students must be in grades 9-12. Must prepare oration and discourse on an assigned topic relating to the basic principles of government under the Constitution. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. You can work miracles by donating blood. It’s safe, it’s simple, and it saves lives. One donation saves up to three lives! The School Blood Drive will be on Thursday. Any sixteen year old can donate if you are five feet tall and at least 130 pounds. Be sure to grab the parental consent form from the office. The signup sheet is on the office service counter.

7. Remember to purchase your yearbooks before time runs out! Order forms can be found on the office service counter. Checks are to be made out to ISD #317. Turn order forms in to the office or with yearbook advisor, Brenda Lang.

8. The Deer River Boys and Girls Club are changing their schedule. Starting today the schedule will be as follows: Monday’s and Tuesday’s – 3:15-6:00 (K-6th grade); 6:00-8:00 p.m. (Teens), Wednesday’s – 3:15 – 8:00 p.m. (Teens); Thursday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade); and, Friday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade).

9. Open Library is taking on a new look for December. We will be creating an “Internet Cafe” atmosphere. We will have cappuccino for sale, and you will be allowed to do social networking and play games, as long as language and pictures are school appropriate. Hoping to see you, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30.

10. Happy Birthday Kaila Evans, Sean Shearen, Courtney Heide, Case Nason

Athletic/Activities Information:

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. Lake Superior College will be visiting DRHS on December 10th at 10:15 a.m. Sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door to meet with the LSC representative.

2. AXA Achievement Community Scholarship – $2000 scholarship awards for seniors who have ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals, respect for self, family and community, ability to succeed in college. Download an application at [Link] www.axa-achievement.com. Deadline is Feb. 15, 2010.

3. Alpha Kappa Psi Scholarship Fund. Majoring in Business and the University of MN, Twin Cities. Scholarship worth up to $20,000. Deadline for application is January 29, 2010. More information about AKPsi can be found at [Link]www.akpsionline.com

4. KFC Scholarship – awards up to $20,000 scholarship for seniors who: have 2.75 or higher gpa, pursue 4 yr. degree at public college, have financial need. Online application begins December 1 and ends Feb. 10, 2010. Online application available at [Link] www.kfcscholars.org.

5. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Wednesday, November 25th

1. Hey! Wanna get your Holiday Groove on? You know you do! Tonight from 7 – 11, the Deer River Warrior Wrestlers are hosting a dance in the commons! Admission is $5.00 with ID, $8.00 w/o ID. Be there or Miss Out!

2. American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program. Awards of up to $18,000 at the national level. Students must be in grades 9-12. Must prepare oration and discourse on an assigned topic relating to the basic principles of government under the Constitution. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

3. You can work miracles by donating blood. It’s safe, it’s simple, and it saves lives. One donation saves up to three lives! The School Blood Drive will be on Thursday, December 3rd. Any sixteen year old can donate if you are five feet tall and at least 130 pounds. Be sure to grab the parental consent form from the office. The signup sheet is on the office service counter.

4. Remember to purchase your yearbooks before time runs out! Order forms can be found on the office service counter. Checks are to be made out to ISD #317. Turn order forms in to the office or with yearbook advisor, Brenda Lang.

5. The Boys and Girls Club room will be closed today for the Thanksgiving break.

6. The Deer River Boys and Girls Club are changing their schedule. On November 30th the schedule will be as follows: Monday’s and Tuesday’s – 3:15-6:00 (K-6th grade); 6:00-8:00 p.m. (Teens), Wednesday’s – 3:15 – 8:00 p.m. (Teens); Thursday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade); and, Friday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade).

7. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

8. Happy Birthday today to Shelby Box!

9. Happy Birthday over Thanksgiving break to Melissa Mainville, Lizzy Harrison, Tamera Lassman, Nicole Kellems, and Shaun Bell!

Athletic/Activities Information:

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. AXA Achievement Community Scholarship – $2000 scholarship awards for seniors who have ambition and drive, determination to set and reach goals, respect for self, family and community, ability to succeed in college. Download an application at [Link] www.axa-achievement.com. Deadline is Feb. 15, 2010.

2. Alpha Kappa Psi Scholarship Fund. Majoring in Business and the University of MN, Twin Cities. Scholarship worth up to $20,000. Deadline for application is January 29, 2010. More information about AKPsi can be found at [Link]www.akpsionline.com

3. KFC Scholarship – awards up to $20,000 scholarship for seniors who: have 2.75 or higher gpa, pursue 4 yr. degree at public college, have financial need. Online application begins December 1 and ends Feb. 10, 2010. Online application available at [Link] www.kfcscholars.org.

4. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Tuesday, November 24th

1. There will be an 8th grade ETS meeting today during Advisory in Lab 212.

2. There will be a MANDATORY Student Council meeting at 7:45 in Mrs. Felosi’s room TOMORROW! If you cannot make it, you must inform Mrs. Felosi or Mr. Carlstrom ahead of time.

3. Hey! Wanna get your Holiday Groove on? You know you do! Tomorrow night from 7 – 11, the Deer River Warrior Wrestlers are hosting a dance in the commons! Admission is $5.00 with ID, $8.00 w/o ID. Be there or Miss Out!

4. You can work miracles by donating blood. It’s safe, it’s simple, and it saves lives. One donation saves up to three lives! The School Blood Drive will be on Thursday, December 3rd. Any sixteen year old can donate if you are five feet tall and at least 130 pounds. Be sure to grab the parental consent form from the office. The signup sheet is on the office service counter.

5. Remember to purchase your yearbooks before time runs out! Order forms can be found on the office service counter. Checks are to be made out to ISD #317. Turn order forms in to the office or with yearbook advisor, Brenda Lang.

6. There will be ACT prep from 5:30-7:30 p.m. tonight in room 214.

7. The Boys and Girls Club room will be closed tomorrow and Wednesday for the Thanksgiving break.

8. The Deer River Boys and Girls Club are changing their schedule. On November 30th the schedule will be as follows: Monday’s and Tuesday’s – 3:15-6:00 (K-6th grade); 6:00-8:00 p.m. (Teens), Wednesday’s – 3:15 – 8:00 p.m. (Teens); Thursday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade); and, Friday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade).

9. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

Athletic/Activities Information:

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following college representative will be visiting DRHS:

Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.

Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Monday, November 23rd

1. Reminder to all 9th graders: Pizza party for lunch today!

2. There will be a MANDATORY Student Council meeting at 7:45 in Mrs. Felosi’s room WEDNESDAY! If you cannot make it, you must inform Mrs. Felosi or Mr. Carlstrom ahead of time.

3. Hey! Wanna get your Holiday Groove on? You know you do! Wednesday night from 7 – 11, the Deer River Warrior Wrestlers are hosting a dance in the commons! Admission is $5.00 with ID, $8.00 w/o ID. Be there or Miss Out!

4. You can work miracles by donating blood. It’s safe, it’s simple, and it saves lives. One donation saves up to three lives! The School Blood Drive will be on Thursday, December 3rd. Any sixteen year old can donate if you are five feet tall and at least 130 pounds. Be sure to grab the parental consent form from the office. The signup sheet is on the office service counter.

5. Remember to purchase your yearbooks before time runs out! Order forms can be found on the office service counter. Checks are to be made out to ISD #317. Turn order forms in to the office or with yearbook advisor, Brenda Lang.

6. Mrs. Spaeth’s 100% Blue Ticket drawing will be today during advisory.

7. There will be ACT prep from 5:30-7:30 p.m. tomorrow in room 214.

8. There will be an 11th grade ETS meeting today during advisory in lab 212.

9. The Boys and Girls Club room will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday for the Thanksgiving break.

10. The Deer River Boys and Girls Club are changing their schedule. On November 30th the schedule will be as follows: Monday’s and Tuesday’s – 3:15-6:00 (K-6th grade); 6:00-8:00 p.m. (Teens), Wednesday’s – 3:15 – 8:00 p.m. (Teens); Thursday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade); and, Friday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade).

11. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

12. Happy Birthday Brian Watson!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. There are a few Section championship t-shirts left in the AD office. $12 first come – first serve basis.

2. Boy’s basketball practice starts today.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following college representative will be visiting DRHS:

Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.

Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Friday, November 20th

1. You can work miracles by donating blood. It’s safe, it’s simple, and it saves lives. One donation saves up to three lives! The School Blood Drive will be on Thursday, December 3rd. Any sixteen year old can donate if you are five feet tall and at least 130 pounds. Be sure to grab the parental consent form from the office. The signup sheet is on the office service counter.

2. Remember to purchase your yearbooks before time runs out! Order forms can be found on the office service counter. Checks are to be made out to ISD #317. Turn order forms in to the office or with yearbook advisor, Brenda Lang.

3. There will be an Art Club meeting today during advisory in the art room.

4. Mrs. Spaeth’s 100% Blue Ticket drawing will be postponed until Monday, Nov. 23rd during advisory.

5. There will be ACT prep from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 24th in room 214.

6. There will be an 11th grade ETS meeting on Monday in lab 212.

7. The Boys and Girls Club room will be closed on November 24th and 25th for the Thanksgiving break.

8. The Deer River Boys and Girls Club are changing their schedule. On November 30th the schedule will be as follows: Monday’s and Tuesday’s – 3:15-6:00 (K-6th grade); 6:00-8:00 p.m. (Teens), Wednesday’s – 3:15 – 8:00 p.m. (Teens); Thursday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade); and, Friday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade).

9. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

10. Happy Birthday on Saturday to Marcus Baker!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. There will be a 7th & 8th grade Girls Basketball meeting today during advisory in Mr. Marleau’s room.

2. There are a few Section championship t-shirts left in the AD office. $12 first come – first serve basis.

3. Boys basketball players need to remember to fill out their paperwork, pay their fees, and get a physical if needed before practice starts on Monday.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:
1. The following college representative will be visiting DRHS:
Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.
Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. Foundation for Rural Service scholarship awards 30 $2000 scholarships to students – Paul Bunyan will add $500 dollars if a student from their service area is awarded a scholarship. Applications are due by March 1, 2010. They can be downloaded at www.frs.org or you can get an application in Mrs. Moll’s office.

3. Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarships – 2 $500 scholarships for area seniors who have been accepted to a 4 year college, or pursuing a two year degree in a vocational/technical industry needed locally. Applications can be found at www.grandmn.com The deadline is Jan 15, 2010.

4. Seniors planning to attend UW-Stout. $10,000 ($2500 x4 years) scholarship for students planning to major in Technology Education at UW-Stout. More information can be found at www.uwstout.edu/plts/requirements.shtml or see Mrs. Moll.

5. Minnesota Power 2010 Community Involvement scholarship program will award $2,500 in scholarships to seniors with 3.0 or higher GPA, community involvement, reside in the Minnesota Power area. Deadline is Jan. 15, 2010. Applications are available online at www.mnpower.com/scholarship

6. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Thursday, November 19th

1. Remember to purchase your yearbooks before time runs out! Order forms can be found on the office service counter. Checks are to be made out to ISD #317. Turn order forms in to the office or with yearbook advisor, Brenda Lang.

2. AR AWARD WINNERS: TODAY will be your last day to turn in your ticket for a shake. Shakes will be given out during Junior High lunch today.

3. The Boys and Girls Club room will be closed on November 24th and 25th for the Thanksgiving break.

4. There will be a Student Council meeting today in Mrs. Felosi’s room.

5. The Deer River Boys and Girls Club are changing their schedule. On November 30th the schedule will be as follows: Monday’s and Tuesday’s – 3:15-6:00 (K-6th grade); 6:00-8:00 p.m. (Teens), Wednesday’s – 3:15 – 8:00 p.m. (Teens); Thursday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade); and, Friday’s – 3:15 – 6:00 p.m. (K-6th grade).

6. Today will be the last day to sign up for lacrosse. We have to know how many players we have so we can order helmets and shoulder pads. We are also planning on getting some warm-up clothing. Sign up in Indian Education.

7. There will be an 11th grade ETS meeting during advisory on Monday in lab 212.

8. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

9. Happy Birthday Bill Haubrich!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. There are a few Section championship t-shirts left in the AD office. $12 first come – first serve basis.

2. There will be a Volleyball meeting today during advisory in room 204 – see list on e-mail.

3. Anyone interested in playing boys basketball see Mr. Anderson.

4. Boys Basketball Captain’s practice will run through today from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the King School. See Reese Ayers, Thomas Schultz, Chris Terhaar, Jon White or Cody Kuck if you have questions.

5. Boys basketball players need to remember to fill out their paperwork, pay their fees, and get a physical if needed before practice starts on Monday, Nov. 23rd.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following college representatives will be visiting DRHS:
Field trip to visit UMD – must have permission slip to go in DR van – November 20th
Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.
Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. Foundation for Rural Service scholarship awards 30 $2000 scholarships to students – Paul Bunyan will add $500 dollars if a student from their service area is awarded a scholarship. Applications are due by March 1, 2010. They can be downloaded at www.frs.org or you can get an application in Mrs. Moll’s office.

3. SENIORS – let’s go on a campus visit to UM, Duluth! November 20th – leave DR at @ 9:00 a.m., stop in Duluth for lunch on your own. UMD has a special campus visit day planned for November 20th that includes student activity information, admissions info, and scholarship info, campus tour and open departments at UMD. We would return sometime around 6:00 p.m., so students would need to plan a ride home after we get back to DR. Permission slips available in the counseling office – first slips returned, first saved spaces on the van. Seniors first, juniors if space is available. See Mrs. Moll for a permission slip.

4. Minnesota Women’s Golf Association Foundation offers a $12,000 scholarship to senior women who plan to enroll in a four year college. GPA of 3.2 or higher, community service, family financial need shown on the FAFSA, interest and involvement in the sport of golf. Deadline for application is March 31, 2010. Applications available in the counseling office.

5. Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarships – 2 $500 scholarships for area seniors who have been accepted to a 4 year college, or pursuing a two year degree in a vocational/technical industry needed locally. Applications can be found at www.grandmn.com The deadline is Jan 15, 2010.

6. Seniors planning to attend UW-Stout. $10,000 ($2500 x4 years) scholarship for students planning to major in Technology Education at UW-Stout. More information can be found at www.uwstout.edu/plts/requirements.shtml or see Mrs. Moll.

7. Minnesota Power 2010 Community Involvement scholarship program will award $2,500 in scholarships to seniors with 3.0 or higher GPA, community involvement, reside in the Minnesota Power area. Deadline is Jan. 15, 2010. Applications are available online at www.mnpower.com/scholarship

8. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Tuesday, November 17th

1. The Honor Roll for Quarter 1 is posted on the office service counter. Please let Theresa know if you have questions.

2. AR Awards for all 7th and 8th graders will take place Wednesday, during advisory, in the west gym.

3. If you would like to participate in the 4th annual High School Rocks- Battle of the Bands event April 18, 2010, please contact Mrs. Burch.

4. Thursday will be the last day to sign up for lacrosse. We have to know how many players we have so we can order helmets and shoulder pads. We are also planning on getting some warm-up clothing. Sign up in Indian Education.

5. There will be ACT/Scholarship time for ETS seniors today from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. in Lab 214.

6. There will be a senior class meeting tomorrow during advisory in the commons. You will be voting on your senior shirt and getting ready for the Senior DVD Show.

7. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

8. Itasca Community College will host the second “Anishinabe Day” Career Fair tomorrow from 10am-2pm, Davies Hall Theater and lobby. We will feature FAFSA training, career exploration, and lunch. This year ICC is inviting nearby colleges and universities to set up recruitment tables. Sign up with Gerald White in Indian Education.

9. There will be an 8th & 9th grade ETS meeting today during advisory. The 9th grade will meet in Lab 212.

10. There will be a 7th grade ETS meeting tomorrow during advisory in the Boys & Girls Club room.

11. Happy Birthday Caleb Erickson!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. GBB practice starts today for girls in grade 7 in the east gym. Don’t forget to get your paperwork in.

2. Congratulations to the Deer River Baseball Team who received last spring’s conference championship trophy at last night’s Northern Lakes Conference meeting. Named to the All Conference team were Lucas Benson, Tyler Erzar, Dane Heig, Cole Knudson, and Gary Perrington. Honorable Mention went to Kenny Benham and Bryce Lyytinen. Congratulations!!

3. Congrats to Leah Benham for being named All State in Volleyball…Leah was nominated for her abilities as a hitter and setter with some outstanding stats over her career at DRHS. She was recognized at the Minnesota State Volleyball Banquet on Wednesday of last week. Leah will play in the All Star match held in St. Cloud the last week in July. She is one of 12 Class A players in the state of Minnesota. Congrats to Becca Rudquist for being named Academic All State. Becca is the top in her class and exceeds the grade point necessary for this award. For the second straight year the volleyball team has the top graduating seniors on the team. It is nice to have the best of the best. Both Leah and Becca will have a plaque bearing their name to be hung in the Warrior hall of fame. Also congrats to the DRHS Volleyball team for winning the Northern Lakes Conference. They were 5-0 in the conference and brought home several All Conference awards last evening. Congrats to Leah Benham, Kari DeYoung, Maija Erzar, Becca Rudquist and Raylene Smith for All Conference award and Congrats to Emily Rudquist and Danielle Maki for Honorable Mention All Conference. Also a big thank you to the staff and students and all for well wishes to our young squad. They did represent our school and community very well and even though we did not meet our immediate goals to win some games I am very proud of them and they are still extraordinary in my mind. Thanks for your support.

4. Anyone interested in playing boys basketball see Mr. Anderson.

5. Boys Basketball Captain’s practice will run through Thursday from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the King School. See Reese Ayers, Thomas Schultz, Chris Terhaar, Jon White or Cody Kuck if you have questions.

6. Boys basketball players need to remember to fill out their paperwork, pay their fees, and get a physical if needed before practice starts on Monday, Nov. 23rd.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following college representatives will be visiting DRHS:
University of Minnesota, Duluth – November 17th – 10:30 a.m.
Field trip to visit UMD – must have permission slip to go in DR van – November 20th
Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.
Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. Foundation for Rural Service scholarship awards 30 $2000 scholarships to students – Paul Bunyan will add $500 dollars if a student from their service area is awarded a scholarship. Applications are due by March 1, 2010. They can be downloaded at www.frs.org or you can get an application in Mrs. Moll’s office.

3. SENIORS – let’s go on a campus visit to UM, Duluth! November 20th – leave DR at @ 9:00 a.m., stop in Duluth for lunch on your own. UMD has a special campus visit day planned for November 20th that includes student activity information, admissions info, and scholarship info, campus tour and open departments at UMD. We would return sometime around 6:00 p.m., so students would need to plan a ride home after we get back to DR. Permission slips available in the counseling office – first slips returned, first saved spaces on the van. Seniors first, juniors if space is available. See Mrs. Moll for a permission slip.

4. Minnesota Women’s Golf Association Foundation offers a $12,000 scholarship to senior women who plan to enroll in a four year college. GPA of 3.2 or higher, community service, family financial need shown on the FAFSA, interest and involvement in the sport of golf. Deadline for application is March 31, 2010. Applications available in the counseling office.

5. Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarships – 2 $500 scholarships for area seniors who have been accepted to a 4 year college, or pursuing a two year degree in a vocational/technical industry needed locally. Applications can be found at www.grandmn.com The deadline is Jan 15, 2010.

6. Seniors planning to attend UW-Stout. $10,000 ($2500 x4 years) scholarship for students planning to major in Technology Education at UW-Stout. More information can be found at www.uwstout.edu/plts/requirements.shtml or see Mrs. Moll.

7. Minnesota Power 2010 Community Involvement scholarship program will award $2,500 in scholarships to seniors with 3.0 or higher GPA, community involvement, reside in the Minnesota Power area. Deadline is Jan. 15, 2010. Applications are available online at www.mnpower.com/scholarship

8. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Monday, November 16th

1. The Honor Roll for Quarter 1 is posted on the office service counter. Please let Theresa know if you have questions.

2. If you would like to participate in the 4th annual High School Rocks- Battle of the Bands event April 18, 2010, please contact Mrs. Burch.

3. Thursday, November 19th, will be the last day to sign up for lacrosse. We have to know how many players we have so we can order helmets and shoulder pads. We are also planning on getting some warm-up clothing. Sign up in Indian Education.

4. There will be ACT/Scholarship time for ETS seniors on Tuesday from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. in Lab 214.

5. Sign -up to play lacrosse. Indian Education will be sponsoring a lacrosse team and start practicing soon. Team will play with Grand Rapids and attend some tournaments in the St. Cloud and Twin Cities area in the spring. We will be having fundraisers and will go to a Minnesota Swarm game and play a game at the Excel Center before the Swarm game. Sixth Grade to twelfth is welcome to sign-up in the Indian Education office. Fee will be $35.00 for half the cost of a lacrosse stick which is yours to keep.

6. There will be a senior class meeting on Wednesday during advisory in the commons. You will be voting on your senior shirt and getting ready for the Senior DVD Show.

7. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

8. Itasca Community College will host our second “Anishinabe Day” Career Fair Wednesday, 10am-2pm, Davies Hall Theater and lobby. We will feature FAFSA training, career exploration, and lunch. This year ICC is inviting nearby colleges and universities to set up recruitment tables. Sign up with Gerald White in Indian Education.

9. There will be an 8th & 9th grade ETS meeting tomorrow during advisory. The 9th grade will meet in Lab 212.

10. There will be a 7th grade ETS meeting on Wednesday during advisory in the Boys & Girls Club room.

11. Happy Birthday Natasha Jenkins and Jessica Runestrand!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. There will be a GBB meeting during advisory today in Mr. Marleau’s room.

2. GBB practice starts today for girls in grades 8-12 in the east gym. Don’t forget to get your paperwork in. 7th grade practice will start tomorrow.

3. Anyone interested in playing boys basketball see Mr. Anderson.

4. Boys Basketball Captain’s practice will run today through Thursday from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the King School. See Reese Ayers, Thomas Schultz, Chris Terhaar, Jon White or Cody Kuck if you have questions.

5. Boys basketball players need to remember to fill out their paperwork, pay their fees, and get a physical if needed before practice starts on Monday, Nov. 23rd.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following college representatives will be visiting DRHS:
University of Minnesota, Duluth – November 17th – 10:30 a.m.
Field trip to visit UMD – must have permission slip to go in DR van – November 20th
Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.
Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. Foundation for Rural Service scholarship awards 30 $2000 scholarships to students – Paul Bunyan will add $500 dollars if a student from their service area is awarded a scholarship. Applications are due by March 1, 2010. They can be downloaded at www.frs.org or you can get an application in Mrs. Moll’s office.

3. SENIORS – let’s go on a campus visit to UM, Duluth! November 20th – leave DR at @ 9:00 a.m., stop in Duluth for lunch on your own. UMD has a special campus visit day planned for November 20th that includes student activity information, admissions info, and scholarship info, campus tour and open departments at UMD. We would return sometime around 6:00 p.m., so students would need to plan a ride home after we get back to DR. Permission slips available in the counseling office – first slips returned, first saved spaces on the van. Seniors first, juniors if space is available. See Mrs. Moll for a permission slip.

4. Minnesota Women’s Golf Association Foundation offers a $12,000 scholarship to senior women who plan to enroll in a four year college. GPA of 3.2 or higher, community service, family financial need shown on the FAFSA, interest and involvement in the sport of golf. Deadline for application is March 31, 2010. Applications available in the counseling office.

5. Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarships – 2 $500 scholarships for area seniors who have been accepted to a 4 year college, or pursuing a two year degree in a vocational/technical industry needed locally. Applications can be found at www.grandmn.com The deadline is Jan 15, 2010.

6. Seniors planning to attend UW-Stout. $10,000 ($2500 x4 years) scholarship for students planning to major in Technology Education at UW-Stout. More information can be found at www.uwstout.edu/plts/requirements.shtml or see Mrs. Moll.

7. Minnesota Power 2010 Community Involvement scholarship program will award $2,500 in scholarships to seniors with 3.0 or higher GPA, community involvement, reside in the Minnesota Power area. Deadline is Jan. 15, 2010. Applications are available online at www.mnpower.com/scholarship

8. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Thursday, November 12th

1. Stop Arm Violations: There is concern by local law enforcement about the number of school bus stop arm violations in the past weeks. Please review the Minnesota statutes listed below as a reminder of the expectations of drivers when operating a vehicle around school buses.
- MN State Statute 169.444 Safety of School Children; Duties of Other Drivers.
Misdemeanors – Failure to stop at least 20 feet away from a stopped school bus, that has its red lights flashing and the stop arm extended or passing, or attempting to pass, a school bus on the right side when amber lights are flashing.
- Itasca County fine amount is $380.00
Gross Misdemeanors – Passing, or attempting to pass, a school bus on the right side when the stop arm is extended and red lights are flashing. Passing, or attempting to pass, a school bus when a child is outside the bus, on the street or highway.
- In Itasca County, the standard fine is $980.00

Flashing Amber lights, on a school bus, means you should immediately prepare to stop your vehicle, not speed up to get by before the reds come on.

2. The Media Center will be closed Friday during senior high lunch.

3. There will be ACT/Scholarship time for ETS seniors on Tuesday, Nov. 17th, from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. in Lab 214.

4. Sign -up to play lacrosse. Indian Education will be sponsoring a lacrosse team and start practicing soon. Team will play with Grand Rapids and attend some tournaments in the St. Cloud and Twin Cities area in the spring. We will be having fundraisers and will go to a Minnesota Swarm game and play a game at the Excel Center before the Swarm game. Sixth Grade to twelfth is welcome to sign-up in the Indian Education office. Fee will be $35.00 for half the cost of a lacrosse stick which is yours to keep.

5. Attention all 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, there will be a Fall Dance tomorrow at the Itasca County Family YMCA. The cost is $5.00 for admission and there will be pizza and pop to purchase. Please bring your friends from 7:00-10:00pm!

6. There will be a senior class meeting Wednesday, November 18th, during advisory in the commons. You will be voting on your senior shirt and getting ready for the Senior DVD Show.

7. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

8. Itasca Community College will host our second “Anishinabe Day” Career Fair on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 10am-2pm, Davies Hall Theater and lobby. We will feature FAFSA training, career exploration, and lunch. This year ICC is inviting nearby colleges and universities to set up recruitment tables. Sign up with Gerald White in Indian Education.

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. Students attending the State Volleyball Tournament must have a note from their parents.

2. Boys Basketball t-shirts are for sale. Royal blue short sleeved t-shirt for $10. See any boy’s basketball player or Mr. Anderson to order one.

3. Anyone interested in playing boys basketball see Mr. Anderson.

4. Boys Basketball captains practice this week is canceled. Captain’s practice will run Nov. 16-19 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the King School. See Reese Ayers, Thomas Schultz, Chris Terhaar, Jon White or Cody Kuck if you have questions.

5. Boys basketball players need to remember to fill out their paperwork, pay their fees, and get a physical if needed before practice starts on Monday, Nov. 23rd.

6. Event for today: Volleyball at State – 3:00 p.m.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following military/college representatives will be visiting DRHS:
Marine Corps Recruiter – November 12th – during advisory
University of Minnesota, Duluth – November 17th – 10:30 a.m.
Field trip to visit UMD – must have permission slip to go in DR van – November 20th
Itasca Community College – November 24th – 10:30 a.m.
Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. SENIORS – let’s go on a campus visit to UM, Duluth! November 20 – leave DR at @ 9:00 a.m., stop in Duluth for lunch on your own. UMD has a special campus visit day planned for November 20th that includes student activity information, admissions info, and scholarship info, campus tour and open departments at UMD. We would return sometime around 6:00 p.m., so students would need to plan a ride home after we get back to DR. Permission slips available in the counseling office – first slips returned, first saved spaces on the van. Seniors first, Juniors if space is available. See Mrs. Moll for a permission slip.

3. Minnesota Women’s Golf Association Foundation offers a $12,000 scholarship to senior women who plan to enroll in a four year college. GPA of 3.2 or higher, community service, family financial need shown on the FAFSA, interest and involvement in the sport of golf. Deadline for application is March 31, 2010. Applications available in the counseling office.

4. Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarships – 2 $500 scholarships for area seniors who have been accepted to a 4 year college, or pursuing a two year degree in a vocational/technical industry needed locally. Applications can be found at www.grandmn.com The deadline is Jan 15, 2010.

5. Seniors planning to attend UW-Stout. $10,000 ($2500 x4 years) scholarship for students planning to major in Technology Education at UW-Stout. More information can be found at www.uwstout.edu/plts/requirements.shtml or see Mrs. Moll.

6. Minnesota Power 2010 Community Involvement scholarship program will award $2,500 in scholarships to seniors with 3.0 or higher GPA, community involvement, reside in the Minnesota Power area. Deadline is Jan. 15, 2010. Applications are available online at www.mnpower.com/scholarship

7. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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Wednesday, November 11th

1. Stop Arm Violations: There is concern by local law enforcement about the number of school bus stop arm violations in the past weeks. Please review the Minnesota statutes listed below as a reminder of the expectations of drivers when operating a vehicle around school buses.
- MN State Statute 169.444 Safety of School Children; Duties of Other Drivers.
Misdemeanors – Failure to stop at least 20 feet away from a stopped school bus, that has its red lights flashing and the stop arm extended or passing, or attempting to pass, a school bus on the right side when amber lights are flashing.
- Itasca County fine amount is $380.00
Gross Misdemeanors – Passing, or attempting to pass, a school bus on the right side when the stop arm is extended and red lights are flashing. Passing, or attempting to pass, a school bus when a child is outside the bus, on the street or highway.
- In Itasca County, the standard fine is $980.00

Flashing Amber lights, on a school bus, means you should immediately prepare to stop your vehicle, not speed up to get by before the reds come on.

2. The Media Center will be closed today and Friday during senior high lunch.

3. Sign -up to play lacrosse. Indian Education will be sponsoring a lacrosse team and start practicing soon. Team will play with Grand Rapids and attend some tournaments in the St. Cloud and Twin Cities area in the spring. We will be having fundraisers and will go to a Minnesota Swarm game and play a game at the Excel Center before the Swarm game. Sixth Grade to twelfth is welcome to sign-up in the Indian Education office. Fee will be $35.00 for half the cost of a lacrosse stick which is yours to keep.

4. Attention all 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, there will be a Fall Dance this Friday at the Itasca County Family YMCA. The cost is $5.00 for admission and there will be pizza and pop to purchase. Please bring your friends from 7:00-10:00pm!

5. There will be a senior class meeting Wednesday, November 18th, during advisory in the commons. You will be voting on your senior shirt and getting ready for the Senior DVD Show.

6. Open library is Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30-4:30. This is a great opportunity for doing homework, checking grades, reading, or exploring things of interest to you.

7. Itasca Community College will host our second “Anishinabe Day” Career Fair on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 10am-2pm, Davies Hall Theater and lobby. We will feature FAFSA training, career exploration, and lunch. This year ICC is inviting nearby colleges and universities to set up recruitment tables. Sign up with Gerald White in Indian Education.

8. Happy Birthday Taylor Serfling, Eastan Marleau, Zach Kauppila, and Jacob Oquist!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. Students attending the State Volleyball Tournament must have a note from their parents.

2. Boys Basketball t-shirts are for sale. Royal blue short sleeved t-shirt for $10. See any boy’s basketball player or Mr. Anderson to order one.

3. Anyone interested in playing boys basketball see Mr. Anderson.

4. Boys Basketball captains practice this week is canceled. Captain’s practice will run Nov. 16-19 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the King School. See Reese Ayers, Thomas Schultz, Chris Terhaar, Jon White or Cody Kuck if you have questions.

5. Boys basketball players need to remember to fill out their paperwork, pay their fees, and get a physical if needed before practice starts on Monday, Nov. 23rd.

Junior/Senior/Scholarship Information:

1. The following military representative will be visiting DRHS:
Marine Corps Recruiter – November 12th – 9:12 a.m.
Please sign up on Mrs. Moll’s door if you would like to meet with either of these representatives.

2. Minnesota Women’s Golf Association Foundation offers a $12,000 scholarship to senior women who plan to enroll in a four year college. GPA of 3.2 or higher, community service, family financial need shown on the FAFSA, interest and involvement in the sport of golf. Deadline for application is March 31, 2010. Applications available in the counseling office.

3. Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarships – 2 $500 scholarships for area seniors who have been accepted to a 4 year college, or pursuing a two year degree in a vocational/technical industry needed locally. Applications can be found at www.grandmn.com The deadline is Jan 15, 2010.

4. Seniors planning to attend UW-Stout. $10,000 ($2500 x4 years) scholarship for students planning to major in Technology Education at UW-Stout. More information can be found at www.uwstout.edu/plts/requirements.shtml or see Mrs. Moll.

5. Minnesota Power 2010 Community Involvement scholarship program will award $2,500 in scholarships to seniors with 3.0 or higher GPA, community involvement, reside in the Minnesota Power area. Deadline is Jan. 15, 2010. Applications are available online at www.mnpower.com/scholarship

6. See Mrs. Moll for scholarship information.

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