Deer River High School

Warrior Words
Friday, April 30th

1. Attention Prom Attendee’s: ALL students who are going to “After Prom” must have a signed permission slip (even if you are over 18)! Slips are on Ms. Evans’ door.

2. SENIORS: ALL money is due for the DVD’S on MAY 12TH. Remember they are $20 each and you must sell 2 in order to attend. MAY 12TH is the day when the FINAL list will be determined for who is going on the trip. May 19th payment is due in full. If it is NOT received by this date you will not be attending. Total cost to go will be $80 for the day. Remember you can sell more DVD’s to help eliminate the cost of the trip. Each DVD above 2 takes $20 off the cost of your trip. On the senior trip you will need some spending money for activities that are not covered (e.g.: mall, breakfast, paintball, pop/popcorn for the movie). Please share the plan with your parents and contact me with questions. If you do not want to go, please inform Mr. Hermel A.S.A.P.!

3. All sophomores and juniors are to meet in the commons during advisory on Monday. Mr. Colligan will be discussing college classes being offered at DRHS and being taught by DRHS staff.

4. The custodial staff at DRHS is looking for one additional student summer worker. If you are interested, please see Russ Bouchie for an application. The deadline for applications will be May 14, 2010.

5. Prom Attendees: You must pay Ms. Lynn before school or during advisory this week. Please do not interrupt her class.

6. Cedar Wild Resort is looking for two committed/reliable students for their summer housekeeping. The job entails mostly weekends, but sometimes during the week. If interested, contact Paulie at 246-8680 or www.cedarwildresort.com.

7. Students interested in meeting new people from around the United States, seeing historic sites, flying to Washington, D.C., and above all, having an experience of a life-time, should sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday in Mr. Drott’s room.

8. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizen Prom, please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

9. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

10. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

11. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch until further notice.

12. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

13. Happy Birthday today to Derick Mauser, Greg Shaw, and Lance Latvala!

14. Happy Birthday this weekend to Tyler Caldwell, Amber Johnston, McKenzie Grossell, Ryan Headbird, and Johnathan Dowling!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. The Warrior baseball team took a 6-3 lead in the 6th inning in International Falls last night, but the game was called because of field conditions and the score reverted back to the fifth inning and the Warriors ended up losing 3-2. Cody Willis had a triple and Cole Knudson and Kenny Benham each had a double to lead the hitters. Luke Benson allowed only four hits and two earned runs on the mound.

2. ATHLETES: This Saturday there will be a weightlifting demonstration in the gym and a National Strength and Conditioning Association person here to also talk about nutrition and plyometrics. They will be bringing students from Northfield High School to demonstrate. The program starts at 3:00. Wear workout clothes as they will be working individually with both coaches and athletes and a 12 lb steel bar. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wanting to make themselves and their team better!

3. Please excuse the volleyball players for a meeting next Wednesday. A list will follow. Also…..Warrior gals please make every effort to go to the weight lifting clinic on Saturday, May 1st from 3:00 – 7:00pm.

4. Anyone interested in joining the Deer River High School Bowling team needs to sign up in the high school office.

5. Event for today:
JH Baseball at Hill City 4:30 p.m.

Event for Saturday:
Softball Tournament 9:00 a.m.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. There will be a National Guard Recruiter in the High School lunch room on Wednesday, May 5th.

2. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

3. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Thursday, April 29th

1. Attention Prom Attendee’s: ALL students who are going to “After Prom” must have a signed permission slip (even if you are over 18)! Slips are on Ms. Evans’ door.

2. The custodial staff at DRHS is looking for one additional student summer worker. If you are interested, please see Russ Bouchie for and application. The deadline for applications will be May 14, 2010.

3. If you didn’t get an H2O Challenge bracelet and/or scorecard or would like to give more away, please see Mrs. Felosi.

4. Prom Attendees: You must pay Ms. Lynn before school or during advisory this week. Please do not interrupt her class.

5. Cedar Wild Resort is looking for two committed/reliable students for their summer housekeeping. The job entails mostly weekends, but sometimes during the week. If interested, contact Paulie at 246-8680 or www.cedarwildresort.com.

6. Students interested in meeting new people from around the United States, seeing historic sites, flying to Washington, D.C., and above all, having an experience of a life-time, should sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday in Mr. Drott’s room.

7. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizen Prom, please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

8. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

9. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

10. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) this week.

11. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

12. Happy Birthday Tyler Moehling and Mollie Humble!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. The Varsity Girls golfers finished 4th at yesterday’s Wolf-Pack Invitational. Becca Rudquist finished 2nd individually.

2. ATHLETES: This Saturday there will be a weightlifting demonstration in the gym and a National Strength and Conditioning Association person here to also talk about nutrition and plyometrics. They will be bringing students from Northfield High School to demonstrate. The program starts at 3:00. Wear workout clothes as they will be working individually with both coaches and athletes and a 12 lb steel bar. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wanting to make themselves and their team better!

3. Please excuse the volleyball players for a meeting on Wednesday, May 5th. A list will follow by the end of the week. Also…..Warrior gals please make every effort to go to the weight lifting clinic on Saturday, May 1st from 3:00 – 7:00pm.

4. Anyone interested in joining the Deer River High School Bowling team needs to sign up in the high school office.

5. Events for today:
Baseball at International Falls 5:00 p.m. Team released at 1:15 p.m.
Golf (V) Meet at Walker 4:45 p.m. The following students are to be released at 2:30 p.m.:
Alyis Grauman, Kolby Kruger, Derick Mauser, Cole Serfling, Jacob Stark, & Hannah Villeneuve.
Track (JH) Meet at Aitkin 4:00 p.m. Team released at 1:45 p.m. See list on e-mail.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Wednesday, April 28th

1. There will be a Junior Class meeting today during advisory in the Commons.

2. The custodial staff at DRHS is looking for one additional student summer worker. If you are interested, please see Russ Bouchie for and application. The deadline for applications will be May 14, 2010.

3. If you didn’t get an H2O Challenge bracelet and/or scorecard or would like to give more away, please see Mrs. Felosi.

4. Prom Attendees: You must pay Ms. Lynn before school or during advisory this week. Please do not interrupt her class.

5. Cedar Wild Resort is looking for two committed/reliable students for their summer housekeeping. The job entails mostly weekends, but sometimes during the week. If interested, contact Paulie at 246-8680 or www.cedarwildresort.com.

6. Students interested in meeting new people from around the United States, seeing historic sites, flying to Washington, D.C., and above all, having an experience of a life-time, should sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drott’s room.

7. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizen Prom, please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

8. Cut Foot Sioux is looking for a summer worker – dock work, general resort labor, landscaping, etc. Must be available on weekends and must have a valid driver’s license. Pay will be $7.00 per hour. Applications are available in the counseling office – deadline for application is today.

9. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

10. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

11. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) this week.

12. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

13. Happy Birthday April Saunders, Sarah McConaha, Jace Swanson, and Angelina Villeneuve!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. There will be a meeting for 7th & 8th grade Girls Basketball today during advisory.

2. Anyone interested in joining the Deer River High School Bowling team needs to sign up in the high school office.

3. There will be NO junior high or varsity boys’ golf practice today.

4. The JH baseball team split a double header with Greenway last night. DR beat Greenway’s 7th grade team behind a strong pitching performance by Ben Eby. Ben allowed one hit and struck out eight. At the plate Kole Schultz led the Warriors hitting attack going 2-3 with 3 RBI’s and a run scored. Spencer Tibbetts was 2-4 with a stolen base. In the 8th grade the Warriors fell 11-4. Ben Eby, Dylan Latvala, and Colten Hines each had a hit for the Warriors. The JH baseball team records stands at 2-2-1.

5. The Warrior baseball team lost a tough 6-5 game to Greenway last night in Marble. The Warriors out hit the Raiders 10-8 but came up on the short end of the run column. Travis Kane led the Warrior hitters going three for three with a double and triple. Luke Benson and Damon Benham had two hits each.

6. Events for today:
Girls Varsity Golf at Walker 10:00 a.m. The following students will be leaving at 8:30 a.m. –
Allison Deters, Michaela Herfindahl, Becca Rudquist, Emily Rudquist, Raylene Smith, and
Andrea Vickerman.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Monday, April 26th

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by tomorrow.

2. There will be an 8th grade ETS meeting today during advisory in the Boys & Girls Club room.

3. There will be a 9th grade girl’s basketball meeting during advisory in Mr. Marleau’s room.

4. The custodial staff at DRHS is looking for one additional student summer worker. If you are interested, please see Russ Bouchie.

5. If you didn’t get an H2O Challenge bracelet and/or scorecard or would like to give more away, please see Mrs. Felosi.

6. Prom Attendees: You must pay Ms. Lynn before school or during advisory this week. Please do not interrupt her class.

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8. There will be a NHS meeting tomorrow during advisory in Mrs. Braukmann’s room.

9. There will be a boy’s basketball meeting tomorrow during advisory in Mr. Anderson’s room.

10. There will be a 9th & 10th grade ETS meeting tomorrow during advisory in the Boys & Girls Club room.

11. Cedar Wild Resort is looking for two committed/reliable students for their summer housekeeping. The job entails mostly weekends, but sometimes during the week. If interested, contact Paulie at 246-8680 or www.cedarwildresort.com.

12. It is that time again for students interested in going on an amazing trip. If you want to meet new people from around the United States, see historic sites, fly to Washington, D.C., and above all, have an experience of a lifetime, this might be something you would like to do. Any sophomores interested in Close-Up 2011 next year need to sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drott’s room.

13. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizen Prom, please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

14. Cut Foot Sioux is looking for a summer worker – dock work, general resort labor, landscaping, etc. Must be available on weekends and must have a valid driver’s license. Pay will be $7.00 per hour. Applications are available in the counseling office – deadline for application is Wednesday.

15. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

16. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

17. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) this week.

18. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

19. Happy Birthday Savanna Castellano and Jacob Gabel!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. On Friday, the girls golf team finished 1st at their Northern Pines Golf meet. The boys finished with a tie for 2nd. Eastan Marleau finished in 2nd placed overall for the boys.

2. The Warrior baseball team won the Deer River Invitational Tournament Saturday by defeating BEST 19-5 in their first game and Northland Remer 7-4 in the Championship game. Cody Willis was the winning pitcher in the first game scattering five hits while striking out five and walking two. Lucas Benson was the winning pitcher in the championship game, scattering eight hits while striking out five and did not walk a batter. The Warriors played excellent defense in the Northland game making several nice plays including two double plays. Luke Benson and Jack Carter led the hitters in the first game with three hits each. Nine different players had hits. In the second game, Kenny Benham, Cody Willis, and Ethan Stangland had two hits each. Ty Vickerman had a two run triple to drive in two runs and give the Warriors a 3-0 lead as Deer River defeated Northland whose record was 6-1 coming into the game.

3. Events for today:
Golf Meet at Walker 10:00 a.m.
(Absent all day – Travis Croaker, Kolby Kruger, Cole Serfling, Eastan Marleau, Derick Mauser, and
Alyis Grauman)
Track Meet @ Nashwauk 4:00 p.m. Team released at 2:15 p.m.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Friday, April 23rd

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday, April 28th, during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by next Tuesday.

2. Cedar Wild Resort is looking for two committed/reliable students for their summer housekeeping. The job entails mostly weekends, but sometimes during the week. If interested, contact Paulie at 246-8680 or www.cedarwildresort.com.

3. It is that time again for students interested in going on an amazing trip. If you want to meet new people from around the United States, see historic sites, fly to Washington, D.C., and above all, have an experience of a lifetime, this might be something you would like to do. Any sophomores interested in Close-Up 2011 next year need to sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drott’s room.

4. If you have lost credit in one or more of your classes APPEAL FORMS ARE DUE BY THE END OF SCHOOL TODAY OR YOUR CREDIT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE REVOKED! If you need help filling out the form ask your parents, your advisory teacher, principal, or HRO.

5. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizen Prom, please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

6. The Forest Service is accepting Youth Conservation Corps job applications for the summer. Applications can be picked up in the High School Office and are due at the Deer River Ranger District today!

7. Cut Foot Sioux is looking for a summer worker – dock work, general resort labor, landscaping, etc. Must be available on weekends and must have a valid driver’s license. Pay will be $7.00 per hour. Applications are available in the counseling office – deadline for application is April 28, 2010.

8. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

9. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

10. NHS members – stop by Mrs. Braukmann’s room a.s.a.p. to let her know if you will be able to attend the Animal Shelter tomorrow from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Also, ask your parents if they want to come to the animal shelter. We will be walking dogs and playing with both cats and dogs.

11. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) through next week.

12. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

13. Anyone interested in helping out with the following NHS sponsored volunteer events, please contact Mrs. Braukmann or Becca Rudquist for more information. Volunteer hours look great on college applications, resumes, and scholarship applications! Volunteer today!
April Animal Shelter Assistance

14. Happy Birthday this weekend to Iain Belgarde!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. The Boys Golf team finished 3rd – one stroke out of 2nd in their first Northern Pines Conference meet. Eastan Marleau led the team with a nice 42.

2. If you are interested in joining the bowling team for the 2010-2011 season, please sign up with Margie in the office.

3. Girls who did not sign up with Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for the spring meeting and still would like to play volleyball next season (Fall 2010) please see Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for information, calendar, camp info., and shoe order opportunity.

4. Events for today:
Track (V) at Virginia 2:15 p.m. Team released at 11:45 a.m.
Golf (V) at Grand Rapids 4:30 p.m. Team released at 2:45 p.m.
(Travis Croaker, Allison Deters, Michaela Herfindahl, Kolby Kruger, Eastan Marleau, Derick Mauser, Becca Rudquist, Emily Rudquist, Cole Serfling, Raylene Smith, Andrea Vickerman, and Hannah Villeneuve)

Event for Saturday:
DRHS Baseball Tournament 9:30 a.m.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. Paid Internship – Grand Village is looking for junior or senior students who are interested in pursuing health care careers to work full or part time at Grand Village as an intern. This position will pay $9.00 per hour (pending final grant approval). Application deadline in May 5th. See Mrs. Moll for application materials or more information.

3. $5000-$10,000 scholarship for seniors planning to major in a health care field. Application must be completed and submitted online. Go to www.Tylenol.com/scholarship for more information and to apply online. Application deadline is May 14, 2010. A Deer River student was awarded this scholarship in the past!

4. Leadership Summer Opportunity – People to People is sponsoring a variety of leadership summits. Cost ranges from $2295 to $3495 plus the cost of transportation. You must be nominated by DRHS to go. See Mrs. Moll if you are interested in being nominated for this summer opportunity. A limited number of scholarships are available from People to People.

5. Scholarship for seniors planning to major in Sports Medicine. MSHSL announces 2 $2500 scholarships for senior athletes planning to major in sports medicine. Deadline for application is May 15, 2010. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. Bass Lake Association Scholarship – seniors may apply. Deadline is April 30th. Requires that senior has a parent who owns property on Bass Lake or Little Bass Lake. Application materials are available in the counseling office.

7. Cosmetology Careers Unlimited – school visit day in Hibbing – Thursday at 6:00 pm. RSVP by email to staciem@coscareers.com

8. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Thursday, April 22nd

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday, April 28th, during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by next Tuesday.

2. It is that time again for students interested in going on an amazing trip. If you want to meet new people from around the United States, see historic sites, fly to Washington, D.C., and above all, have an experience of a lifetime, this might be something you would like to do. Any sophomores interested in Close-Up 2011 next year need to sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drott’s room.

3. If you have lost credit in one or more of your classes APPEAL FORMS ARE DUE BY THE END OF SCHOOL ON FRIDAY OR YOUR CREDIT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE REVOKED! If you need help filling out the form ask your parents, your advisory teacher, principal, or HRO.

4. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizen Prom, please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

5. The Forest Service is accepting Youth Conservation Corps job applications for the summer. Applications can be picked up in the High School Office and are due at the Deer River Ranger District by tomorrow!

6. Cut Foot Sioux is looking for a summer worker – dock work, general resort labor, landscaping, etc. Must be available on weekends and must have a valid driver’s license. Pay will be $7.00 per hour. Applications are available in the counseling office – deadline for application is April 28, 2010.

7. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

8. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

9. NHS members – stop by Mrs. Braukmann’s room a.s.a.p. to let her know if you will be able to attend the Animal Shelter on Saturday from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Also, ask your parents if they want to come to the animal shelter. We will be walking dogs and playing with both cats and dogs.

10. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) through next week, due to MCA testing.

11. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

12. Anyone interested in helping out with the following NHS sponsored volunteer events, please contact Mrs. Braukmann or Becca Rudquist for more information. Volunteer hours look great on college applications, resumes, and scholarship applications! Volunteer today!
April Animal Shelter Assistance

13. Happy Birthday Hannah Anthony!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. If you are interested in joining the bowling team for the 2010-2011 season, please sign up with Margie in the office.

2. Girls who did not sign up with Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for the spring meeting and still would like to play volleyball next season (Fall 2010) please see Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for information, calendar, camp info., and shoe order opportunity.

3. Events for today:
Track (JH) @ Deer River 4:00 p.m.
Girls Softball @ Mountain Iron-Buhl JH & Varsity @ 4:30 p.m. Team released at 2:00 p.m.
Golf (V) @ Cass Lake-Bena 4:45 p.m. Team released at 2:30 p.m.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. Paid Internship – Grand Village is looking for junior or senior students who are interested in pursuing health care careers to work full or part time at Grand Village as an intern. This position will pay $9.00 per hour (pending final grant approval). Application deadline in May 5th. See Mrs. Moll for application materials or more information.

3. $5000-$10,000 scholarship for seniors planning to major in a health care field. Application must be completed and submitted online. Go to www.Tylenol.com/scholarship for more information and to apply online. Application deadline is May 14, 2010. A Deer River student was awarded this scholarship in the past!

4. Leadership Summer Opportunity – People to People is sponsoring a variety of leadership summits. Cost ranges from $2295 to $3495 plus the cost of transportation. You must be nominated by DRHS to go. See Mrs. Moll if you are interested in being nominated for this summer opportunity. A limited number of scholarships are available from People to People.

5. Scholarship for seniors planning to major in Sports Medicine. MSHSL announces 2 $2500 scholarships for senior athletes planning to major in sports medicine. Deadline for application is May 15, 2010. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. Bass Lake Association Scholarship – seniors may apply. Deadline is April 30th. Requires that senior has a parent who owns property on Bass Lake or Little Bass Lake. Application materials are available in the counseling office.

7. Cosmetology Careers Unlimited – school visit day in Hibbing – Thursday at 6:00 pm. RSVP by email to staciem@coscareers.com

8. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Wednesday, April 21st

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday, April 28th, during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by Tuesday, April 27th.

2. There will be a Senior Class meeting today during advisory in Mr. Hermel’s room.

3. It is that time again for students interested in going on an amazing trip. If you want to meet new people from around the United States, see historic sites, fly to Washington, D.C., and above all, have an experience of a lifetime, this might be something you would like to do. Any sophomores interested in Close-Up 2011 next year need to sign up in the office or Mr. Drott’s door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drott’s room.

4. Congratulations to the 2010-11 Student Council! We expect great things from you next year!
8th grade – Alexis Stejskal, McKenzie Grossell, Marissa Latvala, Sarah Isaacs, Sofia Rajala, and Taylor Braford; 9th grade – Gina Schimek; 10th grade – Kevin Drotts, Noah Kaczor, and Jace Swanson; 11th grade – Carrie Renney, Cody Mickle, Cyle Jurvelin, Danielle Maki, Jack Carter, Madison Fritz, and Maija Erzar; 12th grade – Ginger Lund, Kari DeYoung, Raylene Smith, Travis Kane, and Travis Schultz.

5. If you have lost credit in one or more of your classes ALL APPEAL FORMS ARE DUE BY THE END OF SCHOOL ON FRIDAY OR YOUR CREDIT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE REVOKED! If you need help filling out the form ask your parents, your advisory teacher, principal or HRO.

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

7. There will be a Prom Committee meeting today during advisory in room 117.

8. Attention Sophomores- If you are interested in volunteering to help with the Senior Citizens Prom please sign up on the community education door, by Mr. Dahlberg’s classroom.

9. The Forest Service is accepting Youth Conservation Corps job applications for the summer. Applications can be picked up in the High School Office and are due at the Deer River Ranger District by Friday!

10. Cut Foot Sioux is looking for a summer worker – dock work, general resort labor, landscaping, etc. Must be available on weekends and must have a valid driver’s license. Pay will be $7.00 per hour. Applications are available in the counseling office – deadline for application is April 28, 2010

11. Yearbook sales will be during junior and senior high lunch hours today.

12. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 19th, 21st, 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

13. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

14. NHS members – stop by Mrs. Braukmann’s room a.s.a.p. to let her know if you will be able to attend the Animal Shelter on Saturday from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Also, ask your parents if they want to come to the animal shelter. We will be walking dogs and playing with both cats and dogs.

15. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) this week, due to MCA testing.

16. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

17. Anyone interested in helping out with the following NHS sponsored volunteer events, please contact Mrs. Braukmann or Becca Rudquist for more information. Volunteer hours look great on college applications, resumes, and scholarship applications! Volunteer today!
April Animal Shelter Assistance

18. Happy Birthday: Ginger Lund, Sophia Pehrson

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. If you are interested in joining the bowling team for the 2010-2011 season, please sign up with Margie in the office.

2. Girls who did not sign up with Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for the spring meeting and still would like to play volleyball next season (Fall 2010) please see Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for information, calendar, camp info., and shoe order opportunity.

3. Yesterday at the first Northern Pines Conference Golf meet the Deer River Warrior Ladies took 1st place out of the seven teams who played. Becca Rudquist lead the team and was the overall medalist. Way to go ladies!!

The War-Eagle track team competed against six other teams last night at the Deer River Warm-Up track meet with the girls coming in 4th over all and the boys taking second behind the newly combined teams of Greenway and Nashwauk-Keewatin. Deer River athletes who placed in last night’s meet were:
GIRLS:
100 M – Alex Vickerman – 4th
4X200 M Relay – 2nd – Danielle M, Alex V, Ann O, Kim V
4X100 M Relay – 2nd – Danielle M, Alex V, Kaylina P, Kim V
1600 M Relay – 2nd – Danielle M
1600 M Run – Kaila Juntenen 5th
300 M Hurdles – Ann Olson
800 M Run – Ashley Trout
4X400 M Relay – 3rd
Long Jump – Alex Vickerman 2nd; Mindy Drotts 6th
Pole Vault – Kim Velishek 1st
High Jump – Sophie Rajala 5th
Triple Jump – Danielle Maki 6th
Shot Put – Danielle Maki 6th
BOYS:
100 M – Devon Pehrson1st; Bill Haubrich 6th
4X200 M Relay – 1st – Devon P, Kevin D, Bill H
4X100 M Relay – 2nd – August M, Jace S, Bill H
1600 M Run – Cody Gustafson 4th
200 M Dash – Devon Pehrson 1st; Jace Swanson 5th; August Marleau 6th
3200 M Run – Cody Gustafson 3rd
Long Jump – Devon Pehrson 4th
Pole Vault – Kevin Drotts 1st
Shot Put – Jace Swanson 6th

Events for today:

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. Paid Internship – Grand Village is looking for junior or senior students who are interested in pursuing health care careers to work full or part time at Grand Village as an intern. This position will pay $9.00 per hour (pending final grant approval). Application deadline in May 5th. See Mrs. Moll for application materials or more information.

3. $5000-$10,000 scholarship for seniors planning to major in a health care field. Application must be completed and submitted online. Go to www.Tylenol.com/scholarship for more information and to apply online. Application deadline is May 14, 2010. A Deer River student was awarded this scholarship in the past!

4. Leadership Summer Opportunity – People to People is sponsoring a variety of leadership summits. Cost ranges from $2295 to $3495 plus the cost of transportation. You must be nominated by DRHS to go. See Mrs. Moll if you are interested in being nominated for this summer opportunity. A limited number of scholarships are available from People to People.

5. Scholarship for seniors planning to major in Sports Medicine. MSHSL announces 2 $2500 scholarships for senior athletes planning to major in sports medicine. Deadline for application is May 15, 2010. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. Bass Lake Association Scholarship – seniors may apply. Deadline is April 30th. Requires that senior has a parent who owns property on Bass Lake or Little Bass Lake. Application materials are available in the counseling office.

7. Cosmetology Careers Unlimited – school visit day in Hibbing – Thursday at 6:00 pm. RSVP by email to staciem@coscareers.com

8. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Tuesday, April 20th

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday, April 28th, during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by Tuesday, April 27th.

2. There will be a FCCLA meeting today during advisory in Mrs. Passeri’s room.

3. There will be a Senior Class meeting tomorrow during advisory in Mr. Hermel’s room.

4. Congratulations to the 2010-11 Student Council! We expect great things from you next year!
8th grade – Alexis Stejskal, McKenzie Grossell, Marissa Latvala, Sarah Isaacs, Sofia Rajala, and Taylor Braford; 9th grade – Gina Schimek; 10th grade – Kevin Drotts, Noah Kaczor, and Jace Swanson; 11th grade – Carrie Renney, Cody Mickle, Cyle Jurvelin, Danielle Maki, Jack Carter, Madison Fritz, and Maija Erzar; 12th grade – Ginger Lund, Kari DeYoung, Raylene Smith, Travis Kane, and Travis Schultz.

5. If you have lost credit in one or more of your classes ALL APPEAL FORMS ARE DUE BY THE END OF SCHOOL ON FRIDAY OR YOUR CREDIT WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE REVOKED! If you need help filling out the form ask your parents, your advisory teacher, principal or HRO.

6. It is that time again for students interested in going on an amazing trip. If you want to meet new people from around the United States, see historic sites, fly to Washington, D.C., and above all, have an experience of a lifetime, this might be something you would like to do. Any sophomores interested in Close-Up 2011 next year need to sign up in the office or Mr. Drotts’ door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up 2010 group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drotts’ Room.

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

8. There will be a Prom Committee meeting tomorrow during advisory in room 117.

9. The Forest Service is accepting Youth Conservation Corps job applications for the summer. Applications can be picked up in the High School Office and are due at the Deer River Ranger District by Friday!

10. Yearbook sales will be during junior and senior high lunch hours today.

11. Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 19th, 21st, 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

12. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

13. NHS members – stop by Mrs. Braukmann’s room a.s.a.p. to let her know if you will be able to attend the Animal Shelter on Saturday from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Also, ask your parents if they want to come to the animal shelter. We will be walking dogs and playing with both cats and dogs.

14. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) this week, due to MCA testing.

15. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

16. Anyone interested in helping out with the following NHS sponsored volunteer events, please contact Mrs. Braukmann or Becca Rudquist for more information. Volunteer hours look great on college applications, resumes, and scholarship applications! Volunteer today!
April Animal Shelter Assistance

17. Happy Birthday

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. If you are interested in joining the bowling team for the 2010-2011 season, please sign up with Margie in the office.

2. Girls who did not sign up with Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for the spring meeting and still would like to play volleyball next season (Fall 2010) please see Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for information, calendar, camp info., and shoe order opportunity.

3. The Warrior baseball team defeated Eveleth-Gilbert yesterday 12-1 in five innings. The Warriors scored seven times in the first inning en-route to their win. Kenny and Damon Benham led the hitters with three hits each. Damon had four RBI’s and Kenny three. Luke Benson and Cody Willis had two hits each. Travis Schultz had a two run double. Eythan Stangland gained his second pitching win of the year allowing just three hits and struck out six. One interesting stat, the Warriors didn’t walk a batter, had no errors defensively and didn’t have any strikeouts on offense.

Events for today: Track (varsity) meet@ Deer River , Girls Softball (varsity,Junior,B) @ Nashwauk-Keewatin please release students at 2.30 , Golf (varsity) @ Cass-Lake-Bena please release students at 2.30 (see list on email).

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. Paid Internship – Grand Village is looking for junior or senior students who are interested in pursuing health care careers to work full or part time at Grand Village as an intern. This position will pay $9.00 per hour (pending final grant approval). Application deadline in May 5th. See Mrs. Moll for application materials or more information.

3. $5000-$10,000 scholarship for seniors planning to major in a health care field. Application must be completed and submitted online. Go to www.Tylenol.com/scholarship for more information and to apply online. Application deadline is May 14, 2010. A Deer River student was awarded this scholarship in the past!

4. Leadership Summer Opportunity – People to People is sponsoring a variety of leadership summits. Cost ranges from $2295 to $3495 plus the cost of transportation. You must be nominated by DRHS to go. See Mrs. Moll if you are interested in being nominated for this summer opportunity. A limited number of scholarships are available from People to People.

5. Scholarship for seniors planning to major in Sports Medicine. MSHSL announces 2 $2500 scholarships for senior athletes planning to major in sports medicine. Deadline for application is May 15, 2010. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. Bass Lake Association Scholarship – seniors may apply. Deadline is April 30th. Requires that senior has a parent who owns property on Bass Lake or Little Bass Lake. Application materials are available in the counseling office.

7. Cosmetology Careers Unlimited – school visit day in Hibbing – Thursday at 6:00 pm. RSVP by email to staciem@coscareers.com

8. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Monday, April 19th

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday, April 28th, during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by Tuesday, April 27th.

2. There will be an 11th grade ETS meeting today during advisory in the Boys & Girls Club room.

3. It is that time again for students interested in going on an amazing trip. If you want to meet new people from around the United States, see historic sites, fly to Washington, D.C., and above all, have an experience of a lifetime, this might be something you would like to do. Any sophomores interested in Close-Up 2011 next year need to sign up in the office or Mr. Drotts’ door. If you have any questions just ask any of the students that went in the Close-Up 2010 group, Mrs. Felosi, or Mrs. Evans. We will be having a meeting on Monday, May 3rd, in Mr. Drotts’ Room.

4. Mrs. Spaeth’s “Blue Ticket” drawing will be held today during advisory.

5. The Forest Service is accepting Youth Conservation Corps job applications for the summer. Applications can be picked up in the High School Office and are due at the Deer River Ranger District by April 23rd!

6. Yearbook sales will be during junior and senior high lunch hours today and tomorrow.

7. There will be a FCCLA meeting tomorrow during advisory in Mrs. Passeri’s room.

8. There will be a Senior Class meeting tomorrow during advisory in Mr. Hermel’s room.

9. For the next three weeks, Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 19th, 21st, 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

10. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

11. NHS members – stop by Mrs. Braukmann’s room a.s.a.p. to let her know if you will be able to attend the Animal Shelter on Saturday from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Also, ask your parents if they want to come to the animal shelter. We will be walking dogs and playing with both cats and dogs.

12. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) this week, due to MCA testing.

13. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

14. Anyone interested in helping out with the following NHS sponsored volunteer events, please contact Mrs. Braukmann or Becca Rudquist for more information. Volunteer hours look great on college applications, resumes, and scholarship applications! Volunteer today!
April Animal Shelter Assistance

15. Happy Birthday Andrew Wakonabo!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. The Warrior baseball team played in the Dome Friday night but lost an exciting game to Roseau 9-8. Luke Benson led the Warrior hitting attack with a double, triple, and two RBI’s. Ty Vickerman, Kenny Benham, & Eythan Stangland also had two hits each. Travis Kane allowed only four earned runs in 4 2/3 innings of pitching. Eythan Stangland pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings. The B squad played Roseau in St. Cloud on Friday afternoon and defeated the Rams 11-6. Damon Benham and Eric Lind had two hits each. One of Eric’s was a triple. Jack Carter and Damon Benham combined pitching duties for the win.

2. If you are interested in joining the bowling team for the 2010-2011 season, please sign up with Margie in the office.

3. Girls who did not sign up with Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for the spring meeting and still would like to play volleyball next season (Fall 2010) please see Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for information, calendar, camp info., and shoe order opportunity.

4. Events for today:
Baseball at Eveleth-Gilbert JH @ 6:00 p.m. / Varsity @ 4:40 p.m.
(Team released at 2:00 p.m. See list on e-mail.)
Golf (JH) at Nevis 4:30 p.m. (Team released at 1:15 p.m. See list on e-mail.)
Golf (Varsity) at Coleraine 1:30 p.m. (Team released at 12:15 p.m. See list on e-mail.)
Softball (JH & Varsity) at Blackduck 5:00 p.m. (Team released at 3:00 p.m. See list on e-mail.)
Track (JH) at Nashwauk 4:00 p.m. (Team released at 2:15 p.m. See list on e-mail.)

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. Paid Internship – Grand Village is looking for junior or senior students who are interested in pursuing health care careers to work full or part time at Grand Village as an intern. This position will pay $9.00 per hour (pending final grant approval). Application deadline in May 5th. See Mrs. Moll for application materials or more information.

3. $5000-$10,000 scholarship for seniors planning to major in a health care field. Application must be completed and submitted online. Go to www.Tylenol.com/scholarship for more information and to apply online. Application deadline is May 14, 2010. A Deer River student was awarded this scholarship in the past!

4. Leadership Summer Opportunity – People to People is sponsoring a variety of leadership summits. Cost ranges from $2295 to $3495 plus the cost of transportation. You must be nominated by DRHS to go. See Mrs. Moll if you are interested in being nominated for this summer opportunity. A limited number of scholarships are available from People to People.

5. Scholarship for seniors planning to major in Sports Medicine. MSHSL announces 2 $2500 scholarships for senior athletes planning to major in sports medicine. Deadline for application is May 15, 2010. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. Bass Lake Association Scholarship – seniors may apply. Deadline is April 30th. Requires that senior has a parent who owns property on Bass Lake or Little Bass Lake. Application materials are available in the counseling office.

7. Cosmetology Careers Unlimited – school visit day in Hibbing – Thursday at 6:00 pm. RSVP by email to staciem@coscareers.com

8. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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Warrior Words
Friday, April 16th

1. Have you lettered & would like to buy a letter jacket? The salesman from Meca Sportswear will be here Wednesday, April 28th, during the junior high and senior high lunch hours. To meet with him, you must sign up with Margie in the office by Tuesday, April 27th.

2. There will be a Prom Committee meeting today during advisory.

3. There will be an 11th grade ETS meeting on Monday during advisory in the Boys & Girls Club room.

4. There will be a FCCLA meeting on Tuesday during advisory in Mrs. Passeri’s room.

5. There will be a Senior Class meeting on Tuesday during advisory.

6. Perfect attendance is posted on the High School counter.

7. For the next three weeks, Open Library will be on Monday and Wednesday nights, NOT the usual Tuesday and Thursday. The library will be open on April 19th, 21st, 26th, 28th, and May 3rd and 5th, and then will go back to Tuesday and Thursday.

8. Free enrollment to the Boys & Girls Club this month. Current club members are invited to renew their existing membership for FREE! Any interested students who are not members are encouraged to join at no cost!

9. Yearbooks will be on sale today during both lunch hours. The 2009 yearbook will also be on sale for $10.00.

10. Violation of skirt or short length will result in the student being sent home.

11. NHS members – stop by Mrs. Braukmann’s room a.s.a.p. to let her know if you will be able to attend the Animal Shelter tomorrow and April 24th from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. Also, ask your parents if they want to come to the animal shelter. We will be walking dogs and playing with both cats and dogs.

12. The Media Center will be closed during senior high lunch (12:16-12:42) through April 23, due to MCA testing.

13. Prom attendees: Jessica’s Bridal will be in the commons the Monday (May 9th) after prom to pick up tuxes.

14. Anyone interested in helping out with the following NHS sponsored volunteer events, please contact Mrs. Braukmann or Becca Rudquist for more information. Volunteer hours look great on college applications, resumes, and scholarship applications! Volunteer today!
April Animal Shelter Assistance

15. Happy Birthday Nick Reese!

Athletic/Activities Information:

1. The Warrior baseball team defeated the Mesabi East Giants at home last night by a score of 17-11. Kenny Benham led the Warriors in hitting going 3 for 5 with two doubles and two RBI’s. Eythan Stangland hit a two run home run in the second inning. Eythan had three RBI’s. Cole Knudson, Cody Willis and Damon Benham had two hits each. Cody Willis was the winning pitcher with relief help from Kenny Benham.

2. Tonight’s baseball game between Deer River and Roseau in the dome at 9:00 p.m. will be webcast at www.mnsportsnetwork.com

3. If you are interested in joining the bowling team for the 2010-2011 season, please sign up with Margie in the office.

4. Girls who did not sign up with Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for the spring meeting and still would like to play volleyball next season (Fall 2010) please see Mrs. Boyum-Erzar for information, calendar, camp info., and shoe order opportunity.

5. Events for today:
Baseball vs. Roseau at the Mall of America Dome at 9:00 p.m.

Saturday events:
Softball vs. Menahga 9:00 a.m.

Junior/Senior Information:

1. 11th grade students – FREE leadership academy! The Rotary Youth Leadership Academy would like to provide 1 DRHS Junior with the FREE chance of a life time to learn leadership skills and have some FUN at a FREE camp experience for youth leaders. This is a terrific, fun and FREE way to build your college and scholarship resume. See Mrs. Moll if you would like to be considered for this terrific FREE Leadership Academy.

2. Paid Internship – Grand Village is looking for junior or senior students who are interested in pursuing health care careers to work full or part time at Grand Village as an intern. This position will pay $9.00 per hour (pending final grant approval). Application deadline in May 5th. See Mrs. Moll for application materials or more information.

3. $5000-$10,000 scholarship for seniors planning to major in a health care field. Application must be completed and submitted online. Go to www.Tylenol.com/scholarship for more information and to apply online. Application deadline is May 14, 2010. A Deer River student was awarded this scholarship in the past!

4. Leadership Summer Opportunity – People to People is sponsoring a variety of leadership summits. Cost ranges from $2295 to $3495 plus the cost of transportation. You must be nominated by DRHS to go. See Mrs. Moll if you are interested in being nominated for this summer opportunity. A limited number of scholarships are available from People to People.

5. Scholarship for seniors planning to major in Sports Medicine. MSHSL announces 2 $2500 scholarships for senior athletes planning to major in sports medicine. Deadline for application is May 15, 2010. See Mrs. Moll for more information.

6. Bass Lake Association Scholarship – seniors may apply. Deadline is April 30th. Requires that senior has a parent who owns property on Bass Lake or Little Bass Lake. Application materials are available in the counseling office.

7. Cosmetology Careers Unlimited – school visit day in Hibbing – April 22nd at 6:00 pm. RSVP by email to staciem@coscareers.com

8. See Mrs. Moll for Scholarship information.

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