GENERAL

Attention Juniors & Seniors – The junior class will be selling Prom tickets until April 18; the Friday before Prom.  If for some reason you are having trouble saving the money required to go, please come down and talk to Mr. Bongard as soon as possible.  There may be some creative ways to solve this dilemma.  You have to see him to take care of the issue though.  Thank you – Mr. Bongard.

 

Please have your After-Prom contract/pledge sheet in to Mr. Bongard by Monday, 4/14 by 3:00pm – no later!

 

Attention all students – Pull out last year’s prom dresses and pick up your tux early for prom and get dressed up for an evening out.  The Lake City Student Council will be presenting the 3^rd annual Senior A-Oscar Night.  The evening will include announcements of winners in prestigious categories such as Biggest Gossip and Worst Car among others.  There will also be singing performances from students of all grades.  Senior Oscar night will be Wednesday, April 16 at 7:00pm.  The cost is $2.00.

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Mrs. Richardson has some new Scholarship applications:

1 – Bohning Company Ltd. Is offering a $1000 and a $250 scholarship to HS Seniors and college students who meet at least one of the following criteria –

            1.  Is or has an immediate family member currently working for the Bohning Company.

            2.  Is pursuing a degree in Physical Science.

            Application Deadline is May 16.

2 – The Rotary Club of Cadillac is offering scholarships to local seniors who have been accepted into an accredited, post-secondary institution.  THIS APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 15.          

3 – The Falmouth Cooperative is offering scholarships to students interested in pursuing an Agricultural career.  APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 25

4 – The Missaukee County Farm Bureau/Bonnie Burkett Scholarship Fund is offering scholarship money to seniors who have family members who are involved w/ Farm Bureau and who are pursuing an agriculture-related program after high school.  Application deadline is May 1^st, 2008.

5 – Kirtland Community College is accepting applications for the 08-09 school year.  If you are planning on attending Kirtland, pick up an application from Mrs. Richardson.

6 – Delta Upsilon is offering scholarships to students attending the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor campus) for the 08-09 school year.  Application deadline is May 16^th, 2008.

 

New and current CTC students – If you have not filled out the new enrollment form, you must do so ASAP.  You can pick them up from the table in Mrs. Richardson’s office.                                                                          

10^th and 11^th graders – There is an opportunity for 20 students to go on Manufacturing Tours of some of the larger manufacturers in Cadillac.  You will get to see all aspects of these companies such as line work, clerical, sales, engineering, laboratory, and management.  This is a great opportunity to see what is available for great careers in our area.  If you are interested in going, sign up on the sheet on the table in Mrs. Richardson’s office.  The tours will be on Tuesday, May 13^th, all day.  Lunch will be provided.  Deadline to sign up is May 1^st.  Only 20 slots are available on a first come basis.

   

SPORTS

All Baseball & Softball Games for today have been cancelled.  There will be no JV baseball, JV & Varsity softball practices.

 

There will be a volleyball open gym this Sunday, April 13^th from 4-6, in the High School gym.

 

NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Attention all students – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.  Repeat – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.

 

Students – Beginning next Monday, 4/14, Houghton Street will be closed off at the M-55 corner because of the road construction.  Please plan to take an alternate route during those few days.  Also, remember that you may not walk toward M-55 before/after school or during lunch.  Juniors and Seniors who choose to leave the building at lunch may only travel south toward the downtown area.

GENERAL

Attention Juniors & Seniors – The junior class will be selling Prom tickets until April 18; the Friday before Prom.  If for some reason you are having trouble saving the money required to go, please come down and talk to Mr. Bongard as soon as possible.  There may be some creative ways to solve this dilemma.  You have to see him to take care of the issue though.  Thank you – Mr. Bongard.

 

Please have your After-Prom contract/pledge sheet in to Mr. Bongard by Monday, 4/14 by 3:00pm – no later!

 

Attention all students – Pull out last year’s prom dresses and pick up your tux early for prom and get dressed up for an evening out.  The Lake City Student Council will be presenting the 3^rd annual Senior A-Oscar Night.  The evening will include announcements of winners in prestigious categories such as Biggest Gossip and Worst Car among others.  There will also be singing performances from students of all grades.  Senior Oscar night will be Wednesday, April 16 at 7:00pm.  The cost is $2.00.

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Mrs. Richardson has some new Scholarship applications:

1 – Bohning Company Ltd. Is offering a $1000 and a $250 scholarship to HS Seniors and college students who meet at least one of the following criteria –

            1.  Is or has an immediate family member currently working for the Bohning Company.

            2.  Is pursuing a degree in Physical Science.

            Application Deadline is May 16.

2 – The Rotary Club of Cadillac is offering scholarships to local seniors who have been accepted into an accredited, post-secondary institution.  THIS APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 15.          

3 – The Falmouth Cooperative is offering scholarships to students interested in pursuing an Agricultural career.  APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 25

 

New and current CTC students – If you have not filled out the new enrollment form, you must do so ASAP.  You can pick them up from the table in Mrs. Richardson’s office.                                                                                

SPORTS

JV & Varsity Baseball/Softball games will be played at Lake City today.  The varsity teams will play one game beginning at 4:00pm.  The JV teams will play after the varsity game at approximately 5:30.  All varsity softball and baseball players need to be dismissed at 3:00pm today.  Games start at 4:00.  Be on the field by 3:15 and be ready to start warm-up.

 

Varsity Track – Away – Houghton Lake – 4:30 – Bus departs 3:05 – Athletes dismissed 2:50

 

Attention Track Athletes – Cookie orders will be delivered today.  Stop by Mr. Fossitt’s class this afternoon to pick up your orders.

 

There will be a volleyball open gym this Sunday, April 13^th from 4-6, in the High School gym.

 

NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Attention all students – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.  Repeat – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.

 

Students – Beginning next Monday, 4/14, Houghton Street will be closed off at the M-55 corner because of the road construction.  Please plan to take an alternate route during those few days.  Also, remember that you may not walk toward M-55 before/after school or during lunch.  Juniors and Seniors who choose to leave the building at lunch may only travel south toward the downtown area.

There will be an NHS meeting tomorrow morning at 7:56 A.M. in Ms. Bernier's room.  If you are not able to attend, you need to talk to Ms. Bernier.

GENERAL

 

Attention Juniors & Seniors – The junior class will be selling Prom tickets until April 18; the Friday before Prom.  If for some reason you are having trouble saving the money required to go, please come down and talk to Mr. Bongard as soon as possible.  There may be some creative ways to solve this dilemma.  You have to see him to take care of the issue though.  Thank you – Mr. Bongard.

 

Prom committee meeting today after school in Mr. Bongard’s room.  Let’s make it real short so everyone can be at practice on time.

 

Varsity Club meeting at 12:15 today.  It is very important that you be there – the bus times for Sunday have changed.

 

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

 

Mrs. Richardson has some new Scholarship applications:

 

1 – Bohning Company Ltd. Is offering a $1000 and a $250 scholarship to HS Seniors and college students who meet at least one of the following criteria –

            1.  Is or has an immediate family member currently working for the Bohning Company.

            2.  Is pursuing a degree in Physical Science.

            Application Deadline is May 16.

 

2 – The Rotary Club of  Cadillac is offering scholarships to local seniors who have been accepted into an accredited, post-secondary institution.  THIS APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 15.

           

 

3 – The Falmouth Cooperative is offering scholarships to students interested in pursuing an Agricultural career.  APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 25                                                                                

 

 

SPORTS

 

There will be a volleyball open gym this Sunday, April 13^th from 4-6, in the High School gym.

 

Check out the athletic wall pocket for information regarding local 3 on 3 tournaments.

 

 

NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL

 

Attention all students – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.  Repeat – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.

 

Students – you may not walk toward M-55 before/after school or during lunch.  Juniors and Seniors who choose to leave the building at lunch may only travel south toward the downtown area. 

 

 

GENERAL

Attention Juniors & Seniors – The junior class will be selling Prom tickets until April 18; the Friday before Prom.  If for some reason you are having trouble saving the money required to go, please come down and talk to Mr. Bongard as soon as possible.  There may be some creative ways to solve this dilemma.  You have to see him to take care of the issue though.  Thank you – Mr. Bongard.

 

Attention Student Council – full council meeting Wednesday morning at 7:45 a.m.

 

Prom committee meeting tomorrow after school in Mr. Bongard’s room.  Let’s make it real short so everyone can be at practice on time.

 

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Mrs. Richardson has some new Scholarship applications:

 

1 – Bohning Company Ltd. Is offering a $1000 and a $250 scholarship to HS Seniors and college students who meet at least one of the following criteria –

            1.  Is or has an immediate family member currently working for the Bohning Company.

            2.  Is pursuing a degree in Physical Science.

            Application Deadline is May 16.

 

2 – The Rotary Club of  Cadillac is offering scholarships to local seniors who have been accepted into an accredited, post-secondary institution.  THIS APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 15.

           

 

3 – The Falmouth Cooperative is offering scholarships to students interested in pursuing an Agricultural career.  APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 25                                                                                

 

See Mrs. Richardson for copies of the applications.

 

 

SPORTS

There will be a volleyball open gym this Sunday, April 13^th from 4-6, in the High School gym.

 

Check out the athletic wall pocket for information regarding local 3 on 3 tournaments.

 

Attention Softball & Baseball athletes – The JV softball and baseball games with Harrison for today have been cancelled.  The varsity softball and baseball games will be played at Harrison.  Bus departs at 2:20.  Athletes dismissed at 2:05.

 

 

NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Attention all students – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.  Repeat – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.

 

Students – you may not walk toward M-55 before/after school or during lunch.  Juniors and Seniors who choose to leave the building at lunch may only travel south toward the downtown area. 

 

 

GENERAL

Attention Juniors & Seniors – The junior class will be selling Prom tickets until April 18; the Friday before Prom.  If for some reason you are having trouble saving the money required to go, please come down and talk to Mr. Bongard as soon as possible.  There may be some creative ways to solve this dilemma.  You have to see him to take care of the issue though.  Thank you – Mr. Bongard

 

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

 

 

SPORTS

Attention Spring Sports Athletes – Please remember that pictures will be taken today after school.  Please report to your respective fields.  Golf pictures will be taken at the course.

 

There will be a volleyball open gym this Sunday, April 13^th from 4-6, in the High School gym.

 

Check out the athletic wall pocket for information regarding local 3 on 3 tournaments.

 

Attention Softball & Baseball athletes – The JV Softball and Baseball games with Harrison for tomorrow have been cancelled.  The Varsity Softball and Baseball games will be played at Harrison.  Bus departs at 2:20.  Athletes dismissed at 2:05.

 

 

NOTES FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Attention all students – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.  Repeat – NO food is allowed out of the cafeteria.

 

Students – you may not walk toward M-55 before/after school or during lunch.  Juniors and Seniors who choose to leave the building at lunch may only travel south toward the downtown area. 

 

 

GENERAL

The Cadillac Footliters Junior Players are offering a six week workshop to students age 8-18.  The workshop will introduce youth to theatre by focusing on character development, costumes and props, set design, lights and sound effects, make-up, musical theatre and then putting it all together in a short skit for family and friends.  If you’re interested in participating, please pick up a brochure in Mrs. Richardson’s office.

 

The Junior class will be selling Prom tickets at lunch today.  Please pay attention when you buy the tickets.  Timberwolf Lake Lodge has some additional information they require for each person attending Prom.  After-prom packets may be picked up at the same time.

 

Attention Seniors – If you are interested in attending the Annual Governor’s Breakfast April 9 and you have not talked with Mr. Smith be sure to do so by the end of the day.

 

This is the last week to purchase a 2008 yearbook.  If you have not purchased one, please see a yearbook student ASAP!  They are $35.  You can pay $20 now and $15 when they come in.

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Scholarship applications are available from the Wexford-Missaukee Professional Federation.  Applicants must be able to get a sponsorship from a member who will write a letter on their behalf.  Members include ISD and CTC personnel.  See Mrs. Richardson for an application.  They are due by May 1^st.

 

NEXT YEAR CTC STUDENTS – CTC has a new enrollment form that needs to be filled out for ALL new and 2^nd year students.  You can pick them up at Mrs. Richardson’s office.  Fill them out and return to Mrs. Richardson ASAP.

 

10^th and 11^th graders – CTC is changing their Robotics program to include other concentrations.  The new program will be called Electrical Occupations and will include electronics, wiring, robotics, and automation.  See Mrs. Richardson if you are interested.

 

Seniors – if you are planning on attending Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship opportunity.

 

Seniors – If you are interested in going in to some type of Environmental Science program, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship application from the Friendly Garden Club.  There are many fields that fall under this scholarship, so stop in and see if you might qualify.

 

SPORTS

Attention Spring Sports Athletes – Please remember that pictures will be taken on Monday, April 7, the day you return from spring break.

 

 

GENERAL

The Cadillac Footliters Junior Players are offering a six week workshop to students age 8-18.  The workshop will introduce youth to theatre by focusing on character development, costumes and props, set design, lights and sound effects, make-up, musical theatre and then putting it all together in a short skit for family and friends.  If you’re interested in participating, please pick up a brochure in Mrs. Richardson’s office.

 

The Junior class will be selling Prom tickets at lunch until spring break.  Please pay attention when you buy the tickets.  Timberwolf Lake Lodge has some additional information they require for each person attending Prom.  After-prom packets may be picked up at the same time.

 

Any senior interested in attending the Annual Governor’s Breakfast April 9 see Mr. Smith before Spring Break.

 

This is the last week to purchase a 2008 yearbook.  If you have not purchased one, please see a yearbook student ASAP!  They are $35.  You can pay $20 now and $15 when they come in.

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Scholarship applications are available from the Wexford-Missaukee Professional Federation.  Applicants must be able to get a sponsorship from a member who will write a letter on their behalf.  Members include ISD and CTC personnel.  See Mrs. Richardson for an application.  They are due by May 1^st.

 

NEXT YEAR CTC STUDENTS – CTC has a new enrollment form that needs to be filled out for ALL new and 2^nd year students.  You can pick them up at Mrs. Richardson’s office.  Fill them out and return to Mrs. Richardson ASAP.

 

10^th and 11^th graders – CTC is changing their Robotics program to include other concentrations.  The new program will be called Electrical Occupations and will include electronics, wiring, robotics, and automation.  See Mrs. Richardson if you are interested.

 

Seniors – if you are planning on attending Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship opportunity.

 

Seniors – If you are interested in going in to some type of Environmental Science program, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship application from the Friendly Garden Club.  There are many fields that fall under this scholarship, so stop in and see if you might qualify.

 

SPORTS

Attention Spring Sports Athletes – Please remember that pictures will be taken April 7, the day you return from spring break.

 

 

GENERAL

The Cadillac Footliters Junior Players are offering a six week workshop to students age 8-18.  The workshop will introduce youth to theatre by focusing on character development, costumes and props, set design, lights and sound effects, make-up, musical theatre and then putting it all together in a short skit for family and friends.  If you’re interested in participating, please pick up a brochure in Mrs. Richardson’s office.

 

The Junior class will be selling Prom tickets at lunch until spring break.  Please pay attention when you buy the tickets.  Timberwolf Lake Lodge has some additional information they require for each person attending Prom.  After-prom packets may be picked up at the same time.

 

NHSers – You have a meeting tomorrow morning, Thursday, 3/27 in Ms. Bernier’s room at 7:56am.  If you are not going to be able to make it, you need to see Ms. Bernier.

 

Any senior interested in attending the Annual Governor’s Breakfast April 9 see Mr. Smith before Spring Break.

 

Students on the Health and Wellness Committee and Reproductive Health Committee meet with Mrs.  Peterson tomorrow, Thursday, 3/27 at 8:15 a.m. in her room.

 

This is the last week to purchase a 2008 yearbook.  If you have not purchased one, please see a yearbook student ASAP!  They are $35.  You can pay $20 now and $15 when they come in.

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Scholarship applications are available from the Wexford-Missaukee Professional Federation.  Applicants must be able to get a sponsorship from a member who will write a letter on their behalf.  Members include ISD and CTC personnel.  See Mrs. Richardson for an application.  They are due by May 1^st.

 

NEXT YEAR CTC STUDENTS – CTC has a new enrollment form that needs to be filled out for ALL new and 2^nd year students.  You can pick them up at Mrs. Richardson’s office.  Fill them out and return to Mrs. Richardson ASAP.

 

10^th and 11^th graders – CTC is changing their Robotics program to include other concentrations.  The new program will be called Electrical Occupations and will include electronics, wiring, robotics, and automation.  See Mrs. Richardson if you are interested.

 

Seniors – if you are planning on attending Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship opportunity.

 

Seniors – If you are interested in going in to some type of Environmental Science program, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship application from the Friendly Garden Club.  There are many fields that fall under this scholarship, so stop in and see if you might qualify.

 

SPORTS

Boys & Girls Varsity Track – Away – CMU – 4:00 – Bus departs at 1:45 – Athletes dismissed at 1:30

 

 

 

GENERAL

The Cadillac Footliters Junior Players are offering a six week workshop to students age 8-18.  The workshop will introduce youth to theatre by focusing on character development, costumes and props, set design, lights and sound effects, make-up, musical theatre and then putting it all together in a short skit for family and friends.  If you’re interested in participating, please pick up a brochure in Mrs. Richardson’s office.

 

The Junior class will be selling Prom tickets at lunch until spring break.  Please pay attention when you buy the tickets.  Timberwolf Lake Lodge has some additional information they require for each person attending Prom.  After-prom packets may be picked up at the same time.

 

Any senior interested in attending the Annual Governor’s Breakfast April 9 see Mr. Smith before Spring Break.

 

Students on the Health and Wellness Committee and Reproductive Health Committee meet with Mrs.  Peterson Thursday, 3/27 at 8:15 a.m. in her room.

 

Attention Senior Oscar Night committee – You have a meeting tomorrow, 3/26 at 7:45am in Mrs. VanderBrook’s room.

 

This is the last week to purchase a 2008 yearbook.  If you have not purchased one, please see a yearbook student ASAP!  They are $35.  You can pay $20 now and $15 when they come in.

 

 

COUNSELOR’S CORNER

Scholarship applications are available from the Wexford-Missaukee Professional Federation.  Applicants must be able to get a sponsorship from a member who will write a letter on their behalf.  Members include ISD and CTC personnel.  See Mrs. Richardson for an application.  They are due by May 1^st.

 

NEXT YEAR CTC STUDENTS – CTC has a new enrollment form that needs to be filled out for ALL new and 2^nd year students.  You can pick them up at Mrs. Richardson’s office.  Fill them out and return to Mrs. Richardson ASAP.

 

10^th and 11^th graders – CTC is changing their Robotics program to include other concentrations.  The new program will be called Electrical Occupations and will include electronics, wiring, robotics, and automation.  See Mrs. Richardson if you are interested.

 

Seniors – if you are planning on attending Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship opportunity.

 

Seniors – If you are interested in going in to some type of Environmental Science program, see Mrs. Richardson for a scholarship application from the Friendly Garden Club.  There are many fields that fall under this scholarship, so stop in and see if you might qualify.

 

 

SPORTS