CHS ANNOUNCEMENTS

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CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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POWER MONDAY

• Only 2 more Late Start Mondays, May 4 and 11,
  school begins at 815, dont be late

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Yearbooks

• To order a yearbook, you must order with Mrs.
  Chessor, as yearbooks will not be sold at school
  until after Spring Day
• To place an ad in the yearbook, contact Ms.
  Chessor at debbiec3_at_wcs.edu.
• Price is 86 and checks made
• out to CHS

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RECYCLE

• Please do your part to recycle all items and put
  in the correct containers.

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BE THE CHANGE

• New Meeting Day Time
• Mondays after school
• Room 214

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GRADUATION

• 900 am at Allen Arena at Lipscomb University on
  May 23rd
• Rehearsal will be 900 am on May 22nd

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Seniors

• Please continue to provide Mrs. Smith with your
  scholarship information so we can have an
  account of how much money the class of 09 has
  been offered

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Graduation 2009 DVD

• Want something to help you remember the moment?
• Cost 20
• How Pre-order in Front Office
• Then pick them up a week or so after graduation
• Dont miss out on this great deal!!!!

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SENIORS

• There are a few seniors who have not paid their
  50 graduation fee
• Please make your check out to CHS and give to
  Mrs. Draiss in the Counseling Center
• Your fee covers cap gown, tassel, diploma and
  cover and a portion of the facilities expense

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Boys Soccer Schedule

• Thurs, 4/30 AWAY vs FHS, JV 500, V 700

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TRACK FIELD SCHEDULE

• April 30 _at_330 Hunters Lane
• May 1 _at_ 500 BA
• May 8,9 _at_ 330 Sub Sectional _at_
• BHS
• May 15 Time TBA Clarskville
• May 18 -22 _at_ MTSU State Championship

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FOOTBALL

• Practice resumes immediately after school for
  both JV and Varsity
• All incoming freshman zoned for CHS are invited
  to attend workouts and meet our coaches and
  players beginning March 3rd and continuing each
  Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 330pm

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CHS PHOTO CLUB

• All students are welcome to join and will meet
  every Tuesday from 245 to 415 in Ms. Chessors
  room 155

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WEIGHTS

• This is for anybody wishing to participate in
  football next year and who is not participating
  in a Winter/Spring Sport. Meet in the football
  locker room daily ready to lift at 250
• See Coach Matykiewicz

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GIRLS SOCCER

• Girls interested in playing high school soccer in
  2009, Weights will be Monday through Thursdays
  until further notice.
• See Coach Westover if you have questions

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Girls Soccer

• Attention Ladies!!!! Any girls interested in
  playing soccer at CHS this season need to come to
  a mandatory team meeting Wednesday April 29th at
  530pm in the MPR
• Parents and players are encouraged to attend

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BASEBALL

• Fri 5/1 District Tournament, TBA

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Library Hours

• Will be open Mondays and Thursdays from 500 pm
  to 800 pm

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Library Books

• Please return overdue library books as soon as
  possible
• The library doesnt charge late fees

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Student Council

• General Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7am in
  the MPR, all are welcome
• Prom Committee meets Wednesdays after school in
  room 114, all are welcome
• Executive Council meetings are Mondays at 7am in
  room 114
• Spring Day Committee will meet
• Thursdays in Room 114 after school

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Summer Drivers Ed

• Registration has begun for the summer classes
• Please contact Don Kirby at donk_at_wcs.edu for
  information or pick up registration forms in the
  front office

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CHS Softball Schedule

• 4/30 vs IHS Home 430 Sr. Night

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Boys Lacrosse

• 5/2 Quarter Finals
• 5/9 Finals

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Recycle Clothing

• Be the Change group under Mrs. McCarthys
  direction will be collecting gently used dress
  code attire from Seniors before they graduate CHS
  in May
• Please bring clean clothes on hangers

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Youth Sports Camps

• CHS will host various camps this summer during
  June and July
• For questions regarding these camps, please
  contact Bryan Burrell, Athletic Director, at
  bryanb1_at_wcs.edu

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2009 Soccer Camp

• Dates July 13-16
• Time 8am-12pm
• Instructors 2009 Lady Cougar Soccer Team
• Site CHS Soccer Fields
• Age Group 5-11 years olds
• Cost 80.00 (150 for 2 players)
• Camp Director Charles Westover, CHS Varsity
• Girls Soccer Coach

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2009 Volleyball Camp

• Camp Director Sharon Rhinehart, CHS Volleyball
  Coach
• Dates July 8-10, 2009
• Time 9am-12pm
• Instructors 2009 Lady Cougars Volleyball Team
• Cost 60
• Site CHS Gym Ages Entering 3-8 grades

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CHS Youth Football Camp

• Dates June 8th- June 12th
• Time 8am-12pm
• Instructors CHS Football Coaching Staff and
  Players
• Site CHS Football fields and gym
• Age Group 5-12 year olds
• Cost 100.00 per player (175 for 2 players)
• Camp Director Bryan Burrell, Athletic Director

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CHS Basketball Camp

• For boys and girls, grades 1-9
• In the CHS gym and directed Brian Kelly, CHS
  Head Basketball Coach
• July 13-16, 9am-12pm
• Cost 75 per person
• Free basketball and t-shirt
• Concessions available

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2009-2010 Athletic Passes

• Information will be sent out with the 3rd nine
  weeks report cards
• Price will 150 per family and this will admit
  all immediate family members into any CHS
  Athletic Event FREE of charge.
• If you sign up before May 15th, youll receive a
  CHS Coaches shirt, a 30 value
• Dont miss out on the convenience privilege of
  having a Cougar Athletic Pass

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SPRING DAY - MAY 15

• Anyone interested in performing this year needs
  to go by Ms. Bivins room, 114, to pick up an
  application
• They are due by Friday, May 8th
• See Mrs. Hodges if you are interested in having a
  fundraiser

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Prom Dresses

• If you need help in getting a prom dress this
  year, stop by and see either Mrs. McCarthy in
  room 214 or Mrs. Odom in room 240

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State Math Contest

• Contest was held at David Lipscomb University
• Tiago Costa 1st place Pre-Calculus
• Barrett Roudabush 10th place Statistics
• Glenna Massey 10th place Geometry
• CHS also had several other students place in the
  top 25 in each division were proud of all our
  students and thank you for allowing these
  students to take part in this event

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Confiscated Items

• If you havent served a detention for a
  confiscated item such as cell phone, i-pod, MP3
  player, calculator or a PSP, please do so soon,
  as once school is over, all items will be donated
  to a charity

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JTG State Conference

• TJ Steele placed 4th in Public Speaking
• Abby Benson placed 1st in Consumer Vocab
• Mrs. Odom was awarded the State of TN Above and
  Beyond Clara Theus Award
• Congratulations one and all!

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GOLF

• Golf tryouts will be July 20 and July 21 at 4pm
  at Forrest Crossing Golf Course
• You must have a current physical (performed after
  May 1st of this year) in order to tryout
• Bring the physical to tryouts on July 20th or
  already have it on file with the school

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Boys Soccer

• Congratulations to the Boys soccer team with
  their 2-1 win over Ravenwood
• Ravenwood was ranked 1 in the sate and top 20 in
  the US by most reports
• Congrats to Coach Pollock and the boys

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Skills USA

• CHS wins at Skills USA
• 3rd place Job Interview Senior Emily Wilson,
  Bronze Medal
• 1st place Video Product Juniors Trevor
  Hyssong and Zach Park, Gold Medal
• 1st place TV Video Production Juniors Marc
  Torrence and Morgan Gregory, Gold Medal

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continuation

• 1st place Technical Drafting Senior Tyler
  Wink, Gold Medal
• 1st place Quiz Bowl Team Seniors Susie
  Aurora, Kate LeMay, Matt Parker, Beth Smith,
  Jordan Truby, Gold Medal
• Gold Medalists go on to National Competition in
  Kansas City, MO in June
• Thanks to Dawn Marek, Tim Sawyer and Connie Watson

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PROM

• Juniors and Seniors dont forget to buy your prom
  tickets during lunch for 50
• Tickets to the Moonlight Masquerade will be sold
  until Friday, May 1st.

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Theater Department

• Our small but mighty team of 4 Anna-Mari Tervo,
  Savannah McIntyre, Matt Parker and Paul Berger
  represented CHS in an outstanding way on Saturday
  at the State Tournament Congratulations to
  all!!!!
• Savannah 6th place Costume Design
• Paul 4th place Solo Acting
• Matt State Champion in Set Design

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Habitat for Humanity

• Is sponsoring another non-dress code shirt day
  this Thursday, 4/30
• Buy your wrist band at lunch for 2 and then wear
  it along with your favorite spring shirt to
  school on Thursday shirts must have sleeves and
  cannot contain any offensive language or images

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BE THE CHANGE

• Clothing Drive during 5th period
• The class that brings in the most clothing wins a
  pizza party on May 14th
• Help our fellow Cougars and donate today!

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SPRING CHORALCONCERT

• Featuring Concert Choir, Womens Choir and
  Beginning Mixed Choir
• Tuesday, May 5th, 2009, at First Presbyterian
  Church in Franklin (corner of MacHatcher and
  Franklin Road) at 700pm
• Director Felicia Barber
• Accompanist Will Berger

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BAND CONCERT

• Featuring Concert Band, Jazz Band and Percussion
  Ensemble
• Thursday, April 30th, 2009 at 700pm in the Multi
  Purpose Room
• Final Performance of the Year, the Franklin Rodeo
  Parade, Saturday, May 9th at 11am parade steps
  off at noon