General Announcements
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
AVOID THE LINES!! What Lines? The Homecoming BBQ lines! That’s right- Homecoming BBQ! Next Wednesday the annual homecoming BBQ will take place! Meet us at the south entrance during lunch. Avoid the lines- Pre Purchase BBQ tickets for $3.00 in the DECA Store. Need a sweet treat? Ice Cream will be available for a $1.00 the day of. Come show your spirit!
Do you love candy?? Would you like to be lost in a world of candy? Well, this year’s homecoming theme is Candyland and it’s going to be sweet! Homecoming week starts next Monday with Black and White dress up day for the royalty assembly. Tuesday will be decades day so dress in your favorite 60’s 70’s or 80’s clothes. Wednesday is SUPER HERO day. Thursday will be Western Day so get your cowboy hats and boots out. Friday is the ultimate Class Color Day for the big pep assembly.
Along with the dress up days, we have the homecoming talent show this Friday at 7:00pm
On Wednesday, Oct. 5th we invite everyone to come out to the bonfire at 7:30pm on the baseball field.
On Friday, Oct. 7th, our Warriors will play Louis Palmer at 7:00 at LPS.
Come see the PARADE on Saturday morning Oct. 8th at 10:00am. And of course, that night is the dance. The dance goes from 8-11pm and it will be held in the large gym. The West gym entrances will be used this year. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria all next week during lunches. Buy them in advance for $10.00 or wait and pay $15.00 at the door.
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE WEEK OF ACTIVITIES!!
Are you interested in competing for your class at the Pep Assembly? The Tug of War and the one and only Centipede races will once again take place. Students need to sign up next week during lunch hours on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. Routh. Fall athletes may not participate in these events. The Pep Assembly is on Friday , Oct. 7th.
FBLA members don’t forget to turn in your forms and dues TODAY. Extra form packets are available in the business office. See Ms Moots if you have any questions.
Seniors: the Post Grad Center is offering an event, College Admission-Fact and Fiction, for you and your parents on Saturday, October 1st, from 9-11AM. Speakers will give short presentations followed by a question-and-answer session.
There are MANY out-of-state college reps here at AHS this week and next week.
Please check the college calendar in the Guidance Center and sign up if you are interested in finding out more about a particular college.
Need some scholarship money for college? See the Post Graduate Center for information about 4 different scholarships from Western State College of Colorado, the University of LaVerne Computer Science or Math Scholarship, the Wells Fargo Scholarship Sweepstakes, and the Boston University Trustee Scholars Program.
Retakes on school pictures will be NEXT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5. If you don't claim your pictures you won't know if you need a retake. Pictures are in E8, in the hallway across from the theater. Get them before and after school and at lunch.
Hey Warriors! Here is an important announcement regarding all of the awesome locker tags that you have in our halls. . . In an effort to keep our halls spirited yet neat and free of litter, we are asking that you remove all locker tags from the outside of your lockers and place them inside once the week of the event has passed. If they are not removed, staff will be taking them down for you following the week of your special game or activity. We take pride in all of our athletics and activities, and feel the locker tags play an important role in creating positive school spirit. Thank you for your cooperation on this effort.
Good luck to all members of the Warrior Marching Band who will be performing at tomorrow’s New Friendship Cup Band Competition. Arapahoe performs in Prelims at 3:45pm at Douglas County Stadium. There will be 28 bands in competition, with the top 12 advancing to the evening finals. Good luck Warrior Band!!
The Dry Creek Dixie Dawgs will be performing in the Summit Jazz Festival on Sunday, October 2nd. We will perform at 10am, and the professional jazz groups will continue until 3pm. The Summit Jazz Festival will take place at 4 Points by Sheraton (I-25 and Hampden). Hope to see you there!
Athletics-
The boys Varsity soccer team defeated Ponderosa yesterday by a score of 1 – 0. Jeremy Hayes assisted the lone goal scored by Chris Madigan.
Friday, September 30, 2005
Thursday, September 29, 2005
September 29, 2005
General Announcements
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office. The Deadline is Friday September 30th, 2005.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting today, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
Remember that the mandatory rehearsal for the Homecoming Talent Show is TODAY after school at 2:30pm in the theater. All acts must show up and be there on time! Fiday, plan on being here at 4:30pm for the parent showing at 5:00pm. Thanks to all acts for being so cooperative- this is going to be a great show!
FBLA members don’t forget to turn in your forms and dues by this FRIDAY. Extra form packets are available in the business office. See Ms Moots if you have any questions.
Seniors: the Post Grad Center is offering an event, College Admission-Fact and Fiction, for you and your parents on Saturday, October 1st, from 9-11AM. Speakers will give short presentations followed by a question-and-answer session.
Leadership and volunteer opportunities are plentiful! Stop in the Post Grad Center to find out more.
Retakes on school pictures will be NEXT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5. If you don't claim your pictures you won't know if you need a retake. Pictures are in E8, in the hallway across from the theater. Get them before and after school and at lunch.
Hey DECA members, there is a mandatory meeting today, September 29th. Come enjoy free pizza, meet your officers, and learn what’s currently going on with DECA!
AVOID THE LINES!! What Lines? The Homecoming BBQ lines! That’s right- Homecoming BBQ! Next Wednesday the annual homecoming BBQ will take place! Meet us at the south entrance during lunch. Avoid the lines- Pre Purchase BBQ tickets for $3.00 in the DECA Store. Need a sweet treat? Ice Cream will be available for a $1.00 the day of. Come show your spirit!
Do you love candy?? Would you like to be lost in a world of candy? Well, this year’s homecoming theme is Candyland and it’s going to be sweet! Homecoming week starts next Monday with Black and White dress up day for the royalty assembly. Tuesday will be decades day so dress in your favorite 60’s 70’s or 80’s clothes. Wednesday is SUPER HERO day. Thursday will be Western Day so get your cowboy hats and boots out. Friday is the ultimate Class Color Day for the big pep assembly.
Along with the dress up days, we have the homecoming talent show this Friday at 7:00pm
On Wednesday, Oct. 5th we invite everyone to come out to the bonfire at 7:30pm on the baseball field.
On Friday, Oct. 7th, our Warriors will play Louis Palmer at 7:00 at LPS.
Come see the PARADE on Saturday morning Oct. 8th at 10:00am. And of course, that night is the dance. The dance goes from 8-11pm and it will be held in the large gym. The West gym entrances will be used this year. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria all next week during lunches. Buy them in advance for $10.00 or wait and pay $15.00 at the door.
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE WEEK OF ACTIVITIES!!
Hey Warriors! Here is an important announcement regarding all of the awesome locker tags that you have in our halls. . . In an effort to keep our halls spirited yet neat and free of litter, we are asking that you remove all locker tags from the outside of your lockers and place them inside once the week of the event has passed. If they are not removed, staff will be taking them down for you following the week of your special game or activity. We take pride in all of our athletics and activities, and feel the locker tags play an important role in creating positive school spirit. Thank you for your cooperation on this effort.
Are you interested in competing for your class at the Pep Assembly? The Tug of War and the one and only Centipede races will once again take place. Students need to sign up next week during lunch hours on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. Routh. Fall athletes may not participate in these events. The Pep Assembly is on Friday , Oct. 7th.
Athletics-
The open gym for boys basketball will be today after school at 2:30 instead of 6:00. There is a home football game at 7:30.
Congratulations to golfers Zane Nuttall, Ben Sauer, David Holtgrewe and Nich Davis who finished 1st place out of 22 teams at a J.V. Invitational at Thorncreek. Zane Nuttell’s 77 was the lowest score out of
the 88 participants.
Attention all varsity softball players. Today’s practice will begin at 2:45 and end at 4:30.
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
French Club Members! Don’t forget the French Club Dinner today, September 29! We will meet in the east parking lot at 5:30 p.m. You MUST pick up “Permission to Ride” or “Permission to Drive Forms” from the World Languages Office.
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money today because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! Today, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Attention all Culture Club Members. We will be learning about the Vikings and where they came from and what they did. So don’t forget your dues and t-shirt payment this club meeting in room C-20 after school, today, September 29th. See you all there!
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office. The Deadline is Friday September 30th, 2005.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting today, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
Remember that the mandatory rehearsal for the Homecoming Talent Show is TODAY after school at 2:30pm in the theater. All acts must show up and be there on time! Fiday, plan on being here at 4:30pm for the parent showing at 5:00pm. Thanks to all acts for being so cooperative- this is going to be a great show!
FBLA members don’t forget to turn in your forms and dues by this FRIDAY. Extra form packets are available in the business office. See Ms Moots if you have any questions.
Seniors: the Post Grad Center is offering an event, College Admission-Fact and Fiction, for you and your parents on Saturday, October 1st, from 9-11AM. Speakers will give short presentations followed by a question-and-answer session.
Leadership and volunteer opportunities are plentiful! Stop in the Post Grad Center to find out more.
Retakes on school pictures will be NEXT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5. If you don't claim your pictures you won't know if you need a retake. Pictures are in E8, in the hallway across from the theater. Get them before and after school and at lunch.
Hey DECA members, there is a mandatory meeting today, September 29th. Come enjoy free pizza, meet your officers, and learn what’s currently going on with DECA!
AVOID THE LINES!! What Lines? The Homecoming BBQ lines! That’s right- Homecoming BBQ! Next Wednesday the annual homecoming BBQ will take place! Meet us at the south entrance during lunch. Avoid the lines- Pre Purchase BBQ tickets for $3.00 in the DECA Store. Need a sweet treat? Ice Cream will be available for a $1.00 the day of. Come show your spirit!
Do you love candy?? Would you like to be lost in a world of candy? Well, this year’s homecoming theme is Candyland and it’s going to be sweet! Homecoming week starts next Monday with Black and White dress up day for the royalty assembly. Tuesday will be decades day so dress in your favorite 60’s 70’s or 80’s clothes. Wednesday is SUPER HERO day. Thursday will be Western Day so get your cowboy hats and boots out. Friday is the ultimate Class Color Day for the big pep assembly.
Along with the dress up days, we have the homecoming talent show this Friday at 7:00pm
On Wednesday, Oct. 5th we invite everyone to come out to the bonfire at 7:30pm on the baseball field.
On Friday, Oct. 7th, our Warriors will play Louis Palmer at 7:00 at LPS.
Come see the PARADE on Saturday morning Oct. 8th at 10:00am. And of course, that night is the dance. The dance goes from 8-11pm and it will be held in the large gym. The West gym entrances will be used this year. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria all next week during lunches. Buy them in advance for $10.00 or wait and pay $15.00 at the door.
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE WEEK OF ACTIVITIES!!
Hey Warriors! Here is an important announcement regarding all of the awesome locker tags that you have in our halls. . . In an effort to keep our halls spirited yet neat and free of litter, we are asking that you remove all locker tags from the outside of your lockers and place them inside once the week of the event has passed. If they are not removed, staff will be taking them down for you following the week of your special game or activity. We take pride in all of our athletics and activities, and feel the locker tags play an important role in creating positive school spirit. Thank you for your cooperation on this effort.
Are you interested in competing for your class at the Pep Assembly? The Tug of War and the one and only Centipede races will once again take place. Students need to sign up next week during lunch hours on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. Routh. Fall athletes may not participate in these events. The Pep Assembly is on Friday , Oct. 7th.
Athletics-
The open gym for boys basketball will be today after school at 2:30 instead of 6:00. There is a home football game at 7:30.
Congratulations to golfers Zane Nuttall, Ben Sauer, David Holtgrewe and Nich Davis who finished 1st place out of 22 teams at a J.V. Invitational at Thorncreek. Zane Nuttell’s 77 was the lowest score out of
the 88 participants.
Attention all varsity softball players. Today’s practice will begin at 2:45 and end at 4:30.
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
French Club Members! Don’t forget the French Club Dinner today, September 29! We will meet in the east parking lot at 5:30 p.m. You MUST pick up “Permission to Ride” or “Permission to Drive Forms” from the World Languages Office.
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money today because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! Today, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Attention all Culture Club Members. We will be learning about the Vikings and where they came from and what they did. So don’t forget your dues and t-shirt payment this club meeting in room C-20 after school, today, September 29th. See you all there!
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
September 28, 2005
General Announcements
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office. The Deadline is Friday September 30th, 2005.
Attention Students: The library will be closed today during 6th hour and after school. If you need to utilize the library please try to do so before we close. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting today, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting Thursday, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
FBLA members don’t forget to turn in your forms and dues by this FRIDAY. Extra form packets are available in the business office. See Ms Moots if you have any questions.
Seniors: the Post Grad Center is offering an event, College Admission-Fact and Fiction, for you and your parents on Saturday, October 1st, from 9-11AM. Speakers will give short presentations followed by a question-and-answer session.
Leadership and volunteer opportunities are plentiful! Stop in the Post Grad Center to find out more.
Retakes on school pictures will be NEXT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5. If you don't claim your pictures you won't know if you need a retake. Pictures are in E8, in the hallway across from the theater. Get them before and after school and at lunch.
Hey DECA members, there is a mandatory meeting this Thursday, September 29th. Come enjoy free pizza, meet your officers, and learn what’s currently going on with DECA!
AVOID THE LINES!! What Lines? The Homecoming BBQ lines! That’s right- Homecoming BBQ! Next Wednesday the annual homecoming BBQ will take place! Meet us at the south entrance during lunch. Avoid the lines- Pre Purchase BBQ tickets for $3.00 in the DECA Store. Need a sweet treat? Ice Cream will be available for a $1.00 the day of. Come show your spirit!
Do you love candy?? Would you like to be lost in a world of candy? Well, this years homecoming theme is Candyland and it’s going to be sweet! Homecoming week starts next Monday with Black and White dress up day for the royalty assembly. Tuesday will be decades day so dress in your favorite 60’s 70’s or 80’s clothes. Wednesday is SUPER HERO day. Thursday will be Western Day so get your cowboy hats and boots out. Friday is the ultimate Class Color Day for the big pep assembly.
Along with the dress up days, we have the homecoming talent show this Friday at 7:00pm
On Wednesday, Oct. 5th we invite everyone to come out to the bonfire at 7:30pm on the baseball field.
On Friday, Oct. 7th, our Warriors will play Louis Palmer at 7:00 at LPS.
Come see the PARADE on Saturday morning Oct. 8th at 10:00am. And of course, that night is the dance. The dance goes from 8-11pm and it will be held in the large gym. The West gym entrances will be used this year. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria all next week during lunches. Buy them in advance for $10.00 or wait and pay $15.00 at the door.
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE WEEK OF ACTIVITIES!!
Athletics-
Attention all senior girl’s swimmers and divers. There will be a very important “senior” meeting in the tiered classroom near the main office. The meeting will be today, Sept. 28th, at 2:25. If you cannot attend, see Coach Richmond.
Congratulations to the Varsity Girls’ softball for their two wins this week, beating Gateway 16 to 0 and Rangeview 3 to 0. The lady warriors were lead by Carrie Rubida in the Gateway win with 10 strike-outs. Leading the team to victory against Rangeview was Suzanne Chang, Danielle Archuleta and Carrie Rubida with two hits each. Way to go ladies!
The Boys JV Tennis team defeated Littleton yesterday by a score of 4-2.
Winning for the Warriors were: Matt and Ryan Beckett; Nick Sebesta and Roy Teng; Matt Shaw and Alex Henze; Jeff Gunnell and Doug Bui. Our last match of the season is tomorrow at Highlands Ranch. The varsity tennis match against Littleton was not completed due to the weather.
Varsity Volleyball earned a huge league victory last night over Mountain Vista. The Warriors battled through five games, winning game 5, 15-13.
The Warriors were lead by Rachel Stemper's 11 kills, Cassy Hanneman's 42 assists, and great defense by Kim Goodwin and the rest of the team. Good luck tomorrow night against Chaparral.
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
College reps here at AHS this week:
Today: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
French Club Members! Don’t forget the French Club Dinner on Thursday, September 29! We will meet in the east parking lot at 5:30 p.m. You MUST pick up “Permission to Ride” or “Permission to Drive Forms” from the World Languages Office.
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money tomorrow because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! This Thursday, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Drama Club meeting is at 2:20 today. in the Green room, E15. Don't miss it. Everyone is welcome.
Attention Young Democrats, there will be a meeting at 2:45 today in room C-6 to prepare for the next debate.
Attention all Culture Club Members. We will be learning about the Vikings and where they came from and what they did. So don’t forget your dues and t-shirt payment this club meeting in room C-20 after school, Thursday, September 29th. See you all there!
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office. The Deadline is Friday September 30th, 2005.
Attention Students: The library will be closed today during 6th hour and after school. If you need to utilize the library please try to do so before we close. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting today, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting Thursday, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
FBLA members don’t forget to turn in your forms and dues by this FRIDAY. Extra form packets are available in the business office. See Ms Moots if you have any questions.
Seniors: the Post Grad Center is offering an event, College Admission-Fact and Fiction, for you and your parents on Saturday, October 1st, from 9-11AM. Speakers will give short presentations followed by a question-and-answer session.
Leadership and volunteer opportunities are plentiful! Stop in the Post Grad Center to find out more.
Retakes on school pictures will be NEXT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5. If you don't claim your pictures you won't know if you need a retake. Pictures are in E8, in the hallway across from the theater. Get them before and after school and at lunch.
Hey DECA members, there is a mandatory meeting this Thursday, September 29th. Come enjoy free pizza, meet your officers, and learn what’s currently going on with DECA!
AVOID THE LINES!! What Lines? The Homecoming BBQ lines! That’s right- Homecoming BBQ! Next Wednesday the annual homecoming BBQ will take place! Meet us at the south entrance during lunch. Avoid the lines- Pre Purchase BBQ tickets for $3.00 in the DECA Store. Need a sweet treat? Ice Cream will be available for a $1.00 the day of. Come show your spirit!
Do you love candy?? Would you like to be lost in a world of candy? Well, this years homecoming theme is Candyland and it’s going to be sweet! Homecoming week starts next Monday with Black and White dress up day for the royalty assembly. Tuesday will be decades day so dress in your favorite 60’s 70’s or 80’s clothes. Wednesday is SUPER HERO day. Thursday will be Western Day so get your cowboy hats and boots out. Friday is the ultimate Class Color Day for the big pep assembly.
Along with the dress up days, we have the homecoming talent show this Friday at 7:00pm
On Wednesday, Oct. 5th we invite everyone to come out to the bonfire at 7:30pm on the baseball field.
On Friday, Oct. 7th, our Warriors will play Louis Palmer at 7:00 at LPS.
Come see the PARADE on Saturday morning Oct. 8th at 10:00am. And of course, that night is the dance. The dance goes from 8-11pm and it will be held in the large gym. The West gym entrances will be used this year. Tickets will be on sale in the cafeteria all next week during lunches. Buy them in advance for $10.00 or wait and pay $15.00 at the door.
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE WEEK OF ACTIVITIES!!
Athletics-
Attention all senior girl’s swimmers and divers. There will be a very important “senior” meeting in the tiered classroom near the main office. The meeting will be today, Sept. 28th, at 2:25. If you cannot attend, see Coach Richmond.
Congratulations to the Varsity Girls’ softball for their two wins this week, beating Gateway 16 to 0 and Rangeview 3 to 0. The lady warriors were lead by Carrie Rubida in the Gateway win with 10 strike-outs. Leading the team to victory against Rangeview was Suzanne Chang, Danielle Archuleta and Carrie Rubida with two hits each. Way to go ladies!
The Boys JV Tennis team defeated Littleton yesterday by a score of 4-2.
Winning for the Warriors were: Matt and Ryan Beckett; Nick Sebesta and Roy Teng; Matt Shaw and Alex Henze; Jeff Gunnell and Doug Bui. Our last match of the season is tomorrow at Highlands Ranch. The varsity tennis match against Littleton was not completed due to the weather.
Varsity Volleyball earned a huge league victory last night over Mountain Vista. The Warriors battled through five games, winning game 5, 15-13.
The Warriors were lead by Rachel Stemper's 11 kills, Cassy Hanneman's 42 assists, and great defense by Kim Goodwin and the rest of the team. Good luck tomorrow night against Chaparral.
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
College reps here at AHS this week:
Today: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
French Club Members! Don’t forget the French Club Dinner on Thursday, September 29! We will meet in the east parking lot at 5:30 p.m. You MUST pick up “Permission to Ride” or “Permission to Drive Forms” from the World Languages Office.
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money tomorrow because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! This Thursday, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Drama Club meeting is at 2:20 today. in the Green room, E15. Don't miss it. Everyone is welcome.
Attention Young Democrats, there will be a meeting at 2:45 today in room C-6 to prepare for the next debate.
Attention all Culture Club Members. We will be learning about the Vikings and where they came from and what they did. So don’t forget your dues and t-shirt payment this club meeting in room C-20 after school, Thursday, September 29th. See you all there!
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
September 27, 2005
General Announcements
Attention Students: This coming Wednesday, Sept. 28th the library will be closed 6th hour and after school. If you need to utilize the library please try to do so before we close. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as an FCCLA officers for 2005-2006.
Kristina Cahill – Co-President
Emily Nonko – Co-President
Stephanie Joe – V.P. of Documentation
Chad Van Selus – V.P. of Conferences and Competitions
Candace Knutson – V.P. of Membership
Chelsea Reagan – V.P. of Communication
Lisa Portlock – V.P. of Community Service
Sebastian Hoover – V.P. of Fundraising
Please stop by and talk to Mrs. Rains today or tomorrow to discuss a date for an officer meeting.
Congratulation!
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting Wednesday, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting Thursday, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
Athletics-
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting today, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
The JV softball team notched its 4th victory over Rangeview High School by a score of 10 to 8. It was the perfect team effort. Defensive highlights included a double play by Lindsey Hess and Rachel Hirsh and all of the last 3 outs to end the game were achieved by Lauren Leonard. Offensive highlights included an RBI by Natalia Svoboda and 2 RBIs each by Rachel Hirsh and Analisa Avila. Come support us at our next home game this Friday.
Attention all senior girl’s swimmers and divers. There will be a very important “senior” meeting in the tiered classroom near the main office. The meeting will being on Wednesday, Sept. 28th, at 2:25. If you cannot attend, see Coach Richmond
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Hey Seniors, don’t forget to check the Post Graduate Center or the AHS website for Scholarships.
Here are just a few:
Montana University
Colorado Alumni Scholarship Knox College
White Rose Scholarship
Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Coca-Cola Scholars
Horatio Alger
Washington University in St. Louis
Outstanding Students of America
College reps here at AHS this week:
Today: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing at 9:30; CalArts at 10:00; PennState at 10:30; U.S. Military Academy-West Point at 11:30.
Wednesday: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
Arapahoe Bowlers beware! Please come and join the weekly fun bowling at the Littleton Lanes. Be there at 2:45pm every Wednesday. For any questions please see Dr. Godwin in the Guidance Office. See you there!!
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money tomorrow because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! This Thursday, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Congratulations to the following new Muse leaders for the 2005-2006 publication year:
Our managing editors are Maryn Lewallen and Kit Kramer
Poetry editor: Sean Kenney
Art editor: Deanna Lund
Fiction editor: Sara Bibb
Congratulations also to Josh Rody, our Layout director,
Sara Paliga & Becca Rothkopf, publicity directors,
and Alyssa Williams & Jeremy Leadem, submissions directors.
Don’t forget everyone, we are a-musing again tomorrow, Wednesday, the 28th, in C-17 after school!
Drama Club meeting is at 2:20 Wed. in the Green room, E15. Don't miss it. Everyone is welcome.
Attention Young Democrats, there will be a meeting at 2:45 tomorrow in room C-6 to prepare for the next debate.
Attention Students: This coming Wednesday, Sept. 28th the library will be closed 6th hour and after school. If you need to utilize the library please try to do so before we close. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as an FCCLA officers for 2005-2006.
Kristina Cahill – Co-President
Emily Nonko – Co-President
Stephanie Joe – V.P. of Documentation
Chad Van Selus – V.P. of Conferences and Competitions
Candace Knutson – V.P. of Membership
Chelsea Reagan – V.P. of Communication
Lisa Portlock – V.P. of Community Service
Sebastian Hoover – V.P. of Fundraising
Please stop by and talk to Mrs. Rains today or tomorrow to discuss a date for an officer meeting.
Congratulation!
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting Wednesday, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting Thursday, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
Athletics-
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting today, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
The JV softball team notched its 4th victory over Rangeview High School by a score of 10 to 8. It was the perfect team effort. Defensive highlights included a double play by Lindsey Hess and Rachel Hirsh and all of the last 3 outs to end the game were achieved by Lauren Leonard. Offensive highlights included an RBI by Natalia Svoboda and 2 RBIs each by Rachel Hirsh and Analisa Avila. Come support us at our next home game this Friday.
Attention all senior girl’s swimmers and divers. There will be a very important “senior” meeting in the tiered classroom near the main office. The meeting will being on Wednesday, Sept. 28th, at 2:25. If you cannot attend, see Coach Richmond
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Hey Seniors, don’t forget to check the Post Graduate Center or the AHS website for Scholarships.
Here are just a few:
Montana University
Colorado Alumni Scholarship Knox College
White Rose Scholarship
Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Coca-Cola Scholars
Horatio Alger
Washington University in St. Louis
Outstanding Students of America
College reps here at AHS this week:
Today: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing at 9:30; CalArts at 10:00; PennState at 10:30; U.S. Military Academy-West Point at 11:30.
Wednesday: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
Arapahoe Bowlers beware! Please come and join the weekly fun bowling at the Littleton Lanes. Be there at 2:45pm every Wednesday. For any questions please see Dr. Godwin in the Guidance Office. See you there!!
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money tomorrow because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! This Thursday, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Congratulations to the following new Muse leaders for the 2005-2006 publication year:
Our managing editors are Maryn Lewallen and Kit Kramer
Poetry editor: Sean Kenney
Art editor: Deanna Lund
Fiction editor: Sara Bibb
Congratulations also to Josh Rody, our Layout director,
Sara Paliga & Becca Rothkopf, publicity directors,
and Alyssa Williams & Jeremy Leadem, submissions directors.
Don’t forget everyone, we are a-musing again tomorrow, Wednesday, the 28th, in C-17 after school!
Drama Club meeting is at 2:20 Wed. in the Green room, E15. Don't miss it. Everyone is welcome.
Attention Young Democrats, there will be a meeting at 2:45 tomorrow in room C-6 to prepare for the next debate.
September 27, 2005
General Announcements
Attention Students: This coming Wednesday, Sept. 28th the library will be closed 6th hour and after school. If you need to utilize the library please try to do so before we close. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as an FCCLA officers for 2005-2006.
Kristina Cahill – Co-President
Emily Nonko – Co-President
Stephanie Joe – V.P. of Documentation
Chad Van Selus – V.P. of Conferences and Competitions
Candace Knutson – V.P. of Membership
Chelsea Reagan – V.P. of Communication
Lisa Portlock – V.P. of Community Service
Sebastian Hoover – V.P. of Fundraising
Please stop by and talk to Mrs. Rains today or tomorrow to discuss a date for an officer meeting.
Congratulation!
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting Wednesday, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting Thursday, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
Athletics-
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting today, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
The JV softball team notched its 4th victory over Rangeview High School by a score of 10 to 8. It was the perfect team effort. Defensive highlights included a double play by Lindsey Hess and Rachel Hirsh and all of the last 3 outs to end the game were achieved by Lauren Leonard. Offensive highlights included an RBI by Natalia Svoboda and 2 RBIs each by Rachel Hirsh and Analisa Avila. Come support us at our next home game this Friday.
Attention all senior girl’s swimmers and divers. There will be a very important “senior” meeting in the tiered classroom near the main office. The meeting will being on Wednesday, Sept. 28th, at 2:25. If you cannot attend, see Coach Richmond
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Hey Seniors, don’t forget to check the Post Graduate Center or the AHS website for Scholarships.
Here are just a few:
Montana University
Colorado Alumni Scholarship Knox College
White Rose Scholarship
Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Coca-Cola Scholars
Horatio Alger
Washington University in St. Louis
Outstanding Students of America
College reps here at AHS this week:
Today: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing at 9:30; CalArts at 10:00; PennState at 10:30; U.S. Military Academy-West Point at 11:30.
Wednesday: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
Arapahoe Bowlers beware! Please come and join the weekly fun bowling at the Littleton Lanes. Be there at 2:45pm every Wednesday. For any questions please see Dr. Godwin in the Guidance Office. See you there!!
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money tomorrow because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! This Thursday, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Congratulations to the following new Muse leaders for the 2005-2006 publication year:
Our managing editors are Maryn Lewallen and Kit Kramer
Poetry editor: Sean Kenney
Art editor: Deanna Lund
Fiction editor: Sara Bibb
Congratulations also to Josh Rody, our Layout director,
Sara Paliga & Becca Rothkopf, publicity directors,
and Alyssa Williams & Jeremy Leadem, submissions directors.
Don’t forget everyone, we are a-musing again tomorrow, Wednesday, the 28th, in C-17 after school!
Drama Club meeting is at 2:20 Wed. in the Green room, E15. Don't miss it. Everyone is welcome.
Attention Young Democrats, there will be a meeting at 2:45 tomorrow in room C-6 to prepare for the next debate.
FIELD TRIP LIST OF STUDENTS
Please excuse the following students for a field trip to In-House/AHS Band Room Clinic w/CSU Director of Bands, Dr. Steven Moore on Tuesday (date) November 1, 2005 from hour 4th, or 6th periods.
Subject scheduling field trip Band
Field Trip Teacher Ed Cannava
NAMES
4th Period 6th Period
Freshman Junior
James, Alex Foley, Ryan
Gamache, Will
Sophomore McKoy, Josh
Flaum, Dustin
Mackelburger, Josh
Norris, Billy
Turner, Bryce
Junior
Nelson, Ben
FIELD TRIP LIST OF STUDENTS
Please excuse the following students for a field trip to Sandip Burman Indian Percussionist/Jazz Quartet Clinic/Concert (In-House/Theater) on Wednesday October 12, 2005 from 3rd only Period 3.
Subject scheduling field trip Band
Field Trip Teacher Ed Cannava
Names
Freshman Sophomore (Cont) Juniors (Cont)
Barton, Alyssa Mumblo. Steven Miller, Gabrielle
Brown, Melanie Morgan, Emily Nelson, Ben
Culp, David Norris, Billy Norris, Billy
James, Alex Pierce, Carissa Richey, Emily
Wolfson, Lisa Piker, Chase Schiff, Alex
Shaheen, Sam Sommer, Aaron
Sophomore Shaw, Todd Steinberg, David
Bolton Lizzie Sotwick, Lyndsey Stephanie, James
Cassara, Katie Steinberg, Roxy Wickwar, Mike
Cullen, Matthew Tetley, David
Dunda, Chelsea Turner, Bryce Seniors
Edwards, Kelly Walberg, Stefan Bickel, Amy
Egan, Sean Walker, Zachary Cameron, Katherine
Ellis, David Wieber, Nick Cassara, Bobby
Hendry, Marielle Wilson, Michael Dwyer, Katie
Flaum, Dustin Foley, Ryan Gilliam, Shea
Fons, Matthew Juniors Gutman, Mark
Foyle, Alex Berres, Steve James, Jenna
Garties, Josh Carley, Ellie Martin, Emily
Haller, Abbe Case, Sean Mitchell, Peter
Hargreaves, Michael Crandell, Colton Rausch, Amy
Jones, Kevin Gamache, Will Steinberg, Alex
Keables, Kevin Gonder, Jillian Vella, Josh
Kilbarger, Jake Haskins, Lizzie Verges, Emmanuel
Liljegren, Jaime Henton, Jeff Wood, Dan
Logan, Emily James, Stephanie
Lyon, Eddie Kearns, Patrick
Mackelburger, Josh Leak, Brian
Major, Lisa McKoy, Josh
Attention Students: This coming Wednesday, Sept. 28th the library will be closed 6th hour and after school. If you need to utilize the library please try to do so before we close. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as an FCCLA officers for 2005-2006.
Kristina Cahill – Co-President
Emily Nonko – Co-President
Stephanie Joe – V.P. of Documentation
Chad Van Selus – V.P. of Conferences and Competitions
Candace Knutson – V.P. of Membership
Chelsea Reagan – V.P. of Communication
Lisa Portlock – V.P. of Community Service
Sebastian Hoover – V.P. of Fundraising
Please stop by and talk to Mrs. Rains today or tomorrow to discuss a date for an officer meeting.
Congratulation!
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting Wednesday, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Don't be left out at the Homecoming Pep Assembly! Come and buy your Homecoming t-shirts for $5.00 in the cafeteria starting Thursday, September 29th thru Thursday, October 6th. T-shirts will be sold at both lunches. Remember: freshmen wear black, sophomores yellow, juniors green and seniors blue!
The Homecoming talent show is this Friday, September 30! That’s right folks, this FRIDAY! This year’s show features 2 class skits, guitars, singing and dancing galore! The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and are being sold at lunch all this week. Be there to kick off Homecoming 2005.
Athletics-
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting today, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
The JV softball team notched its 4th victory over Rangeview High School by a score of 10 to 8. It was the perfect team effort. Defensive highlights included a double play by Lindsey Hess and Rachel Hirsh and all of the last 3 outs to end the game were achieved by Lauren Leonard. Offensive highlights included an RBI by Natalia Svoboda and 2 RBIs each by Rachel Hirsh and Analisa Avila. Come support us at our next home game this Friday.
Attention all senior girl’s swimmers and divers. There will be a very important “senior” meeting in the tiered classroom near the main office. The meeting will being on Wednesday, Sept. 28th, at 2:25. If you cannot attend, see Coach Richmond
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Hey Seniors, don’t forget to check the Post Graduate Center or the AHS website for Scholarships.
Here are just a few:
Montana University
Colorado Alumni Scholarship Knox College
White Rose Scholarship
Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Coca-Cola Scholars
Horatio Alger
Washington University in St. Louis
Outstanding Students of America
College reps here at AHS this week:
Today: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing at 9:30; CalArts at 10:00; PennState at 10:30; U.S. Military Academy-West Point at 11:30.
Wednesday: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
Arapahoe Bowlers beware! Please come and join the weekly fun bowling at the Littleton Lanes. Be there at 2:45pm every Wednesday. For any questions please see Dr. Godwin in the Guidance Office. See you there!!
Attention all Pride Tribe members: Our shirts are in but many of you have not paid. Bring your money tomorrow because if you signed up you have to pay.
Hey Everyone! This Thursday, we have another meeting for CSJC, community service just ‘cause, in room C19. We’re planning several upcoming events and possibly another trip to the animal shelter. Snacks will be provided at this meeting, and remember it’s not too late to join.
Congratulations to the following new Muse leaders for the 2005-2006 publication year:
Our managing editors are Maryn Lewallen and Kit Kramer
Poetry editor: Sean Kenney
Art editor: Deanna Lund
Fiction editor: Sara Bibb
Congratulations also to Josh Rody, our Layout director,
Sara Paliga & Becca Rothkopf, publicity directors,
and Alyssa Williams & Jeremy Leadem, submissions directors.
Don’t forget everyone, we are a-musing again tomorrow, Wednesday, the 28th, in C-17 after school!
Drama Club meeting is at 2:20 Wed. in the Green room, E15. Don't miss it. Everyone is welcome.
Attention Young Democrats, there will be a meeting at 2:45 tomorrow in room C-6 to prepare for the next debate.
FIELD TRIP LIST OF STUDENTS
Please excuse the following students for a field trip to In-House/AHS Band Room Clinic w/CSU Director of Bands, Dr. Steven Moore on Tuesday (date) November 1, 2005 from hour 4th, or 6th periods.
Subject scheduling field trip Band
Field Trip Teacher Ed Cannava
NAMES
4th Period 6th Period
Freshman Junior
James, Alex Foley, Ryan
Gamache, Will
Sophomore McKoy, Josh
Flaum, Dustin
Mackelburger, Josh
Norris, Billy
Turner, Bryce
Junior
Nelson, Ben
FIELD TRIP LIST OF STUDENTS
Please excuse the following students for a field trip to Sandip Burman Indian Percussionist/Jazz Quartet Clinic/Concert (In-House/Theater) on Wednesday October 12, 2005 from 3rd only Period 3.
Subject scheduling field trip Band
Field Trip Teacher Ed Cannava
Names
Freshman Sophomore (Cont) Juniors (Cont)
Barton, Alyssa Mumblo. Steven Miller, Gabrielle
Brown, Melanie Morgan, Emily Nelson, Ben
Culp, David Norris, Billy Norris, Billy
James, Alex Pierce, Carissa Richey, Emily
Wolfson, Lisa Piker, Chase Schiff, Alex
Shaheen, Sam Sommer, Aaron
Sophomore Shaw, Todd Steinberg, David
Bolton Lizzie Sotwick, Lyndsey Stephanie, James
Cassara, Katie Steinberg, Roxy Wickwar, Mike
Cullen, Matthew Tetley, David
Dunda, Chelsea Turner, Bryce Seniors
Edwards, Kelly Walberg, Stefan Bickel, Amy
Egan, Sean Walker, Zachary Cameron, Katherine
Ellis, David Wieber, Nick Cassara, Bobby
Hendry, Marielle Wilson, Michael Dwyer, Katie
Flaum, Dustin Foley, Ryan Gilliam, Shea
Fons, Matthew Juniors Gutman, Mark
Foyle, Alex Berres, Steve James, Jenna
Garties, Josh Carley, Ellie Martin, Emily
Haller, Abbe Case, Sean Mitchell, Peter
Hargreaves, Michael Crandell, Colton Rausch, Amy
Jones, Kevin Gamache, Will Steinberg, Alex
Keables, Kevin Gonder, Jillian Vella, Josh
Kilbarger, Jake Haskins, Lizzie Verges, Emmanuel
Liljegren, Jaime Henton, Jeff Wood, Dan
Logan, Emily James, Stephanie
Lyon, Eddie Kearns, Patrick
Mackelburger, Josh Leak, Brian
Major, Lisa McKoy, Josh
Monday, September 26, 2005
September 26, 2005
General Announcements
Students who are participating in extracurricular activities after school should be aware that all exterior doors, except the East, West and North cafeteria doors will be locked at 3:30 pm.
All students must have their ID’s at all times during the school day and at all school events.
Just a reminder to get your completed Race for the Cure registration forms back to Key Club by today’s meeting after school.
FBLA Members. We will be meeting after school today in S1. Come hear about upcoming projects and get some free food. Remember your forms and dues need to be turned in by Friday.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as an FCCLA officer for 2005-2006.
Kristina Cahill – Co-President
Emily Nonko – Co-President
Stephanie Joe – V.P. of Documentation
Chad Van Selus – V.P. of Conferences and Competitions
Candace Knutson – V.P. of Membership
Chelsea Reagan – V.P. of Communication
Lisa Portlock – V.P. of Community Service
Sebastian Hoover – V.P. of Fundraising
Please stop by and talk to Mrs. Rains today or tomorrow to discuss a date for an officer meeting.
Congratulation!
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting Wednesday, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Athletics-
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting on Tuesday, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
Attention all Wild Warrior Women! There is a mandatory meeting today, September 26, right after school at 2:20 in room N6. You must bring your $10.00 for the homecoming t-shirts. We will be discussing and finalizing
Congratulations to all members of the Warrior Marching Band for making Arapahoe history on Saturday, at the Pomona Marching Festival!! Out of the 25 competing Marching Bands, Arapahoe placed first in 5A, and second overall out of all classifications!!! At prelims, the Warrior Band got a 74.43, just 2 points away from last year's state score!!! The band placed first in Music, General Effect, and Percussion. At finals, Arapahoe scored a 73.74, just slightly under 2 points from last year's state score!! The Warrior Band placed first in Music, Visual General Effect, and Percussion. Arapahoe also placed second in Overall General Effect and Color Guard. Way to go Warrior Band!!!!!
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Attention Chess Players! Remember to come to chess practice after school on Tuesday, Sept. 27th. See you in the Enrichment Room at 2:30 pm.
Hey Seniors, don’t forget to check the Post Graduate Center or the AHS website for Scholarships.
Here are just a few:
NROTC Scholarship for Juniors and Seniors
Amigo and Amigo Transfer Scholarship
Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation is seeking applications from students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership and commitment to community.
Horatio Alger Association is seeking applications from students who demonstrate integrity, perseverance in overcoming adversity, strength of character and have a financial need.
Washington University in St. Louis is offering the Danforth Scholarship for students who exhibit a capacity for service and leadership, as well as academic excellence. Deadline for applications is October 15, 2005.
College reps here at AHS this week:
Monday: Metro State at 9:30 am; Arizona State at 11:30 and Cornish College of the Arts at 11:30.
Tuesday: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing at 9:30; CalArts at 10:00; PennState at 10:30; U.S. Military Academy-West Point at 11:30.
Wednesday: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
ATTENTION ALL ART CLUB MEMBERS!!!! We are working on the Homecoming float today after school. We need your help. See you today!
Arapahoe Bowlers beware! Please come and join the weekly fun bowling at the Littleton Lanes. Be there at 2:45pm every Wednesday. For any questions please see Dr. Godwin in the Guidance Office. See you there!!
Students who are participating in extracurricular activities after school should be aware that all exterior doors, except the East, West and North cafeteria doors will be locked at 3:30 pm.
All students must have their ID’s at all times during the school day and at all school events.
Just a reminder to get your completed Race for the Cure registration forms back to Key Club by today’s meeting after school.
FBLA Members. We will be meeting after school today in S1. Come hear about upcoming projects and get some free food. Remember your forms and dues need to be turned in by Friday.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as an FCCLA officer for 2005-2006.
Kristina Cahill – Co-President
Emily Nonko – Co-President
Stephanie Joe – V.P. of Documentation
Chad Van Selus – V.P. of Conferences and Competitions
Candace Knutson – V.P. of Membership
Chelsea Reagan – V.P. of Communication
Lisa Portlock – V.P. of Community Service
Sebastian Hoover – V.P. of Fundraising
Please stop by and talk to Mrs. Rains today or tomorrow to discuss a date for an officer meeting.
Congratulation!
Current National Honor Society Members – please plan to attend our regular meeting Wednesday, September 28 at 2:20 p.m. in the Forum. We will receive information about our planned blood drive from a representative from Bonfils Blood Center.
Athletics-
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting on Tuesday, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
Attention all Wild Warrior Women! There is a mandatory meeting today, September 26, right after school at 2:20 in room N6. You must bring your $10.00 for the homecoming t-shirts. We will be discussing and finalizing
Congratulations to all members of the Warrior Marching Band for making Arapahoe history on Saturday, at the Pomona Marching Festival!! Out of the 25 competing Marching Bands, Arapahoe placed first in 5A, and second overall out of all classifications!!! At prelims, the Warrior Band got a 74.43, just 2 points away from last year's state score!!! The band placed first in Music, General Effect, and Percussion. At finals, Arapahoe scored a 73.74, just slightly under 2 points from last year's state score!! The Warrior Band placed first in Music, Visual General Effect, and Percussion. Arapahoe also placed second in Overall General Effect and Color Guard. Way to go Warrior Band!!!!!
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Attention Chess Players! Remember to come to chess practice after school on Tuesday, Sept. 27th. See you in the Enrichment Room at 2:30 pm.
Hey Seniors, don’t forget to check the Post Graduate Center or the AHS website for Scholarships.
Here are just a few:
NROTC Scholarship for Juniors and Seniors
Amigo and Amigo Transfer Scholarship
Prudential Spirit of Community Award
Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation is seeking applications from students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership and commitment to community.
Horatio Alger Association is seeking applications from students who demonstrate integrity, perseverance in overcoming adversity, strength of character and have a financial need.
Washington University in St. Louis is offering the Danforth Scholarship for students who exhibit a capacity for service and leadership, as well as academic excellence. Deadline for applications is October 15, 2005.
College reps here at AHS this week:
Monday: Metro State at 9:30 am; Arizona State at 11:30 and Cornish College of the Arts at 11:30.
Tuesday: Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing at 9:30; CalArts at 10:00; PennState at 10:30; U.S. Military Academy-West Point at 11:30.
Wednesday: School of the Museum of Fine Arts at 1:00.
Thursday: Cambridge College at 10:00.
Friday: Harvard at 1:30.
ATTENTION ALL ART CLUB MEMBERS!!!! We are working on the Homecoming float today after school. We need your help. See you today!
Arapahoe Bowlers beware! Please come and join the weekly fun bowling at the Littleton Lanes. Be there at 2:45pm every Wednesday. For any questions please see Dr. Godwin in the Guidance Office. See you there!!
Friday, September 23, 2005
September 23, 2005
General Announcements
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office.
The Arapahoe Origami Club is brand new! Our first meeting is today after school from 2:15 - 3:00 pm in the Enrichment Room. Please see Mrs. Lobser for details.
Student pictures have arrived! You may pick them up in E8 (across from the theater) during lunches or after school. Retakes are scheduled for Oct. 5. While you are getting pictures also be sure to pick up your replacement DVD--there is no need to return the faulty one.
Just a reminder to get your completed Race for the Cure registration forms back to Key Club by Monday’s meeting after school.
Good luck to all members of the Warrior Marching Band who will be competing in the Pomona Marching Festival tomorrow! Arapahoe’s Prelims Performance Time is 2:30pm. The top 12 bands will advance to the evening finals competition. The festival will take place at Jeffco’s NAAC Stadium. Good luck Warrior Marching Band!!
See Post Grad Center for information on the following scholarships:
Montana State University: Various scholarships with admission
NROTC Scholarship for Juniors and Seniors: 100 % & stipend for over 120 colleges and universities. Can use your freshman year to decide if you want to join the Navy and continue scholarship.
Amigo and Amigo Transfer Scholarship: in state tuition for Colorado full-time students admitted to University of New Mexico.
Colorado Alumni Scholarship Knox College: $1,500./year for Colorado students admitted to Knox College
Please go to the Post Graduate Center for information about a scholarship from the White Rose Scholarship Foundation. You must have been a Colorado resident for 12 months and have financial need. A minimum 3.0 GPA is required, as well as evidence of community service. The scholarships awarded last year were for $2,000.
Congratulations to the following Arapahoe High School 2005 graduates who received National Advanced Placement Scholar Awards for receiving a grade of at least 4.0 on all AP exams taken, and grades of 4.0 or higher on eight or more of these exams. This signifies outstanding academic performance. Charles Ellison, Ian Hamilton, Kelly Littlepage, William Shuck, and Taylor Stayton.
Arapahoe High School's faculty is exceptionally proud of these students' accomplishments.
ATTENTION ALL ART CLUB MEMBERS!!!! We are working on the Homecoming float today and Monday after school. We need your help. See you today!
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Cross Country:
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax at 3:45
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting on Tuesday, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
Congratulations to golfers Eric Finley, Steven Moore, Ben Scully and Dalton Becky who finished 2nd place out of 14 teams at the Metro East Regional at City Park. All four qualified for the State Championship Tournament.
Congratulations to golfers Eric Finley, Ben Scully, Kyle Alright, Dalton Becky and Alex Muramoto who finished 1st place in the HAL Cup City Championship Tournament at Columbine C.C.
The boys varsity tennis team defeated Rock Canyon last night by a score of 6-1. Winning for the varsity were: Erik Johnson; Tyler Snyder; Gabe Sudduth and Kevin Law. Dan Johnson and Carl Anderssen; Brian Craig and Jeff Maxey; Matt and Ryan Beckett. The varsity plays Littleton next Tuesday here at AHS, come out and support your tennis team.
The boys JV tennis team defeated Gateway yesterday by a score of 6-1.
Winning for the JV were: Roy Teng; Matt Shaw; Jeff Gunnell and Alex Henze; Doug Bui and Matt Fons; Grant McFarland and Mick Mrozek; Luke Vogel and Alex Stinson. Congratulations guys! The JV team plays at Littleton next Tuesday, hope to see you there!
Attention all Wild Warrior Women! You must bring $10.00 for the homecoming shirts no later then Monday. Please put money in the envelope on Miss McBride’s desk in the social studies office or give Amy Lundwall or Barbara Petersen. There will be a quick meeting Monday, September 26, right after school at 2:20 in room N6 to finalize plans for decorating for homecoming. It’s still not too late to sign up! Please plan to attend.
Varsity Volleyball improved to 8-4 overall with a win last night against Thunder Ridge. The Warriors won in 4 games, and had great net play from Lauren Craig. Great job, good luck next week against Mountain Vista and Chapparal.
Congratulations to the sophomore Volleyball team for their big win over Thunder Ridge last night! The girls dominated the Grizzlies in two games and ran an awesome push. Way to go Warriors!
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office.
The Arapahoe Origami Club is brand new! Our first meeting is today after school from 2:15 - 3:00 pm in the Enrichment Room. Please see Mrs. Lobser for details.
Student pictures have arrived! You may pick them up in E8 (across from the theater) during lunches or after school. Retakes are scheduled for Oct. 5. While you are getting pictures also be sure to pick up your replacement DVD--there is no need to return the faulty one.
Just a reminder to get your completed Race for the Cure registration forms back to Key Club by Monday’s meeting after school.
Good luck to all members of the Warrior Marching Band who will be competing in the Pomona Marching Festival tomorrow! Arapahoe’s Prelims Performance Time is 2:30pm. The top 12 bands will advance to the evening finals competition. The festival will take place at Jeffco’s NAAC Stadium. Good luck Warrior Marching Band!!
See Post Grad Center for information on the following scholarships:
Montana State University: Various scholarships with admission
NROTC Scholarship for Juniors and Seniors: 100 % & stipend for over 120 colleges and universities. Can use your freshman year to decide if you want to join the Navy and continue scholarship.
Amigo and Amigo Transfer Scholarship: in state tuition for Colorado full-time students admitted to University of New Mexico.
Colorado Alumni Scholarship Knox College: $1,500./year for Colorado students admitted to Knox College
Please go to the Post Graduate Center for information about a scholarship from the White Rose Scholarship Foundation. You must have been a Colorado resident for 12 months and have financial need. A minimum 3.0 GPA is required, as well as evidence of community service. The scholarships awarded last year were for $2,000.
Congratulations to the following Arapahoe High School 2005 graduates who received National Advanced Placement Scholar Awards for receiving a grade of at least 4.0 on all AP exams taken, and grades of 4.0 or higher on eight or more of these exams. This signifies outstanding academic performance. Charles Ellison, Ian Hamilton, Kelly Littlepage, William Shuck, and Taylor Stayton.
Arapahoe High School's faculty is exceptionally proud of these students' accomplishments.
ATTENTION ALL ART CLUB MEMBERS!!!! We are working on the Homecoming float today and Monday after school. We need your help. See you today!
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Cross Country:
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax at 3:45
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Attention all Girls Lacrosse Players: There is a mandatory meeting on Tuesday, September 27 for all players and their parents. The meeting will be at 7:00 in the Forum. Come get your registration and uniform information and hear the Coach's outlook and plans for the coming season.
Congratulations to golfers Eric Finley, Steven Moore, Ben Scully and Dalton Becky who finished 2nd place out of 14 teams at the Metro East Regional at City Park. All four qualified for the State Championship Tournament.
Congratulations to golfers Eric Finley, Ben Scully, Kyle Alright, Dalton Becky and Alex Muramoto who finished 1st place in the HAL Cup City Championship Tournament at Columbine C.C.
The boys varsity tennis team defeated Rock Canyon last night by a score of 6-1. Winning for the varsity were: Erik Johnson; Tyler Snyder; Gabe Sudduth and Kevin Law. Dan Johnson and Carl Anderssen; Brian Craig and Jeff Maxey; Matt and Ryan Beckett. The varsity plays Littleton next Tuesday here at AHS, come out and support your tennis team.
The boys JV tennis team defeated Gateway yesterday by a score of 6-1.
Winning for the JV were: Roy Teng; Matt Shaw; Jeff Gunnell and Alex Henze; Doug Bui and Matt Fons; Grant McFarland and Mick Mrozek; Luke Vogel and Alex Stinson. Congratulations guys! The JV team plays at Littleton next Tuesday, hope to see you there!
Attention all Wild Warrior Women! You must bring $10.00 for the homecoming shirts no later then Monday. Please put money in the envelope on Miss McBride’s desk in the social studies office or give Amy Lundwall or Barbara Petersen. There will be a quick meeting Monday, September 26, right after school at 2:20 in room N6 to finalize plans for decorating for homecoming. It’s still not too late to sign up! Please plan to attend.
Varsity Volleyball improved to 8-4 overall with a win last night against Thunder Ridge. The Warriors won in 4 games, and had great net play from Lauren Craig. Great job, good luck next week against Mountain Vista and Chapparal.
Congratulations to the sophomore Volleyball team for their big win over Thunder Ridge last night! The girls dominated the Grizzlies in two games and ran an awesome push. Way to go Warriors!
Thursday, September 22, 2005
September 22, 2005
General Announcements
Students who are participating in extracurricular activities after school should be aware that all exterior doors, except the East, West and North cafeteria doors will be locked at 3:30 pm.
All students must have their ID’s at all times during the school day and at all school events.
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Today: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Chapman University at 10:00; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
Attention Warriors;
Each week the Library posts a list of people with fines and/or overdue materials. The lists will be posted on the student bulletin boards in the north and south hallways and in the library. We recommend that you check these lists frequently.
The Arapahoe Origami Club is brand new! Our first meeting is Friday after school from 2:15 - 3:00 pm in the Enrichment Room. Please see Mrs. Lobser for details.
Student pictures have arrived! You may pick them up in E8 (across from the theater) during lunches or after school. Retakes are scheduled for Oct. 5. While you are getting pictures also be sure to pick up your replacement DVD--there is no need to return the faulty one.
Just a reminder to get your completed Race for the Cure registration forms back to Key Club by Monday’s meeting after school.
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Cross Country:
Today Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs at 3:30
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax at 3:45
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Attention all Culture Club Members, we are meeting in the computer lab by the library this Thursday after school. This Thursday is the deadline to bring your payments for the club T-shirts and club dues. Remember that’s fifteen dollars for the T-shirts and five dollars for club dues. Payments for the T-shirts for this semester will not be accepted after this meeting. We will be exploring the globe and the many famous locations therein during this weeks activitiy via the internet on Google digital globe program. Don’t forget to come to the computer lab after school at 2:30. I REPEAT, that’s in the computer lab by the library on September 22nd. See you all there!
Front office is in need of interoffice envelopes. If you have any, please bring them up. Thanks.
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Good Morning, Warriors!
This is Mr. Routh, AHS Dean of Students and Activities Director. I have some important announcements regarding this year’s homecoming dance.
Remember, all freshmen are welcome to attend the dance; however, they will be limited to guests from Arapahoe High School. If you are a sophomore, junior or senior that is bringing a guest from another school, please stop by my office located in the guidance center to pick up an approval form. All forms are due signed and completed PRIOR to the dance, so don’t wait until the last minute.
Picture id’s, such as student id or driver’s license, are required to gain attendance at the dance. Dress appropriately, ex. No jeans or shorts; those of you inviting guests, you are responsible for making sure your guest is dressed appropriately. Dance attendees must be under the age of 21. If you have any questions or comments, please come see me in the Guidance Office.
Arapahoe has built a tremendous reputation for excellence. Warriors past and present can take credit for that but we have to protect that reputation judiciously. Warren Buffet puts this way, “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently.”
Students who are participating in extracurricular activities after school should be aware that all exterior doors, except the East, West and North cafeteria doors will be locked at 3:30 pm.
All students must have their ID’s at all times during the school day and at all school events.
SHARING STUDENT INFORMATION WITH MILITARY RECRUITING OFFICERS
Each fall, military recruiting officers request information from Littleton Public Schools of all 11th and 12th grade students for recruiting purposes. Students and/or parents have the right to request that their information be withheld from release to the military. If you DO NOT wish to have this information released to the military, please drop by the guidance office and complete the military opt-out form and return it to the guidance office.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Today: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Chapman University at 10:00; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
Attention Warriors;
Each week the Library posts a list of people with fines and/or overdue materials. The lists will be posted on the student bulletin boards in the north and south hallways and in the library. We recommend that you check these lists frequently.
The Arapahoe Origami Club is brand new! Our first meeting is Friday after school from 2:15 - 3:00 pm in the Enrichment Room. Please see Mrs. Lobser for details.
Student pictures have arrived! You may pick them up in E8 (across from the theater) during lunches or after school. Retakes are scheduled for Oct. 5. While you are getting pictures also be sure to pick up your replacement DVD--there is no need to return the faulty one.
Just a reminder to get your completed Race for the Cure registration forms back to Key Club by Monday’s meeting after school.
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Cross Country:
Today Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs at 3:30
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax at 3:45
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
Attention all Culture Club Members, we are meeting in the computer lab by the library this Thursday after school. This Thursday is the deadline to bring your payments for the club T-shirts and club dues. Remember that’s fifteen dollars for the T-shirts and five dollars for club dues. Payments for the T-shirts for this semester will not be accepted after this meeting. We will be exploring the globe and the many famous locations therein during this weeks activitiy via the internet on Google digital globe program. Don’t forget to come to the computer lab after school at 2:30. I REPEAT, that’s in the computer lab by the library on September 22nd. See you all there!
Front office is in need of interoffice envelopes. If you have any, please bring them up. Thanks.
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Good Morning, Warriors!
This is Mr. Routh, AHS Dean of Students and Activities Director. I have some important announcements regarding this year’s homecoming dance.
Remember, all freshmen are welcome to attend the dance; however, they will be limited to guests from Arapahoe High School. If you are a sophomore, junior or senior that is bringing a guest from another school, please stop by my office located in the guidance center to pick up an approval form. All forms are due signed and completed PRIOR to the dance, so don’t wait until the last minute.
Picture id’s, such as student id or driver’s license, are required to gain attendance at the dance. Dress appropriately, ex. No jeans or shorts; those of you inviting guests, you are responsible for making sure your guest is dressed appropriately. Dance attendees must be under the age of 21. If you have any questions or comments, please come see me in the Guidance Office.
Arapahoe has built a tremendous reputation for excellence. Warriors past and present can take credit for that but we have to protect that reputation judiciously. Warren Buffet puts this way, “It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you'll do things differently.”
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
September 21, 2005
General Announcements
Students who are participating in extracurricular activities after school should be aware that all exterior doors, except the East, West and North cafeteria doors will be locked at 3:30 pm.
All students must have their ID’s at all times during the school day and at all school events.
Attention Seniors: If you wanted to order a senior class group picture, but missed the deadline, information on how you can still order is available on the photographers website, which is www.bigclasspicture.com
Students will be in the cafeteria this week during lunches and for a while after school each day so you can pick up your DVD yearbook replacement. Please stop by the table and get yours. If you have not gotten your DVD yearbook at all, we have those also.
Seniors: Applications for Boettcher scholarships are available in the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office. Apply for a Boettcher scholarship if you are in the top 5% of your graduating class, scored 1200 or higher on SAT math and reading sections combined- OR 27 or higher on the ACT, have been a resident of Colorado for at least your junior and senior years and are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Applications must be turned into Mrs. Schaff in the Guidance Office by Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Questions? Talk to your counselor.
The Ron Brown Scholarship is available to African American Seniors. Visit the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office for more information.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Thursday: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Chapman University at 10:00; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
All Students interested in the Muse magazine, Arapahoe’s creative arts publication: Thanks for making our first meeting a big success. It’s not too late for new members to come check it out, today after school in C-17. That’s right, we’ll have our second meeting this today. Come meet our new editors and have some fun writing and planning for the year. See you in C17.
Attention Warriors;
Each week the Library posts a list of people with fines and/or overdue materials. The lists will be posted on the student bulletin boards in the north and south hallways and in the library. We recommend that you check these lists frequently.
The Arapahoe Origami Club is brand new! Our first meeting is Friday after school from 2:15 - 3:00 pm in the Enrichment Room. Please see Mrs. Lobser for details.
Attention ALL Homecoming Talent Show participants. Remember that your contracts are due today!!!
Each participant is required to turn in a contract. Bring them to Ms. Turner in the math office by 2:30.
Student pictures have arrived! You may pick them up in E8 (across from the theater) during lunches or after school. Retakes are scheduled for Oct. 5. While you are getting pictures also be sure to pick up your replacement DVD--there is no need to return the faulty one.
The PSAT/SAT Seminar will be in room W201 and W202.
Link Crew leaders, you need to bring your two forms, pink and blue, and your money tomorrow morning to the leadership class if you signed up for laser tag.
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Cross Country:
Thursday Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs at 3:30
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax at 3:45
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Congratulations to golfers Alex Muramoto , Kevin Reichman, Ben Sauer, Zane Nuttall, and Levi Knutson who finished 1st place in the Continental League J.V. tournament at Fitzsimons golf course. The team was led by Alex’s 74 and Kevin’s 75.
Congratulations to golfers David Holtgrewe, Nich Davis, David Perry, Ben Sauer, Jase Adams, Scott Bullock and Kellen Gubbins who finished 1st place in the JV Championship at Wellshire golf course. David Holtgrewe’s 70 and Nich Davis’s 73 were the lowest scores in the tournament.
The region tournament which determines who will qualify for the state championship tournament will be held Thursday at City Park. Arapahoe will be represented by Ben Scully, Eric Finley, Dalton Becky and Steven Moore.
The boys varsity and JV tennis teams both defeated Rangeview yesterday.
The varsity won 7-0 and the JV won 3-1. Winning for varsity were: Eric Johnson; Eric Anderssen; Tyler Snyder; Gabe Sudduth and Kevin Law; Dan Johnson and Carl Anderssen; Jeff Maxey and Brian Craig; Eric Law and Roy Teng. Winning for the JV were: Grant McFarland and Daniel Curtis; Andy Dus and Andrew Morgan; Mike Shoaff and Bryan Rodman. Congratulations guys! The Warriors go up against Gateway and Rock Canyon on Thursday.
Students who are participating in extracurricular activities after school should be aware that all exterior doors, except the East, West and North cafeteria doors will be locked at 3:30 pm.
All students must have their ID’s at all times during the school day and at all school events.
Attention Seniors: If you wanted to order a senior class group picture, but missed the deadline, information on how you can still order is available on the photographers website, which is www.bigclasspicture.com
Students will be in the cafeteria this week during lunches and for a while after school each day so you can pick up your DVD yearbook replacement. Please stop by the table and get yours. If you have not gotten your DVD yearbook at all, we have those also.
Seniors: Applications for Boettcher scholarships are available in the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office. Apply for a Boettcher scholarship if you are in the top 5% of your graduating class, scored 1200 or higher on SAT math and reading sections combined- OR 27 or higher on the ACT, have been a resident of Colorado for at least your junior and senior years and are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Applications must be turned into Mrs. Schaff in the Guidance Office by Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Questions? Talk to your counselor.
The Ron Brown Scholarship is available to African American Seniors. Visit the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office for more information.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Thursday: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Chapman University at 10:00; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
All Students interested in the Muse magazine, Arapahoe’s creative arts publication: Thanks for making our first meeting a big success. It’s not too late for new members to come check it out, today after school in C-17. That’s right, we’ll have our second meeting this today. Come meet our new editors and have some fun writing and planning for the year. See you in C17.
Attention Warriors;
Each week the Library posts a list of people with fines and/or overdue materials. The lists will be posted on the student bulletin boards in the north and south hallways and in the library. We recommend that you check these lists frequently.
The Arapahoe Origami Club is brand new! Our first meeting is Friday after school from 2:15 - 3:00 pm in the Enrichment Room. Please see Mrs. Lobser for details.
Attention ALL Homecoming Talent Show participants. Remember that your contracts are due today!!!
Each participant is required to turn in a contract. Bring them to Ms. Turner in the math office by 2:30.
Student pictures have arrived! You may pick them up in E8 (across from the theater) during lunches or after school. Retakes are scheduled for Oct. 5. While you are getting pictures also be sure to pick up your replacement DVD--there is no need to return the faulty one.
The PSAT/SAT Seminar will be in room W201 and W202.
Link Crew leaders, you need to bring your two forms, pink and blue, and your money tomorrow morning to the leadership class if you signed up for laser tag.
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Cross Country:
Thursday Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs at 3:30
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax at 3:45
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Congratulations to golfers Alex Muramoto , Kevin Reichman, Ben Sauer, Zane Nuttall, and Levi Knutson who finished 1st place in the Continental League J.V. tournament at Fitzsimons golf course. The team was led by Alex’s 74 and Kevin’s 75.
Congratulations to golfers David Holtgrewe, Nich Davis, David Perry, Ben Sauer, Jase Adams, Scott Bullock and Kellen Gubbins who finished 1st place in the JV Championship at Wellshire golf course. David Holtgrewe’s 70 and Nich Davis’s 73 were the lowest scores in the tournament.
The region tournament which determines who will qualify for the state championship tournament will be held Thursday at City Park. Arapahoe will be represented by Ben Scully, Eric Finley, Dalton Becky and Steven Moore.
The boys varsity and JV tennis teams both defeated Rangeview yesterday.
The varsity won 7-0 and the JV won 3-1. Winning for varsity were: Eric Johnson; Eric Anderssen; Tyler Snyder; Gabe Sudduth and Kevin Law; Dan Johnson and Carl Anderssen; Jeff Maxey and Brian Craig; Eric Law and Roy Teng. Winning for the JV were: Grant McFarland and Daniel Curtis; Andy Dus and Andrew Morgan; Mike Shoaff and Bryan Rodman. Congratulations guys! The Warriors go up against Gateway and Rock Canyon on Thursday.
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
September 20, 2005
General Announcements
The lost and found is over flowing! Stop by the table at the East end of the Cafeteria to claim your lost items.
Attention Seniors: If you wanted to order a senior class group picture, but missed the deadline, information on how you can still order is available on the photographers website, which is www.bigclasspicture.com
Students will be in the cafeteria this week during lunches and for a while after school each day so you can pick up your DVD yearbook replacement. Please stop by the table and get yours. If you have not gotten your DVD yearbook at all, we have those also.
Seniors: Applications for Boettcher scholarships are available in the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office. Apply for a Boettcher scholarship if you are in the top 5% of your graduating class, scored 1200 or higher on SAT math and reading sections combined- OR 27 or higher on the ACT, have been a resident of Colorado for at least your junior and senior years and are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Applications must be turned into Mrs. Schaff in the Guidance Office by Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Questions? Talk to your counselor.
The Ron Brown Scholarship is available to African American Seniors. Visit the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office for more information.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Tuesday: University of Colorado-Boulder at 9:30 in the Forum; Arapahoe Community College in the Cafeteria during both lunches.
Wednesday: Whitworth College, Washington at 8:00 am.
Thursday: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
Hey Arapahoe here are the Homecoming Nominees for this year!
Seniors:
Tyler Bowman Katherine Cameron
James Bush McKenzie Carmichael
Sean Buszek Kathleen Griffin
Scott Case Celeste Lorenzo
Matt Okazaki Lauren Simmons
Phil Powers Lindsay Stein
Andrew Preston Aubrey Tidwell
Grant Reeder Jamie Wilson
Juniors:
Keegan Bast Ashley Babb
Kyle Ferguson Lauren Durkin
Joe Flemming Jennifer Fezler
Jeff Gunnell Allison Foley
Kelly Meagher Haley Johnson
Evan Sherman Amy King
Patrick Shortall Paige Wunderlich
Sophomores:
Patrick Kernan Channing Ahbe
Joseph Madigan Madeline Patinella
Steven Moore Melanie Rothman
Lance Staggs Alyson Schrock
Freshmen:
Andrew Babb Shannon Adler
Michael Griffin Parker Calbert
Mathew Huner Natalie Huner
Spencer Zeplin Amy Muramoto
You will be voting this week on Wednesday and Thursday in your history classes. The winners will be announced at the Royalty Assembly on Monday October 3 of Homecoming Week. Congratulations nominees and have a great day Arapahoe!
Hey Everyone! “See You at the Pole” is tomorrow, September 21st, at 6:00. It only happens once a year, so remember you only live once. Come and join us and have a great time.
All Students interested in the Muse magazine, Arapahoe’s creative arts publication: Thanks for making our first meeting a big success. It’s not too late for new members to come check it out, Wednesday after school in C-17. That’s right, we’ll have our second meeting this Wednesday. Come meet our new editors and have some fun writing and planning for the year. See you in C17.
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Thursday Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs
Varsity Boys – 3:30 p.m.
Varsity Girls – 4:30 p.m.
JV Boys 5:30 p.m.
JV Girls 5:35 p.m.
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax
Boys JV – Open 3:45 p.m.
Girls JV -- Open 4:15 p.m.
Boys Varsity -- 4:45 p.m.
Girls Varsity -- 5:15 p.m.
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Congratulations to the girls’ softball team on defeating Heritage last night 2 to 1. The lady warriors were lead by Suzanne Chang with two hits and the three hit, nine strike out pitching of Danielle Archuleta. The game winning hit was also by Danielle. The team is now the city champions having defeated both Heritage and Littleton! Way to go ladies!
JV softball team: Practice will run today from 3:30 until 5:00.
The lost and found is over flowing! Stop by the table at the East end of the Cafeteria to claim your lost items.
Attention Seniors: If you wanted to order a senior class group picture, but missed the deadline, information on how you can still order is available on the photographers website, which is www.bigclasspicture.com
Students will be in the cafeteria this week during lunches and for a while after school each day so you can pick up your DVD yearbook replacement. Please stop by the table and get yours. If you have not gotten your DVD yearbook at all, we have those also.
Seniors: Applications for Boettcher scholarships are available in the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office. Apply for a Boettcher scholarship if you are in the top 5% of your graduating class, scored 1200 or higher on SAT math and reading sections combined- OR 27 or higher on the ACT, have been a resident of Colorado for at least your junior and senior years and are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Applications must be turned into Mrs. Schaff in the Guidance Office by Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Questions? Talk to your counselor.
The Ron Brown Scholarship is available to African American Seniors. Visit the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office for more information.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Tuesday: University of Colorado-Boulder at 9:30 in the Forum; Arapahoe Community College in the Cafeteria during both lunches.
Wednesday: Whitworth College, Washington at 8:00 am.
Thursday: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
Hey Arapahoe here are the Homecoming Nominees for this year!
Seniors:
Tyler Bowman Katherine Cameron
James Bush McKenzie Carmichael
Sean Buszek Kathleen Griffin
Scott Case Celeste Lorenzo
Matt Okazaki Lauren Simmons
Phil Powers Lindsay Stein
Andrew Preston Aubrey Tidwell
Grant Reeder Jamie Wilson
Juniors:
Keegan Bast Ashley Babb
Kyle Ferguson Lauren Durkin
Joe Flemming Jennifer Fezler
Jeff Gunnell Allison Foley
Kelly Meagher Haley Johnson
Evan Sherman Amy King
Patrick Shortall Paige Wunderlich
Sophomores:
Patrick Kernan Channing Ahbe
Joseph Madigan Madeline Patinella
Steven Moore Melanie Rothman
Lance Staggs Alyson Schrock
Freshmen:
Andrew Babb Shannon Adler
Michael Griffin Parker Calbert
Mathew Huner Natalie Huner
Spencer Zeplin Amy Muramoto
You will be voting this week on Wednesday and Thursday in your history classes. The winners will be announced at the Royalty Assembly on Monday October 3 of Homecoming Week. Congratulations nominees and have a great day Arapahoe!
Hey Everyone! “See You at the Pole” is tomorrow, September 21st, at 6:00. It only happens once a year, so remember you only live once. Come and join us and have a great time.
All Students interested in the Muse magazine, Arapahoe’s creative arts publication: Thanks for making our first meeting a big success. It’s not too late for new members to come check it out, Wednesday after school in C-17. That’s right, we’ll have our second meeting this Wednesday. Come meet our new editors and have some fun writing and planning for the year. See you in C17.
Athletics-
THIS WEEK: Thursday Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs
Varsity Boys – 3:30 p.m.
Varsity Girls – 4:30 p.m.
JV Boys 5:30 p.m.
JV Girls 5:35 p.m.
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax
Boys JV – Open 3:45 p.m.
Girls JV -- Open 4:15 p.m.
Boys Varsity -- 4:45 p.m.
Girls Varsity -- 5:15 p.m.
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
Congratulations to the girls’ softball team on defeating Heritage last night 2 to 1. The lady warriors were lead by Suzanne Chang with two hits and the three hit, nine strike out pitching of Danielle Archuleta. The game winning hit was also by Danielle. The team is now the city champions having defeated both Heritage and Littleton! Way to go ladies!
JV softball team: Practice will run today from 3:30 until 5:00.
Monday, September 19, 2005
September 19, 2005
General Announcements
The lost and found is over flowing! Stop by the table at the East end of the Cafeteria to claim your lost items.
Attention Seniors: If you wanted to order a senior class group picture, but missed the deadline, information on how you can still order is available on the photographers website, which is www.bigclasspicture.com
Students will be in the cafeteria this week during lunches and for a while after school each day so you can pick up your DVD yearbook replacement. Please stop by the table and get yours. If you have not gotten your DVD yearbook at all, we have those also.
There will be a freshman class meeting today, September 19th in the forum at 2:25 p.m. We will be discussing ideas for activities and designs for our homecoming float. CANDY WILL BE PROVIDED!! Also, we will need volunteers for decorating our float. We need your ideas and opinions so please attend this meeting and make this the best freshman class ever!!
Would you like to learn more about FCCLA? Well here is your opportunity. FCCLA will be having a free ice cream social in Room E2 at 2:25 today. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the “Ultimate Leadership Opportunity” at AHS. If you would like to attend please pick up a ticket in the FCS office from Mrs. Rains or Mrs. Lewis. You must have a ticket to attend! See you there!
"If you enjoyed the TSA candy during the club cafe, please plan on joining us for the first TSA informational meeting of the year is today in room E10. Please come and find out "what it's all about". Hope to see you then. See Mr. McMullen for information"
Seniors: Applications for Boettcher scholarships are available in the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office. Apply for a Boettcher scholarship if you are in the top 5% of your graduating class, scored 1200 or higher on SAT math and reading sections combined- OR 27 or higher on the ACT, have been a resident of Colorado for at least your junior and senior years and are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Applications must be turned into Mrs. Schaff in the Guidance Office by Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Questions? Talk to your counselor.
The Ron Brown Scholarship is available to African American Seniors. Visit the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office for more information.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Tuesday: University of Colorado-Boulder at 9:30 in the Forum; Arapahoe Community College in the Cafeteria during both lunches.
Wednesday: Whitworth College, Washington at 8:00 am.
Thursday: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
Hey Arapahoe here are the Homecoming Nominees for this year!
Seniors:
Tyler Bowman Katherine Cameron
James Bush McKenzie Carmichael
Sean Buszek Kathleen Griffin
Scott Case Celeste Lorenzo
Matt Okazaki Lauren Simmons
Phil Powers Lindsay Stein
Andrew Preston Aubrey Tidwell
Grant Reeder Jamie Wilson
Juniors:
Keegan Bast Ashley Babb
Kyle Ferguson Lauren Durkin
Joe Flemming Jennifer Fezler
Jeff Gunnell Allison Foley
Kelly Meagher Haley Johnson
Evan Sherman Amy King
Patrick Shortall Paige Wunderlich
Sophomores:
Patrick Kernan Channing Ahbe
Joseph Madigan Madeline Patinella
Steven Moore Melanie Rothman
Lance Staggs Alyson Schrock
Freshmen:
Andrew Babb Shannon Adler
Michael Griffin Parker Calbert
Mathew Huner Natalie Huner
Spencer Zeplin Amy Muramoto
You will be voting this week on Wednesday and Thursday in your history classes. The winners will be announced at the Royalty Assembly on Monday October 3 of Homecoming Week. Congratulations nominees and have a great day Arapahoe!
Athletics-
After two tough weeks of play, varsity volleyball has improved their record to 7 - 4. They beat 10th ranked Ponderosa in 5 games last Thursday. Saturday, they played to a 1st place finish in their pool at the Eaglecrest Tournament, losing only to Grandview, last year's state champs. Congrats on a great finish, and good luck in the second half of the season!
Another strong showing by the mighty Warrior Runners:
Division I 4A-5A Teams Boys 4th/20 teams 89 points 136 total finishers
Girls 4th 19 teams 133 points 119 total finishers
Division II 3A & smaller schools and JV teams (count 4 for scoring)
Boys 2nd/19 teams 80 points 280 total finishers
Girls 1st/19 teams 49 points 240 total finishers
LEADING RUNNERS IN EACH RACE;
GIRLS VARSITY: Emily Kirchhofer 10th, 21:46.2; Celeste Lorenzo 15th, 22:17.5; Betsy Hancock 34th, 23:09.2; McKenzie Carmichael 35th, 23:09.7; Molly Ray 39th. 23:21.8; Emily Lewis 40th, 23:24.8; and Jordan Kiszla 45th, 23:23.4.
BOYS VARSITY; Sean Buczek 9th, 18:27.6; Matt Ryan 15th, 18:38.5; Caleb VanEssen 18th, 18:45.3; Scott Case 22nd, 18:59.2; Curtis Davenport 25th, 19:08.1; Adam Glenn 40th, 19:39.2; and Grant Reeder 53rd, 20:01.0.
JV GIRLS: Kate Spring 2nd, 22:08.9; Sanneke Neal 14th, 24:04.7; Joy Weidmann 16th, 24:07.6; Allison Rudnicki 17th, 24:08.6; and Paige Tryggestad 22nd , 24.20.4.
JV BOYS; Jeff Trefz 15th, 20:02.9; Brett Hillbrand 17th, 20:06.0; Chris Holt 23rd, 20:20.9; JT Toepel 25th, 20:14.7; and Dan Marr 44th, 20:48.2.
Good Running by all RUNNERS (100) who showed up for this meet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS WEEK: Thursday Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs
Varsity Boys – 3:30 p.m.
Varsity Girls – 4:30 p.m.
JV Boys 5:30 p.m.
JV Girls 5:35 p.m.
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax
Boys JV – Open 3:45 p.m.
Girls JV -- Open 4:15 p.m.
Boys Varsity -- 4:45 p.m.
Girls Varsity -- 5:15 p.m.
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
The boys Varsity soccer team defeated Heritage 1 – 0 Thursday night. Taylor Habig scored off an assist by Chad Whitaker. Good job ABK
Congratulations to the girls’ varsity softball team on defeating Littleton on Friday by a score of 4 to 3. The lady warriors were lead by Allison Braverman and Suzanne Chang with three hits each and the pitching of Danielle Archuleta with 10 strike outs. Come cheer for the girls today as they take on Heritage at 4:00 at DeKovand Park.
Congratulations to the Lady Warrior sophomore volleyball team for their 1st place finish in the Heritage Tournament Saturday! The girls crushed the competition going undefeated for the day. Great job sophomores!
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
The lost and found is over flowing! Stop by the table at the East end of the Cafeteria to claim your lost items.
Attention Seniors: If you wanted to order a senior class group picture, but missed the deadline, information on how you can still order is available on the photographers website, which is www.bigclasspicture.com
Students will be in the cafeteria this week during lunches and for a while after school each day so you can pick up your DVD yearbook replacement. Please stop by the table and get yours. If you have not gotten your DVD yearbook at all, we have those also.
There will be a freshman class meeting today, September 19th in the forum at 2:25 p.m. We will be discussing ideas for activities and designs for our homecoming float. CANDY WILL BE PROVIDED!! Also, we will need volunteers for decorating our float. We need your ideas and opinions so please attend this meeting and make this the best freshman class ever!!
Would you like to learn more about FCCLA? Well here is your opportunity. FCCLA will be having a free ice cream social in Room E2 at 2:25 today. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the “Ultimate Leadership Opportunity” at AHS. If you would like to attend please pick up a ticket in the FCS office from Mrs. Rains or Mrs. Lewis. You must have a ticket to attend! See you there!
"If you enjoyed the TSA candy during the club cafe, please plan on joining us for the first TSA informational meeting of the year is today in room E10. Please come and find out "what it's all about". Hope to see you then. See Mr. McMullen for information"
Seniors: Applications for Boettcher scholarships are available in the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office. Apply for a Boettcher scholarship if you are in the top 5% of your graduating class, scored 1200 or higher on SAT math and reading sections combined- OR 27 or higher on the ACT, have been a resident of Colorado for at least your junior and senior years and are a citizen or permanent resident of the United States. Applications must be turned into Mrs. Schaff in the Guidance Office by Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Questions? Talk to your counselor.
The Ron Brown Scholarship is available to African American Seniors. Visit the Post Grad Center in the Guidance Office for more information.
College reps visiting Arapahoe this week:
Tuesday: University of Colorado-Boulder at 9:30 in the Forum; Arapahoe Community College in the Cafeteria during both lunches.
Wednesday: Whitworth College, Washington at 8:00 am.
Thursday: Hastings College, Nebraska at 12:30 pm.
Friday: University of Northern Colorado at 9:30 am in the Forum; Pacific Northwest College of Art, Oregon, at 1:00 pm.
Interested students please sign up in the Guidance Center.
Hey Arapahoe here are the Homecoming Nominees for this year!
Seniors:
Tyler Bowman Katherine Cameron
James Bush McKenzie Carmichael
Sean Buszek Kathleen Griffin
Scott Case Celeste Lorenzo
Matt Okazaki Lauren Simmons
Phil Powers Lindsay Stein
Andrew Preston Aubrey Tidwell
Grant Reeder Jamie Wilson
Juniors:
Keegan Bast Ashley Babb
Kyle Ferguson Lauren Durkin
Joe Flemming Jennifer Fezler
Jeff Gunnell Allison Foley
Kelly Meagher Haley Johnson
Evan Sherman Amy King
Patrick Shortall Paige Wunderlich
Sophomores:
Patrick Kernan Channing Ahbe
Joseph Madigan Madeline Patinella
Steven Moore Melanie Rothman
Lance Staggs Alyson Schrock
Freshmen:
Andrew Babb Shannon Adler
Michael Griffin Parker Calbert
Mathew Huner Natalie Huner
Spencer Zeplin Amy Muramoto
You will be voting this week on Wednesday and Thursday in your history classes. The winners will be announced at the Royalty Assembly on Monday October 3 of Homecoming Week. Congratulations nominees and have a great day Arapahoe!
Athletics-
After two tough weeks of play, varsity volleyball has improved their record to 7 - 4. They beat 10th ranked Ponderosa in 5 games last Thursday. Saturday, they played to a 1st place finish in their pool at the Eaglecrest Tournament, losing only to Grandview, last year's state champs. Congrats on a great finish, and good luck in the second half of the season!
Another strong showing by the mighty Warrior Runners:
Division I 4A-5A Teams Boys 4th/20 teams 89 points 136 total finishers
Girls 4th 19 teams 133 points 119 total finishers
Division II 3A & smaller schools and JV teams (count 4 for scoring)
Boys 2nd/19 teams 80 points 280 total finishers
Girls 1st/19 teams 49 points 240 total finishers
LEADING RUNNERS IN EACH RACE;
GIRLS VARSITY: Emily Kirchhofer 10th, 21:46.2; Celeste Lorenzo 15th, 22:17.5; Betsy Hancock 34th, 23:09.2; McKenzie Carmichael 35th, 23:09.7; Molly Ray 39th. 23:21.8; Emily Lewis 40th, 23:24.8; and Jordan Kiszla 45th, 23:23.4.
BOYS VARSITY; Sean Buczek 9th, 18:27.6; Matt Ryan 15th, 18:38.5; Caleb VanEssen 18th, 18:45.3; Scott Case 22nd, 18:59.2; Curtis Davenport 25th, 19:08.1; Adam Glenn 40th, 19:39.2; and Grant Reeder 53rd, 20:01.0.
JV GIRLS: Kate Spring 2nd, 22:08.9; Sanneke Neal 14th, 24:04.7; Joy Weidmann 16th, 24:07.6; Allison Rudnicki 17th, 24:08.6; and Paige Tryggestad 22nd , 24.20.4.
JV BOYS; Jeff Trefz 15th, 20:02.9; Brett Hillbrand 17th, 20:06.0; Chris Holt 23rd, 20:20.9; JT Toepel 25th, 20:14.7; and Dan Marr 44th, 20:48.2.
Good Running by all RUNNERS (100) who showed up for this meet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS WEEK: Thursday Sept. 22nd @ Monument Valley Park – Colorado Springs
Varsity Boys – 3:30 p.m.
Varsity Girls – 4:30 p.m.
JV Boys 5:30 p.m.
JV Girls 5:35 p.m.
Friday Sept. 23rd @ Aurora Sports Complex – East Colfax
Boys JV – Open 3:45 p.m.
Girls JV -- Open 4:15 p.m.
Boys Varsity -- 4:45 p.m.
Girls Varsity -- 5:15 p.m.
There will be two buses for each meet—Coaches will determine team roster for each meet.
The boys Varsity soccer team defeated Heritage 1 – 0 Thursday night. Taylor Habig scored off an assist by Chad Whitaker. Good job ABK
Congratulations to the girls’ varsity softball team on defeating Littleton on Friday by a score of 4 to 3. The lady warriors were lead by Allison Braverman and Suzanne Chang with three hits each and the pitching of Danielle Archuleta with 10 strike outs. Come cheer for the girls today as they take on Heritage at 4:00 at DeKovand Park.
Congratulations to the Lady Warrior sophomore volleyball team for their 1st place finish in the Heritage Tournament Saturday! The girls crushed the competition going undefeated for the day. Great job sophomores!
Student Initiated Groups-
Disclaimer of School Endorsement- The following announcements concern a student interest group, which is not sponsored or endorsed by Arapahoe High School or Littleton Public Schools. The
school’s compliance with federal law permitting such groups to meet on school property does not constitute school or district support for the group’s purpose or the content of any of the group’s meetings or activities.
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