Daily Announcements for Monday, March 6, 2017

General Announcements @FMHighSchool:

Karl Stern from Jostens will be here on Tuesday, 3/14/17 during lunch to pass out graduation materials to senior students.
The annual badminton tournament is tonight, starting at 4:00 PM in the FMHS gym. The tournament is a doubles tournament and all staff and students of FMHS are welcome to play. The tournament will be a double-elimination format and prizes will be awarded. You can still sign up with Mr. Huckabone or Ms. Knustrom.
Students and teachers: please find time in your busy schedules to complete this survey sometime before 3/31/17. The input will help our IT department determine the effectiveness of technology in our school. Thanks!

Activities @FMHSActivities:

There will be a tennis meeting in room 202 at 2:00 PM on Wednesday, 3/8/17 for anyone wishing to participate in boys tennis. Coach Hogan asks that you have physicals completed before the meeting.

Volunteer Hours Available:

Student volunteers are needed for the elementary school carnival on Saturday, 4/8/17. Please email Ms. Shelly Hoenig at shelly.hoenig@fmcsd.org if you are interested in helping out.

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday to Dawson Hunt from Saturday.
Happy birthdays to Abby Camp and Gaven Miller from Sunday.
Happy birthday to Gage Lange.

Happy UN-Birthday! (Celebrating Summer Birthdays):

Happy un-birthdays to Marilyn Penrod, Zoe Ramatowski, Breann Schneider, and Reann Schneider (July 4).
Happy un-birthday to Da’Savion Coleman (July 5)
Happy un-birthday to Paula Hermann, William Kemp, and Parker Stratton (July 6).

Lunch Menu:

Beef nachos or crispidos;
Refried beans and/or corn;
Applesauce and/or pears.

Word of the Day: Siege – noun [seege]

A persistent or serious attack. As in:
- The castle was built to withstand a siege.

This Day in History: 1899 – The Imperial Patent Office in Berlin, Germany registers Aspirin, the brand name for acetylsalicylic acid, on behalf of the German pharmaceutical company Frederich Bayer & Co.

Fact of the Day: Aspirin is the most common drug in household medicine cabinets around the world by a margin of 2 to 1.

Quote of the Day:

Did You Know? In the mid-1960s, Slumber Party Barbie came with a book called “How to Lose Weight”. One of the tips was “Don’t eat”. Not sound advice!