Morning Announcements – Nov. 12, 2009

Nov. 12 This is a reminder to all students to return the second page of your report card, signed by your parent or guardian into the office.  There is a box on the counter to put the second page into, for an opportunity to win an iPod touch.  Draw is on Nov. 20th.
Nov. 12 – 16 A reminder to students that University of Ottawa will be here on Monday Nov.16th in the library from 9:00 – 10:00.  Interested students should sign up in the guidance office.
Nov. 11, 12 Boys Basketball & Girls Volleyball team tryouts will start next week.  See the posters around the school & in the main office for start dates and times.
Nov. 11, 12 The Eagles hockey season kicks off at home on Tuesday with the girls home opener.  If you’d like to earn volunteer hours & help out taking tickets at the door see Mr. Zilkalns in the Phys. Ed. office.
Nov. 12 Grace Haven is still looking for student volunteers to help out with the Festival of Trees being held at the Dryden Regional and Training Centre.  Sign up in the main office. 
Nov. 12 Dryden Atom Tournament organizers are looking for student volunteers to keep time for their tournament which is taking place December 11th – 13th.  Sign up is here in the main office.  This is a good opportunity to earn some volunteer hours.
Nov. 4 – 12  4 – on – 4  mixed basketball tournament sign up sheet is in the main office and a meeting is November 12th in the library at 11:30. 

DHS Remembers

DHS hosted its annual Remembrance Day ceremony this morning in the Gordon Wood Auditorium.

The ceremony included a slideshow honouring DHS graduates who were killed or had served in the World Wars.

Mrs. Palermo read a story that her father, a former DHS teacher, had written about a young man who died in World War II.

The DHS band gave us a powerful rendition of “The Last Post” followed by a moment of silence.

At the end of the ceremony, students came to the stage and pinned their poppies on a Remembrance Day wreath.

Mrs. Gardams leadership class organized and set up for the ceremony. Thanks to them, and to all DHS staff and students that helped us to honour those who have sacrificed so much on our behalf.

We remember.

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