Kamiak High School

Student Bulletin

Nov.16, 2009

 

SPORTS/ACTIVITIES           Winter Sports Begin

 

GIRLS’  STATE SWIMMING!  - Erickson

Louise Moores led the knights with a 3^rd place finish in the 50 free (with a school record time) and 5^th in the 100 free.  Fiona Weeks placed 5^th in the diving event.  Louise combined with Juleigh Duke, Aime Wilson, Alyssa Jacobson, Megan King, and Hannah Kohagen for two top 16 finishes in the relays.  Nice!

 

GIRLS’ SWIMMING - Erickson

All gear needs to be returned, please bring it to the pool ASAP!

 

BOYS’ SWIMMING - Erickson

I expect that you have prepared for this day….

 

KAMIAK DEBATE SWEEPS SNOHOMISH INVITATIONAL - Helman

This last weekend the Kamiak Debate Team competed at the Snohomish Invitational.  Winning 1st, 2nd and 3rd in Novice Cross Examination Debate and 1st Place in Open Cross Examination Debate the team swept the tournament.  Overall the team won 12 trophies.  The trophy winners were:  Alice Huang, Angel Wu, Aiden Skogheim, Kate Lawrenz, Ariel Freda, Derek Hanson, Vivian Zhu, Yvana Tran, Donald Chacon-Taylor, Yoeun Kim,  Ted Kramer, and  Hyoeun Kim.  Congratulations. 

 

GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM  - Stewart

Girls Soccer team both Varsity and JV, there will be a meeting after school Tuesday to turn in gear and vote for awards.  We will meet outside the Gym.

 

CANNED FOOD DRIVE – Adams

Your 5^th period class will be paired up with another class and you will fight to see who can bring in the most cans. You will have until November 24^th. The winning class that brings in the most cans receives a pizza party. Bring items that are nonperishable.  Thank you and GOODLUCK!

 

SCHOOL NEWS                                                                                   

CLUB NEWS

COLLEGE VISITS/COUNSELING /SCHOLARSHIPS                            

COLLEGE VISIT  - Chang

Are you the kind of person who likes to work with your hands? Have you thought of a career in the auto, diesel, collision repair, motorcycle or marine industries? The advanced technologies of today’s vehicles have put trained technicians in high demand. To learn more about world-class employers such as Audi, BMW, International Truck, Porsche, Harley Davidson, Honda, Yamaha , Kawasaki and many more, plan to attend a presentation by UTI Universal Technical Institute in the career center on Thursday November 19 at 10:30. Sign up in the Career Center today!

 

COUNSELING: Mead/Hansen

Are you interested in the Engineering field?  Tuesday, November 17^th from 6:00 -8:00pm at the

University of Washington Bothell Campus in the North Creek Events Center the Puget Sound Engineering Council will be hosting an Engineering Mentor Night.  There will be over 40 engineering professionals from 18 engineering fields coming to meet students.  Pizza and refreshments will be provided.

 

OXFORD SUMMER COURSES 2009-2010 – Chang

Apply now for July & August 2010. Apply online at: www.oxford-royale.co.uk. Over 20 academic courses from which to choose. Scholarship program/financial aid details online at: http://www.oxford-royale.co.uk/information.php?info_id=29  

 

FINE ARTS

SENIOR NEWS       

SENIORS- Kerscher/Goodman

Check out the new “Senior Culminating Center” bulletin board outside the main office.  It lists your name and the month you are scheduled to present.  If you don’t see your name, you need to see us ASAP in the main office to get on our culminating schedule.  You will also see who has presented and passed their culminating project.

 

OTHER NEWS

SKI BUS – Mead

It is dumping in the mountains and now is a perfect time to sign up for the 2010 Ski Bus.  Brochures are available in the Counseling Office.  If you have questions see Mrs. Mead.  Think white!