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Updated: 12/17/08

TORRANCE HIGH SCHOOL
A California Distinguished School

DAILY BULLETIN FOR
TUESDAY, January 17, 2006

Regular Bell Schedule

Period 0

7:00 to 7:53

(SSR)

11:13 to 11:31

Period 1

8:00 to 8:56

Period 4

11:13 to 12:24

Period 2

9:03 to 9:55

Lunch

12:24 to 1:04

Snack

9:55 to 10:07

Period 5

1:11 to 2:03

Period 3

10:14 to 11:06

Period 6

2:10 to 3:02

Yesterday's Bulletin

Tomorrow's Bulletin

Book of the Week

Inventing Elliot by Graham Gardner

Teased by bullies in his old school, Elliot is determined to reinvent himself at Holminister High by donning a cool, unflappable exterior. Ironically, the fourteen-year-old's aloofness earns the interest of an elite group of bullies, known as the Guardians, whose members target school losers for punishment in cruel and ritualistic ways. The outwardly congenial Guardian leaders, who are never seen "in the company of actual violence," recruit Elliot using control tactics adopted from their favorite book, George Orwell's 1984. With no way out, Elliot twists and turns, trying to find just the right masks to hide behind, for the Guardians, for his beleaguered parents, for the girl, Louise, whose radiance is the only color in his pinched life.

The "Book of the Week" is available for checkout at the library circulation desk.

General Bulletin

Candy will be sold in front of the gym at lunch today. Proceeds will go towards Grad Nite.

(L. Sullivan)

ATTIC: Tues., 1/17 is the last day to sign up for the Ski & Snowboard Excursion. Cost - $55/person. Beginner packages are available for $65/person.

(H. Montanez)

ATTIC: Fri., 1/27, 3:30-5 pm Chinese New Year Party. Free. Guests welcome.

(H. Montanez)

Remember, Mrs. Duvall does not allow patrons to enter the theatre during a performance. You'll miss the big opening number and other wonderful numbers if you aren't prompt. The ticket booth closes promptly at 7:00 pm. You'd be wise to buy a ticket in advance to avoid being left in the cold!

(C. Duvall)

Come hear songs from Cinderella, A Chorus Line, The Sound of Music and many others at the 7th Annual "Night of Broadway". Buy a ticket in advance for this show running one night only, January 20.

(C. Duvall)

PAW Club is collecting towels, blankets, toys and shampoos for a local animal shelter. Please bring items to Rm. A204 or ask Ms. Pavao for pick-up.

(P. Pavao)

DEBT LIST: Check lists in Activities. If you are on the list you may not purchase a Sweethearts Dance ticket.

(M. Hatanaka)

Sweethearts Dance. Guest pass applications are available in Activities Office. Pick up at snack and lunch. Do not come during class time.

(M. Hatanaka)

Softball conditioning has started. If you are intrested in playing softball for THS please be at Wilson park at 5:00pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Coach Murray will meet you there- Be ready to play.

(G. Leccese)

Teachers willing to chaperone the CSF Knotts trip in March, please contact Ms Reif, x8100, for more information.

(C.Reif)

Are you in a band? Rock, Pop, Reggae, Vocal, Girls? We want you! Battle of the Bands is coming! See Mr. Wright in Rm B101.

(C.D. Wright)

Interested in earning money for college while serving your country? Visit the Career Center at lunch on 1/18 to find our about the Army's Concurrent Admissions program.

(R. Young)

Seniors

Senior Best winners: Remember to go to the Senior Patio to take your pictures at lunch. It is not mandatory to dress up. Biggest flirts and Best Buds will be shot 1/17/06 at lunch at the Senior Patio.

(R. Hedgpeth)

El Camino Honors Transfer program representative will be here per. 2 & 3 on Thurs., 1/19 in the Little Theater. If interested please sign up in the counseling office and get a pass. All students must give their teachers 24 hours notice. No passes will be distributed short of the 24 hours for each presentation.

(M. Dillon)

Clubs

SCIENCE FICTION club meeting today at lunch. Speakers from Starfleet Academy 1/24, Space rangers 1//26, and Sith Lordd 1/28. Plans for graduation now!

(L. Siadek)

PAW meeting Wed. at lunch in Rm A204.

(P. Pavao)

Sports

Thanks to all for attending last week's Wrestling match versus El Segundo. Tartars won by a score of 54-15. Everyone is welcome to watch Torrance defend Tartar country against the visiting Beverly Hills on 1/19, 3 pm, in the Main Gym. Admission is free. (B. Sagolla)

1/17, 7:00 am - Prelims, Hermosa Pier

1/17, 3:15 pm - V/JV B Soccer vs Centennial

1/17, 3:00 pm - G Soccer @ Centennial

Faculty

Please excuse V & JV G Soccer from 5th period for a game at Centennial.

(G. Nakashima)

English Teachers: Please remind Seniors who have not passed English and or Math CAHSEE, that in order to participate in graduation in June they must pass both portions of the CAHSEE. They also will not receive their diplomas. To assist students we are offering tutoring after school every Mon. & Wed for Math and every Tues. & Thurs. for English from 3:15-4:15 pm in Room D, above the Library.

(C. Daugherty)

"Diabetes Update" rescheduled to Thurs., 1/19, 5-6 pm, EMB Large Conf. Rm. Free. Contact Carla Stewart @ x7948.

Can you believe the 05/06 Faculty and Staff Directory has been printed and is ready to distribute? If you want one please come by the principal's office to obtain. (Sorry, can't put in mailboxes).

(T. Hollis)