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Updated: 12/17/08

TORRANCE HIGH SCHOOL
A California Distinguished School

Daily Bulletin for
MONDAY, October 20, 2008

Regular Bell Schedule

Period 0

7:00 to 7:53

Period 3

10:27 to 11:20

Period 1

8:00 to 8:53

Period 4

11:27 to 12:20

Period 2

9:00 to 10:10

Lunch

12:20 to 12:54

Reading

9:00 to 9:17

Period 5

1:01 to 1:54

Snack

10:10 to 10:20

Period 6

2:01 to 2:54

Yesterday's Bulletin

Tomorrow's Bulletin

General Bulletin

Congrats to

Varsity Girls Golf for sweeping Redondo and to JV Girls Golf for their victory over the South JV team.

D. Kushi

CSF members! Don't forget to show up to Campus Clean Up this week. We will meet at the "C" building benches right after school.

C. Lee

First high school math contest at lunch in rm. C210 (Bring lunch).

C. Reif

On Mon., 10/20, a Timeline Calendars workshop will be held at 6:30 p.m. at THE ATTIC. If you need help getting ready for college then don't miss out on this great opportunity. For more information call (310) 782-8828.

H. Phillips

A Big Tartar Welcome to Ms. April Palacios who will be filling in for Mrs. Golia in counseling. We are glad you're here!

J. O'Brien

Pick up make-up Yearbook Picture Packages in Activities at snack and lunch.

M. Hatanaka

Girls Soccer tryouts at Zamperini Stadium on 10/21 &10/22, 3:30 - 5 pm. Come prepared to play. Don't be late!

A Bantula

Crew ($25)and hooded ($30) sweatshirts are on sale at Activities. We now have small sizes. Buy at snack and lunch.

MH

ASB Package: Buy your package by 10/31 and save $45. Package includes ASB and Yearbook. Beginning 11/1, each sold separately.

M. Hatanaka

Did you know Torrance has a Sister City in Japan? Each year the City of Torrance sends students to Japan as part of a cultural exchange program. Do you want to spend part of your summer in Japan? Then come to the Career Center during lunch on 10/30 to get more information…go to Kashiwa!

R. Young

Show your creative side in the PTSA Reflections Contest. This year's National PTA theme is WOW. Information flyers are available in the Activities Office. Contest information, specific criteria and entry forms are available at www.torrancehigh.com under the PTSA tab. Entries are due Nov 12 th. Best Wishes from PTSA!

T. Hollis

It's back! Free tutoring and homework help, Tues. and Thurs., 3-3:30 pm in the library.

D. Fowler

Looking for a little extra cash for the holidays? Need a job? The ATTIC is hosting a "Youth Seasonal Job Hiring Event" on 10/21, 3-5 pm. Check it out.

R. Young

Who would like to bowl in a THS League at the Gable House on Tuesdays at 4-6pm? Get a team together. You don't need to know how to bowl! See Mr. Holway in rm. A131.

D. Holway

Tues., 10/21, is National Day of Silent Solidarity. See any ROCK board member if you want to participate. Not a school sponsored activity.

C. Duvall

The Asian Pacific Youth Leadership Project is looking for Asian and Pacific Islander students to participate in their annual conference the first week in April in Sacramento. If you are interested there are application forms on their website at www.apylp.org Deadline is 11/11. All expenses for the conference are covered by APYLP.

M. Dillon

National Honor Society applications available in Activities. Applications due 10/21 to rm. A107.

D. Fowler

College visits in the Career Center, rm. A111. Students need a pink pass to attend meeting. See Mr. Young for a pass in the Career Center during lunch: 10/20-Drexel Univ. @ 10, 10/21-Univ. of Connecticut @ 9, 10/23-Kalamazoo College @ 10:30, 10/30-No. American College of Nursing @ 10:30; 11/6-Pomona College @ 9; 11/24-CSU Dominguez Hills @ lunch.

R. Young

Seniors

If you have at least a 3.0 GPA and planning to major in American History or Political Science, apply for the American History/Political Science H.S. Senior Scholarship. Pick up an application in the counseling office. Deadline-11/3/08.

C. Lee

CSU applications: If you need to send your SAT or ACT test scores to the any of the CSU campuses you can do so by using just one code number and it will go to all of them--so you pay for one sending instead of multiples. The code for both ACT and SAT for the CSU system is 3594. UC does not have a code like this and you must send the scores to the individual campuses. Don't forget to send your scores to the college campuses. The scores must come directly from the testing service (SAT--Collegeboard.com and ACT --ACT.org).

M. Dillon

Local Scholarship Workshopwill be held in the Library during lunch on Wed., 10/22 and Fri., 10/24. Please come out to learn more about the Local Scholarship Program. There may be one for you!

C. Lee

If you're interested in a career within the Cable and Telecommunications industry, please apply for the "Lee Brennan Memorial Scholarship". You can pick up an application in the counseling office or go online to www.sccta.org

C. Lee

Make sure to get your siblings pictures in and turn them into the ASB room or rm. B220 by 10/22.

A. Elkind

Juniors

Juniors:PTSA is looking for 2 candidates to attend Sacramento Safari in March. See Mr. O'Brien if interested.

J. O'Brien

Clubs

ICC: Meeting on Wed. @ lunch in rm. A140. Remember to bring permissions slips, roster, and constitution.

E. Spotts

ICC Reps: Come sign up your club today in Activities for the Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest. 1 st Place winner gets $25 cash prize. Last day to sign up is 10/24 at lunch.

E. Spotts

UNICEF meeting on Tuesday.

E. Spotts

Fine Arts meeting in Mrs. Latimer's rm., B221, on Tues., 10/21.

L. Latimer

Peace & Justice club: Get your club permission slips to the Pres. or V.P. today or Tues. Meeting on Wed.

D. Hagen

SLAMclub has changed to Fridays @ lunch in rm. A231. First meeting on Fri., 10/24.

S. Gonzales

Bonjour! The first French club meeting is today, rm. C107 @ lunch. New members welcome!

V. Rakocija

Interact: meeting on Tues., 10/21, rm. A209 @ lunch. Don't forget your permission slips.

S. Carr

Science Fictionclub: a representative from Gringott's will be here Tues. in rm. A102 to discuss our assets in this tough economy. Leave wands in your lockers.

L. Siadek

Faculty

Please excuse the Varsity Girls Golf team at 1:45 pm for their match against North @ Victoria on Tues., 10/21.

D. Kushi

Teachers: Please remember to notify me ASAP when you have been confirmed/invited to attend meetings such as: BTSA, Technology for Learning, subject area workshops at EMB, conferences, etc. Anything that would be classified as workshop or school business. It is my job to get the sub approved and calendared by the Chief Academic Officer at least one week before the event. There is always the possibility that it may not be approved at which time I will notify you. Questions - call x7979. (sorry, 25+ words)

J. Morita

Faculty and club advisors: just a reminder to try to limit your Daily Bulletin notices to 25 words and 3 days per week. Notices are due by 12 noon daily and 11am on minimum days.

J. Morita

Any teacher interested in coordinating the National Honor Society students in after school tutoring, please contact Mr. Tokubo. This would be Tuesdays and Thursdays for an hour after school. It would be considered adjunct duty.

B. Tokubo