MS Announcements: Wednesday, Sept. 26th Middle School1. Dress-up themes for Spirit Week are: Thursday: Group Dress-up Day

Friday: Orange and Black Day2. Seventh and Eighth Graders interested in participating in athletics this winter need to sign-up this week. Boys

interested in middle school basketball or wrestling can sign-up in Mr. Taylor’s room. Girls interested in middle school basketball or cheerleading can sign-up in Mrs. Spencer’s room. If you are interested in participating, make sure you sign-up this week!

3. There will be a Homecoming Parade Thursday evening at 7:00 in West Liberty. The parade will start at Lions Park, head west on Pickrelltown, south on Main, and return to the park on SR 245. A pep rally and bon fire will follow at the park.

4. There will be a Homecoming Pep Rally at school on Friday at 2:10.5. The Homecoming King and Queen Crowning Ceremony will take place at 6:15 at the football stadium on Friday

before the game.6. MS Yearbook Staff- If you did not stay after school yesterday, then you need to attend the yearbook meeting today

after school until 4. If you cannot make these meetings, please let Mrs. Blair or Mrs. Havens know.7. Friday is the deadline for turning in your Anti-Bullying Poster Contest entries. The top two entries from each grade

level will win a free trip to Markin Farms Zipline Adventures with Mr. Johnson and Mr. Westfall. This trip will happen during school hours! Ask your homeroom teacher for information about the poster contest. So far, we have received about 5 entries.

Athletics1. The 7th grade volleyball team defeated Greenview Tuesday. Abby Dillon had 11 points and 6 aces, Jonni Parker

had 10 points, 7 aces and 6 kills, Aubrie Stillings and Macy Murphy each had 8 points and 5 aces, Tory Cordell had 6 points and 5 aces and Leah Kauffman added 2 kills. The 7th grade improves to 11-0 and will travel to Catholic Central next Monday.

2. The 8th grade volleyball team won against Greeneview as well. Kiana Reames had 10 points 2 aces and 3 kills. Kelby Strapp had 5 points, 3 aces and 1 kill. Mikalia McIntosh had 3 kills. The Tigers improve to a record of 5-6. The Tigers play at Springfield Catholic Central next Monday.

3. The varsity girls soccer team defeated Mechanicsburg last night by a score of 6-1. Goals for WLS were Abigail Rabenstien-2, Melany Ward, Shonda Gieseke, Morgan Freyhof and Lindsay Hostetler with one each. Assists were Ashleigh Gieseke with 2 and Addy Hartsel with one. April Kelley and Lauren Godwin each had one save in goal. Current record is 5-3-3 and 5-2-1 in OHC.

4. Our OHC Champion Varsity Golf team qualified for the district tournament by finishing in fourth place at the D-III sectional tournament at Beechwood yesterday. Top four scores for WLS were Nick Sims-81, Jacob Rutan-87, Casey Gay-91 and Ethan McBean-95. WL-S will next play at the District on Thursday, Oct. 4th at Weatherwax Golf Course.