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InfoflowFriday,November 12th, 2010
Please stand for the pledge…
I pledge allegianceto the flag
of the United States of AmericaAnd to the Republicfor which it stands,
One nation, under God, indivisible,
With liberty and justice for all
Comedy Sketch Club• Come try out for Blair’s Comedy
Sketch Club Students can write and perform their own funny skits!Tryouts are November 15th and 16th in room 162 at 3 pm.Contact [email protected]
The Vault
• Opening new accounts Tuesdays and Thursdays at lunch• $5 minimum deposit• Located next to the office
Freestyle Friday
Sign up for the SGA Freestyle Friday and the Battle of the Classes Rap
Battle!
Come to the SGA Office during lunch.
Staff Tennis Tournament
Staff is invited to a tennis tournament from Thursday, 11/11 to Friday 11/12.
If interested sign in at the main office or contact Mr. Ngbea before Thursday
morning.Tournament will start at 3:30 pm each day.
Varsity Cheerleading
Cheer competition! Come to RM on Saturday,
November 13th, at 1:00. Tickets are $4.00 at the
attendance office!
Boys’ Basketball Tryouts
Tryouts start Monday after school
JV at 3:15 Varsity at 5:15
Don’t forget your paperwork!
Softball Meeting
Wednesday, Nov. 17th
2:20 and 3:10
Room 116
Tryouts begin Monday, Nov. 15
Varsity tryouts begin at 3 pm and JV tryouts begin at 5 pm
No student will be allowed entrance without a physical form and parent permission form
Girls Basketball
Chess Club
Room 325All skill levels welcome
Year Book Baby Pics
Seniors! Do you want your baby picture to be included in the the 2010-2011 yearbook? Email it today to [email protected] or place it in the box outside of the Main Office in a self-addressed stamped envelope. Check out the MBHS Class of 2011 Facebook page for info. The deadline is December 3rd so don’t delay!
Produced by:Andrew Lichter
&Tom Agger
Word of the DayCommonwealth (n.)- nation, state, or other political unit founded on law and united by an agreement of the people for the common
good.The Commonwealth of Virginia was founded in
the 18th century.
DID YOU KNOW?
There’s a city
called Rome
on every
continent.
