[CCHS] CCHS daily bulletin

[Sharon Trainor]

 			     CCHS Daily
BULLETIN
			Fri., May 18, 2007


Seniors - Prom tickets will go on sale Wednesday by the double doors to
the parking lot during lunches. See the senior board for information.

The Environmental Club celebrates the increased level of recycling at
CCHS, using those
nice new recycle bins in the hallways and cafeteria; we're all pitching in
well.  Here's a
limerick to help remind us to continue:
		There was a young man from placeNantucket
		Who, having a bottle, would chuck it.
		We asked him to think
		Of our earth on the brink,
		Now he uses the recycle bucket!

Performers’ Showcase and Recognition Night
Please come to the Performers’ Showcase sponsored by The Dance Club on May
22nd at 7:30pm in the auditorium.  There will be great dancing and music
performed by CCHS students, and it’s free!  
For those student participating in the event, please don’t forget
rehearsal is Monday the 21st at 2:30 in the auditorium.      

Come see Shakespeare's  TWELFTH NIGHT  SATURDAY, and SUNDAY May 19th, &
20th, evening performances at 7:30 pm.  Tickets are only $5 and are
available at the show.  TWELFTH NIGHT will be performed outdoors next to
the lower gym, so bring your own blanket or chair.  TWELFTH NIGHT, this
Saturday and Sunday outdoors at 7:30 pm.  In case of rain, the show will
go on inside the auditorium.

Attention class of 08: Yearbook needs input on Superlatives for next year!
 If you want to join the yearbook staff, or simply want a say in the
nominations for superlatives, come to the yearbook meeting Tuesday at 2:15 in
S-8.  Pizza will be provided.

Auditions for the first annual CCHS 3x3x3 Theatre Festival will be held on
WED & THUR, May 23rd & 24th, after school.  Come sign-up for an audition
time on the bulletin board outside of I-6.  The performance will be in
mid-September.  Initial after school rehearsals will begin before the end
of the school year, but main rehearsals will start in earnest the last
week of August (before school stars).  Prepared monologues are not
required, but a prepared scene of under two minutes can be used as part of
your audition.  Come sign-up for an audition time on the bulletin board
outside of I-6.  

Have you ever thought of going to the Edinburgh Festival in August to see
some of the great shows?  The Edinburgh Festival is the largest performing
arts festival in the world and CCHS has been chosen as a small number of
US high schools to perform a play at the Edinburgh Festival in August
2008.  Learn how you can be a part of this experience either on stage, as
a musician, or tech crew.  Come find out more at our informational
meeting, TUESDAY, May 22, 42:30 pm, in the Little Theatre.  See Mr. George
Kendall for additional details.

The Dance Club will be holding an West African Dance Workshop from 3 to
4:15 in the gym today. There will be live drummers, and plenty of spirit,
energy and enthusiasm.  We had almost 40 dancers at the previous African
workshop in the fall.  Don't miss out on this wonderful workshop.  
Everyone is welcome, whether you have dance experience or not!  Also,
remember next Friday is our last workshop of the year, with Hip Hop
teacher/performer Jimy Tran.  We look forward to seeing you at both
workshops.

Have any old cell phones or used ink cartridges lying around the house? 
If so, there is a box in the office for them.  They will be recycled & the
benefits will be given to an orphanage in placecountry-regionEthiopia.  If
you have any questions see Cate Medeiros or Katie Deisenroth.

Scholarship information from Independent Companies is now available
On-Line through the Naviance Program.  Seniors should also check that
program periodically to obtain additional information on new scholarships. 

ATTENTION ALL SENIORS
TRANSCRIPT MONEY IS DUE NOW.  YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE YOUR CAP & GOWN UNLESS
THIS IS PAID IN FULL.  

PLEASE IN FORM  MRS. TESSARI OF YOUR  FINAL DECISION OR OF ANY OTHER PLANS
THAT YOU MAY HAVE FOR THE YEAR FOLLOWING GRADUATION.

The Community Youth Alliance will be interviewing groups of high school
students to learn more about how teens view life in concord. Results will
be used to plan programs and activities and to educate the community about
youth concerns. If you would like to participate, focus groups will meet
after school onTuesday, May 22 and one other date to be determined. Please
see Ms. Kirshtein in guidance to get a permission slip and to sign up.
Free gourmet pizza and drinks will be served to participants. You must be
a concord resident to participate in this project.