Afternoon Announcements.

• Baseball practice is behind school at 4:00 p.m. today.
• All spring sports athletes are reminded to attend the mandatory player/parent meeting this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. in the gym.
• Articles of clothing found in the PFAC are now in the lost & found in the main office. We will keep them here until spring break then will donate all items to Goodwill. Please claim if yours before spring break.
• Starting next week, tickets will be on sale for the musical Annie. Tickets start at $10 a ticket or if you have a group they are $8. Seats are filling quickly so please don't wait.
• Boys' track practice at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. Meet in the front lobby.
• Seniors: If you have any college and/or scholarship applications that are due before we return to school on April 12 or the day we return, please give them to Mr. Kenkel no later than Wednesday, March 24.
• The Ohio High School Athletic Assn. is awarding a scholarship to a student who has participated in athletics but will not receive an athletic scholarship to a Division 1 or 2 school or to a military academy. Grade point average plus ACT or SAT score is considered. See Mr. Kenkel if you are interested.
• Students in need of service hours...Hamilton's Catholic Social Service Agency still needs our help. St. Raphael's has recently expanded their hours on Wed., Thurs. and Fri. until 8 p.m. Consider serving the needs of others during this lenten season. Sign up in your religion class or see Mr. Hosmer with questions.
• If you have already signed up to serve at St. Raphael.... thank you! Your religion teacher will have a roster for you in class providing the days and times to report to St. Raphael's for this week and next. Stop by the religious ed office by the end of the day to see Mr. Hosmer in order to confirm.
• Students in need of service hours for next year... The Metro Parks of Butler County will host "The Great Cardboard Regatta" at Voice of America Park this summer on July 16 & 17. They will need student volunteers to help with parking, registration and clean-up. To learn more about this event, check out metroparksofbutlercounty.org

Morning Announcements

• Articles of clothing found in the PFAC are now in the lost & found in the main office. We will keep them here until spring break then will donate all items to Goodwill. Please claim if yours before spring break.
• Boys' track practice at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. Meet in the front lobby.
• Seniors: If you have any college and/or scholarship applications that are due before we return to school on April 12 or the day we return, please give them to Mr. Kenkel no later than Wednesday, March 24.
• The Ohio High School Athletic Assn. is awarding a scholarship to a student who has participated in athletics but will not receive an athletic scholarship to a Division 1 or 2 school or to a military academy. Grade point average plus ACT or SAT score is considered. See Mr. Kenkel if you are interested.
• Students in need of service hours...Hamilton's Catholic Social Service Agency still needs our help. St. Raphael's has recently expanded their hours on Wed., Thurs. and Fri. until 8 p.m. Consider serving the needs of others during this lenten season. Sign up in your religion class or see Mr. Hosmer with questions.
• If you have already signed up to serve at St. Raphael.... thank you! Your religion teacher will have a roster for you in class providing the days and times to report to St. Raphael's for this week and next. Stop by the religious ed office by the end of the day to see Mr. Hosmer in order to confirm.
• Students in need of service hours for next year... The Metro Parks of Butler County will host "The Great Cardboard Regatta" at Voice of America Park this summer on July 16 & 17. They will need student volunteers to help with parking, registration and clean-up. To learn more about this event, check out metroparksofbutlercounty.org

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

A cell phone has been found…..come to the office to claim.

The after prom meeting for tonight has been cancelled.

JV softball at 4:30 in the PFAC; varsity softball at 3:00 in the PFAC

Color Guard rehearsal in canceled for Thursday.

Pro-Life Club will meet on Thursday after school from 2:30-3:00 p.m. We will then be going to St. Raphael’s from 3 to 5:30 p.m. All students will be invited to go. Pizza and pop will be provided for all Pro-Life Club members.

Boys’ track practice at 3 today…... meets in room 019.

The History Club meeting scheduled for today has been cancelled. The History Club will meet after school on Monday in room 011. All members are encouraged to attend.

SENIORS: If you have any college and/or scholarship applications that are due before we return to school on April 12th or the day we return, please give them to Mr. Kenkel no later than Wednesday, March 24.

All students and faculty are invited to our Lenten Communion Service this Friday before school. Deacon Mike Mignery will be here to celebrate with us.

Students in need of service hours…..listen up! Hamilton’s Catholic social service agency still needs our help. St. Raphael’s, located on High St., has recently expanded their hours on Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays until 8 p.m. Consider serving the needs of others during this Lenten season of praying, fasting and giving. Sign up in your religion class today! Questions? Please See Mr. Hosmer.

For the students who have already signed up to serve at St. Raphael’s…… Thank you for signing up! Your religion teacher will have a roster for you today in class providing the day(s) and time(s) to report to St. Raphael’s for this week and next week. Stop by the Religious Ed Office by the end of the day to see Mr. Hosmer to confirm.

Finally, students in need of service hours for next year……The Metro Parks of Butler County will host “The Great Cardboard Regatta” at Voice of America Park this summer on July 16th and 17th. They will need student volunteers to help with parking, registration and clean-up. To learn more about this event, check out metroparksofbutlercounty.org

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Pro-Life Club will meet on Thursday after school from 2:30-3:00 p.m. We will then be going to St. Raphael’s from 3 to 5:30 p.m. All students will be invited to go. Pizza and pop will be provided for all Pro-Life Club members.

Boys’ track practice at 3 today…... meets in room 019.

The History Club meeting scheduled for today has been cancelled. The History Club will meet after school on Monday in room 011. All members are encouraged to attend.

SENIORS: If you have any college and/or scholarship applications that are due before we return to school on April 12th or the day we return, please give them to Mr. Kenkel no later than Wednesday, March 24.

JUNIORS: There is a free review for the ACT test that you may wish to attend. The date is Saturday, March 27 from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Flyers about this event can be found in the Guidance Office. Lunch is provided.

Miami University-Oxford is offering 6 to 9 college credits for summer classes. Juniors, you are eligible to take advantage of this opportunity. There are many courses to choose from. See Mr. Kenkel today if you would like more information.

All students and faculty are invited to our Lenten Communion Service this Friday before school. Deacon Mike Mignery will be here to celebrate with us.

Students in need of service hours…..listen up! Hamilton’s Catholic social service agency still needs our help. St. Raphael’s, located on High St., has recently expanded their hours on Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays until 8 p.m. Consider serving the needs of others during this Lenten season of praying, fasting and giving. Sign up in your religion class today! Questions? Please See Mr. Hosmer.

For the students who have already signed up to serve at St. Raphael’s…… Thank you for signing up! Your religion teacher will have a roster for you today in class providing the day(s) and time(s) to report to St. Raphael’s for this week and next week. Stop by the Religious Ed Office by the end of the day to see Mr. Hosmer to confirm.

Finally, students in need of service hours for next year……The Metro Parks of Butler County will host “The Great Cardboard Regatta” at Voice of America Park this summer on July 16th and 17th. They will need student volunteers to help with parking, registration and clean-up. To learn more about this event, check out metroparksofbutlercounty.org

Afternoon Announcements

• Reminder - Varsity Softball at 3:00 p.m. at field at Joyce Park. JV at 4:30 p.m.
• The cafeteria will be having a ham and cheese sub bar tomorrow.
• Boys' reserve baseball will be behind the school at 4:00 p.m. today.
• Boys' varsity baseball will be in the PFAC at 6:00 p.m.
• Pro-Life Club will meet on Thursday after school from 2:30-3:00 p.m. We will then go to St. Raphael's from 3-5:30 p.m. All students will be invited to go. Pizza & pop will be provided for all Pro-Life Club members.
• Juniors: Would you like the opportunity to earn three college credits over the summer for free?! The University of Dayton offers this possibility to you. Classes generally run from June 21 to July 31. If interested, pick up a printed flyer in the guidance office.
• Artworks is hiring for the summer. This six week program runs from June 14 through July 23. You must interview and show art work at that time. Pay is $7.30 per hour. More information is available in the guidance office at the door.
• Attention seniors and juniors: There is still time to apply for a summer internship that pays up to $3000. The deadline to apply for the summer sickle cell science program is March 30. Information about this opportunity can be found in the entry area of the guidance department.
• McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital is looking for volunteers. This opportuity is available to current freshmen. If interested, pick up an information packet in the guidance office.
• Juniors going on junior retreat this week need to be sure they bring their permission slips or they will not get on the bus. There are extra copies on the table outside the religious ed office.
• All JSA members planning to attend Winter Congress or Spring State must attend the meeting today after school in Mr. Mears' room.
• Boys' volleyball tryouts are in the main gym tonight from 7-9 p.m.
• All students and faculty are invited to our Lenten Communion Service this Friday before school. Deacon Mike Mignery will be here to celebrate with us.
• Students in need of service hours...listen up! Hamilton's Catholic Social Service Agency still needs our help! St. Raphael's (located on High St.) has recently expanded their hours on Wed., Thurs. and Fridays until 8 p.m. Consider serving the needs on others during this Lenten Season of praying, fasting and giving. Sign up in your religion class today. Questions? Please see Mr. Hosmer.
• For the students who have already signed up to serve at St. Raphael's...Thank you for signing up! Your religion teacher will have a roster for you today in class providing the days and times to report to St. Raphael's for this week and next. Stop by the religious ed office by the end of the day to see Mr. Hosmer in order to confirm.
• Finally, students in need of service hours for next year... The MetroParks of Butler County will host "The Great Cardboard Regatta" at Voice of America Park this summer on July 16 & 17. They will need student volunteers to help with parking, registration and clean-up. To learn more about this event, check out metroparksofbutlercounty.org.
• Hey Students! Now is your chance to honor your favorite teacher with an award from Panera Bread! All you need to do is write a 100 to 200 word essay about why your teacher is the best and how they "rise above" all the rest! If your essay is selected your teacher will be awarded with prizes like a $500 grant for his/her classroom...plus, you could win a $100 Borders Books gift card to go with it. The contest runs from March 1 to March 31. Visit Panera Bread to pick up a registration form or click here and get started!
• Girls' soccer futsal training will begin this Sunday, March 14 from 7-8:15 p.m. in the PFAC. Current players should contact Coach Stewart if you are not able to make it. Anyone interested in playing soccer in the fall is encouraged to attend.

Morning Announcements

• If any students have their course selection sheet and registration money, please give it to your homeroom teacher to send to the office.
• Juniors: Would you like the opportunity to earn three college credits over the summer for free?! The University of Dayton offers this possibility to you. Classes generally run from June 21 to July 31. If interested, pick up a printed flyer in the guidance office.
• Artworks is hiring for the summer. This six week program runs from June 14 through July 23. You must interview and show art work at that time. Pay is $7.30 per hour. More information is available in the guidance office at the door.
• Attention seniors and juniors: There is still time to apply for a summer internship that pays up to $3000. The deadline to apply for the summer sickle cell science program is March 30. Information about this opportunity can be found in the entry area of the guidance department.
• McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital is looking for volunteers. This opportuity is available to current freshmen. If interested, pick up an information packet in the guidance office.
• The underclass cheerleaders should stop in room 105 sometime during the day.
• The following students delivered original speeches at the Rotary Club Oratory Competition last evening: A. Schuler, M. Ehrnschwender, M. Southard, A. Pickerill, K. Cassano, R. Schwarz, R. Dong, C. Dong and P. Bresnen. Congratulations to all speakers! Thank you all for your hard work.
• Juniors going on junior retreat this week need to be sure they bring their permission slips or they will not get on the bus. There are extra copies on the table outside the religious ed office.
• All March junior retreat leaders need to see Mrs. Helms during their lunch periods today.
• All JSA members planning to attend Winter Congress or Spring State must attend the meeting today after school in Mr. Mears' room.
• Boys' volleyball tryouts are in the main gym tonight from 7-9 p.m.
• All students and faculty are invited to our Lenten Communion Service this Friday before school. Deacon Mike Mignery will be here to celebrate with us.
• Students in need of service hours...listen up! Hamilton's Catholic Social Service Agency still needs our help! St. Raphael's (located on High St.) has recently expanded their hours on Wed., Thurs. and Fridays until 8 p.m. Consider serving the needs on others during this Lenten Season of praying, fasting and giving. Sign up in your religion class today. Questions? Please see Mr. Hosmer.
• For the students who have already signed up to serve at St. Raphael's...Thank you for signing up! Your religion teacher will have a roster for you today in class providing the days and times to report to St. Raphael's for this week and next. Stop by the religious ed office by the end of the day to see Mr. Hosmer in order to confirm.
• Finally, students in need of service hours for next year... The MetroParks of Butler County will host "The Great Cardboard Regatta" at Voice of America Park this summer on July 16 & 17. They will need student volunteers to help with parking, registration and clean-up. To learn more about this event, check out metroparksofbutlercounty.org.
• Hey Students! Now is your chance to honor your favorite teacher with an award from Panera Bread! All you need to do is write a 100 to 200 word essay about why your teacher is the best and how they "rise above" all the rest! If your essay is selected your teacher will be awarded with prizes like a $500 grant for his/her classroom...plus, you could win a $100 Borders Books gift card to go with it. The contest runs from March 1 to March 31. Visit Panera Bread to pick up a registration form or click here and get started!
• Girls' soccer futsal training will begin this Sunday, March 14 from 7-8:15 p.m. in the PFAC. Current players should contact Coach Stewart if you are not able to make it. Anyone interested in playing soccer in the fall is encouraged to attend.

Afternoon Announcements

• Ambassadors who saw Mr. Allen this morning regarding the Annual Fund Phone-a-Thon, please see him in the Development Office on your way out today.
• All freshmen and sophomores are asked to bring a rosary to the Communal Reconciliation Service on Wednesday.
• Boys' reserve baseball will be behind the school at 5:00 today.
• Saint Mary's College will be visiting us on March 25 during 4th bell. Seniors and juniors who are interested in learning more about the private, liberal arts college located in Indiana are welcome to attend. Simply fill out the request to see your counselor form if you wish to attend.
• Boys' volleyball tryouts continue tonight from 7-9 p.m. in the main gym. Anyone interested in playing should attend.
• The History Club will meet after school on Thursday in room 011.
• Girls' track practice is at 3:15 p.m. today in the PFAC. Please meet in the lobby with L. Fetters after school.
• Art Club meets in 022 after school today.
• Hey Students! Now is your chance to honor your favorite teacher with an award from Panera Bread! All you need to do is write a 100 to 200 word essay about why your teacher is the best and how they "rise above" all the rest! If your essay is selected your teacher will be awarded with prizes like a $500 grant for his/her classroom...plus, you could win a $100 Borders Books gift card to go with it. The contest runs from March 1 to March 31. Visit Panera Bread to pick up a registration form or click here and get started!
• Girls' soccer futsal training will begin this Sunday, March 14 from 7-8:15 p.m. in the PFAC. Current players should contact Coach Stewart if you are not able to make it. Anyone interested in playing soccer in the fall is encouraged to attend.

Morning Announcements

• If any students have their course selection sheet and registration money, please give it to your homeroom teacher to send to the office.
• Saint Mary's College will be visiting us on March 25 during 4th bell. Seniors and juniors who are interested in learning more about the private, liberal arts college located in Indiana are welcome to attend. Simply fill out the request to see your counselor form if you wish to attend.
• Boys' volleyball tryouts continue tonight from 7-9 p.m. in the main gym. Anyone interested in playing should attend.
• The History Club will meet after school on Thursday in room 011.
• Girls' track practice is at 3:15 p.m. today in the PFAC. Please meet in the lobby with L. Fetters after school.
• Art Club meets in 022 after school today.
• Hey Students! Now is your chance to honor your favorite teacher with an award from Panera Bread! All you need to do is write a 100 to 200 word essay about why your teacher is the best and how they "rise above" all the rest! If your essay is selected your teacher will be awarded with prizes like a $500 grant for his/her classroom...plus, you could win a $100 Borders Books gift card to go with it. The contest runs from March 1 to March 31. Visit Panera Bread to pick up a registration form or click here and get started!
• Girls' soccer futsal training will begin this Sunday, March 14 from 7-8:15 p.m. in the PFAC. Current players should contact Coach Stewart if you are not able to make it. Anyone interested in playing soccer in the fall is encouraged to attend.

Afternoon Announcements

• Boys' Volleyball tryouts will be in the main gym from 7-9 p.m. every night this week. All should attend tryouts tonight.
• Girls' Volleyball will have a player-parent meeting tonight in the cafeteria at 7:00 p.m. Anyone planning to play girls' volleyball should attend this important meeting.
• All February & March Junior Retreat Leaders need to see Mrs. Helms before leaving today.
• Girls' soccer Futsal training will begin this Sunday, March 14 from 7-8:15 p.m. in the PFAC. Current players should contact Coach Stewart if you are not able to make it. Anyong interested in playing soccer in the fall is encouraged to attend.
• Hey Students! Now is your chance to honor your favorite teacher with an award from Panera Bread! All you need to do is write a 100 to 200 word essay about why your teacher is the best and how they "rise above" all the rest. If your essay is selected, your teacher will be awarded with prizes like a $500 grant for his/her classroom...plus, you could win a $100 Borders Books gift card to go with it. The contest runs from March 1-31. Visit Panera Bread to pick up a registration form and get started.
• Any juniors who want to be added to this week's junior retreat list need to see Mrs. Helms before leaving today.
• Are you interested in volunteering at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital this summer? Experience inpatient care, physical therapy, emergency, obstetrics, office environments or imaging. This is a great opportunity to gain experience in the health field and also to provide service. Pick up an information sheet in the guidance office near the door.
• There is a TAG meeting today at 2:40 p.m. in the library. All members are urged to attend.Don't forget to bring your donations for Haiti. Just one toiletry item or $1 will enter you in a raffle worth at least $50.
• All juniors planning to go on the Junior Retreat this Thursday and Friday are reminded to get their permission slips in to the Campus Ministry Office as soon as possible.
• There will be an executive board meeting for student council on Wednesday after school.
• Seniors - if you did not receive a packet for the senior ramble, please see your homeroom teacher or Mr. Allen in the development office.
• Track practice today at Fairfield track at 5:15 p.m.

Morning Announcements

• Are you interested in volunteering at McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital this summer? Experience inpatient care, physical therapy, emergency, obstetrics, office environments or imaging. This is a great opportunity to gain experience in the health field and also to provide service. Pick up an information sheet in the guidance office near the door.
• There is a TAG meeting today after school in the library. All members are urged to attend.
• Don't forget to bring your donations for Haiti. Just one toiletry item or $1 will enter you in a raffle worth at least $50.
• All juniors planning to go on the Junior Retreat this Thursday and Friday are reminded to get their permission slips in to the Campus Ministry Office as soon as possible.
• There will be an executive board meeting for student council on Wednesday after school.
• Seniors - if you did not receive a packet for the senior ramble, please see your homeroom teacher or Mr. Allen in the development office.
• Track practice today at Fairfield track at 5:15 p.m.

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AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

This is just a reminder to all March Junior Retreat Leaders that our leader meeting has been changed from tonight to Sunday night from 6-8 p.m. Please be on time and bring your binder.

Attention juniors--there is still room for up to 6 juniors interested in going on retreat next week. If you would like to sign up, please see Mrs. Helms tomorrow before the end of the day, it’s free! For those who are currently signed up, you should be receiving your permission slip and information form in religion class tomorrow.

Don’t forget your toiletry items or dollars for the Haiti raffle. There are 6 raffles each valued at over $50. Don’t wait; get your name in the drawing. We will be at lunch tomorrow & next Monday, Wednesday & Friday. Winners will be chosen on Monday, March 15 during homeroom announcements.

All students and faculty are informed that we will have a special Lenten Communion Service on Friday and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Eucharistic Adoration will take place for the entire school day. Please come and experience the power of His true presence.

Attention all students…do you need service hours? St. Raphael’s, a Catholic social service agency here in Hamilton needs your help! They have recently expanded their hours on Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays until 8 p.m. You will work directly with people in need of life’s basic necessities by helping clients secure food and clothing at their location on High Street. Sign up in religion class today! Questions? Please see Mr. Hosmer.

Boys’ track conditioning today at 3 p.m. ---- meet in 019.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr. Kenkel will not be in the building until 8th bell today.

All students and faculty are informed that we will have a special Lenten Communion Service on Friday and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Eucharistic Adoration will take place for the entire school day. Please come and experience the power of His true presence.

Attention all students…do you need service hours? St. Raphael’s, a Catholic social service agency here in Hamilton needs your help! They have recently expanded their hours on Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays until 8 p.m. You will work directly with people in need of life’s basic necessities by helping clients secure food and clothing at their location on High Street. Sign up in religion class today! Questions? Please see Mr. Hosmer.

Boys’ track conditioning today at 3 p.m.----meet in 019.

Afternoon Announcements

• All students and faculty are informed that there will be no mass on Thursday. However, we will have a special Lenten Communion Service on Friday and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. Eucharistic Adoration will take place for the entire school day. Please come and experience the power of His true presence.
• There will be a brief, mandatory meeting for all football players in room 109 immediately after school today.
• The meeting of the March Jr. Retreat leaders has been changed from tomorrow night to Sunday night. Please see Mrs. Helms if you have any questions.
• All February Junior Retreatants who were in Corey & Adrian's group need to come to chapel immediately after announcements.
• Don't forge to bring in $3 to donate to Haiti tomorrow at lunch to get an out-of-uniform day.
• Bring in your Haiti donation for the raffle at lunch on Friday.
• Celebration needs 2-3 students who are highly experienced in Powerpoint to make a presentation for the auction. Please see Mrs. Angie Gray in the Development Office.
• Pre-sale tickets for the Friday night's boys basketball game against Madison and Sat. afternoon's girls basketball game against Versailles are on sale in the office. Tickets are $5 pre-sale and $7 at the gate.
• Boys' track conditioning tomorrow at 3:00. Meet in room 019.
• There will be a JSA meeting after school today in Mr. Mears room Everyone is welcome to attend.
• Tatiana CD's and DVD's are on sale through Wed. in room 009. CD's are $16 and DVD's are $27.
• Good Luck to E. Sanders as he competes in the state wrestling championship!

Morning Announcements

• Junior and senior JKB students see Mrs. Marot after announcements.
• The next two weeks here at Badin are geared toward helping Haiti. For the next two days you can make a $3 donation to St. Joseph's Home for Boys in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and be out of uniform this Friday, March 5. Lunch tomorrow will be your last chance to make your donation in order to be out of uniform on Friday.
• Each Mon., Wed., and Fri. of this week and next week we will be holding a raffle in the cafeteria during both lunch periods. There are six raffle packages from which to choose. For just $1 or a donation of one toiletry item you can get a raffle ticket to put into the jar for a given package. The winner of each raffle will be drawn on Monday, March 15 during homeroom. All proceeds and donations will go to Haiti.
• The March Junior Retreat list is located on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office. All who are interested MUST confirm a place by the end of the day today. If you are on the list but no longer choose to go, please cross off your name. If you are not yet on the list but would like to go, please add your name. There is still room for at least seven or eight more juniors. YOU MAY ONLY GO ON ONE JUNIOR RETREAT.
• There will be a TAG meeting next Monday, March 8 after school in the library. All members are urged to attend as we have MANY topics to cover!
• Pre-sale tickets for Friday night's boys' basketball against Madison and Saturday afternoon's girls' basketball game against Versailles are on sale in the office. Tickets ar $5 pre-sale or $7 at the gate.
• Boys' track conditioning tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. Meet in room 019.
• Tatiana CD's and DVD's are on sale through Wednesday in room 009. CD's are $16.00 and DVD's are $27.00.There will be a JSA meeting after school today in Mr. Mears room. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Afternoon Announcements

• JKB students are reminded that there is a parent meeting tonight at Lakota West at 7:00 p.m.
• Girls' track team meeting in the lobby at 3:15 p.m. today for conditioning.
• Boys' track conditioning today at 3:00 p.m. Meet in room 019.
• Boys' volleyball tonight from 7-9 p.m. and tomorrow from 8-9 p.m. Tryouts will be on Monday, March 8 from 7-9 p.m.
• Pre-sale tickets for Friday's night's boys' basketball against Madison and Saturday afternoon's girls' basketball game against Versailles are on sale in the office for $5 pre-sale or $7 at the gate.
• There will be a JSA meeting after school on Wednesday in Mr. Mears room. All are welcome to attend.
• Ambassadors are encouraged to sign up for the Annual Fund Phone-a-Thon, which will take place Monday & Tuesday evenings, March 15 & 16 at Matandy Steel in Hamilton. We need 8 ambassadors each evening. Pizza is part of the program!
• Art Club meeting in 022 after school today.
• There will be a brief JETS meeting in room 225 at 2:30 p.m. today.
• Detention today is in room 010.
• Tatiana CD and DVD's are on sale through Wednesday in room 009. CD's are $16 and DVD's are $27.

Morning Announcements

• Junior and senior JKB students need to see Mrs. Marot after announcements.
• The next two weeks here at Badin are geared toward helping Haiti. For the next three days you can make a $3 donation to St. Joseph's Home for Boys in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and be out of uniform this Friday, March 5. Thursday at lunch will be your last chance to make your donation in order to be out of uniform on Friday.
• Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday of this week and next week we will be holding a raffle in the cafeteria during both lunch periods. There are six raffle packages from which to choose. For just $1 or a donation of one toiletry item you can get a raffle ticket to put into the jar for a given package. The winner of each raffle will be drawn on Monday, March 15 during homeroom. All proceeds and donations will go to Haiti.
• Girls' track team meeting in the lobby at 3:15 p.m. today for conditioning.
• Boys' track conditioning today at 3:00 p.m. Meet in room 019.
• Anyone interested in playing mens' volleyball should attend open gym on Mon., Tues., & Wed. from 7-9 p.m. in the main gym. Tryouts will be on Monday, March 8 from 7-9 p.m.
• Pre-sale tickets for Friday's night's boys' basketball against Madison and Saturday afternoon's girls' basketball game against Versailles are on sale in the office for $5 pre-sale or $7 at the gate.
• There will be a JSA meeting after school on Wednesday in Mr. Mears room. All are welcome to attend.
• Ambassadors are encouraged to sign up for the Annual Fund Phone-a-Thon, which will take place Monday & Tuesday evenings, March 15 & 16 at Matandy Steel in Hamilton. We need 8 ambassadors each evening. Pizza is part of the program!
• Art Club meeting in 022 after school today.
• There will be a brief JETS meeting in room 225 at 2:30 p.m. today.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

The next two weeks at Badin are geared toward helping Haiti. For the next 3 days you can make a $3 donation to St. Joseph’s Home for Boys in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and get out of uniform this Friday, March 5.

Each Monday, Wednesday & Friday of this week and next week we will be holding a raffle in the cafeteria during both lunch periods. There are 6 raffle packages to choose from. For just $1 or a donation of 1 toiletry item you can get a raffle ticket to put in the jar for a given package. The winner of each raffle will be drawn on Monday, March 15 during homeroom. All proceeds and donations will go to Haiti.

Anyone interested in playing men’s volleyball should attend open gym on Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday from 7-9 in the main gym. Tryouts will be on Monday, March 8, from 7-9 p.m.

Ambassador Officers meet today after school. Please plan to attend.

Student Council meeting Wednesday after school.

Members of the History Club will have Steven Newman as a guest speaker after school on Friday in room 011. Mr. Newman is the first recorded human being to have walked around the world. Please come and listen to his stories about his fantastic journey around the world.
Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. Meet in room 019.

Boys’ tennis sign up sheet is in the office.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

The next two weeks at Badin are geared toward helping Haiti. For the next 3 days you can make a $3 donation to St. Joseph’s Home for Boys in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and get out of uniform this Friday, March 5.

Each Monday, Wednesday & Friday of this week and next week we will be holding a raffle in the cafeteria during both lunch periods. There are 6 raffle packages to choose from. For just $1 or a donation of 1 toiletry item you can get a raffle ticket to put in the jar for a given package. The winner of each raffle will be drawn on Monday, March 15 during homeroom. All proceeds and donations will go to Haiti.

Anyone interested in playing men’s volleyball should attend open gym on Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday from 7-9 in the main gym. Tryouts will be on Monday, March 8, from 7-9 p.m.

Ambassador Officers meet today after school. Please plan to attend.

Student Council meeting Wednesday after school.

Members of the History Club will have Steven Newman as a guest speaker after school on Friday in room 011. Mr. Newman is the first recorded human being to have walked around the world. Please come and listen to his stories about his fantastic journey around the world.
Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. Meet in room 019.

Boys’ tennis sign up sheet is in the office.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

The next two weeks at Badin are geared toward helping Haiti. For the next 3 days you can make a $3 donation to St. Joseph’s Home for Boys in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti and get out of uniform this Friday, March 5.

Each Monday, Wednesday & Friday of this week and next week we will be holding a raffle in the cafeteria during both lunch periods. There are 6 raffle packages to choose from. For just $1 or a donation of 1 toiletry item you can get a raffle ticket to put in the jar for a given package. The winner of each raffle will be drawn on Monday, March 15 during homeroom. All proceeds and donations will go to Haiti.

Anyone interested in playing men’s volleyball should attend open gym on Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday from 7-9 in the main gym. Tryouts will be on Monday, March 8, from 7-9 p.m.

Ambassador Officers meet today after school. Please plan to attend.

Student Council meeting Wednesday after school.

Members of the History Club will have Steven Newman as a guest speaker after school on Friday in room 011. Mr. Newman is the first recorded human being to have walked around the world. Please come and listen to his stories about his fantastic journey around the world.
Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. Meet in room 019.

Boys’ tennis sign up sheet is in the office.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to Eddie Sanders for placing 3rd at the District Tournament this past weekend at Kettering Fairmont. He beat 3 ranked students in the state to advance to the State Tournament in Columbus. He now has 96 career wins. Come to support Eddie in Columbus, as he pushes for his 100th career win. Congratulations and good luck Eddie!

Congratulations to our girls’ basketball team who are Sectional Champs after defeating Fenwick!

Tickets are available until 2:45 today for the boys’ basketball game at UD tonight at 8:30. Pre sale price is $5.00. Tickets are $7.00 at the door. UD charges $3.00 for parking.

Ambassador Officers meet today after school. Please plan to attend.

Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. Meet in room 019.

Boys’ tennis sign up sheet is in the office.

Service opportunities at Fairfield North Elementary on March 12. Sign up in the office.

Members of the History Club will have Steven Newman as a guest speaker after school on Friday in room 011. Mr. Newman is the first recorded human being to have walked around the world. Please come and listen to his stories about his fantastic journey around the world.

Anyone interested in playing mens' volleyball should attend open gym on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday from 7-9 in the main gym. Tryouts will be on Monday, March 8, 7-9 p.m.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Boys’ tennis sign up sheet is on the counter in the main office.

Special thanks to the Pro-Life Club and Brianna Listerman who helped plan and even participated in Tatiana’s concert. The DVD “I Thirst” and all of Tatiana’s CD’s are on sale in room 009. The DVD is $27.00 and all CD’s are $16.00.

Boys’ track conditioning Saturday at 10 a.m. --- meet in the lobby.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Good luck to Chaz Bierman, David Guilford & Eddie Sanders as they compete in district wrestling today.

Good luck to the gymnastics team who will compete at districts tomorrow at Lakota East.

Good luck to our girl’s basketball team who will play Fenwick in the Sectional Final at Wilmington tomorrow at 12 noon. Pre sale tickets are available until 2:45 today.

Boys’ track conditioning Saturday at 10 a.m. --- meet in the lobby.

Special thanks to the Pro-Life Club and Brianna Listerman who helped plan and even participated in Tatiana’s concert. The DVD “I Thirst” and all of Tatiana’s CD’s are on sale in room 009. The DVD is $27.00 and all CD’s are $16.00.

There is still room for any junior interested in going to the March Junior Retreat. Please see Mrs. Helms or sign up on the form located on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

All leaders for the March Junior Retreat are reminded that we will be meeting tonight from 6-8 p.m. in the Campus Ministry Office. Please be on time.

There is still room for any junior interested in going ton the March Junior Retreat. Please see Mrs. Helms or sign up on the form located on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office.

The History Club will meet after school today in room 011.

There will be a brief JETS meeting in room 225 at 2:30 today.

Boys track conditioning at 3 p.m. today --- meet in 019.

Have you purchased your copy of the Badin Ramble yet? They are available in the Development Office for 50 cents. The Ramble staff does a great job. Please enjoy their good work!

Attention seniors: If you will be here tomorrow, please bring photographs of your high school years and memories. You will be making a scrapbook page tomorrow morning for the Celebration auction.

Ambassador Officers will meet Monday after school for 30 minutes. Please plan to attend. See Mr. Allen or Mrs. Gray with any questions.

In an effort to help the people of Haiti we at Badin High School will be taking a 3-fold approach. Purple sheets with specific details were handed out in the last period today. More papers are in the Campus Ministry Office.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

The History Club will meet after school today in room 011.

There will be a brief JETS meeting in room 225 at 2:30 today.

Boys track conditioning at 3 p.m. today --- meet in 019.

Have you purchased your copy of the Badin Ramble yet? They are available in the Development Office for 50 cents. The Ramble staff does a great job. Please enjoy their good work!

Attention seniors: If you will be here tomorrow, please bring photographs of your high school years and memories. You will be making a scrapbook page tomorrow morning for the Celebration auction.

Ambassador officers will meet Monday after school for 30 minutes. Please plan to attend. See Mr. Allen or Mrs. Gray with any questions.

In an effort to help the people of Haiti we at Badin High School will be taking a 3-fold approach. Purple sheets with specific details were handed out in the last period today. More papers are in the Campus Ministry Office.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

In an effort to help the people of Haiti we at Badin High School will be taking a 3-fold approach. Purple sheets with specific details were handed out in the last period today. More papers are in the Campus Ministry Office.

Students & faculty are reminded that we will be on the 1:18 schedule tomorrow due to the Tatiana Concert. CD’s & DVD’s will be on sale after the concert. CD’s are $16 & DVD’s are $27.

Tournament tickets are available in the office.

Track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. in meet in 019.

There will be a brief NHS meeting in room 225 at 1:50 today.

The History Club will meet after school on Thursday in room 011. All members are encouraged to attend.

All students, faculty & staff are invited to our Thursday Morning Mass. Come and experience the Power of the Mass.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be a brief NHS meeting in room 225 at 1:50 today.

The History Club will meet after school on Thursday in room 011. All members are encouraged to attend.

All students, faculty & staff are invited to our Thursday Morning Mass. Come and experience the Power of the Mass.

Track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. in meet in 019.

City of Hamilton Parks & Recreation Department is seeking qualified candidates to assist with the summer Drop-In Playground Program. Twelve (12) part time workers are needed to lead day-to-day activities at seven (7) playgrounds. Applicants should have experience in leading children and love of outdoors. The program runs from 6/14/10-8/06/10 with additional time to assist with program planning. Pay is $8.30-$11.64/hour. Submit one (1) application or current resume to Civil Service Dept., 345 High St., Hamilton, OH 45011 OR fax to (513) 785-7037 OR email to cspersonnel@ci.hamilton.oh.us --- specify interest in Rec. Led. I

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be an Art Club meeting after school in room 022.

Because Mrs. Palmer missed the registration meetings, any student with questions about art classes should see her before making decisions.

Boys’ basketball tournament tickets are available until 2:45 today. The game is at UD Arena at 5:30 p.m. today.

Girls’ track conditioning today --- meet in the lobby at 3:15 p.m.

Boys’ track conditioning today ---m eat in room 019 at 3 p.m.

Juniors & freshmen ambassadors are invited to help host Grandparents’ Day on Wednesday, March 24. Sign up in the Development Office as soon as possible for this important task.

All students, faculty & staff are invited to our Thursday Morning Mass. Come and experience the Power of the Mass.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Boys’ basketball tournament tickets are available until 2:45 today. The game is at UD Arena at 5:30 p.m. today.

There will be an Art Club meeting after school in room 022.

There is a JKB parent meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at Lakota West. Junior & senior parents need to attend.

Girls’ track conditioning today --- meet in the lobby at 3:15 p.m.

Boys’ track conditioning today ---m eat in room 019 at 3 p.m.

Juniors & freshmen ambassadors are invited to help host Grandparents’ Day on Wednesday, March 24. Sign up in the Development Office as soon as possible for this important task.

City of Hamilton Parks & Recreation Department is seeking qualified candidates to assist with the summer Drop-In Playground Program. Twelve (12) part time workers are needed to lead day-to-day activities at seven (7) playgrounds. Applicants should have experience in leading children and love of outdoors. The program runs from 6/14/10-8/06/10 with additional time to assist with program planning. Pay is $8.30-$11.64/hour. Submit one (1) application or current resume to Civil Service Dept., 345 High St., Hamilton, OH 45011 OR fax to (513) 785-7037 OR email to cspersonnel@ci.hamilton.oh.us --- specify interest in Rec. Led. I

AFTERNOON ANNOUCEMENTS

Students with parent/teacher conference sheets should turn them into the the office.

There will be a JKB meeting for juniors & seniors tomorrow morning at 7:20 in room 206. All tickets, sold or unsold, must be brought in.

There is a JKB parent meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Lakota West.

Pre sale tournament tickets are available for the girl’s basketball game tonight and boy’s basketball tomorrow night. Price is $5 here and $7 at the gate and tickets are on sale until 2:45 today for the girls.

Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow. Meet in 019 at 3 p.m.

Girls’ track conditioning tomorrow. Meet in the lobby at 3 p.m.

The times for baseball workouts are freshmen & sophomores 5 – 7; varsity 6:30-8:30. Both teams meet in the weight room. Be on time.

City of Hamilton Parks & Recreation Department is seeking qualified candidates to assist with the summer Drop-In Playground Program. Twelve (12) part time workers are needed to lead day-to-day activities at seven (7) playgrounds. Applicants should have experience in leading children and love of outdoors. The program runs from 6/14/10-8/06/10 with additional time to assist with program planning. Pay is $8.30-$11.64/hour. Submit one (1) application or current resume to Civil Service Dept., 345 High St., Hamilton, OH 45011 OR fax to (513) 785-7037 OR email to cspersonnel@ci.hamilton.oh.us --- specify interest in Rec. Led. I

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to the Wrestling Team who placed 9th out of 21 teams this past weekend at the Clinton-Massie Sectional. We have 3 District Qualifiers: E. Sanders who placed 1st, C. Bierman who placed 2nd & D. Guilford who placed 3rd. Congratulations guys!

Students with parent/teacher conference sheets should turn them into their homeroom teacher to send to the office.

Pre sale tournament tickets are available for the girl’s basketball game tonight and boy’s basketball tomorrow night. Price is $5 here and $7 at the gate and tickets are on sale until 2:45 today for the girls.

Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow. Meet in 019 at 3 p.m.

Girls’ track conditioning tomorrow. Meet in the lobby at 3 p.m.

The times for baseball workouts are freshmen & sophomores 5 – 7; varsity 6:30-8:30. Both teams meet in the weight room. Be on time.

City of Hamilton Parks & Recreation Department is seeking qualified candidates to assist with the summer Drop-In Playground Program. Twelve (12) part time workers are needed to lead day-to-day activities at seven (7 ) playgrounds. Applicants should have experience in leading children and love of outdoors. The program runs from 6/14/10-8/06/10 with additional time to assist with program planning. Pay is $8.30-$11.64/hour. Submit one (1) application or current resume to Civil Service Dept., 345 High St., Hamilton, OH 45011 OR fax to (513) 785-7037 OR email to cspersonnel@ci.hamilton.oh.us --- specify interest in Rec. Ldr. I

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Good luck to the wrestling team as they compete Friday & Saturday in their sectionals at Clinton Massey High School.

If any students have parent conference sheets, please bring it to the office.

Seniors are reminded that on Monday SENIORS ONLY are on a one hour delay because of underclass registration meetings. All 9th, 10th & 11th graders report to school at normal time on Monday.

Seniors: the last “Lunch with the Principal” will be February 25th. Working off class lists, it is hoped that no one was missed. But in case someone was, please see Mrs. Ungerbuehler in the office by Tuesday, February 23rd if you were inadvertently missed.

Pre sale tickets for the boy’s basketball game tonight at Purcell Marian are available in the office. Boy’s basketball opens tournament play on Tuesday at UD at 5:30. Pre sale tickets will be available until 2:30 on Tuesday. Price is $5 ---- $7at the gate.

The girl’s basketball team defeated Batavia last night to advance to the second around of sectional play. We play Ripley on Monday at 6 p.m. at Wilmington. Tournament tickets are on sale in the office until 2:30 p.m. on Monday. Price is $5.00 pre sale and $7.00 at the gate.

Track conditioning at 10 a.m. tomorrow --- meet in the front lobby.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

If any student has a parent conference sheet, please give it to your homeroom teacher to send to the office.

Seniors are reminded that on Monday SENIORS ONLY are on a one hour delay because of underclass registration meetings. All 9th, 10th & 11th graders report to school at normal time on Monday.

Seniors: the last “Lunch with the Principal” will be February 25th. Working off class lists, it is hoped that no one was missed. But in case someone was, please see Mrs. Ungerbuehler in the office by Tuesday, February 23rd if you were inadvertently missed.

Pre sale tickets for the boy’s basketball game tonight at Purcell Marian are available in the office. Boy’s basketball opens tournament play on Tuesday at UD at 5:30. Pre sale tickets will be available until 2:30 on Tuesday. Price is $5 ---- $7 at the gate.

The girl’s basketball team defeated Batavia last night to advance to the second around of sectional play. We play Ripley on Monday at 6 p.m. at Wilmington. Tournament tickets are on sale in the office until 2:30 p.m. on Monday. Price is $5.00 pre sale and $7.00 at the gate.

Track conditioning at 10 a.m. tomorrow --- meet in the front lobby.

Please vote for “Player of the Week” …… log onto http://www.journal-news.com Click on Scott Purcell & Courtney Hubbard. You can vote each day until next Tuesday.

Kings Island is accepting applications on line. You can find additional information about employment by looking at the poster hanging in the Guidance Office. It is located near the entrance.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

There is a JKB meeting for parents tonight at 7 p.m. at Fairfield.

JKB students need to bring in tickets and ticket money to Mrs. Marot tomorrow.

There will be a brief meeting tomorrow morning for junior & senior JKB students at 7:30 in room 206.

Please vote for “Player of the Week” …… log onto http://www.journal-news.com Click on Scott Purcell & Courtney Hubbard. You can vote each day until next Tuesday.

There will be a short JETS meeting in room 225 at 2:30 today.

Boys’ track conditioning today at 3 p.m. --- be dressed by 3 and meet in room 019.

We invite all students, faculty & staff to join us for our first Lenten Friday Morning Prayer ---- beginning tomorrow morning in the chapel at 7:15 a.m. We hope to see you there.

Come and join our new Friday Morning Prayer Service presented by students designed for students. It begins at 7:20 p.m.

Pre sale tickets are available until 2:30 for tonight’s girl’s basketball tournament game. The girls play Batavia at Wilmington at 6 p.m. Pre sale is $5 and directions are in the office.

Pre sale tickets for the boy’s basketball game at Purcell Marian on Friday night are available in the office. Boy’s basketball opens tournament play on Tuesday at UD at 5:30. Pre sale tickets will be available until 2:30 on Tuesday. Price is $5 ---- $7 at the gate.

Pro Life Club will meet this Thursday after school, 2:30 till 3:00 p.m.

Kings Island is accepting applications on line. You can find additional information about employment by looking at the poster hanging in the Guidance Office. It is located near the entrance.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Please vote for “Player of the Week” …… log onto http://www.journal-news.com Click on Scott Purcell & Courtney Hubbard. You can vote each day until next Tuesday.

There will be a short JETS meeting in room 225 at 2:30 today.

Boys’ track conditioning today at 3 p.m. --- be dressed by 3 and meet in room 019.

We invite all students, faculty & staff to join us for our first Lenten Friday Morning Prayer ---- beginning tomorrow morning in the chapel at 7:15 a.m. We hope to see you there.

Come and join our new Friday Morning Prayer Service presented by students designed for students. It begins at 7:20 p.m.

Pre sale tickets are available until 2:30 for tonight’s girl’s basketball tournament game. The girls play Batavia at Wilmington at 6 p.m. Pre sale is $5 and directions are in the office.

Pre sale tickets for the boy’s basketball game at Purcell Marian on Friday night are available in the office. Boy’s basketball opens tournament play on Tuesday at UD at 5:30. Pre sale tickets will be available until 2:30 on Tuesday. Price is $5 ---- $7 at the gate.

Pro Life Club will meet this Thursday after school, 2:30 till 3:00 p.m.

Kings Island is accepting applications on line. You can find additional information about employment by looking at the poster hanging in the Guidance Office. It is located near the entrance.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

All students, staff and faculty who are Catholic, please be reminded to fast (no snacks between meals) and abstain from meat.

All students & faculty are invited to our Thursday Mass before school.

Seniors & sophomores: Grandparents Day is March 24. The reservation sheets are due in on Friday. Please get them filled out and returned to the Development Office by Friday.

Pro Life Club will meet this Thursday after school, 2:30 till 3:00 p.m.

Sunday baseball players have a mandatory meeting at 6:30. All are expected to be there --- seniors through freshmen with at least 1 parent.

Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. See Coach Smith if you have questions.

Tickets for tonight’s boys’ basketball game at McNicholas and tournament tickets for tomorrow night’s girls’ basketball game are available in the office. All tournament tickets are $5.00 presale and $7.00 at the gate.

There will be a mandatory softball meeting in the weight room at 7:30 tonight --- voluntary conditioning after the meeting for anyone who is not currently playing a sport.

There will be a JKB meeting tomorrow morning at 7:20 a.m. in room 206. Please bring tickets and a $10 check for auction.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

All students, staff and faculty who are Catholic, please be reminded to fast (no snacks between meals) and abstain from meat.

Tickets for tonight’s boys’ basketball game at McNicholas and tournament tickets for tomorrow night’s girls’ basketball game are available in the office. All tournament tickets are $5.00 presale and $7.00 at the gate.

There will be a mandatory softball meeting in the weight room at 7:30 tonight --- voluntary conditioning after the meeting for anyone who is not currently playing a sport.

There will be a JKB meeting tomorrow morning at 7:20 a.m. in room 206. Please bring tickets and a $10 check for auction.

Boys’ track conditioning tomorrow at 3 p.m. See Coach Smith if you have questions.

Pro Life Club will meet this Thursday after school, 2:30 till 3:00 p.m.

Sunday baseball players have a mandatory meeting at 6:30. All are expected to be there --- seniors through freshmen with at least 1 parent.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tonight is senior night for boys’ basketball. Come early. The senior introductions are immediately following the JV game.

Tomorrow night is senior night for girl’s basketball. Come support our senior athletes and our Badin Rams!

Pre sale tickets for LaSalle on Friday, Fenwick on Sunday & McNicholas on Tuesday are on sale in the Office.

Pre sale tickets for the girls’ basketball tournament game are on sale in the office. The game is Monday at 6 p.m. at Wilmington High School. Pre sale is $5 Tickets are $7 at the gate.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tonight is senior night for boys’ basketball. Come early. The senior introductions are immediately following the JV game.

Tomorrow night is senior night for girl’s basketball. Come support our senior athletes and our Badin Rams!

Pre sale tickets for LaSalle on Friday, Fenwick on Sunday & McNicholas on Tuesday are on sale in the Office.

Pre sale tickets for the girls’ basketball tournament game are on sale in the office. The game is Monday at 6 p.m. at Wilmington High School. Pre sale is $5 Tickets are $7 at the gate.

All February Junior Retreat Leaders are asked to have their lyric sheets to Mrs. Helms by lunch today.

All juniors going on Junior Retreat need to check their names off the list on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office to conform their place on retreat.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Color Guard rehearsal is cancelled for this evening.

The History Club will sponsor a President’s Day Trivia Contest on Friday. There will be one question given over the intercom at the beginning of each class. Answer sheets will be distributed in homeroom. They will be collected by teachers at the end of the day. First place prize will be a gift certificate to the Riverbank Café and second place prize is 2 movie tickets.

JKB juniors & seniors are reminded to bring in their dance tickets to Mrs. Marot as soon as possible.

Those people who participated in the GOOD HAIR DAY last week need to pick up a shirt in the Religious Ed Office today. You are also invited to wear them to school tomorrow as well.

All February Junior Retreat Leaders are asked to have their lyric sheets to Mrs. Helms by lunch tomorrow.

All juniors going on Junior Retreat need to check their names off the list on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office to conform their place on retreat.

There is NOT a Karios 4th Day meeting tonight. We will plan a new date soon.

Attention senior boys’ basketball players, senior cheerleaders & senior band members --- come to the office to fill out Senior Night forms.

Pre sale tickets for the girls’ basketball tournament game are on sale in the office. The game is Monday at 6 p.m. at Wilmington High School. Pre sale is $5 Tickets are $7 at the gate.

Pre sale tickets for LaSalle on Friday, Fenwick on Sunday & McNicholas on Tuesday are on sale in the Office.

Track conditioning for boys. Be dressed and report to room 009 no later than 3 p.m.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Fox 19 has named C. Brandenburg the Athlete of the Week for his bowling a perfect score of 300. Congratulations!

Attention senior boys’ basketball players, senior cheerleaders & senior band members --- come to the office to fill out Senior Night forms.

Pre sale tickets for LaSalle on Friday, Fenwick on Sunday and McNicholas on Tuesday are on sale in the office.

Pre sale tickets for the girls’ basketball tournament game are on sale in the office. The game is Monday at 6 p.m. at Wilmington High School. Pre sale is $5. Tickets are $7 at the gate.

Track conditioning for boys. Be dressed and report to room 009 no later than 3 p.m.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMEMTS

All senior boys’ basketball players, senior cheerleaders, and senior band members should come to the office to complete Senior Night forms.

There will be a DECA Marketing Session today after school in room 223.

Boys’ tennis sign up sheet is in the office.

All juniors need to check the February Junior Retreat list located on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office by this Wednesday to confirm their place.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

All juniors need to check the February Junior Retreat list located on the table outside the Campus Ministry Office by this Wednesday to confirm their place.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

JKB juniors & seniors are reminded to turn in any SOLD tickets to Mrs. Marot as soon as possible.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Blood Drive workers ---- please see the yellow sheet on the office window for work times and duties.

If giving blood tomorrow remember to drink plenty of fluids and eat breakfast. Also, bring a picture ID with you. Thanks for giving the gift of life!

All February Junior Retreat leaders are reminded that we are meeting tonight from 6-7p.m.

All TAG members are reminded to bring their baked goods for tomorrow’s Blood Drive.

Seniors applying to the Hamilton Community Foundation for scholarships MUST turn in all application papers today due to the potential for bad weather tomorrow.

Pre sale tickets are available for the McNicholas game.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Seniors applying to the Hamilton Community Foundation for scholarships MUST turn in all application papers today due to the potential for bad weather tomorrow.

All February Junior Retreat leaders are reminded that we are meeting tonight from 6-7 p.m.

All TAG members are reminded to bring their baked goods for tomorrow’s Blood Drive.

Congratulations to all of the guys who made Cupid’s Court for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Seniors: J.Fetters, J.Gattermeyer, J.Kulifay, B.Saurber, M.Shamp, A.Thomas; juniors: A.Eyl, N.Ingram, J.Levline; sophomores: P.Gray, C.Martin, H.Stricker, and A.Wendel. The winner will be announced at the dance.

This is a reminder for student council --- decorating for the Sadie Hawkins dance will be tomorrow after school.

Pre sale tickets are available for the McNicholas game.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to senior Drew Hampton, who signed this morning to play football at Lindsey Wilson College in Columbia, Kentucky. Drew will be one of the building blocks of the football program at Lindsey Wilson, as they will play their inaugural season in the fall of 2010.

We will have combined signing reception for our college-bound athletes in the next couple of months, so please keep Ms. Kocher or Mr. Allen informed of your college athletic plans. We don’t want to miss anyone!

Congratulations to Matt Shamp for being named a finalist for the National Football Foundation’s “That’s My Boy” Award! Matt will attend an honoring on February 18th. This is a huge accomplishment. This is the sixth year in a row that Badin has had a finalist.

Congratulations to the Badin Boys & Girls Bowling Teams for defeating Roger Bacon! And congratulations to Chase Brandenburg for bowling a perfect 300 game for a 554 series.

There will be a JSA meeting after school today in Mr. Mears’ room. Everyone is welcome.

There will NOT be a Marketing Study Session today but there will be one Thursday after school and evening.

Students who are going to the Sadie Hawkins Dance are asked to buy their tickets Thursday at lunch. We would like to have an idea of how many people will be attending before Friday. If people don’t buy tickets for the Sadie Hawkins Dance by tomorrow, the dance will be canceled.

There will be a JKB meeting tomorrow morning at 7:20 for all members. Juniors and seniors need to bring both sold and unsold Hoe-Down tickets along with a $10 check.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Congratulations to the Badin Boys & Girls Bowling Teams for defeating Roger Bacon! And congratulations to Chase Brandenburg for bowling a perfect 300 game for a 554 series.

Congratulations to Matt Shamp for being name a finalist for the “That’s My Boy” Award! This is a huge accomplishment. This is the sixth year in a row that Badin has had a finalist.

There will be a JSA meeting after school today in Mr. Mears’room. Everyone is welcome.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Pro Life Club will meet this Thursday after school. Final plans for the Tatiana Concert will be made. Meeting will run from 2:30-3:00 p.m. We will then travel to St. Raphael’s on High Street to help sort clothes for the needy and homeless. All students are invited. See Mr. Finnigan for details.

Pre sale tickets are available for the Badin vs. Carroll boy’s basketball game.

All TAG members need to take a blue sheet from the table outside the Religious Ed Office sometime today.

Any students in need of Christian Service Hours are asked to sign up for St. Peter’s Market Day Sale next Thursday evening. The sign up sheet is located on the table outside the Religious Ed Office.

Tickets for the Sadie Hawkins Dance will be sold at lunch all week. The dance is Saturday from 8-12 in the Badin cafeteria and tickets are $20 for a couple and $15 for a stag ticket.

The blood drive will be held Friday in the PFAC, beginning after the speaker. If you are interested in donating blood, please sign up in the nurse’s office. All students MUST have a parent signature.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Today at lunch don’t forget to buy an awareness ribbon for 25 cents to show your support for the cause of your choice.

All TAG members need to take a blue sheet from the table outside the Religious Ed Office sometime today.

Don’t forget to sign up for the Blood Drive.

Any students in need of Christian Service Hours are asked to sign up for St. Peter’s Market Day Sale next Thursday evening. The sign up sheet is located on the table outside the Religious Ed Office.

All students and faculty are invited to our Thursday Morning Mass. This would be a great way to celebrate Catholic Schools Week.

Tickets for the Sadie Hawkins Dance will be sold at lunch all week. The dance is Friday from 8-12 in the Badin cafeteria and tickets are $20 for a couple and $15 for a stag ticket.

Pre sale tickets are available for the Badin vs. Carroll boys basketball game.

The blood drive will be held Friday in the PFAC, beginning after the speaker. If you are interested in donating blood, please sign up in the nurse’s office. All students MUST have a parent signature.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Pre sale tickets are available for the Badin vs. Carroll Boys Basketball game.

There will be NO Liturgical Music Group practice today after school.

There will be NO swim practice tonight.

Short meeting for Science Bowl Team: Jake Wood, Martin Shelton, Joe Kulifay, Lauren Savage & Jeff Eaton in room 005 after school today.

The blood drive will be held Friday in the PFAC, beginning after the speaker. If you are interested in donating blood, please sign up in the nurse’s office. All students MUST have a parent signature.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Seniors please be reminded to turn your Hamilton Community Foundation applications to Mrs. U. in the office this morning.

The girls swim team placed 3rd at the GCL Meet and the boys finished 4th. Some top 3 finishers were: Lisa Fetters-2nd in 50 & 100 Free; Molly Doody-1st in 200 & 500 Free; Tam Flavin-2nd in 100 Back & 100 Fly; Maria Salerno-2nd in 100 Breast; and the Badin girls relay took 1st! For the guys, Brent Fritz-2nd in the 100 Fly & 500 Free; Dan Fabelo-3rd in Back; and the relay took 4th. Good Job Rams!

Short meeting for Science Bowl Team: Jake Wood, Martin Shelton, Joe Kulifay, Lauren Savage & Jeff Eaton --- room 005 after school today.

All students who are participating in today’s GOOD HAIR DAY event are to come to the chapel when Mass participants are called down.

Don’t forget to sign up for Friday’s Blood Drive. It is not too late. Just see Mrs. Holderbach in the Clinic today and she will give you all of the information you need. YOU COULD SAVE A LIFE!

Morning Announcements

• Thanks to all of the Ambassadors who assisted with registration last night. Your help was much appreciated.
• There will be a brief JETS meeting in room 225 after school today.

AFTERNOON ANNOUNCEMENTS

Today’s Raffle Turn-In was a record 1st turn-in with $8,869. The winning class was:
#1-sophomores = $24.76/student (4 points towards Spirit Week);
#2-seniors = $22.26/student (3 points);
#3-freshmen = $20.05/student (2 points);
#4-juniors = $10.54/student (1 point).
Classroom in the lead for donuts & juice is Mr. O’Hara’s homeroom with a student average of $51.38, not far behind is Mrs. Marot’s homeroom with $48.50. All class information will be posted tomorrow on the office window. So far, Molly Ehrnschwender is in the top sales lead for most sales with 505 tickets! Seller of the Day is senior Anna Bowling who wins $25. Please see Mrs. Gray in the Development Office to receive your prize. NEXT TURN IN IS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH.

Sophomores are reminded to stay after school today to help take down decorations. They have to be down today.

Pre sale tickets for the Roger Bacon home basketball game are on sale.

Those interested in signing up for the Blood Drive can turn in forms at the Nurse’s Office. All student must have parental signature. Blood Drive is next Friday, February 5th. Many students have turned in forms but not signed up for a time. Please don’t forget to sign up for your time slot.

There will be a Spirit Club meeting Thursday after school in room 020.

MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

Those interested in signing up for the Blood Drive can turn forms in at the Nurse’s Office. All students must have parental signature. Blood Drive is next Friday, February 5th.

There will be a Spirit Club meeting Thursday after school in room 020.

Pre sale tickets for the Roger Bacon home basketball game are on sale.

Afternoon Announcements

• The first raffle turn-in tomorrow counts for spirit points.
• All students and faculty are invited to our Thursday morning mass before school. Don't miss this great opportunity.
• Any senior who ordered a spirit week shirt needs to give their money to A. Brown in order to receive their shirt. They are $10. Thank You!
• Hallways must be cleaned up by 4:00 p.m. Thursday.
• Three more Ambassadors are needed to help at the St. Joseph Open House on Sunday afternoon. Please sign up in the Development Office as soon as possible.
• There will be a Spirit Club meeting Thursday after school in room 020.
• Drumline will rehearse on Thursday from 3-5:30 p.m. This rehearsal is extremely important to prepare for upcoming performances.
• Anyone interested in signing up for the Blood Drive can turn forms in at the nurse's office. All students must have parental signature. The Blood Drive is next Friday, Feb. 5th.
• JKB meeting is tomorrow morning at 7:20 a.m. in room 206. Any questions see Mrs. Marot.
• Any student who did not pick up his/her report card must do so today in the office before leaving.
• Seniors: Scholarship bulletin #11 is now published. Take a few minutes to look over these opportunities.

Morning Announcements

• Anyone interested in signing up for the Blood Drive can turn forms in at the nurse's office. All students must have parental signature. The Blood Drive is next Friday, Feb. 5th.
• JKB meeting is tomorrow morning at 7:20 a.m. in room 206. Any questions see Mrs. Marot.
• Any student who did not pick up his/her report card must do so today in the office.
• Seniors: Scholarship bulletin #11 is now published. Take a few minutes to look over these opportunities.
• There will be a Spirit Club meeting Thursday after school in room 020.

Afternoon Announcements

• Any student who did not pick up his/her report card should do so in the office today.
• What songs do you want played at the Sadie Hawkins Dance? There is a song list in the office and by both bathrooms for you to write songs on.
• There will be a JSA meeting tomorrow . All money will be due for those attending Winter Congress.
• There is a JKB meeting for all members tomorrow morning at 7:20 a.m. in room 206. New members should attend. Questions? see Mrs. Marot.
• Sign-ups for track continue. Sign up in the office and take an information sheet. Questions? see Mr. Smith.
• Pre-sale tickets for the St. Xavier game will be available in the office.

Morning Announcements

• Pre-sale tickets for the St. Xavier game will be available in the office.
• All students who will be giving blood next Friday are reminded that they MUST be registered by lunch this Friday. All forms will be available at lunch today or in the nurse's office for the rest of the week.
• We currently have seven girls who will be donating their hair to Beautiful Lengths next Monday. If any other donors have not yet turned in permission slips, tomorrow is the cut-off.
• There will be a 10 minute meeting in the rel. ed. office tomorrow after school for all students working the blood drive.
• Sign-ups for track continue. Please sign up in the office and take an information sheet. See Coach Smith if you have any questions.
• There will be a JSA meeting tomorrow. All money will be due for those attending winter congress.
• Ambassadors are reminded to turn in a copy of his/her first semester report card as soon as possible. As you know, this is an expectation of your ambassador contract.