HHS
Fall 2011
PTSA Newsletter Table of Contents From Principal Leslie Esneault From The President’s Desk PTSA Homecoming Student Council Officers Freshman Announcements Debate Club is Back!! Reflections FCCLA NEWS drive one for ur school fundraiser volunteer at hhs HHS Cross Country SPECTRUM ACADEMIC BOOSTER CLUB Academic Team Spanish Club POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL Wrestling Mu Alpha Theta ROTC HHS Choir National Honor Society Interact Club The Fellowship of Christian Athletes ART DEPARTMENT NEWS Volleyball Golden Apple Award Chanda Davis A Finalist for Prestigious Award Soccer Health and Safety Hunter’s Hotline HHS Swim & Dive Team The Student Activities Committee Theatre Department Huntsville high school band 2011-2012 School Calendar The Paper Bag Christmas The paper Bag Christmas hhs Senior Calendar stars dancing for heals Going Green
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the state is not able to provide our certified staff (teachers, librarians, counselors and administration) with any funding for instruction. Our parents and community businesses have been extremely generous with donations to help support the learning of our students. If you are able to assist with a donation or specific classroom need, it would be greatly appreciated and money well spent. Huntsville High School continues to maintain high standards of excellence; we achieved a 97% graduation rate for Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). Huntsville High School is committed to continuous improvement and has developed plans to address the deficits in proficiency rates for our special education and black subgroups in reading and math. The A+ College Ready Initiative experienced its second successful year at HHS. Last spring HHS administered 747 Advanced Placement tests (AP). Of those tests 430 received a qualifying score of 3 or better (statistically above the national average). We anticipate administering nearly 1000 AP tests next spring. Students earning a qualifying score may receive college credit before graduating from high school. If you are interested in more information about the Advanced Placement program for your child, please speak to your counselor for specific details. Parents, thank you for your continued support. Please encourage your students to arrive on time in the morning and come prepared ready to engage in classroom learning. Parental involvement makes the difference in a student’s success. If you or your student need anything throughout the school year, please feel free to contact me. Please know that we are here to assist you and will do what we can to help. I look forward to continued success and improvement for the 2011-2012 year. GO BIG RED!!
From Principal Leslie Esneault
From The President’s Desk
Welcome to the 2011-2012 school year at Huntsville High School. I hope that your students are in a routine and have formed good study habits to help ensure academic success. With more than one month of classes already finished, students have become familiar with the standards and expectations of their teachers. I am proud of our student body, faculty and staff; together they work hard every day to make Huntsville High School the very best! I am hopeful that most of you were able to meet with your students’ teachers at our annual PTSA Open House on August 23, 2011. Thank you to all the parents who attended this evening event. It was a huge success.
Thank you to all of the HHS Family for a wonderful start to the 2011-2012 school year! Welcome to all new and returning students, faculty and friends.
Once again the teachers and staff have been asked to do their jobs without the state allocated resources. During a normal school year, teachers were provided with classroom money for supplies and instructional resources. Because of proration, HHS PTSA NEWSLETTER FALL 2011
As HHS parents, teachers, students, administration and staff, we each have an amazing opportunity to be active in developing our young people as they prepare to lead our city, our nation and our world into the future. Each day, HHS students are preparing to be the leaders of tomorrow and we must equip them appropriately. Not only must they learn specific skills and information, but they must also learn to lead active and balanced lives in order to respond successfully to rapidly changing workplace and environmental demands. Most of them will work in jobs and fields that are either rapidly changing or do not yet exist. All of us are needed to keep our students and Huntsville High School strong. 1
PTSA Your PTSA is our school’s ‘booster club’, uniting all parents, teachers, students, administration and staff to benefit Huntsville High School. As you probably know, this year’s local, state and federal funding is again limited or unavailable, and we face ongoing times of decreasing funding. Because of your generosity, this year we increased our start-up amount given to teachers from $60 to $75. With your help, we hope to be able to grant specific teacher requests and address unmet needs at HHS. Your PTSA also works to improve all students’ access to technology, helps care for our campus grounds, publishes the PTSA newsletter— going digital this year!!, produces the student directory and so much more. Here are a few of the latest PTSA activities: • Registration Day without schedule distribution was still a great success—special thanks to our Administration and Staff and Martha Sharp coordinating with Susanne Bagwell and PTSA volunteers. • Open House (thank you Kari Smith, 1st VP, Programs and our clubs and organizations who participated) provided information from our Principal, Leslie Esneault, entertainment by Show Choirs and Theater Department and then, parents followed student’s full class schedules and met their teachers.
PTSA committees where you want to be involved. Our goal is 100% PTSA membership – we need at least one member representing each student at HHS. This year so far, we have over 1740 students enrolled. To date, we have over 1450 PTSA members, so we need your help if you have not yet joined PTSA. We are fortunate to have an outstanding administration, faculty and staff at HHS and PTSA is proud to support their efforts for our students and our school. I wish each of you a smooth and successful school year. I would love to hear your great ideas for HHS and pass along your desire to volunteer on one of our PTSA committees. Go Big Red! Respectfully and thankfully, Lisa Miller, PTSA President lmillerhsv@comcast.net
2011 Homecoming Court SENIORS: Shelbie Cole, Amrie Johnson, Anna Claire Leary, Sabol Rodgers, Bailey Russell and Sarah Russell JUNIORS: Kat Crump and Riley Parker SOPHOMORES: Sayatoni Dhar and Sarah Reagan Tepool FRESHMEN: Bailey Bentley and Lauren Neighbors
• Talitha Yokley, Holly Butler and the Hospitality Committee welcomed the teachers and staff back to school with our annual faculty breakfast! Recipes can be found on the website: www. hsv.k12.al.us/schools/high/hhs/PTSA.htm • Summer Workshops (thank you Geri Brown, Chair) was a huge success again this year offering many helpful classes and seminars for your students. Look for them again next summer! • Health and Safety (Annette Birchfield, Chair) and Student Activities (Karen Kimbrough, Chair) have been working to distribute relevant information to parents and students and they have some exciting events and speakers planned for the year! • Publix Partners still gives cash back to HHS, so please continue to use your Publix cards. Last year, we received over $2600 from your use of these cards. Additional cards are available in the school office. • PTSA committee members have already applied for grants from national and local PTA. Receiving these grants will enable us to offer additional student and parent activities. Show your continued support of our school by becoming a member of HHS PTSA. Thank you to those who have joined PTSA and for your generous donations. If you have not yet joined, individual memberships are only $8 and you can find the membership form on the HHS website/PTSA tab -www.hsv. k12.al.us/schools/high/hhs/PTSA.htm . Membership Co-Chairs, Laura McCown and Shelley Delay are receiving new memberships every day and are gathering volunteer information for HHS PTSA NEWSLETTER FALL 2011
Homecoming The 2011-2012 Student Council recently sponsored the Homecoming Activities. The theme for this year was “Welcome to the Jungle.” During the week student participated by dressing up for Spirit Week in their pjs, as a their favorite character, in their camo, as a senior citizen and in red and blue. The teachers were also encouraged to get involved by decorating their door for a chance to win a gift card to Bonefish. Mr. Glasgow, placed 1st, Mrs. Stone, placed 2nd, and Mrs. Webb placed 3rd. One of the highlights of the week was the presentation of the 2010 Homecoming Court and the announcement of the Queen at the half-time ceremonies of the Florence Game. The court members included Bailey Bentley and Lauren Neighbors representing the Freshmen Class. Sayatoni Dhar and Sarah Reagan Tepool were the members selected from the Sophomore Class. Kat Crump and Riley Parker represented the Junior Class. And, the members of the Senior Class included Shelbie Cole, Amrie Johnson, Anna Claire Leary, Sabol Rodgers, and Bailey Russell. Sarah Russell, who was chosen from the Senior Class as a representative, was voted by the student body as the 2011 HHS Homecoming Queen. The week concluded with a dance in the South Hall at the VBC where the Queen and her Court were presented again along with the 2011-2012 Student Council Officers. 2
Student Council Officers
Reflections
Over the summer, the Student Council officers and members selected at the end of the school year met several times to plan the homecoming activities and other school projects. A delegation will be helping Athens High School at the Southern Association of Student Councils Conference in October. This is the first time this conference has returned to North Alabama since HHS sponsored it in the early 1970s. Attendees will be able to participate in leadership workshops, network with other Student Council members from across the Southeast, and co-host an evening at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. The conference will provide the members with a chance to build their teamwork skills as they take part in a scavenger hunt through downtown Athens. Those participating expect to bring back valuable knowledge. The following students will serve as 2011- 2012 Student Council members.
Students are invited to interpret “Diversity Means…” through dance choreography, film, literature, musical composition, photography, and visual arts. The HHS deadline is Nov. 2. A $500 scholarship will be awarded to one Alabama senior. Entry forms and rules are available in an orange binder on the HHS guidance counter or download your own at http://www.ptareflections.org/cs/student_entry_form (those are underbars in the web address). Contact Beverly Ellison, 533-3411, for more information. For ideas, take a look at last year’s three HHS winners, whose entries are featured in the attendance hall showcase!
OFFICERS President: Martha Chodaba Vice-President: Brandon Honeywell Secretary: Lauren Tepool Treasurer: Dante McDowell Parliamentarian: Sam Whiteside Appointed Officers: Alexis Gaines, Emily Phares, Jessie Stell, Melissa West, Carter Wright, Joshua Yarbrough SENIORS Shelbie Cole, Allie Hebert, Dominic Smith, Riley Thornton, Kasia Wetlinski, Rachel Wiggins JUNIORS Tyler Berens, Lindsay Birchfield, Emily Brown, Emily Cragon, Trace Markwalter, Taylor Propst, Allison Wire SOPHOMORES Cameron Aaron, Mark Chodaba, Luke Damian, Layla Florez, Cole Milberger, Sarah Gwin Moore, Hanna Phares, Gabriella Smith FRESHMEN Maria Caprio, Lexi Damian, Jack Hawkins, Madeleine Mabante, Katie McMillan, Lauren Neighbors, Kathryn Wilson
Freshman Announcements The following students are the 2011-2012 Freshmen Class Officers. The sponsor of the Freshmen Class is Mr. Bernie Swanson. President: Jackson Knight Vice-President: Reagan Locke Secretary: Emma Frances Thompson Treasurer: Laurel Clem
FCCLA NEWS FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) is taking two upcoming field trips to explore careers. The first one is November 6th & 7th, going to Atlanta’s America’s Mart. We will be touring the complex of buildings on a behind-thescenes tour, learning about marketing, entrepreneurship, and what a buyer for a business does. America’s Mart is one of five or so major centers for apparel/interiors/gift markets. Actually, the interior/gift market is the largest of its kind in the world. FCCLA is also taking a Fashion Field Trip to NYC to explore fashion as a career, going to the Garment Tenement Museum, FIT, Parson’s School of Design, a Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Exhibit and Mood Fabrics as well as experiencing Sample Sales, a Fashion Showroom (TBA; in years past, we went to Tracy Reese, Tommy Hilfiger and Rafealla) and will be able to shop some on 5th Avenue, Soho and Chinatown.
“Drive One 4 Ur School” Fundraiser A big thank you goes to Woody Anderson Ford and the Ford Motor Company for sponsoring the “Drive One 4 Ur School” Fundraiser which was held homecoming weekend at Huntsville High School. We had 239 test drives, which each raised $20 for the school and and additional 93 drives which provided an extra $10 each. All totaled, before Christmas, Huntsville High School will receive a check for $5710 from Ford which will be divided between school departments. Thank you to the Baseball and Swimming teams for their help in making the event run smoothly, and thank you for your support of the event!
Volunteer at HHS Debate Club is Back!! Because of student interest, the HHS Debate Club is active again. It meets Friday at 3:15 in room #248. All interested students are invited. HHS PTSA NEWSLETTER FALL 2011
If you would like to sign up to volunteer to help on technology, grounds, hospitality, or any other area please contact Susanne Bagwell at Suebagwell@comcast.net and I will get your information forwarded to the person in charge of that area. 3
HHS Cross Country This year, the HHS Cross Country team has more than 70 runners. Head Coach Stephen Baker and Assistant Coach Clarissa Sharp diligently prepare their athletes each week to reach their personal best. Cross country athletes practice at John Hunt XC Running Park and at Monte Sano State Park. The team is led by team captains Matt Little (Sr.), Christopher Roberts (Jr.), Madeline Sharp (Sr.), and Emily Cragon (Jr.). For the first time, the Top 10 Varsity girls and boys competed at an out of state event, the Clara Bowl held at Berry College in Rome, Georgia on September 3. Athletes included Madeline Sharp, Alyssa Staubach, Emily Cragon, Laurel Sharp, Emerald Summar, Jaclyn Sikes, Taylor Campbell, Ruthie Saunders, Alexis Kozar, Sarah Solomon, Matt Little, Chris Roberts, Mark Chlarson, Zach Marsh, Brett Cleary, Kevin Ellison, JD Jennings, Grant Hinton, and Kameron Cooper. The Varsity boys finished 22 out of 54 teams and the Varsity girls finished 23 out of 49 teams. On September 10, all HHS Cross Country athletes participated in the Chickasaw Trails Invitational held in Oakville, AL. Top 5 Varsity girls were Alyssa Staubach, Laurel Sharp, Emily Cragon, Emerald Summar, and Gabby Smith. Top 5 Varsity boys were Matt Little, Christopher Roberts, Mark Chlarson, Zach Marsh, and Alex Brooks. Even though 3 of our top 10 did not finish the race, the Varsity girls came in 14th place out of 23 teams and the Varsity boys finished 11th out of 29 teams. Top 5 JV girls were Gillianne Sharp (4th place), Stacy Solomon, Megan McDuffie, Carolanne Spearman, and Sara Derington. Top 5 JV Boys included Seth Hauenstein (5th place), John Collin Powell, Kyle Haulenbeek, Will Carter, and CJ Hanson. The JV girls finished 8th place out of 22 teams and the JV boys finished 17 out of 30 teams. Next, all Varsity and Jr. Varsity athletes competed in the Randolph School XC Invitational held at UAH on Tuesday, September 20. The team performed very well! Boys Varsity won the 5A-6A division with Matt Little winning overall, followed by Christopher Roberts (7th), Mark Chlarson (9th), Brett Cleary, and Alex Brooks. The Jr. Varsity boys finished second overall with Dylan Clark winning the race. Jackson Harbarger (4th), John Collin Powell, Dylan Bishop, and Kyle Haulenbeek contributed to the team score. The Varsity girls also won the 5A-6A division with Madeline Sharp finishing first overall, followed by Laurel Sharp (2nd), Alyssa Staubach (6th), Emily Cragon, and Jaclyn Sikes. JV girls finished 6th with Gillianne Sharp the runner up. Stacy Solomon, Brooke Weitenbeck, Megan McDuffee, and Carolanne Spearman all scored points. On Saturday, September 24, all XC athletes competed in the Bob Jones Invitational. Several personal records were set at this course. Champion Matt Little won the race, followed by Christopher Roberts (3rd) Varsity Boys came in 1st place. The Varsity Girls team had a ‘break through ‘ race with the top 5 all running in under 21 minutes! Top 5 included Madeline Sharp (2nd place finish), Alyssa Staubach, Gillianne Sharp, Emily Cragon, and Laurel Sharp. The JV girls are also putting in the work, scoring 5 including Stacy Solomon, Brooke Weitenbeck, Megan McDffie, Sara Derrington, and Carolanne Spearman. The Girls team is excited about their performances and is working very well together. HHS PTSA NEWSLETTER FALL 2011
Under the guidance of Coaches Baker and Sharp, the HHS Cross Country team has demonstrated both talent and depth. Cross Country athletes have several races remaining this fall and look forward to qualifying for the State XC Championships held in Oakville, AL in November. Please visit the HHS Cross Country website at www.hhsxc.org
Congratulations to Spectrum for receiving the Gold Medalist Certificate (highest award) by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for its 2011 literary magazine!!! Does your student have artistic abilities they want to share? Spectrum, Huntsville High School’s annual literary arts magazine, will continue to accept submissions of poetry, photography, prose, and artwork until February. Submission forms are available in Mrs. Bowman’s room, 223, or from your student’s English teacher. We are also seeking sponsors who wish to place an ad in the magazine or wish to make a monetary donation. For more information contact Mrs. Bowman at tbowman@hsv.k12.al.us. Magazines will be available for purchase in April for $8 in the cafeteria or from Room 223. Help us continue the HHS tradition of sharing the arts with the community!
ACADEMIC BOOSTER CLUB The Academic Booster Club held its first meeting Oct 14th to consider teacher grant requests. Approximately $4000 has been granted to teachers from various departments. Our goal is to provide funds that will enhance the academic achievement of a large population of students. On November 10th a breakfast will be held for eight students and their parents for achievement in the National Merit Program. The Academic Booster Club operates entirely on membership donations from parents. It is never to late to join us. Dues are $15 and can be sent to office or given to home room teacher. Please include “ABC” on memo line of check.
Academic Team The academic team meets are the following dates and places. We welcome observers. Thursday Oct. 27 at Grissom Thursday Nov. 17 at Columbia Thursday Dec. 8 at Huntsville High Thursday Jan. 19 To Be Determined Thursday Feb. 9 Butler Thanks, MaryAnn Moon
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Spanish Club
ROTC
Fifty-two students joined Maestro Robinson for a deliciosa Spanish Club eat-out at Rosie’s on South Parkway on October 4. Emylic Brown from Friends of the Children spoke to Spanish classes at HHS about the annual Shoe-box Christmas gift project for orphans in Guatemala.
Every Fall, Huntsville High AFJROTC cadets travel to Bear Creek to enjoy a weekend of adventure and fun, but this year the Corps went on a new adventure. The Corps went to Camp Maranatha in Scottsboro, Alabama on September 24, 2011. Maranatha differs from Bear Creek in that the courses are much more rigorous. The Leadership Reaction Course (LRC) there is, “Scary”, compared to Bear Creek’s, according to Vice Commander Faye Barry. Maranatha might sound intimidating, but it is a weekend of fun and excitement for the entire AL-941 Corps. What is a Drill Team? Drill Team is a precision extracurricular activity in which Cadets march in formation in step, command in front of Commissioned Officers, and show off their skills in armed and unarmed exhibition drill. The Drill Team of Huntsville High is, “The Best Drill Team In Northern Alabama!” as Chief Daniel exclaims. A Drill Competition on October 29, 2011, in Batesville, Mississippi is the team’s next challenge and they intend on, “Bringing home trophies” Drill Team Commander Chelsie Crossen states.
Candidates for Spanish Club officers are: Presidente: Livia Linden 12; Elliott Crute 12 Vispresidente: Mason Baumann 11; Jacquelina Farber 11 Secretaria: Estefani Ray 12 Tesorera: Sarayh Baudendistle; Ashley Medina The members of the HHS chapter of the Spanish National Honor Society offer tutoring for Spanish students at HHS. Contact should be through Mrs. Morenilla or Mr. Robinson at Huntsville High School.
POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL After a slow start with registration and limited field access for practices, 110+ girls signed up to play powderpuff football this year. All of the t-shirts had a big pink ribbon on the back in support of Breast Cancer Month. Weather issues resulted in many rescheduled games but players and coaches stayed enthusiastic. This program allows large participation by the girls and is completely a charity event. The girls have a great time each year. Hope everyone was able to come support the teams
Wrestling Wrestling season kicks off in November with the Red and Blue Match at Huntsville High on November 15th at 6 pm. This free event pits HHS wrestlers against each other in their first match of the season before regular competition kicks off. This season HHS will host two tournaments: the Huntsville Invitational on Dec 2nd and 3rd featuring teams from across the region and the State Farm JV/Middle School Classic on Jan. 21st. Youth wrestling for grades K-8 kicks off at Huntsville High and in Hampton Cove in December. Visit www.hywo.org or www.cywo.org for more info. Any 7th-12th grader interested in wrestling for HHS can contact Coach Pate at cpate@hsv.k12. al.us for more information.
Mu Alpha Theta New Member Induction ceremony for Mu Alpha Theta will be on Tuesday, December 13, 2011, at 6pm in the HHS cafeteria.
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The Special Olympics is something that the Huntsville High AFJROTC takes pride in helping each year. This year’s Special Olympics will be held on Tuesday, October 26, 2011. Serving the Special Olympics is something that is fun, enlightening, and gives back to the community. The mission of AFJROTC is, “To develop citizens of character, dedicated to serving their nation and community.” The Cadets that help truly experience something new and apply it to complete the mission of AFJROTC. The Physical Training (PT) team offers cadets a way to increase their physical fitness and compete in multi-service competitions and other running events. The first competitive event of the school year was the September 10, 2011, Knoxville Marine Corps Mud Run. The course is brutal and tests even the most physically active. Even though this was a tough competition, the cadets had fun and as Cadet Hayden Fry said, “The best part of the whole experience is watching people’s shirts turn from white to brown because of the mud!” Huntsville’s Team placed first in their division this year!
HHS Choir HHS Choir is off to a busy start! We had a large number of students participate in the All-City Choral Festival October 17 and 18 at First Baptist Church. Our show choirs traveled to Nashville in August for a workshop with Chris and Ginny Tyler and participated in the GLEE Sing-Off which was hosted at Huntsville High School on October 15! Please join us for our Christmas Concert December 6 at 7:00 p.m. in the HHS auditorium. Our show choirs will sponsor a Kid’s Show Choir Camp sometime during the month of December. Please look for further information to come on this!
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National Honor Society The next NHS meeting is Thursday, October 20th at 7:15 a.m. in the lecture hall. Attendance is mandatory!!
Huntsville High School National Honor Society Induction Rachel Ames Amanda Anderson Madalyn Atherton Sarah Barr Faye Barry Sarah Baudendistel Parker Berthelson Amy Blount Bethany Bowlin Benjamin Brewer Jake Brouwer Mary Ruth Bush Blanton Calvert Sara Campbell Carlie Chapman Martha Chodaba Mackenzie Coghlan Jordan Cole Shelbie Cole David Connor Erin Conway Tara Covey Jennifer Cox Smyly Crawford Elliott Crute Halea Dardin Tyler D’Arienzo Brooke Davis Erika Davis Savannah Dewberry Corey Doiron Alexander Dombrowsky Drew Dunaway Allie Einarsson Nathaniel Fee Alexis Gaines Abby Ginn Courtney Goetsch Katherine Grace Jasmine Granados Morgan Harris Jacqueline Heard Caroline Hellen Alicia Hereford Mary Kate Holladay Naomi Howard Leah Hutchins
Livia Linden Alex Lindner Matthew Little Courtney Lu Lindsay Matis Sean McCarthy Calla McCulley Sidney McElroy Katherine McEwen Riley Miller Ali Monaco Will Nunn Collin Parker Abby Parris Devon Parsons Allison Pearson Emily Phares Rebekah Phelps Aly Plasterer Bradley Pullen Stephanie Ray Kyle Reasons Sabol Rodgers Bailey Russell Sarah Russell Sarah Scoggins Madeline Sharp Will Sienicki Maggie Sisco Maggie Smallwood Dominic Smith Rachel Stone Lauren Tanner Catherine Textor Rachael Thompson Riley Thornton Demi Vanderwerff Nathan Vardaman Katherine Walker Christina Waples Jared Wasilefsky AnnaBeth Weakley Melissa West Kasia Wetlinski Rachel Wiggins Chris Wolfe Diana Zorzon
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The National Honor Society holds tutoring sessions for all HHS students in all academic subjects at the following times: Tuesdays at 7:15 a.m. (Mrs. Schultz’s room – 169) Thursdays at 3:15 p.m. (Mrs. Blocker’s room – 250)
Interact Club The Interact Club of Huntsville High is an extension of the Rotary Club of Huntsville. Our students are involved in numerous service projects. Some of the area events we are involved in include the Special Olympics Track and Field, Special Olympics Bowling and Basketball, Life South and Red Cross Blood Drives, and Fishing Rodeos for area elementary and special needs students. In the last two years, the Interact Club and Psychology classes of Huntsville High have partnered together and sponsored families at Huntsville High who have needed assistance during the holiday season. It is so wonderful to see our students open their hearts and give to someone with greater needs. Like everything else it takes funds to operate an organization that helps so many others. We would like to continue doing all of our projects and maybe adding a few extra. Any help or donations from outside sources would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Tina Jones (Interact Sponsor)
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets every Wednesday morning at 7:00 in the small gym or lecture hall. We have a great time of fellowship as we share and worship the Lord together. We enjoy testimonies from various community speakers, as well as students and faculty from within Huntsville High School. We share breakfast and have wonderful time together. Please join us, and for more information see Mrs. Doss in room 219.
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ART DEPARTMENT NEWS
Chanda Davis A Finalist for Prestigious Award
The Art Department would like to welcome all our wonderful students, parents and teachers back to school! We are very excited about the coming year and look forward to making this a great year for arts education.
Chanda Davis, NBCT, has been chosen as the Alabama Finalist for the Presidential Award of Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Her application was selected by the Alabama State Board of Education and will be reviewed by the National Education Committee. The Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST) is the highest recognition that a kindergarten through 12th-grade mathematics or science teacher may receive for outstanding teaching in the United States.
We would also like to extend a warm welcome to our newest addition to our faculty, Lenore Corey! Mrs. Corey is an art teacher with experience in both teaching and being a working artist. We are very excited to have her working with our Huntsville High students! The art department has a great need for basic items such as paper towels, hand soap, hand sanitizer and lotion. Mrs. Quintela in painting has a need for plastic egg cartons, and Ms. Helms is always in need of 35mm SLR Cameras. If you are interested in donating to the art department, please contact Stephani Helms at shelms@hsv.k12.al.us . We appreciate all of your support in and out of the classrooms, and can’t wait to experience the world of art with you!
Volleyball Congratulations to the HHS Volleyball team for advancing to the State Tournament! The Lady Panthers will continue in their bid to defend their state championship on Wednesday October 26th in Birmingham. Look for updates and schedules on the volleyball team’s website at TeamPages - HHS Lady Panthers Volleyball or www.teampages.com/clubs/1196. In other volleyball news, the Lady Panthers honored the 6 seniors and their parents during the September 27th tri-match with Guntersville and Grissom. This year’s seniors (pictured above) are: Jennifer Cox, Calla McCulley, Kristina McGroary, Becky Phelps, Lindsey Wintzinger and Carter Wright.
Awards are given to mathematics and science teachers from each of the 50 states and four U.S. jurisdictions. The teachers are recognized for their contributions to teaching and learning and their ability to help students make progress in mathematics and science. In addition to honoring individual achievement, the goal of the award program is to exemplify the highest standards of mathematics and science teaching. Awardees serve as models for their colleagues, inspiration to their communities, and leaders in the improvement of mathematics and science education.
2012 HHS Panther Soccer Kick-Off Meeting The Kick-Off meeting for the 2012 HHS Panther Soccer season will be held on Monday, November 14, 2011. This meeting is intended for Players and their Parents - for any of our four teams. All athletes interested in participating in the 2012 soccer season AND their parents are expected to attend. Please be prepared to arrive with all athletic paperwork completed and ready to turn in. All forms can be found on the HHS Panther Soccer website - www.hhspanthersoccer.org under “Forms”. Notaries will be on-site for notarized forms. **Important - a Current Medical Release - Signed by Doctor must be returned prior to participating in December training with the coaches. Date: November 14, 2011 Time: 6:00pm Location: HHS Cafeteria
Golden Apple Award Congratulations to Mrs. Leigh Brown and Mrs. Melissa Kunze who were honored Thursday, September 29 at a luncheon where they received the Huntsville Times Golden Apple Award. Nominated by a student, this award recognizes special educators who make a significant difference in the lives of their students. Mrs. Brown was nominated by student, Halea Dardin, and Mrs. Kunze was nominated by student, Sara Kate Fair.
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Health and Safety The Health and Safety Committee this year will strive to bring information to the students and parents through assemblies, classroom discussions and panther postings. For the Freshman class, we had Mrs. Candy Stephenson and Dr. Tim Howard speak to the students regarding risky behavior and the dangers and life altering effects from using drugs and alcohol. We will focus on the Health Classes for the Sophomores, bringing them a variety of topics pertinent to their health and safety. We will focus on Prom Promise and have a speaker for the Junior and Senior class sometime before Spring Break or Prom. Information has been delivered to the parents of our students through the counselors and Panther Postings. We wish all Huntsville High Students and safe and healthy year.
Hunter’s Hotline The question for the freshman class and parents might be “What is Hunter’s Hotline?” Hunter’s Hotline was established at HHS in the fall of 2004. It is named in memory of Hunter Stephenson. The Hotline is a dedicated phone line that is only monitored by our two resource officers at HHS. The caller will hear a prerecorded message and can leave their information. There is no caller ID and it is not necessary for the caller to identify themselves. This is not used for emergencies. The purpose for the Hotline is to give HHS students, their parents and anyone else in the community an anonymous way to report any dangerous or potentially dangerous activity, any illegal activity or anything of concern regarding the safety and well-being of our students. Our resource officers keep every call confidential. They have reported that the Hotline “works” and that it is not only used by our school but also by others who do not have such a tool for their students. Again, please remember that this is not used for emergencies - it is only a recording.
HHS Swim & Dive Team The HHS Swim and Dive Team is off to a great start. There are 55 swimmers and 13 divers that have made the team. The swim team is being led by Coach Paige Brown, assisted by Travis Pinnix. The dive team is being led by Coach Steve Hall, assisted by Donald Overbeek. Greg Taylor and Tina Jones are the new faculty representatives. The team would like to thank Kat Brennan for all her years with us; you will be missed! Booster members include Meg McCarthy as President, Holly Holder as Vice President, Diane Smith as Treasurer, and Sandra Parsons as Secretary. Congratulations to Sean McCarthy, Devon Parsons (swimming) and Ryan Petroff HHS PTSA NEWSLETTER FALL 2011
(diving) who were selected as our 2011 team captains. Also, congratulations to Harrison Hudson, Anna Beth Weakly (swimming) and Ben King (diving) who were selected as the team’s spirit captains. The season kicked off on Thursday September 29th at Alabama A&M where the Panthers competed with Sparkman and Westminster. The remaining schedule can be found on the team’s website at: www.hhspantherswimanddive. com. The high school state meet will be at Auburn University on December 2-3 for state qualifiers. Please come to the Natatorium and support the HHS Swim and Dive Team at the City Championship on Nov 8th and the North Alabama championship on Nov 18th!
The Student Activities Committee The Student Activities Committee welcomes input from students and parents on ideas in helping plan student activities. We have brainstormed and come up with some ideas for activities that encourage student involvement while also having FUN! Employers and College Admissions like to see that students are involved in school. Clubs may be just the right fit for students to become involved. There are lists of Huntsville High School clubs on the HHS website under Extracurricular and Student Council tabs. Parents may need to partner with students to help identify groups to which he or she shares a common interest. Then encourage the student to take the big step of getting involved with the group. When students are not busy with clubs or sports, attending a school event is a great way to show school spirit and support. The students notice when someone comes out to support them. It is fun to watch friends and classmates play in a game and perform in a play. Most of these activities require fundraising efforts. People realize this and are willing to donate in some way. Students need to be a part of the fundraising effort. Community service can be a part of fundraising and shows not only does a student care about the school but also about the neighborhood. Please read Panther Postings! It is the best way to be aware of the happenings at HHS. Parents can see what the various clubs and sports are doing. Fundraising efforts are also promoted. The members of the PTSA Student Activities Committee are: Julie Stephens Brenda Milberger Sallie Ennis Geri Brown April Russell Karen Kimbrough High school should be a wonderful part of life. Encourage students to get involved and make some great memories! Karen Kimbrough, Student Activities Chairperson karenkimbrough@gmail.com 8
Theatre Department The Theater Department is having one of the most exciting seasons to date. We recently received rave reviews on the children’s musical How I Became a Pirate. Kids of all ages visited- and most were dressed as pirates! We are currently working on The Paper Bag Christmas. Adapted by Mike Chappell from the Kevin Milne novel (a descendant of Winnie The Pooh’s A.A. Milne), the HHS stage production will be the national premiere. Mr. Milne will be flying in from Portland, OR to see the show on Friday, Dec. 2. Over 93 students recently auditioned and 43 have been cast in this touching story. Set in 1980, The Paper Bag Christmas follows the story of two boys who volunteer at a children’s cancer ward during the holidays. Of the many patients they meet, one in particular captures their hearts: a young girl, so disfigured from surgeries that she wears a paper bag to hide her face. “It’s a story of the true meaning of Christmas; how giving is better than receiving” says Mr. Chappell. “I’m honored that Kevin (Milne) asked me to write the adaptation” Tickets will be on sale soon at www.hhspanthertheater.com. Show dates are: Thurs, Dec. 1 and Friday, Dec. 2 @ 7:30 pm.; and Sunday, Dec. 4 @ 2:00 pm. Tickets are $8 for students, senior citizens and military; $10 adults. The Drama Booster Club will be hosting a “dessert and coffee Meet-n-Greet” with the author on Friday, December 2. Tickets to this event are $15 and include dessert and the play. We are proudly donating portions of the proceeds to Huntsville Hospital’s St. Jude’s Clinic. Get ready for a hilarious romp through the world of Alfred Hitchcock as we present The 39 Steps with guest director, John Michael Chappell, HHS class of 2008. John Michael has been seen in such HHS shows as “Kenicke” in Grease; “Gaston” in Beauty and the Beast; and “Thenardier” in Les Miserables. A senior musical theater major, he will cut his directing chops with HHS students on The 39 Steps, The play will be presented Feb. 2, 3 and 4. For the spring musical, we will bring to the stage Rogers and Hammerstein’s timeless classic, Oklahoma! Auditions are open to all HHS students and will be held Monday, January 9 and Tuesday, January 10. beginning at 3:30 pm. Call Backs will be held Thursday, January 12 @ 3:30 pm. There will be a HOW TO AUDITION workshop on Wednesday, November 16 @ 3:30 in the auditorium. This workshop is open to any HHS student interested in audition tips, with special emphasis on auditioning for Oklahoma!
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HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND The HHS Crimson Panther Marching Band began marching season with several weeks of band camp and many after-school practices preparing for its football season halftime show. Under the direction of Dr. David Spencer, and Drum Majors Smyly Crawford and Alex Vroom, this year’s show features Michael Jackson hits “Beat It,” “Billie Jean,” “Human Nature,” and “Thriller.” The show features solos by Alex Dombrowsky on trumpet and Reed Miller on trombone. This year’s Band Captain is Jared Wasilefsky. On Saturday, September 24, 2011, the band competed in the Tri-State Kudzu Klassic marching band competition in Russellville, Alabama. Upcoming performances include the annual Huntsville Veteran’s Day Parade on November 11, the annual Huntsville Christmas Parade on December 3, and the annual free Holiday Concert on December 12, 2011. Congratulations to our senior band and color guard members who will be recognized at halftime on Senior Night, October 27, 2011: Madalyn Atherton, Michael Athey, Jake Brouwer, Erin Conway, Smyly Crawford, Tyler D’Arienzo, Savannah Dewberry, Alex Dombrowsky, Hunter Echols, Cody Fee, Mark Foreman, Nathalie Guerrero, Ashley Head, Katie Jackson, AJ Lindner, Lindsay MacMillan, Dante’ McDowell, Joshua Midds, Michael Payne, Aly Plasterer, Allen Porter, Stephanie Ray, Kyle Reasons, Sarah Russell, Maggie Smallwood, Karltaris Smith, Rachel Stone, Jared Wasilefsky, Hailey Webber, Chris Wolfe, and Joshua Yarbrough. A special congratulations to band member Sarah Russell, who was crowned Homecoming Queen on September 16, 2011! The HHS Band would like to thank everyone who purchased a 2011 Enjoy the City Coupon book. Your support helped the band raise funds to support all aspects of our music program, to include trip fees, music competition fees, instrument purchases and maintenance, as well as fee scholarships and support for students with financial hardships. This school year, the band is traveling to Spain from March 23 to April 2, 2012! Students will travel to Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona to explore the sights, taste local culture, and participate in several concerts with local musicians. Please continue your generous support of band fundraisers to help the students raise money to participate in this trip of a lifetime! Current fundraisers for the band are the Pork Butt sale and the annual Cookie Dough sale! The Pork Butt sale features delicious smoked pork butts prepared by Ed Cain. Band members are currently taking orders and sales will continue through November 3, 2011. Each $35 Pork Butt includes a pint of Ed’s homemade barbeque sauce! The meat will be available for pick-up at Huntsville High on Saturday, November 12 from 10am –12pm. Point of contact for the Pork Butt sale is Kathy Wachs (wachsj1@bellsouth.net). Orders are also being taken now for the annual Cookie Dough sale, featuring David’s pre-formed cookie dough, cheesecakes, cinnamon rolls, and other food items. Scented candles and SEC Team Spirit Tumblers (Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State, and Tennessee) are also available. See any band member to order, or you may order online at hhsbandfundraising@yahoo.com. Orders will be filled prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. HHS PTSA NEWSLETTER FALL 2011
Make plans to attend the Holiday Marketplace fundraiser which runs concurrently with the annual free Holiday Concert on December 12, 2011! The Marketplace features crafts and gift items for sale, presented by local businesses and individuals. Our popular Silent Auction includes gift items, restaurant and store gift certificates, and local crafts. Free vendor tables are still available! If you are interested in participating in the Marketplace, please contact Norwood Cutter at hhsbandfundraising@ yahoo.com . Visit our website at www.huntsvillehighband.com UPCOMING DATES: October 27 -- Senior Night at halftime, HHS vs Cullman November 11 -- Veteran’s Day Parade December 12 -- Holiday Concert and Marketplace March 23-April 2, 2012 – International Trip to Spain
Boston Butts - Band Fundraiser The Huntsville High Band is now taking orders for delicious smoked Boston Butts and homemade red sauce until Thursday, Nov. 4. The BBQ Butts will be picked up Saturday, November 12 from 10-12 at HHS. Ed Cain’s award-winning recipe results in between 8-10 pounds of delicious, tender barbeque per butt; the sauce has just the right amount of kick. Boston Butts with pint jars of the sauce are $35 and proceeds benefit the band program. Don’t miss out on your chance to get this delicious BBQ to enjoy or freeze before Thanksgiving! See any band student to order your BBQ, or contact Kathy Wachs, wachsj1@bellsouth.net, phone 256.682.2555. Orders may be dropped off in the band room or mailed to Kathy Wachs and must include: (1) Payment of $35 (checks preferred, written to HHS BPA; and (2) Your name, email, and cell phone number (must have all three to contact you with pick-up reminder). Non-student mail orders may be sent to Kathy Wachs, 4110 Huntington Road, Huntsville, 35802.
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2011-2012 SCHOOL CALENDAR August 3 ( Wednesday)
Teacher In-Service
August 4 (Thursday)
Teacher Institute
August 5 (Friday)
Teacher Work Day
August 8 (Monday)
First Student Attendance Day
September 5 (Monday)
Labor Day Holiday
October 6 (Thursday) - October 10 (Monday) Fall Break October 24 (Monday)
(Full Student Day and Parenting Day Activities)
November 11 (Friday)
Veterans Day Holiday
November 23, 24 & 25 (Wed.-Fri.) Thanksgiving Holidays End First Semester (Full Day Students & December 16 (Friday) Teachers) Winter Break Students: December 19 through January 4 Winter Break Teachers: December 19 through January 2 January 3 (Tuesday)
Teacher Work Day
January 4 (Wednesday)
Teacher In-service
January 5 (Thursday)
School Reopens Full Day Students & Teachers
January 16 (Monday)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
February 17 (Friday)
Teacher In-Service (No Students)
February 20 (Monday)
Presidents Day Holiday (Students and Teachers)
Spring Break: March 26 through March 30 May 24 (Thursday)
Last Student Day (Full Day Teachers/ Students)
May 25 (Friday) May 24 and 25 (Thursday & Friday)
Teacher Work Day
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The Paper Bag Christmas is a novel written by Portland, OR author Kevin A. Milne. It is the heartwarming story of Molar and Aaron Alan, two young boys who meet a very different kind of “Santa Claus” at the local mall. It turns out that this ‘Santa” is really Dr. Kristoffer K. Ringle, M.D. – a pediatric oncologist. When he sees what the Alan boys want for Christmas, he tells them that he needs their help at the hospital and, in return, they will “receive a gift far better than anything on their list.” At the hospital the boys dress as elves and meet children/teens battling cancer and other illnesses. Their job? To find out what each child wants for Christmas. In meeting the kids on the ward, they befriend two teens who are especially interesting: Madhu, an Indian boy who doesn’t believe in Christmas and Katrina, a girl so disfigured from her surgeries that she wears a paper bag over her face. Molar, as an adult, serves as the narrator of the tale and takes us back in time to hear his story. In his words: Sadly, only a lucky few will ever encounter the likes of a real Christmas and the lasting joy it brings. Fewer still are lucky enough to know firsthand about the paper bag. I am one of the lucky ones.” I read Kevin’s book last December. I don’t recall anyone giving me the book, nor do I remember ever purchasing it. It was just ‘there”…in my den. As I finished the book that night, I was moved to tears. A former student of mine, Melissa Shuford Thomason, had a little boy – close in age to the kids in the novel- battling stage IV neuroblastoma. I couldn’t help but think of Evan as I considered Kevin’s beautiful story. Throughout the reading of the book, I kept thinking “this would be a great play”. When I finished, I said out loud: “this HAS to be a play!” I went to my laptop and looked up Kevin Milne’s website. I emailed him to let him know how much the book had touched me. And then, on a whim, I mentioned that I thought it should be adapted into a play. I told him that I was a high school drama teacher and invited him to visit our theater website to see the work I’d done….and then I typed “I’d love to help with this if you ever decided to look into it. Think of the fundraising opportunities that could be available if other groups had access to the script.” I received an email from Kevin the next day: Hi Mike, thanks for your note! I’m so glad you enjoyed The Paper Bag Christmas. I’ve had others also suggest that it should be turned into a holiday play, or even a musical, but I haven’t found the right person to make that a reality. And unfortunately, I wouldn’t know where to begin on such a project. But I checked out your website, and it looks like your drama department has some serious talent. If you or your department wanted to make it into a play, I would be thrilled… And for the past year, I’ve worked on adapting Kevin’s story into a stage production. I’ve enlisted the help of Amy Pugh Patel, a former student of mine who is also a drama director- and best friends with Melissa Thomason. We have decided to sponsor Huntsville Hospital’s St. Jude’s clinic and raise awareness of childhood cancer in our community. The HHS Thespian Troup #2936 has chosen childhood cancer as their philanthropy this year and will adopt kids at St. Jude’s in Huntsville as “angels” for Christmas. My friend’s son, ten year old Evan Thomason, passed away on September 22 after a five year battle with cancer. I am dedicating this script to him with lost of love – and pride in a warrior who faced a giant with bravery and courage. Over 90 students auditioned for The Paper Bag Christmas a couple of weeks ago. We have cast 43 students, many of these are first timers to the stage. I am thrilled with their passion, their talent and their willingness to share in this project We will run the show Thursday, December 1 and Friday, December 2 @ 7:30 pm. (Friday we will host Kevin Milne and his wife as they fly in from Portland to join us. At 6:30 pm we will have a dessert and coffee “meet –n- greet” with Kevin) and Sunday, December 4 @ 2:00 pm. There will be no Saturday show (it’s the SEC championship for Heaven sake!) Tickets are $8 for students/seniors/military; $10 adults. The dessert and coffee ‘meet –n-greet” is $15 and includes the show. I hope the Huntsville High School community will embrace this production as a way of starting the holiday celebrations with the true meaning of the season. Mr. Mike Chappell www.hhspanthertheater.com
The Cast and Crew of THE PAPER BAG CHRISTMAS NARRATOR - Sam Holder MOLAR ALAN - Eric Witteveen AARON ALAN - Aaron Patton DR. RINGLE - Grant Getschal KATRINA - Keeley McMurray MADHU AMBURI - Faaiz Saad TIM - Foster Shrout NURSE WIMBLE - Kat Mc Ewen JAMES ALAN - Peyton Davis KATE ALAN - Sarah Baudendistel NURSE CROWTON- Peyton Satterfield NURSE DOYLE – Shelby Singleton ELF/ FRANK - Mason Baumann E.R. DOCTOR - Jacob Abbott LYNN – Ariana Maloney RACHEL - Grace Bangert
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ELIZABETH ANN - Hannah Strickland GIRL MALL ELF - Sarah Bradley MR. AMBURI - TBA MRS. AMBURI - Maliha Lubna MOTHER AT MALL – Maddy Lewis HUSBAND - Hunter Hladky TODD - Luke Patton GABBY – Courtney Cleary PATIENTS, DOCTORS, NURSES, PARENTS: Lauren Bakke Markail Battle Zach Bauer Kai Bawcom Marie Beverly Brianna Brewton Javin Ford Tyler Graham
Alex Green Sara Hardiman Molly Ingerson Parker Johnson Ben King Harrison Knox William Noble Emily Pullen Katie Russell Meredith Seymour Kyle Vallely Graem Webb Technical Crew: Tristan Hughes – Stage Manager Sam Holder – Asst Stage Manager Sound – Cole Milberger Lighting – Jonathon Prozan Stagehands- Michael Davis, Kurt Delay, Austin Dupree, Blake Herring, Tory Meeks
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HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CALENDAR 11-12 August-September Turn in Magazine sales each Wednesday First turn in is August 10th September 16 Homecoming game vs. Florence Fall Order Senior Supplies from Balfour-Watch Panther Postings beginning the first of October February Panoramic Class Photo in the new gym February TBA – Order senior cap and gown April 6 Last Day to pay for mandatory graduation fee – Early Bird Price --$85.00 (It is included in quota) After today graduation fee is $100.00 April Delivery of senior supplies-After spring break April Prom-North Hall 1 May 14 6th and 7th period final exams May 15 4th and 5th period final exams May 16 2nd and 3rd period final exams May 17 1st period final exams May 18 Cap and Gown Pickup and MANDATORY rehearsal for graduation and awards day*-10:00 a.m.-Auditorium May 20 Baccalaureate – 2:00 p.m. Line up at 1:30 p.m. Dress: Ladies: White dress and shoes (white or black) Men: Dark pants, white shirt, tie, (no tennis shoes) May 21 Class day (Seniors Only) 10:00 a.m. Attire- Casual May 22 Awards Day 9:00 a.m. Attire – Same as Baccalaureate May 23 Senior Picnic – Location to be determined – Seniors Only Attire- Casual May 25 Mandatory Graduation Practice –10:00 – VBC Arena Attire - Casual 4:30 line up for Graduation at 5:30 Attire- Same as Baccalaureate ALL DEBTS TO HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MUST BE PAID BEFORE CAP AND GOWN CAN BE ISSUED. CHECK ON YOUR DEBTS FOR LOST BOOKS, CLASS FEES, ETC. AND MAKE SURE THE DEBTS ARE CLEARED. NO EXCEPTIONS! Graduation fee includes the fees for cap and gown rental and the diploma. Please make all checks payable to Huntsville High School. Additional Optional Activities with Cost: Senior Picnic, Senior Film, Senior Class T Shirt, Graduation DVD
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Congratulations to the Lady Panther Volleyball Team on their 3rd consecutive State Championship!!! We are finally going GREEN!! You will miss us in your mailbox, but look for information in the Panther Postings regarding the HHS Newsletter as we push towards a greener format. More information to come...stay tuned.
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