Author: Christine Treece Potts

Davis Senior High School 
Daily Bulletin, 
Monday, February 2, 2015   

THIS DAY IN HISTORY:  1998 - U.S. President Clinton introduced the first balanced budget in 30 years.

LUNCH CHOICES: Daily Express: Italian Meatball Bowl, Roasted Guerrero Chicken Bowl, Cheese Tortellini Bowl, BBQ 
Pulled Pork Sandwich, Roasted Chicken Chipotle Ranch Sandwich, Smoked Turkey and Cheese All American Sub 
Sandwich, Aggie Sandwich *** Today’s Menu: Mandarin Orange Chicken w/ chow mein and a Spring roll or Chicken 
Fajita w/ beans and Spanish rice and fresh tortillas
   
ATHLETICS:  Girls Basketball v. St. Francis			4:00F/5:30JV/7:00V
Boys Basketball @ Jesuit					4:00F/5:30JV/7:00V
Ski Team @ Sugar Bowl All Day					All Day
Snowboard Team @ Northstar All Day				All Day

Badminton! All interested badminton athletes, there will be a meeting on February 5th at lunch in the athletic team 
room. 
 
Attention all boys 9-12th grades interested in trying out for boys volleyball.  Tryouts are coming up soon.  Come to an 
information meeting on Wednesday, February 4th at 4:00 pm in the small gym.  Meet the coaches and get tryout days 
and times.  Players and parents are welcome.  Email Ms. Crawford with any questions. 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:  Attention 10th graders: CAHSEE testing (the Exit Exam) is tomorrow, Tuesday and on 
Wednesday. Tuesday is a Thursday Block schedule and even if you do not have a 1st period, you must report to the 
appropriate gym by 7:45am. On Wednesday, testing begins at 8:55am. Students with the last name beginning A-P will 
report to the NORTH gym and students with Q-Z will report to the SOUTH gym.

AP students: AP exams are now on sale at the web store only. If you are in need of financial assistance, please contact 
your counselor immediately.

ACADEMICS/CAREERS/OPPORTUNITIES:  If you are a junior boy or junior girl interested in government, come to the 
Career Center to apply for the American Legion Boys State and Girls State all-expense paid summer programs.  Students
 will actively participate in all phases of creating and running a working government. Those who apply must be strong 
academically, have leadership skills, and have an interest in community and government. Deadline to apply is February 
3.  Applications are available in the Career Center.

CLUBS/EVENTS:   Do you have someone special in your life? Have Rebella Capella, DHS’s own acapella group, sing to your 
loved one!  These singing grams come with a flower and a song at $4 each, but hurry!  They’ll only sing to the first 
twenty requests!  You can buy these grams on the Quad on Thursday, February 5th, Friday the 6th, Monday the 8th or 
Tuesday the 9th!

WEE-OH WEE-OH WEE-OH WEE-OH WEE-OH! Have a burning desire to make new friends?  Extinguish that desire for 
friendship by coming to Friendship Day, February 6th and turn in your permission slips to the office by February 4th. 
Come be a math and science tutor!  Application forms for Math and Science Tutors Club are available in S-9 and are due 
February 6th.  For more information, come to S-9 at lunch any day Monday through Thursday to talk to a club officer. 

Hey Key Clubbers!  Spring registration is going on today at lunch in front of Room S-12.  It will be running until Friday, 
2/6.  Old members only need to bring their fall hour sheets and new members should bring $6 to register.  
Do you have a desire to wield unfettered power after the proceedings at the school?  Do you want personal control over 
the vast DHS treasury?  Do you want to learn how to make a decent poster?  Apply for Student Government today.  
Applications are due February 13th. 

You know what would float our boat?  If you come to C-4 to vote!  On the 5th and 6th of February, it will be fun and not
 at all scary.  Before school, at lunch and after lunch, you’ll get a sticker that’s really cool!  Come out and show that you 
care, don’t forget to vote! We’ll see you there!

This is Break the Record Night Spirit Week! Tuesday is Flannel Day, Wednesday is Tropical Day, Thursday is Prep Day and
 Friday is White Out!  If you don’t look ridiculous, you aren’t doing it right!

The Jazz Choir presents the 26th Annual Jazz Choir Cabaret Dinner and Show, “Lights Up,” Saturday, February 7th and 
Sunday, February 8th at 6:00 pm at Emerson Junior High School.  The event features musical and dance numbers by the 
Jazz Choir accompanied by the Jazz Combo and a delicious meal catered by Cracchiolo’s.  Tickets are $40 for adults and 
$20 for students.  Table seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.  Ticket order forms, a preview of auction 
items and further information are found at www.charityauctionorganizer.com/auction/cabaret2015.  Can’t make the 
Cabaret Dinner Show?  Enjoy the music and dance of the cabaret at a special concert on Tuesday, February 10th at 6:30 
pm at the Brunelle Performance Hall.  Concert tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. 

IMPORTANT DATES: 
2/2 -   ELECTIONS ASSEMBLY *See Below
2/3 -  CAHSEE EXAM - ELA (Thursday Block Schedule) 
2/4 -  CAHSEE EXAM - MATH (Wednesday Block Schedule)
2/5 -  REGULAR SCHEDULE (Due to CAHSEE Schedule Changes earlier in week)
2/5-2/8 - NORCAL HONOR BAND CSU Chico
2/5-2/10 - ATC Seattle-Vancouver Trip 
2/5    9TH GRADE PARENT NIGHT (Info for incoming 10th grade students) 7:00 pm Brunelle Theater
2/6 - FRIENDSHIP DAY
2/6 - QUARTER 3 PROGRESS PERIOD ENDS
2/6-2/7 - CMEA CAPITOL SECTION HONOR ORCHESTRA All Day
2/7,2/8 - JAZZ CHOIR CABARET DINNER Evening Emerson Junior High
2/9 - WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY - NO SCHOOL       
2/10 - JAZZ CHOIR CABARET CONCERT VERSION 7:00 pm Brunelle Theater
2/11, 2/12 - PRESENTATIONS FOR 2015-2016 11th and 12th GRADERS - Seniors in IPAB & Juniors in North Gym  

*ASB Rally Schedule -  MONDAY , FEBRUARY 2, 2015
PERIOD		TIME			MINUTES
1st Period	7:45-8:30 a.m.		45 minutes
2nd Period	8:36-9:24 a.m.		48 minutes
Assembly	9:24-10:06 a.m.		42 minutes
 •         2nd Period teachers of 10th & 11th grade students: escort students to assembly in North Gym.
•          2nd period Senior-only teachers:
Bring students to the Brunelle Theater for a Senior Informational Assembly
Break		10:06-10:10 a.m.	4 minutes
3rd Period	10:16-11:04 a.m.	48 minutes
4th Period	11:10 a.m.-12:04 p.m.	54 minutes
LUNCH		12:04-12:48 p.m.	44 minutes
5th Period	12:54-1:42 p.m.		48 minutes
6th Period	1:48-2:36 p.m.		48 minutes
7th Period	2:42-3:30 p.m.		48 minutes