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HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL Daily Announcements

Thursday, February 27, 2020 Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an app.

Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! TOMORROW evening, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate

$50 to the Golf program and receive two free rounds of golf with a cart at Fairways of Woodside!

Charger Corner Announces 2020 March Madness Sale Now through Friday, March 20 – Save 20% on all apparel purchases of $20 or more. Celebrate the playoffs, March Madness and 2020 with some new Charger gear! This is as good as it gets! Cheer the Chargers into the playoffs and beyond by showing off your Charger Pride!

OPEN: TONIGHT from 6-9PM Saturday, March 7 - 7AM thru 2 PM, Springfest Open before and after school and during lunch

From “Troubadour” to “Charger Press” Hamilton's student newspaper has made the transition from print to online and changed its name from "Troubadour" to "Charger Press". Go to chargerpress.com and read interviews, reviews, opinions, and news! There will be more articles every Monday to read!

MSG Ski Team - JV Conference Results Our JV Girls and JV Boys Alpine Ski Teams completed in the JV Conference held on Thursday, February 20, at Alpine Valley. The team consists of athletes from Menomonee Falls, Hamilton-Sussex and Germantown. Both the girls and the boys teams finished in 7th place. Way to go Samantha Meiller, Brooke Price and Miguel Valdez! The MSG Ski team had a great season!

Upcoming Activities Fish Fry for a Cause – TOMORROW @ Fairways of Woodside 5-9PM

No School for Students – TOMORROW

George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS University of Alabama Visit: Wednesday, March 18 @ 1PM in SS Marian University: Thursday, April 9 @ 9AM in SS UW-Milwaukee: Wednesday, April 15 @ 1:30PM in SS UW-Oshkosh: Tuesday, April 21 @ 1PM in SS

http://chargerpress.com/

2/24/20

Student Weekly Book Recommendation

Color Outside the Lines:

Stories About Love

Edited by Sangu Mandanna

This modern, groundbreaking YA anthology explores the complexity and beauty of

interracial and LGBTQ+ relationships where differences are front and center.

When people ask me what this anthology is about, I’m often tempted to give them the

complicated answer: it’s about race, and about how being different from the person you love can matter but how it can also not matter, and

it’s about Chinese pirate ghosts, black girl vigilantes, colonial India, a flower festival, a

garden of poisons, and so, so much else. Honestly, though? I think the answer’s much simpler than that. Color outside the Lines is a

collection of stories about young, fierce, brilliantly hopeful people in love.

- Goodreads.com

Goodreads- 3.8 stars Amazon - 4.2 stars

Librarians will be in the cafeteria

on Tuesday, February 25

★ Check-out new books ★ Return items ★ Book raffles!

★ March 20- sign-up to play “Clue” live!

New! Basketball, Bodybuilding, Baseball

Help Desk TA’s

Needed

for 2020-2021

school year

● Technology TA’s can be juniors or

seniors

● Students will receive .5 credit

● No skills necessary- on the job training

● Former students who have been TA’s

have been offered a summer job with the

district IT staff.

● A jump start to a career in IT!

See Mrs. Gorski in the IMC if you

are interested or want more

information.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5333630.Sangu_Mandanna

Student Services February 27, 2020

Scholarship Opportunities

2019 Summer Healthcare Career Academy Hamilton High School has again partnered with Community Memorial Hospital to offer the Healthcare Career Academy in the summer of 2020. The Healthcare Career Academy provides qualified students with the opportunity to expand their knowledge base as it relates to a wide array of professional healthcare options. Students need to be entering their junior or senior year in the fall of 2020. The Healthcare Career Academy experience will provide each student with a well-balanced approach towards healthcare career exposure. This exposure will assist with clarifying roles and responsibilities while motivating students and encouraging healthcare career choices. The two-week program will run approximately three hours a day, Monday through Friday, from August 10th-21st. The Healthcare Career Academy allows students to shadow and learn from professionals in various departments. Through observation, hands-on experiences, classroom discussion, and research, students will be able to expand their awareness and interest in healthcare careers. Interested students (current sophomores and juniors) must complete and submit an application by March 11th, 2020. Applications and more information available in the student service office and also on the student services website.

Menomonee Falls Little League is offering two scholarships to graduating seniors. One male and one female student will be chosen. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/tg95kyu. Applications can be submitted 2/27-3/31/20. Waukesha Deputy Sheriff Association has established opportunities to receive $1,000 scholarships for the 2020 graduating class. High school seniors must reside in Waukesha County, have plans for post high school education (it does not have to be police science/criminal justice field) and maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5. Application can be found at https://waukeshadeputies.org/scholarships/. Deadline is 3/1/20.

Scholarships for high school students pursuing careers in the healthcare field are being offered through Froedtert Menomonee Falls Hospital and the Froedtert Menomonee Falls Hospital Medical Staff. Applications will be accepted from students residing in the hospital’s service area (Waukesha County, Washington County, northwest side of Milwaukee County). Multiple scholarships are awarded through each program. The specific eligibility criteria and requirements for each program are listed within the online scholarship application. Additional information can be found at https://app.wizehive.com/appform/login/Froedtert2020. Application deadline is 3/2/20.

WI Electronic Security Association is offering two $1,500 scholarships to qualified high school seniors who are the sons and daughters of active-duty police and fire personnel. Additional information and applications can be found online at https://wiesa.org/about/youth-scholarship-information/ Deadline is 3/6/20. The Kohler Credit Union Democracy Scholarship is dedicated to helping youth achieve their dreams of higher education. To help alleviate some of the costs, Kohler grants up to 4 $10,000 scholarships to graduating high school seniors in annual installments of $2,500. More information can be found at https://www.kohlercu.com/about-us/scholarships/. Deadline is 3/15/20. Professional Insurance Agents of Wisconsin is offering scholarships to students attending college for insurance related field of study. PIA is a non-profit trade association of independent insurance agents and is looking to promote the insurance industry. Applicants must be sponsored by a PIAW member. A list of members can be found on the website under Membership/Find an Agency Member. Applications are online at https://www.piaw.org/index.php/scholarships/ypc-scholarships-2. Deadline is 3/15/20. Applications are now being accepted for the Lila Draper Burton Scholarship which is offering $1,200/ per year for four years or $1,800/per year if you attend Carroll University. This scholarship is based on the student’s academic achievements, personality and character qualities and school citizenship. We are able to nominate three students from Hamilton that will be submitted to the final Scholarship committee. Additional information can be found at https://tinyurl.com/ruxn3k7. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/u8uyyua. Please note that you must meet with your guidance counselor by 3/9/20 for them to complete their portion of the application. Deadline is 3/16/20. Lannon Elementary School is offering several scholarships of at least $250.00 each to a student who attended Lannon for at least one year and has applied for admission to post high school education. If you are awarded a scholarship, you must agree to attend the Senior Awards Ceremony in May and attend an assembly at Lannon Elementary to meet with the students and tell them about your future plans. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/tv4n5pp. Deadline is 3/18/20. The Donna Mitchell Memorial Music Scholarship is offering a $1,500 scholarship for a student with a background in music/musical theater who plans to pursue the same in the future. Interested applicants should submit an essay about what music means to them and how they plan to pursue education or a career in music/musical theater. Deadline is 5/1/20. Essays can be submitted to Student Services. Maple Avenue Elementary School is offering scholarships to seniors that attended Maple Avenue for at least four years. The amount of the scholarship depends on how much is collected in the “Pennies For Educations” Fundraiser. Students must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or above and have plans to attend either a two- or four-year technical school or college. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/uxx5yuc. Deadline is 3/18/20. Marcy Elementary School is offering scholarships to seniors who attended Marcy for at least three academic school years. The number of scholarship and the amounts will be based on the dollar amount raised by Marcy. Applicants selected must agree to attend the Senior Scholarship Ceremony and agree to attend the March Awards Ceremony to talk to the students about their Marcy memories and future plans. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/swkgswz. Deadline is 3/18/20.

Templeton Middle School is offering a scholarship to students who attended TMS for 7th and 8th grade and have been accepted into a post high school educational program. Applicants must have a 3.0 cumulative GPA and have participated in a minimum of two extra-curricular activities (in-school clubs and sports) during high school. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/vxfb44d. Deadline is 3/18/20. Woodside Elementary School Scholarship application is now available. Applicants should have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA and have attended Woodside Elementary School for 5th grade and attended the district for at least 5 years. Two scholarships of $1000 will be awarded. Students must be planning to attend either a two-year or four-year tech school/college/university after graduation. The applicant selected to receive the scholarship must agree to attend the Senior Scholarship Ceremony in May and make arrangements with the Woodside principal to talk to the students about their Woodside memories and future plans. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/r8g6mq5. Deadline is 3/18/20. Jr. Charger Baseball Club is offering a $500 scholarship. Eligible students must have participated in their program (or Sussex Hawks) for a minimum of four years and played four years of baseball for Hamilton. The applicant must have attained a GPA of 3.0 or higher and have been accepted by a technical or a four-year university. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/u54w9bj. Deadline is 3/20/20. Hamilton Girls Basketball Club is offering a few scholarships to female HHS basketball players. Students must have participated in the Hamilton Basketball Club’s Junior Charger program for a minimum of 3 years and also played 4 years of basketball for HHS. In addition, the applicant must have attained a GPS of 3.0 or higher and have been accepted by a technical school or a four year university. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/wc5y66g. Deadline is 3/20/20. The Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors is offering 7 - $1,000 scholarships to children or grandchildren of GMAR members. Applicants must have applied to at least one accredited two- or four-year college or be currently enrolled in college to be considered. More information available at https://www.gmar.com/events-and-programs/youth-foundation/scholarship-guidelines-recipients. Deadline is 3/31/20.

Each year Lakeland Officials Association offers scholarships to graduating high school seniors in the Waukesha County area. The awards are typically in the amount of $500 or $1,000 each. These awards are not based on any one criterion, and all timely received scholarship applications are reviewed by a committee of at least eight members. The application can be found at https://tinyurl.com/skp372p. Deadline is 3/31/20.

The Wisconsin Society for Clinical Laboratory Science is offering a $500 per semester scholarship, renewable up to $4000, for students enrolling in a degree program for Medical Technology/Clinical Laboratory Science. Specific qualifying information can be found http://www.ascls-wi.org/scholarships/wisconsin-society-for-clinical-laboratory-science-scholarship-fund-inc. Deadline is 3/31/20. JP Cullen is offering a scholarship to support students seeking careers in construction and engineering professions at either a two- or four- year university or technical college. It is renewable up to 4 years after reviewing your college grades, attendance and extra-curriculars activities. Applications can be found at https://tinyurl.com/u7le4ke. Deadline is 3/31/20. Pewaukee Area Arts Council (PAAC) is offering three $500 scholarships to Waukesha County high school seniors continuing study in performing or visual arts. Recipients will be selected based on quality and creativity of artwork, potential to benefit from further education, artist’s statement and financial need (where applicable). Application can be found at https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WlCWu53ZVc8LURKUWi3q49Xdd2TZUnSq Deadline is 3/31/20. The Abigail Meihsner Scholarship is a new scholarship being offered to seniors who have participated in the Best Buddies Club at Hamilton. Interested applicants should submit an essay about their experience with Best Buddies and how they are going to use what they learned and apply it to their future career. Completed essays should be turned in to Mrs. Williams in Student Services. Deadline is 3/31/20. The Pietila Scholarship Fund is offering a minimum of one $500 scholarship to a Hamilton student enrolling in a vocational, technical or under-graduate institution of higher educations. Student must have the intent of focusing on a career within the healthcare, medical, pharmaceutical or related fields. Application can be found at https://tinyurl.com/udkxa5w. Deadline to Student Services is 3/31/20. Volunteer Organization of Women in Sussex (VOWS) is offering a scholarship to HHS female students graduating in 2020. Applicants should exemplify a willingness to make a difference in the lives of others, have a history of community service and possess a servant’s heart. Applicants must be accepted to a higher education program for a minimum 2 year certification or degree. To apply, go to https://tinyurl.com/vmow4dg. Deadline to submit to Student Services is 4/1/20. Divine Redeemer’s Christian Scholarship Foundation is offering 5 scholarships ranging in value from $2500 to $8000. Applicants must be a Waukesha County high school senior with a high school cumulative GPA of 3.5 who has lettered in at least one sport and who participates in school and church activities beyond attendance. Students must be members of a Christian congregation. Additional requirements and applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/vf6mgmu. Deadline is 4/1/20. Marjorie Wrezic, impressed with the quality of the education her grandchildren had received in our district, established this scholarship in 2013 through the Hamilton Education Foundation to honor the memory of her husband, Ralph Wrezic. To be eligible, students must plan to enroll in postsecondary education (two or four year) with a demonstrated financial need (Gross annual household income of $85,000 or less). Students must have at least a 3.5 GPA, be a U.S. citizen and demonstrate community service through extracurricular activities, work, religious or volunteer activities. Applications are available at https://tinyurl.com/r2stc75. Deadline is 4/6/20. The Chamber of Commerce of Menomonee Falls is offering a Two-Year Technical Education Scholarship to one graduating senior from Menomonee Falls or Hamilton High School who is pursuing a 2 year technology or vocational education program. The recipient of this scholarship will receive $1,000 per year for a total of 2 consecutive years. The goal of this financial support is to provide the chosen candidate with financial aid necessary to support the educational

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https://waukeshadeputies.org/scholarships/

https://app.wizehive.com/appform/login/Froedtert2020

https://wiesa.org/about/youth-scholarship-information/

https://wiesa.org/about/youth-scholarship-information/

https://www.kohlercu.com/about-us/scholarships/

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http://www.ascls-wi.org/scholarships/wisconsin-society-for-clinical-laboratory-science-scholarship-fund-inc

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process. Download the application at https://tinyurl.com/r3n8vms. Submit completed applications to Mrs. Williams in Student Services. Deadline is 4/6/20. The Chamber of Commerce of Menomonee Falls is offering the Manufacturing Career Expo Scholarship. The $500 scholarship will be awarded to 1 graduating Hamilton student that has attended the Manufacturing Career Expo. The goal is to provide the chosen candidate with aid necessary to support the education process. Download the application at https://tinyurl.com/rpuhpsm. Deadline is 4/6/20. The Dream Pool Foundation, Inc. is offering the Carrie Crystal Stuckert Memorial Scholarships to provide assistance to individuals pursuing a degree in the visual arts. Academically capable students must be enrolled as an Art Major at an accredited institution of higher education in the U.S. This includes Art Therapy Programs. They are offering two $2,000 and three $1,000 scholarships. Interested candidates must possess extra-curricular accomplishments and inspirational goals. More information and application available at https://tinyurl.com/tvb3lhu. Deadline is 4/20/20. AB Nicholas Scholarship Foundation is offering scholarships to approximately 65 Wisconsin high school students that have participated in the basketball program. Student must have participated in Hamilton’s basketball program, as a player or manager, during their senior year. Scholarship is based on need, academic achievement and character. Applicants must be planning to attend a UW System school. The annual scholarships - $10,000 for four-year programs and $5,000 for two-year programs are renewable for the length of the program. Online application is available at www.AbNicholasScholars.org. Deadline is 4/30/20. The Donna Mitchell Memorial Music Scholarship is offering a $1,500 scholarship for a student with a background in music/musical theater who plans to pursue the same in the future. Interested applicants should submit an essay about what music means to them and how they plan to pursue education or a career in music/musical theater. Deadline is 5/1/20. Essays can be submitted to Student Services. Wisconsin Towns Association is offering scholarships to high school seniors graduating in 2020 and are planning to enroll in a Wisconsin public or private college. The winners are determined by independent judging of an essay contest on the topic, “What Strategies Can Wisconsin Use to Recruit and Retain Fire and EMS Volunteers” More information can be found at https://www.wisctowns.com/resources/scholarship/. Deadline is 5/29/20.

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Wednesday, February 26, 2020 Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an app.

Meet the New Football Coaches There is a meeting TONIGHT at 6PM in the Little Theatre for all returning football players/their parents, incoming freshmen and any newcomers interested in meeting the coaching staff and hearing more about our football program for Fall of 2020.

Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! This Friday, 2/28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate $50 to the Golf

program and receive two free rounds of golf with a cart at Fairways of Woodside!


Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC is holding a meeting for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. The meeting is TONIGHT from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee Campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend the meeting if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the class and program is available in Student Services or you can stop in to see Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.


OPEN: TOMORROW NIGHT from 6-9 PM Saturday, March 7 - 7AM thru 2 PM, Springfest Open before and after school and during lunch

Upcoming Activities Football Parent/Player Mtg.-TONIGHT @ 6PM, Little Theatre

CNA Apprenticeship Meeting @ WCTC – TONIGHT @6PM

Fish Fry for a Cause – Friday, 2/28 @ Fairways of Woodside 5-9PM

No School for Students – Friday, February 28

Paul Mitchell Schools: TODAY @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS University of Alabama Visit: Wednesday, March 18 @ 1PM in SS Marian University: Thursday, April 9 @ 9AM in SS UW-Milwaukee: Wednesday, April 15 @ 1:30PM in SS UW-Oshkosh: Tuesday, April 21 @ 1PM in SS



Tuesday, February 25, 2020 Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an app.

Meet the New Football Coaches There is a meeting TOMORROW at 6PM in the Little Theatre for all returning football players/their parents, incoming freshmen and any newcomers interested in meeting the coaching staff and hearing more about our football program for Fall of 2020.

Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! This Friday, 2/28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate $50 to the Golf



Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC is holding a meeting for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. The meeting is TOMORROW from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee Campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend the meeting if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the class and program is available in Student Services or you can stop in to see Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.


OPEN: Thursday night, February 27 from 6-9 PM Saturday, March 7 - 7AM thru 2 PM, Springfest Open before and after school and during lunch

Upcoming Activities Football Parent/Player Mtg.-TOMORROW @ 6PM, Little Theatre

CNA Apprenticeship Meeting @ WCTC – TOMORROW @6PM



Paul Mitchell Schools: Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS University of Alabama Visit: Wednesday, March 18 @ 1PM in SS Marian University: Thursday, April 9 @ 9AM in SS UW-Milwaukee: Wednesday, April 15 @ 1:30PM in SS UW-Oshkosh: Tuesday, April 21 @ 1PM in SS



Monday, February 24, 2020 Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an app.

Meet the New Football Coaches There is a meeting at 6PM on Wednesday, 2/26 in the Little Theatre for all returning football players/their parents, incoming freshmen and any newcomers interested in meeting the coaching staff and hearing more about our football program for Fall of 2020.

Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! On Friday, February 28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!!

Bonus: Donate $50 to the Golf program and receive two free rounds of golf with a cart at Fairways of Woodside!


Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. A meeting will be held Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee Campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend the meeting if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.

Charger Corner Announces 2020 March Madness Sale Now through Friday, March 20 – Save 20% on all apparel purchases of $20 or more. Celebrate the playoffs, March Madness and 2020 with some new Charger gear! This is as good as it gets! Cheer the Chargers into the playoffs and beyond by showing off your Charger Pride! OPEN:

Thursday night, February 27 – 6-9 PM Saturday, March 7 - 7AM thru 2 PM for Springfest Open before and after school and during lunch

Upcoming Activities Football Parent/Player Mtg. – Wednesday, 2/26 at 6PM

CNA Apprenticeship Meeting-WCTC – Wednesday, 2/26 @6PM



Paul Mitchell Schools – Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS University of Alabama Visit: Wednesday, March 18 @ 1PM in SS



Friday, February 21, 2020 Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an app.





Academic Assistant Opportunity 20-21 Juniors, if you are interested in becoming an Academic Assistant next year, please come to an interest meeting TODAY during Advisement in the Little Theatre. Questions? E-mail Mrs. Tinus [email protected] or stop by Room 18.


Charger Corner Announces 2020 March Madness Sale Now through Friday, March 20 – Save 20% on all apparel purchases of $20 or more. Celebrate the playoffs, March Madness and 2020 with some new Charger gear! This is as good as it gets! Cheer the Chargers into the playoffs and beyond by showing off your Charger Pride! OPEN:

Friday night, February 21 – 6-9 PM Thursday night, February 27 – 6-9 PM Saturday, March 7 - 7AM thru 2 PM for Springfest Open before and after school and during lunch

Upcoming Activities Football Parent/Player Mtg. – Wednesday, 2/26 at 6PM






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2/17/20


February is Black History Month

Read one of these new books!

Say Her Name

Poetry by Zetta Elliott

Say her name and solemnly vow

Never to forget, or allow

Our sisters’ lives to be erased;

Their presence cannot be replaced.

This senseless slaughter must stop now.

Award-winning author Zetta Elliott engages

poets from the past two centuries to create a

chorus of voices celebrating the creativity,

resilience, and courage of Black women and

girls. Inspired by the #SayHerName campaign

launched by the African American Policy

Forum, these poems pay tribute to victims of

police brutality as well as the activists

championing the Black Lives Matter cause.

This compelling collection reveals the beauty,

danger, and magic found at the intersection of

race and gender.

Goodreads 4.5 stars

Amazon 4.5 stars

Help

Desk TA’s Needed

for 2020-2021

school year


seniors





district IT staff.




information.


Thursday, February 20, 2020 National Muffin Day is TODAY. The senior class

will be selling muffins for $2 each in the cafeteria after school, or until the supply runs out. Proceeds go toward a senior class event!

Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an app.





Attention Juniors Interested in

Academic Assistant Program: Are you interested in building your leadership skills or maybe going into the field of education? Did you know Hamilton offers seniors a unique opportunity to become an Academic Assistant your senior year? If you’re interested in finding out more about becoming an Academic Assistant for the 2020-21 school year, come to the TA interest meeting in the Little Theater TOMORROW during Advisement. There is an application process. If you miss the deadline, there will be no late adds into the program. Questions? E-mail Mrs. Tinus [email protected] or stop by Room 18.


Upcoming Activities Academic Assistant Mtg. – TOMORROW during Advisement

Football Parent/Player Mtg. – Wednesday, 2/26 at 6PM








Wednesday, February 19, 2020 National Muffin Day is TOMORROW. The senior

class will be selling muffins for $2 each in the cafeteria before and after school, or until the supply runs out. Proceeds go toward a senior class event!

Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an application.

Boys’ Golf Sign-Up Meeting Student interested in playing Boy’s Golf should plan to attend a sign-up meeting during Advisement TODAY in Mr. Roth’s Room 206.

Meet the New Football Coaches There is a meeting at 6PM on Wednesday, February 26, in the Little Theatre for all returning football players and their parents, incoming freshmen and any newcomers interested in meeting the new coaching staff and hearing more about our football program for Fall of 2020.




Attention Juniors Interested in Academic Assistant Program: Are you interested in building your leadership skills or maybe going into the field of education? Did you know Hamilton High School offers seniors a unique opportunity to become an Academic Assistant your senior year? If you are interested in finding out more about becoming an Academic Assistant for the 2020-21 school year, come to the TA interest meeting in the Little Theater on Friday, February 21, during Advisement. There is an application process and if you miss the deadline, there will be no late adds into the program. Questions? E-mail Mrs. Tinus at [email protected] or stop by Room 18.

Tuck Everlasting Crew If acting isn’t your thing, consider joining crew for the spring musical! All positions open! Crew applications are in Room 2. Turn completed applications in

to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 TODAY. Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held TODAY and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee Campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.

Upcoming Activities No School for Students – Friday, February 28


ATTN: Spanish Club meets TODAY during

Advisement in the cafeteria. We will discuss our winter

outings and our salsa or guacamole contest!




Tuesday, February 18, 2020 Club Success If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an application.

Boys’ Golf Sign-Up Meeting Student interested in playing Boy’s Golf should plan to attend a sign-up meeting during Advisement TOMORROW in Mr. Roth’s Room 206.





Attention Spanish Club Our next meeting is TOMORROW during Advisement in the cafeteria. Come hear about winter outings and our salsa or guacamole contest!

Attention Juniors Interested in Academic Assistant Program: Are you interested in building your leadership skills or maybe going into the field of education? Did you know Hamilton High School offers seniors a unique opportunity to become an Academic Assistant your senior year? If you are interested in finding out more about becoming an Academic Assistant for the 2020-21 school year, come to the TA interest meeting in the Little Theater on Friday, February 21, during Advisement. There is an application process and if you miss the deadline, there will be no late adds into the program. Questions? E-mail Mrs. Tinus at [email protected] or stop by Room 18.


to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by TOMORROW. Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held TOMORROW and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee Campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.






Monday, February 17, 2020

Club Success starts TODAY. If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an application.

Boys’ Golf Sign-Up Meeting Student interested in playing Boy’s Golf should plan to attend a sign-up meeting during Advisement this Wednesday, February 19, in Mr. Roth’s Room 206.


Hamilton Golf Fundraiser:Fish Fry for a Cause! On Friday, February 28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate



Attention Juniors Interested in Academic Assistant Program:

Are you interested in building your leadership skills or maybe going into the field of education? Did you know Hamilton High School offers seniors a unique opportunity to become an Academic Assistant your senior year? If you are interested in finding out more about becoming an Academic Assistant for the 2020-21 school year, come to the TA interest meeting in the Little Theater on Friday, February 21, during Advisement. There is an application process and if you miss the deadline, there will be no late adds into the program. Questions? E-mail Mrs. Tinus at [email protected] or stop by Room 18.


to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by Wednesday, February 19.

Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held TOMORROW and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.






Friday, February 14, 2020 To honor the contributions of courageous, talented, and impactful leaders, authors, scientists, and just regular people, for the remainder of February, our Daily Announcements will include quotes and facts to celebrate Black History Month.

“You can only become truly accomplished at something you love. Don’t make money your goal. Instead pursue the things you love doing and then do them so well that people can’t take their eyes off of you.”

– Maya Angelou (African-American author and poet)

Club Success starts Monday. If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an application.

Boys’ Golf Sign-Up Meeting Student interested in playing Boy’s Golf should plan to attend a sign-up meeting during Advisement on Wednesday, February 19, in Mr. Roth’s Room 206.


Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! On Friday, February 28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate






to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by Wednesday, February 19. Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.





2/10/20


Lovely War by Julie Berry

A sweeping, multi-layered romance set in the

perilous days of World Wars I and II, where

gods hold the fates--and the hearts--of four

mortals in their hands.

They are Hazel, James, Aubrey, and Colette. A

classical pianist from London, a British

would-be architect turned soldier, a

Harlem-born ragtime genius in the U.S. Army,

and a Belgian orphan with a gorgeous voice

and a devastating past. Their story, as told by

the goddess Aphrodite, who must spin the tale

or face judgment on Mount Olympus, is filled

with hope and heartbreak, prejudice and

passion, and reveals that, though War is a

formidable force, it's no match for the

transcendent power of Love. -Goodreads.com

Goodreads = 4 stars

What the author hopes readers take away

from the book: “I hope they love the characters. I

hope they care for them as I do. I truly believe that

if they do, then my work is done. They have found

what I wanted to share, that these people were

real and were loved and worthy of love. Any other

lessons or historical insights about loss or trauma

that are made along the way come from each

reader’s interaction with the story and will attach

quite naturally to that love.” -

Publishersweekly.com

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Fun Facts about

Conversation Heart Candy

In 1847, a Boston pharmacist named Oliver Chase wanted to get in on the apothecary lozenge craze .

But they were time consuming to hand make, so he invented a machine that rolled lozenge dough and pressed wafers into perfect discs. This became the first automated candy machine. Oliver quit his job

as a pharmacist and created the New England Confectionery Company (NECCO)- the company to make NECCO wafers. NECCO is no longer in

business, but Brach’s is still making a version of the conversation hearts.

Read more: “The Origin of the Conversation

Heart” by Erin Blakemore MentalFloss.com

https://books.google.com/books?id=svI0AQAAMAAJ&dq=lozenges%20history&pg=PA1472#v=onepage&q=troches&f=false

https://books.google.com/books?id=-DL6SqOwx3kC&lpg=PA221&dq=%22oliver%20chase%22%20necco&pg=PA222#v=onepage&q=%22oliver%20chase%22%20necco&f=false


Thursday, February 13, 2020 To honor the contributions of courageous, talented, and impactful leaders, authors, scientists, and just regular people, for the remainder of February, our Daily Announcements will include quotes and facts to celebrate Black History Month.

“Defining myself, as opposed to being defined by others, is one of the most difficult challenges I face.”

– Carol Moseley-Braun, politician and lawyer

Club Success starts Monday, 2/17. If you're falling behind in your classes or if you want to make sure that you don't fall behind, Club Success is for you. Club Success is the highly successful, after school tutorial program run by highly qualified teachers here at HHS. It meets Monday through Thursday 2:45-4:15PM. You can participate one or more days from now until the end of the school year. A late bus is offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stop in the front office, Student Services or Room 206 for an application.

Boys’ Golf Sign-Up Meeting Student interested in playing Boy’s Golf should plan to attend a sign-up meeting during Advisement on Wednesday, February 19, in Mr. Roth’s Room 206.








to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by Wednesday, February 19. Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.






Wednesday, February 12, 2020 To honor the contributions of courageous, talented, and impactful leaders, authors, scientists, and just regular people, for the remainder of February, our Daily Announcements will include quotes and facts to celebrate Black History Month.

“There are times in life when, instead of complaining, you do something about your complaints.”

– Rita Dove (African-American poet and author)





2020 TMS/HHS Spring Break Colorado Ski and Board Trip to Breckenridge, CO Have you had dreams of skiing or boarding in Colorado powder? Have you been wanting to hit the slopes in the Rockies? If so, please stop to see Mr. Roth (Room 205) for info about attending our Spring Break trip.




Auditions for Hamilton’s Spring Musical are TODAY. Tuck Everlasting Crew If acting isn’t your thing, consider joining crew for the spring musical, Tuck Everlasting! All

positions open! Crew applications are in Room 2. Please turn completed applications in to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by Wednesday, February 19. Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.


Paul Mitchell Schools – Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in

Principal’s Advisory Council is meeting in E171 (Comm

Arts Hallway) during Advisement TODAY All are welcomed!




Tuesday, February 11, 2020 To honor the contributions of courageous, talented, and impactful leaders, authors, scientists, and just regular people, for the remainder of February, our Daily Announcements will include quotes and facts to celebrate Black History Month. “Whatever we believe about ourselves and our ability comes true for us.”- Susan L. Taylor, journalist








Auditions for Hamilton’s Spring Musical, Tuck Everlasting, are TOMORROW. Sign up for a time slot outside the Choir Room. Audition materials are available in Room 2 (including

script, songs, casting consideration, calendars, and audition form). All are welcome! Tuck Everlasting Crew If acting isn’t your thing, consider joining crew for the spring musical, Tuck Everlasting! All positions open! Crew applications are in Room 2. Please turn completed applications in to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by Wednesday, February 19.

Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.


Paul Mitchell Schools – Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in S

Principal’s Advisory Council is meeting in E171 (Comm

Arts Hallway) during Advisement on

Wednesday. All are welcomed!

Hamilton's student newspaper has made the transition from print to online and changed its name from "Troubadour" to "Charger Press". Go to chargerpress.com and read interviews, reviews, opinions, and news! There will be more articles every Monday to read!




Monday, February 10, 2020 To honor the contributions of courageous, talented, and impactful leaders, authors, scientists, and just regular people, for the remainder of February, our Daily Announcements will include quotes and facts to celebrate Black History Month. “The time is always right to do what is right.”

– Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Meet the New Football Coaches There is a meeting at 6PM on Wednesday, February 26, in the Little Theatre for all returning football players and their parents, incoming freshmen and any newcomers interested in meeting the new coaching staff and hearing more about our football program for Fall of 2020.





Auditions for Hamilton’s Spring Musical, Tuck Everlasting, will be Wednesday, February 12. Sign up for a time slot outside the Choir Room. All audition materials are available in

Room 2 (including script, songs, casting consideration, calendars, and audition form). All are welcome!

Tuck Everlasting Crew If acting isn’t your thing, consider joining crew for the spring musical, Tuck Everlasting! All positions open! Crew applications are in Room 2. Please turn completed applications in to Mrs. Plamann in Room 2 by Wednesday, February 19.


Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.

Upcoming Activities Meet The New FB Coaches – Wednesday, February 26 @ 6PM


Paul Mitchell Schools – Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in S



Friday, February 7, 2020 Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.


Shakespeare’s most famous comedy is re-imagined in a future where the world as we know it has been destroyed by technology in Hamilton Drama Society’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Different worlds collide, and mayhem ensues as lovers are crossed, humans are transformed, and fairies laugh at the foolishness of the

men around them. Enjoy the fun Friday and Saturday, February 7 and 8, at 7PM and Sunday, February 9, at 2PM. Tickets ($5 for students, $8 for adults) are available in the Athletic Office or at the HFAC ticket office 30 minutes before each show.

Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! On Friday, February 28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate $50 to the Golf



Club Unique’s Annual Flower Sale for

Valentine’s Day is here! Leaders and Club members will be visiting classrooms selling during Advisement thru TODAY. PINK and RED carnations are being sold for $2 each, or you can

get 3 flowers for $5. All proceeds will be going to the Feed My Hungry Children Foundation! You can buy these flowers anonymously, or attach a handwritten note to them, free of cost. All flowers will be delivered to your special someone, friend or teacher on Valentine’s Day, Friday 2/14! If you cannot catch a Club member during Advisement, feel free to stop by Room 18 during passing time to make your purchase. We hope you have a happy Valentine’s Day! - Club Unique




Upcoming Activities HHS Drama Presents A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream TONIGHT @ 7PM in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center TOMORROW @ 7PM in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center Sunday, February 9 @ 2PM in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center

Meet The New FB Coaches – Wednesday, February 26 @ 6PM


Paul Mitchell Schools – Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS

2/3/20


One of Us is Next

by Karen McManus

The highly anticipated sequel to the New York

Times bestselling thriller everyone is talking

about, One of Us Is Lying! There's a new

mystery to solve at Bayview High, and there's a

whole new set of rules.

Come on, Bayview, you know you've missed

this.

A ton of copycat gossip apps have popped up

since Simon died, but in the year since the

Bayview four were cleared of his shocking

death, no one's been able to fill the gossip void

quite like he could. The problem is no one has

the facts.

Until now.

This time it's not an app, though—it's a game.

Truth or Dare.

Phoebe's the first target. If you choose not to

play, it's a truth. And hers is dark.

Then comes Maeve and she should know

better—always choose the dare.

But by the time Knox is about to be tagged,

things have gotten dangerous. The dares have

become deadly, and if Maeve learned anything

from Bronwyn last year, it's that they can't

count on the police for help. Or protection.

Simon's gone, but someone's determined to

keep his legacy at Bayview High alive. And this

time, there's a whole new set of rules.

- Goodreads.com

Goodreads: 4.2 stars

Amazon: 4.6 stars

Feb. 6 - Harry Potter Book Night

Feb. 7 - Harry Potter Team Trivia

Help Desk TA’s Needed

for 2020-2021 school year


seniors





district IT staff.




information.


Thursday, February 6, 2020 Summer CNA Youth Apprenticeship Program WCTC will be holding two meetings for students who will be 16 or older by July 15 and are interested in taking a course to become a Certified Nurse Assistant. Meetings will be held on Tuesday, February 18, and Wednesday, February 26, from 6-7:30PM at the Richard T. Anderson Building at the Pewaukee campus. Interested students and at least one parent should attend one of the two meetings if they wish to be considered for selection into the summer CNA classes by WCTC. Further information about the classes and program can be found in Student Services or by speaking with Ms. LaBlanc in Room 30.


Shakespeare’s most famous comedy is re-imagined in a future where the world as we know it has been destroyed by technology in Hamilton Drama Society’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Different worlds collide, and mayhem ensues as lovers are crossed, humans are transformed, and fairies laugh at the foolishness of the

men around them. Enjoy the fun Friday and Saturday, February 7 and 8, at 7PM and Sunday, February 9, at 2PM. Tickets ($5 for students, $8 for adults) are available in the Athletic Office or at the HFAC ticket office 30 minutes before each show.

Hamilton Golf Fundraiser: Fish Fry for a Cause! On Friday, February 28, the Hamilton Golf Team will be hosting a Fish Fry at Fairways of Woodside from 5-9PM. Come and enjoy a fabulous fish fry!! Bonus: Donate $50 to the Golf



Club Unique’s Annual Flower Sale for

Valentine’s Day is here! Leaders and Club members will be visiting classrooms selling during Advisement until Friday, February 7. PINK and RED carnations are being sold for $2

each, or you can get 3 flowers for $5. All proceeds will be going to the Feed My Hungry Children Foundation! You can buy these flowers anonymously, or attach a handwritten note to them, free of cost. All flowers will be delivered to your special someone, friend or teacher on Valentine’s Day, Friday 2/14! If you cannot catch a Club member during Advisement, feel free to stop by Room 18 during passing time to make your purchase. We hope you have a happy Valentine’s Day! - Club Unique




Upcoming Activities HHS Drama Presents A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream Friday, February 7 @ 7PM in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center Saturday, February 8 @ 7PM in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center Sunday, February 9 @ 2PM in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center

Meet The New FB Coaches – Wednesday, February 26 @ 6PM


Paul Mitchell Schools – Wednesday, February 26 @ 1PM in SS George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS


Wednesday, February 5, 2020 MSG Ski Team The ski team has one more race TOMORROW at Holy Hill at 6PM against Arrowhead, Cedarburg and University School. Come out and watch some great skiing!


Shakespeare’s most famous comedy is re-imagined in a future where the world as we know it has been destroyed by technology in Hamilton

Drama Society’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Different worlds collide, and mayhem ensues as lovers are crossed, humans are transformed, and fairies laugh at the foolishness of the men around them. Enjoy the fun Friday and Saturday, February 7 and 8, at 7PM and Sunday, February 9, at 2PM. Tickets ($5 for students, $8 for adults) are available in the athletic office or at the HFAC ticket office 30 minutes before each show.

PaperCut NEW! Students and Staff can now check their print count on Chromebooks! The link is available:

• Hamilton Bookmarks (Papercut is at the bottom of the list)

• Library webpage- Student Help Desk tab • http://ganon:9191/ • Coming soon… to Student Home Base

Club Unique’s Annual Flower Sale for Valentine’s Day is here! Leaders and Club members will be walking from classroom to classroom selling every day during Advisement until Friday February 7. Pink and red carnations are being sold for $2 each, or you can get 3 flowers for $5. All of the proceeds will be going to the Feed My Hungry Children Foundation! You can buy these flowers anonymously, or attach a hand written note to them, free of cost. All flowers will be delivered to your special someone, friend or teacher on Valentine’s Day, Friday 2/14! If you cannot catch a Club member during Advisement, feel free to stop by Room 18 during passing times to make your purchase. We hope you have a happy Valentine’s Day! - Club Unique

Art Club Meeting TODAY There is an Art Club meeting TODAY during Advisement in Room 20.





Friday, February 28 – No School for Students

George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS

http://ganon:9191/


Tuesday, February 4, 2020 MSG Ski Team The ski team has one more race this Thursday 2/6 at Holy Hill at 6PM against Arrowhead, Cedarburg and University School. Come out and watch some great skiing!


Shakespeare’s most famous comedy is re-imagined in a future where the world as we know it has been destroyed by technology in Hamilton

Drama Society’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Different worlds collide, and mayhem ensues as lovers are crossed, humans are transformed, and fairies laugh at the foolishness of the men around them. Enjoy the fun Friday and Saturday, February 7 and 8, at 7PM and Sunday, February 9, at 2PM. Tickets ($5 for students, $8 for adults) are available in the athletic office or at the HFAC ticket office 30 minutes before each show.

PaperCut NEW! Students and Staff can now check their print count on Chromebooks! The link is available:

• Hamilton Bookmarks (Papercut is at the bottom of the list)

• Library webpage- Student Help Desk tab • http://ganon:9191/ • Coming soon… to Student Home Base

Art Club Meeting TOMORROW There is an Art Club meeting TOMORROW during Advisement in Room 20.

Auditions for Hamilton’s Spring Musical, Tuck Everlasting, will be Wednesday, February 12. Sign up for a time slot outside the Choir Room. All audition materials are

available in Room 2 (including script, songs, casting consideration, calendars, and audition form). All are welcome!



Friday, February 28 – No School for Students

George Williams College Visit: Monday, March 2 @ 9AM in SS

http://ganon:9191/

Congratulations to the following Hamilton Art students who are 2020 Scholastic Art Award winners. The award ceremony will take place at the Milwaukee Art Museum on Saturday, February 8. The Gold and Silver Key awarded art works will be exhibited at the Art Museum through March 15 in the Schroeder Galleria. Gold Key art works will move on to the National Competition.

And the winners are:

Noelle Beffa, Sophomore Silver Key in Photography “Rustic Truck”

Lea Bucksch, Exchange Student Honorable Mention in Photography “Nostalgia”

Kayla Olson, Sophomore Honorable Mention in Drawing & Illustration “Still Life”

Madelyn Mascotti, Senior Silver Key in Painting “I Am Rotting” Honorable Mention in Painting “Heart Balloon” Honorable Mention in Senior Portfolio “that is who I am”

Kaitlyn Tyriver, Senior Gold Key in Photography “Lines” Lucas Wick, Senior Gold Key in Photography “Stars”

1/27/20


Children of Virtue and

Vengeance By Tomi Adeyemi

After battling the impossible, Zélie and Amari

have finally succeeded in bringing magic back

to the land of Orïsha. But the ritual was more

powerful than they could’ve imagined,

reigniting the powers of not only the maji, but

of nobles with magic ancestry, too.

Now, Zélie struggles to unite the maji in an

Orïsha where the enemy is just as powerful as

they are. But when the monarchy and military

unite to keep control of Orïsha, Zélie must fight

to secure Amari's right to the throne and

protect the new maji from the monarchy's

wrath.

With civil war looming on the horizon, Zélie

finds herself at a breaking point: she must

discover a way to bring the kingdom together

or watch as Orïsha tears itself apart.

Barnes & Noble: 5 stars

Goodreads: 4 stars

Return your Overdue

library books today!

Overdue books will be fined

for replacement costs 1/27.

Librarians will be in the cafeteria on Tuesday, January 28 ★ check-out new books

★ return items

*** Teen Nerf Battle *** Friday, Jan. 31

6:00-9:00pm at Pauline Haass

Help Desk TA’s Needed

for 2020-2021 school year


seniors





district IT staff.


See Mrs. Gorski in the IMC if you are interested

or want more information.

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4485813.Jenn_Bennett

Hamilton High School is among the top 100 high schools in the country that teach personal finance based on results from the Financial Literacy Certification test. The national ranking was created by Working In Support of Education (w!se), which sponsors the test to empower students to take control of their financial futures. 80 students enrolled in Amanda Fields’ Personal Finance course during the fall semester of the 2019-2020 school year have passed the annual w!se test. Passing this test allows these students to become Certified Financially LiterateTM.

13 of the 80 Hamilton students that passed were named Financial Literacy Scholars. To be named a Financial Literacy Scholar, students must score 95 percent or higher on the test.

The following Hamilton students became Certified Financially LiterateTM:

Shane Aykroid Alyssa Kaul Tanner Resch Jenna Withrow Jessica Bagley Ashley Kenworthy Matt Romuald Shaine Zoephel Elizabeth Barnish Abrielle Klawitter Luke Rosen Alexis Zuehlke Viktor Birkenheier Emma Kleba Kylee Ryals

The following students are recognized as being Financial Literacy Scholars:

Michael Blann Lana Kling Kane Saber Sara Burow Kayla Krueger Lauren Schlaman Bailey Byrnes Sarah Lessila Devin Schneider Elijah Conrad Dayton Licklider Adam Schultz Audrey Davies Nina Luebke Kiley Slaats Max Aberman Katelyn Denny Chase McFarlane Carson Smith Isabella Atkinson Megan Dewing Josh McFarlane Garret Staab Sydney Bartos Davidmichael Diedrick Josh Meulemans Briana Taylor Gavin Birkenheier Soumaya Drover Brandon Meyer Grace Thao Alexis Konop Jessie Endries Abigail Moriarty Mino Thao Cassidy Osesek Abbie Farrell Claire Nesemann Lillia Thoms Arushi Ranasaria Jacob Fobes Preston Olson Brooke Tlachac Evrett Rachow Phillip Frafjord Jacob Onysio Kaitlyn Tyriver Tanner Rosen Taylor Fryda Joe Pellechia Taylor VanHoof Mariela Staab Eden Fuhriman Joseph Plechaty Sydney Vande Hei Mitchell Stachowiak Kayden Hersback Mariano Pofahl Tyler Vaughan Matthew Thuemling Ryan Houdek Kaeya Ray Tyler Walls Kristin Weisbrod Matthew Jelinski

These students are eligible for a $1,000 monetary award. To receive the award, students must complete a written essay and application. Two students will be selected from the Ambassador pool. W!se is an educational nonprofit that provides education support services nationwide to build financial literacy, foster business and social entrepreneurship and prepare students for college and the global workplace.

1/20/20


Call Down the Hawk

(Dreamer Trilogy #1) Maggie Stiefvater

The dreamers walk among us . . . and so do the

dreamed. Those who dream cannot stop

dreaming – they can only try to control it.

Those who are dreamed cannot have their own

lives – they will sleep forever if their dreamers

die.

And then there are those who are drawn to the

dreamers. To use them. To trap them. To kill

them before their dreams destroy us all.

Ronan Lynch is a dreamer. He can pull both

curiosities and catastrophes out of his dreams

and into his compromised reality.

Jordan Hennessy is a thief. The closer she

comes to the dream object she is after, the

more inextricably she becomes tied to it.

Carmen Farooq-Lane is a hunter. Her brother

was a dreamer . . . and a killer. She has seen

what dreaming can do to a person. And she has

seen the damage that dreamers can do. But

that is nothing compared to the destruction

that is about to be unleashed. . .

Goodreads- 4.47 stars

The IMC has one print copy available.

PAPERCUT

As the semester winds down a few reminders

about printing:

● 350 pages per semester (this will be

reset on January 24)

● You can now check your print

count on a Chromebook at

http://ganon:9191/

● If you printing packets for finals- 15

page limit. This includes back-to-back.

It will not alert you, it just won’t print.

Split up print job into 2 or more print

jobs. (ie. A 20 page print job = pages

1-10 and 11-20).

Remember to return your

library books before

semester finals.


for replacement costs on

January 27.

Help Desk TA’s

Needed

for 2020-2021

school year


seniors





district IT staff.


See Mrs. Gorski in the IMC if you are interested

or want more information

http://ganon:9191/

1/20/20


Serious Moonlight

by Jenn Bennett

After an awkward first encounter, Birdie and

Daniel are forced to work together in a Seattle

hotel where a famous author leads a

mysterious and secluded life in this romantic

contemporary novel from the author of Alex,

Approximately.

Mystery-book aficionado Birdie Lindberg has

an overactive imagination. Raised in isolation

and homeschooled by strict grandparents, she’s

cultivated a whimsical fantasy life in which she

plays the heroic detective and every stranger is

a suspect. But her solitary world expands when

she takes a job the summer before college,

working the graveyard shift at a historic Seattle

hotel.

In her new job, Birdie hopes to blossom from

introverted dreamer to brave pioneer, and

gregarious Daniel Aoki volunteers to be her

guide. The hotel’s charismatic young van driver

shares the same nocturnal shift and patronizes

the waterfront Moonlight Diner where she

waits for the early morning ferry after work.

Daniel also shares her appetite for intrigue, and

he’s stumbled upon a real-life mystery: a

famous reclusive writer—never before seen in

public—might be secretly meeting someone at

the hotel.

To uncover the writer’s puzzling identity,

Birdie must come out of her shell…discovering

that the most confounding mystery of all may

be her growing feelings for the elusive riddle

that is Daniel.

Amazon : 4.2 stars.

Barnes & Noble: 4 stars.

The IMC has one print copy available.

Serious Moonlight,Trailer

https://www.dailymotion.com › video › xqqyz5

Remember to return your

library books before finals

this week.


for replacement costs on

January 27.

Brrr….

Check-out these

Winter Themed Books

The Bear and the

Nightingale

by Katherine Arden

Lovely, Dark and Deep

by Amy McNamara

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4485813.Jenn_Bennett

HHS Student Help Desk Website

To solve Chromebook/technical issues on your own,

use the highlighted link on your Home Base

Don’t see what you’re looking for?

Stop by the Student Help Desk in the library.

The Help Desk is Staffed by: Ethan M., Alex T., and Akash D.

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