Morning Announcements - Thursday, March 5, 2020
Students to the office ~ Ashley Peck, Caleb Larson, Evan Grimm, Jacob Robinson & Kenneth Warren
As we continue celebrating National Foreign Language Week - the cafeteria will be transporting your taste buds to China! Did you know: Chopsticks originated in China almost 4,000 years ago, and the replacement of chopsticks for knives for eating at the table supposedly indicates the increased respect for the scholar over the warrior in Chinese society .
Welcome to National Foreign Language week! This week, your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find Carmen San Diego and her accomplices to return the world’s artifacts. Report your findings to Mrs. Moyer in the library - she is offering a reward for all intel.
Carmen San Diego is at it again! She has taken the Queen of England. She is the longest reigning queen in British monarchy. Carmen’s accomplice helped her in this “racket” and has her in his room.
Aloha. A reminder that Ukulele Club meets today after school. A hui hou. Mahalo.
Any senior who is submitting their own photo for the yearbook must do so by tomorrow, Friday, March 6th.
The Edison Drama Club is proud to present Honk!, a heartwarming musical based upon Hans Christian Anderson’s tale of the Ugly Duckling. Honk tells the story of an odd-looking duckling, Ugly, and his journey to find his mother while he reaches many obstacles along the way - one of them being - running into a hungry feline in search of his next meal. Make sure to come see the show at one of the following times. The cast and crew love to see their fellow peers support their passion of being on stage. Showtimes are March 12th, 13th, and 14th at 7:30 in the evening and March 15th at 2:00 in the afternoon. Ticket reservations can be made by calling the Drama Club box office at 419-499-4652 ex 1080 Messages will be checked starting March 2nd. Student and senior citizen tickets are $5 and adults are $6.
Tickets for the spring musical HONK will go on sale Monday during lunch. If you buy a ticket, you will not only get to see an amazing show but you will also get a rubber duck AND A chance to win a gift card to Taco Bell or Dunkin Donuts! We will draw a name every day next week so the sooner you buy your ticket the more chances you have to win!
If you want a FREE ticket, be on the look-out for ducks around the school. There will be 5 rubber ducks hidden around the school on Monday. If you find a hidden duck that say WINNER on the bottom bring it to the ticket sales table to get a FREE ticket to HONK!
Attention Honk cast and crew, a copy of the program is posted on the call board. Please check and correct any errors you see by the end of the day Friday.
What does soccer legend David Beckham and pop star Rhianna have in common with your EHS morning announcements crew? We’ve all been seen wearing Pura Vida bracelets? Why? Not only are they the coolest handmade bracelets, but each sale supports small business owners in Costa Rica who provide jobs for hundreds of struggling families.
Bracelets are just $6 each and may be purchased through any of the sophomore representatives: Brenna Chasney, Lorain Clawson, Aidan Anderson, Otto Berckmueller, Connor Betts, or Mr. Collins. Bracelets can also be purchased during lunch. Thank you for your support!
Attention anyone interested in skiing or snowboarding! This Saturday March 7th is Edison snow day at Snow Trails in Mansfield. Lift tickets, rentals, and lessons are ten dollars each. This deal can apply to Edison students, friends, and family. If you are interested or have questions, see Coach Shelley. You must be pre registered to receive this amazing deal.
There will be a meeting for anyone interested in trying out for middle school or high school cheerleading for next year this Sunday, March 8th at 6pm in the high school cafeteria.
Book Club will meet this Friday, March 6th, at 7:15 in Room 203 to discuss the rest of Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng. Breakfast treats will be provided. Hope to see you soon!
Congratulations to The Edison High School Athletes of the Month for February, who were nominated by their coaches. They are Lily Shover and Max Hermes- Lily was instrumental in getting the girls bowling team to a first place finish in the conference, a first place at the Sectional tournament and helped her team break multiple school records. Lily also was voted team captain by her peers at the beginning of this month. Max is 51-2 on the season and hasn't lost a match to an Ohio wrestler this year. He was champion at the Maumee Bay Classic and won SBC as a freshman. These student-athletes can stop by the athletic office to receive their award.
A reminder that all boys tennis team members should report to the tennis courts today after school to put up nets.
Posted: Thursday, March 5, 2020