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Ephrata AM 2-24-23
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5 MIN FILLER
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INTRO
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TEXT BUMPER
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Good Morning Ephrata! NAMES today is Friday February 24, 2023. Please rise for a moment of silence and a pledge to the flag.
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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO
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!! BAKE SALE !! BAKE SALE !!
The Anime Club is holding a bake sale fundraiser. Delicious baked dessert items can be found for purchase outside Mr. Hershey’s room at the end of the day all this week at the rear exit at 3:00 pm. YYuuummmmmmm!!
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Now over to __________ with the news
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NEWS INTRO
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As we close out National FFA week, check the halls to see who wore their boots and flannels today and enjoy some boot scoot to the country music between classes.
Thank you all for participating in our National FFA Week celebration!
Agriculture is our nation’s number one industry, so even if you never end up in the stereotypical ag careers like farmer, welder, or landscaper, you may still be involved in the agriculture field as a marketer, sale representative, scientist, mechanic, financial advisor, engineer, or technician.
Now to leave you with some food for thought: Today’s American farmer feeds 155 people worldwide. In 1960, they each only fed 25.8 people.
Come on out on Saturday, March 4th to our GLOW THE NIGHT neon Mini-THON to raise funds for Four Diamonds. We will have a variety of games and food, Kona Ice, a mechanical bull, a dance party, and lots of fun! If you didn’t get a registration form last week, please see Mrs. Socie or Mrs. Hopkin. The due date for registration forms is Monday, so please get them in AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
Mini Thon is right around the corner! Are you ready to show off you neon colors and support the kids? The best way to do that is to participate in Spirit week. Starting Monday the 27th we will be kicking the week off with Penn State Day! Followed by Penn State day we also have neon wars, PJ day, Black out with glowsticks, and rock your mini thon shirt day. On Wednesday and Thursday during lunch we will be selling glow sticks for $1 to rock with your black out outfits. Your second period teacher will give you a ticket if you participate, which will be entered into a raffle! Don't forget this is all for the kids!
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now back to the main desk
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Signup to take the ASVAB today! If you are in 10th, 11th, or 12th grade and need some help making career decisions, then consider taking the ASVAB. The ASVAB is designed to help you learn more about yourself and the world of work, explore occupational skills in line with your interests and skills, and develop a strategy to realize your career goals. This free assessment is offered at EHS on Wednesday, March 15th and there is absolutely no military commitment by taking the test. For the juniors who need to complete the ACT 158 Keystone graduation requirement, this is great way to fulfil that– all you need to do is score a 31 on this test. You can find the sign up link in Schoology as well as on the Counseling webpage.
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Tonight, at 7:00 p.m. there is a FREE, yes FREE concert open to the public. Musicians from Ecuador, Andes Manta, will be performing in the high school auditorium. They play traditional, folkloric music of the Andes Mountains, and will have a dance group with them too, performing traditional dances. These musicians travel around the country, and even make a lot of their own instruments by hand. Bring your family, bring a friend! Come and immerse yourself in another culture. Friday, February 24 at 7:00 p.m.
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LUNCH
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SPORTS INTRO
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The EASD Mountain Bike Club is rolling out on the trails this spring. Join us! The club is open to ALL students in grades 6-12 and caters to riders of ALL abilities while specializing in the development of new and beginner riders.
For more information, contact club advisor Brent Kametz.
We meet weekly on Wednesdays from April 5 through May 24 and have group rides scheduled on weekends at Camp Mack, Mount Gretna, Hershey, and Blue Marsh.
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Now back to the main desk
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Ephrata science department hosted the science fair the weekend of February 10 and 11th. Now that all judging is complete and we have tallied all of the votes, the final rankings are in. The following students placed Satisfactory
Thomas, Braden
Brinser, Ethan
Diehm, Mason
Lydamore, Charles
Martin, Mary
Reiff, Maxwell
Sarver, Jacek
Zimmerman, Caleb, the following placed Commendable
Belogurov, Aleksey
Eshleman, Janessa
Folker, Evan
Herman, Max
Loose, Peyton
Makhammatjonova, Nova
Moua, Chloe
Moua, Scarlett
Regitz, Alayna
Reichenbach, Logan
Robbins, James
Sensenig, Zachary
Shaneyfelt, Preston
Thomas, Andrew
Young, Ariel
Buehler, Nathan
Parsons, Kauri
Lloyd, Ethan
Frey, Dakota, the following placed Excellent
Abraham, Rebecca
Banks, Evelyn
Beyer, Caden
Brass, Sara
Cochran, Camille
Commero, Anna
Garday Flores, Lindsay
Haupt, Gavin
Jankowski, Jakob
Koychev, Katherine
Morgan, Ava
Morrell, Nicole
Mottershead, Noelani
Pauser, Brandon
Rideout, Peyton
Smith, Courtney
Smith, Silas
Watson, Quinn
Wenger, Reese
Wilson, Lance
Ya, Hannah
Knowles, Jeremiah
Lehman, Anastasia
Ehrhart, Joannaand the following were Superior
Ehst, Lydia
(Superiors are in attached slide show in same order as winner list. Can you please add their photo to the program when you announce their name?)Flora, Mackenzie
Horst, Kaylie
Lehman, Lydia
Leonhard, Hayden
Long, Jianna
Reidenbaugh, Kayla
Ryan, Nicholas
Sindhar, Ashmeen
Todd, Talya
Weidner, Emily
Walters, Kaylee
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Students will go to period 1 for ACT today.
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Have a great day Ephrata!
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