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Washburn Rural High School provides a progressive environment of world-class
academics, athletics, and activities to foster all students’ desires to learn and achieve through open discussion and
self-discovery. As educators in pursuit of student success, we continually enhance our skills and knowledge so we may offer the most relevant, effective curriculum in
order to achieve our vision.
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Parker Beal, Abby Borough, Emma Getsinger, Jackson Glynn, Anna Parish, Eva Stites, Sydney Yost, & Harper Zimlich.Sponsor: Teresa Golden
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CONTENTSMay 2018
Principal’s LetterCounselor’s Corner WRHS Centennial-WRHS PTOThe ShackCommon GroundsWRHS BankSummer Sports CampsCongratulations to... Summer ReadingYearbook May CalendarPhoto of the Month
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2017-2018
From the Desk of Our Principal
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Greetings!
Well, here we are at the end of the school year – and what a year it has been!
For those of you that have been following the life of our school, you know of our academic, athletic and extracurricular successes this year. We are the 2017-2018 Centennial League champions in Boys’ Soccer, Girls’ Tennis, and Girls’ Golf; we are the State Champions in Girls’ Golf and 4-Speaker Debate; we are Regional Champions in Boys’ Soccer and Girls’ Bowling; we are the Sub-State champions in Volleyball. Our spring sports are in full swing and doing quite well!
Our extra-curricular and co-curricular programs continue to flourish. Our Air Force JROTC unit received “Exceeds Standards” on their evaluation earlier this year. Our Band recently completed a fabulous trip to Orlando, Florida. 152 band students participated in the ‘You’re Instrumental’ Workshop as a combined concert band at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and marched down Main Street in the Magic Kingdom Parade. Our Debate and Forensics squads have won close to 500 team and individual awards this year. We are currently ranked 7th in the nation in terms of our chapter strength (a combination of number of competitors and success) with the National Speech and Debate Association. Add to that qualifying 18 students who will go on the represent us at the National Tournament in Fort Lauderdale this summer, and one quickly realizes that the parents, staff, students and community which WRHS serves have much to be proud of. It has been a truly exciting year!
Of course, this time of year also brings a great sense of excitement and anticipation for the upcoming summer months. In the past, some of this excitement has been shown in ways that reflected poorly on our school – most notably the graffiti that frequently appears on road signs, streets and the personal property of homeowners in the district. It is disheartening to receive calls from the community when this occurs – particularly from the elderly, many of whom are not physically able to remove the graffiti themselves. If we all communicate the costs of such behavior, I am sure we can collectively address this concern in an effective manner!
On behalf of the staff at WRHS, I would like to wish you the best of summers! It has been an honor and pleasure working with you this year.
Best,
Washburn University Concurrent Enrollment ProgramStudents must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, approval of the high school, and parent or legal guardian approval if under 18 years of age to enroll in the MA 116 concurrent enrollment course. Students must also achieve a score of 22 or higher on the ACT Math Exam or the equivalent ACCUPLACER Exam score. 9th grade students must have a gifted designation to participate in a CEP math course, and both 9th and 10th grade students must have the approval of the WU College of Arts & Sciences to participate. The ACCUPLACER Math Exam may be taken on the WU campus in May or June.
The exam normally takes less than an hour to complete. Students must register and pay the exam fee prior to the exam date. Additional information is available by contacting Washburn University at 785-670-1227. See Mr. Wetzel to pick up enrollment paperwork now instead of waiting until August. Spring/Summer 2017 College Entrance ExamsACT Registration: www.actstudent.orgACT Dates: June 9 and July 14SAT Registration: www.sat.collegeboard.orgSAT Dates: June 2
College VisitsAs you start to make summer plans, we encourage families to visit college campuses. This experience can help students set goals, make decisions, and understand the application process. Advice on planning a college visit can be found at https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/find-colleges/campus-visit-guide.
Summer Programs and VolunteeringThe WRHS counseling website has several resources available including contact information for volunteer and summer programs. Please visit https://sites.google.com/a/usd437.net/counselors/. Washburn Tech ProgramsA representative from Washburn Tech comes twice a month to visit with interested students about admission procedures and the many career programs offered. Programs at Tech are for 11-12th grade students who are on track toward graduation. See Mr. Wetzel in the Counseling Center for more information. Transcript RequestsSeniors planning to attend college must request their Transcripts including grades from the Fall 2017 semester. They are available via Parchment e-transcript services. Go to www.parchment.com to send your requests.
Counselor’s Corner
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ScholarshipsNeed money for college? Many scholarships posted on our Counseling Website have April deadlines. To access and apply for the scholarships, students must be logged into their USD 437 google account.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMSAll exams are given at the Shuler Education Center on the dates below. If you have any questions, please contact Cynthia Coufal, AP Coordinator, at 339-4118.
MONDAY, MAY 7AP CHEMISTRY 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
TUESDAY, MAY 8AP ART HISTORY 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.AP PHYSICS 1 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9AP ENGLISH LITERATURE/COMPOSITION 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.AP PHYSICS 2 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
THURSDAY, MAY 10AP US GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
FRIDAY, MAY 11AP US HISTORY 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 14AP BIOLOGY 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
TUESDAY, MAY 15AP CALCULUS AB & BC 8 a.m. - 12 p.mAP COMPUTER SCIENCE A 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE/COMPOSITION 8 a.m.- 12 p.m.
THURSDAY, MAY 17AP COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.AP STATISTICS 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
FRIDAY, MAY 18AP EUROPEAN HISTORY 2 p.m. -4 p.m.
Counselor’s Corner
Centennial CelebrationOn April 14th, Prom was held at the Maner Conference Centre and Post Prom afterwards on April 15th at Washburn Rural High School. This year’s Post Prom theme was “1918”, in honor of the beginning of Washburn Rural High School and its 100 years of excellence.
The WRHS PTO Blues Backers would like to thank all of the parentswho contributed to Post Prom. Whether you made a monetary donation,
a donation of items for the night or volunteered to help at Post Prom,your contribution was appreciated! Post Prom was again a success due
to the countless hours put in by volunteers!
WRHS PTO BLUES BACKERS
Can you believe it’s already time to start thinking about the 2018-2019school year? We’d like to invite parents to join the WRHS PTO Blues Backers.
Blues Backers is a group of parents and staff members that work togetherto provide support to all students, teachers, athletic teams and clubs in ourschool. There are numerous board positions that need filled for next year.
If you are interested in becoming a Blues Backers Board Member, contact Anne Bortz or Michael White
via email at [email protected] or [email protected] for more information.
WRHS PTO THANKS YOU
An Alumni Association dinner celebration and time capsule dedication will be held on May 5th.
The Centennial scholarship fund raising campaign is fully underway. Contact the main office of Washburn Rural High School at 339-4100, for more information
For the 100 year celebration a video was created to celebrate the history and tradition of our school. For your convenience, here is the link below
https://www.youtube.comwatch?v=nHzzyMQJP6Q
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In May...Spring is underway, and summer break is getting closer! For those who come back next year, The Shack will be selling new shirts to wear during game days and other spirit events. These include a new polo and pullover! Also, don’t forget to grab some dippin dots as it starts to warm up out there!
These shirts can be purchased at enrollment during the summer or fall of the 2018-2019 school year.
Blue WR Polo WR 1/2 Zip Jacket
For more information, visit: wrhsbusiness.com, email Ms. Lemke at [email protected], or call (785) 339-4248
Mission StatementThe staff of Common Grounds is committed to providing high quality drinks and superior customer service to Washburn Rural students, staff, and community.
Development of 21st Century SkillsStudents will use decision making and problem solving skills, participate as a team member to achieve common goals, demonstrate time management, take responsibility and display work ethic, and demonstrate a working knowledge of workplace issues.
What do we do? - Inventory- Product Development- Pricing- Employee Relations- Customer Service- Develop 21st Century Skills- Determine Cost of Goods- Leadership- Career Development - Marketing - Gathering Market Information- Graphic Design - Advertising - Explore and Utilize Business Technology - Quality Control- Nutrition Guidelines - In-House Training
How are students graded? - Self and Teacher Evaluations- Production- Team Work - Course Work & Competencies (School Store Operations)
Where does the money go? - DECA (Business Club)- Scholarships- Technology and Equipment - Marketing - Operating Costs and Supplies - Product Development
Marketing Management: This course continues to expand students’ marketing skills with an emphasis on business management and entrepreneurship. Students will manage and operate the school’s coffee shop, gaining experience with customer/human relations, inventory, sales, promotion, and product development.
Marketing Audit: Students continue to expand marketing skills with an emphasis on business management and entrepreneurship. Students will manage and operate the school’s coffee shop, gaining experience with customer / human relations and inventory. These managers will be in charge of the daily operations, scheduling, problem-solving, final decisions on product development, and all financial reports.
Welcome the 2018-2019 Common Grounds Staff! Morning Lunch Marketing Audit Harper Zimlich Kaelan Kelsey Tommy GennusaJessica Jones Emma Waters Grant MillerLauren Prokop Turner Seals Luke BleidisselRaegan Hardesty Alexandra Entz Lauren ProkopNoah Meier Shelby Ebert Alaina StevensAlaina Stevens Carly Bachelor Jayde MadelBrianna White Allison Evans Jaiden Taggart Katelyn Feist Blake Hiestand Grant Miller
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CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATIONSponsored by:
Join the Junior Blue
Crew!
As our year comes to a close, here is our recap of how the 2017-2018 school year treated the WRHS Bank. We opened 95 new accounts, spoke to the entire Class of 2021 about financial success and the options they have at WRHS for accomplishing this—including business classes and saving money at the WRHS Bank—and continued processing all credit card transactions for The Shack and Common Grounds.
This year we were fortunate enough to get support from many local businesses for our Junior Blue Crew monthly giveaways. These businesses include The Blue Moose, Eagle Auto Wash, Five Guys, PKMR Engineers, Cambridge Quartz and Granite, GreatLife, HyVee, Papa Murphy’s, Cold Stone Creamery, Mikoleit & Associates, Sheridan’s Frozen Custard, and the WRHS PTO. We thank these community members for their support, without their generous donations the Junior Blue Crew would not be possible. The grand prize drawing for the Junior Blue Crew is quickly approaching. We are all eagerly looking forward to this $500.00 giveaway.
Our main pride at the WRHS Bank is our customers. This year we were able to continue serving the WRHS PTO by processing all of the cash for the concession stands at WRHS. We also were able to serve the WRHS Drama department by selling tickets for their fall and spring plays, as well as their two musicals this school year. We were able to serve multiple sports teams by collecting money for their annual banquets. We were also able to serve WRHS STUCO by selling dance tickets to homecoming, formal, and prom. Last, but certainly not least, we were able to serve our WRHS Student and Staff customers.
This year our amazing bank staff included President Mindy McKinley, Vice President Parker Beal, William Baker, Abby Glynn, Jackson Glynn, Haley Hutton, Anna Parish, and Baylie Sigmund. Lauren Florea and Emma Getsinger were auditors. Mrs. Teresa Golden was the bank sponsor.
Thank you to our customers, staff members, and sponsors for an amazing year.
Mindy McKinley Parker BealPresident Vice President
$500 DrawingThe WRHS Bank will be holding the grand prize drawing for the $500 investment on Friday, May 11th during 2nd lunch. All Junior Blue crew members that are eligible will be notified to attend. We do encourage all members to attend.
Welcome the 2018-2019 WRHS Bank Staff!
5th HourWill Baker
Jackson GlynnAbby BoroughLauren Florea
Tatum KnudtsonKaris Paslay
Kaden HarmsRyan Hanna
AuditWill Baker
Lauren FloreaBlake Garrison
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GolfWho: Coach Jared GoehringWhere: Cypress Ridge Golf Course 2533 SW Urish Rd. Topeka Junior Golf Summer Academy Cost: $125When: June 4th-July 18th (Mon., Tues., Wed.)
For registration form and more information visit:www.cypressridge.com
Summer Sport CampsChampions Softball Who: WRHS Coaching Staff, current and former WRHS softball playersWhere: WRHS Softball fields (North of Football Field) Cost: $65 (Includes camp t-shirt and insurance)When: Pitching Camp: May 29th-31st
9:00-11:00 a.m. ages 6-14 Skills Camp: June 5th-8th 9:00-10:30 a.m, ages 6-10 11:00-12:30 p.m, ages 11-14
Registration Deadline: May 25thForm: Washburnruralsoftball.weebly.com
BaseballWho: WRHS Baseball Coaching Staff, current and former WRHS Varsity Baseball PlayersWhere: WRHS Varsity Baseball Field (Behind WRMS)Cost: $60 (includes camp t-shirt and insurance)When: May 29th - May 31st (June 1st make up day if needed) Grades 5th - 8th (2017-2018) Time: 9 A.M. - 11 A.M. Grades 1st - 4th (2017-2018) Time: 11:15 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Registration Deadline: May 25th (walkups welcome, but may not receive a shirt)
Questions? Contact Jay [email protected]
Strength and ConditioningWho: Tyler Pfizenmaier Where: Washburn Rural High SchoolWhen: Starting May 29th- June 28thWill resume July 9th to August 2nd Monday- ThursdayTime: 6:00-7:30- Football (JV/Varsity) 7:30-8:30- (open to all) - Monday and Wednesday: Speed and Agility. Tuesday and Thursday: Lifting 9:30-11:00- (open to all)
Any questions contact Coach Pfizenmaier at 785-339-4244 or [email protected]
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Summer Sport CampsTennis ProgramWho: Kevin HedbergWhere: WRHS CourtsWhen: June 4th - 7th July 2nd - 6th June 11th - 14th July 9th - 12th June 18th - 21st July 16th - 19th June 25th - 28th
All weekly sessions will follow the same schedule: 8:30 - 9:30 Beginners/Adv. Beginners $35 per week9:30 - 10:30 Beginners/Adv./Intermediates $35 per week10:15 - 12:00 Advanced Players $48 per week
You can sign up for as many weekly sessions as you desire. Most sessions run Monday through Thursday, with rain outs, we leave Fridays for makeups. We will supervise students who must come early or picked up late, I just ask that you let us know when these circumstances arise. Call Kevin Hedberg at (339-4201) if you have questions.
For registration form and more information visit:wrhs.net/sports
VolleyballWho: Kevin BordewickWhere: Washburn Rural Middle SchoolWhen: Monday, July 9th - Thursday, July 12thTime: 3rd- 6th grades 1:30- 3:00 P.M. 7th and 8th grades 3-5 P.M.Fee: $65 (Includes t-shirt, refreshments and insurance)
Girls Entering Grades 9-12Where: Washburn Rural Middle SchoolWhen: Monday, July 9th - Thursday, July 12th from 9 - 12 P.M.Cost: $30.00 per participant Any questions? Contact Coach Bordewick at: School: 339-4169E-mail: [email protected]
Call the school for registration information
Girl’s Champions Soccer CampWho: Brian Hensyel and current Varsity playersWhere: Main game field at WRHSWhen: Monday, June 25th - Thursday, June 28th from 9 - 11 A.M.For: Girls entering grades 4 - 9Cost: $50.00 per participantDeadline for registration: Friday, June 22nd Any questions? Contact Coach Hensyel at: Home: 383-3623School: 339-4242E-mail: [email protected]
For registration form and more information visit:wrhs.net/sports
Boy’s Champions Soccer CampWho: Brian Hensyel and current Varsity playersWhere: Main game field at WRHSWhen: Monday, June 25th - Thursday, June 28th from 6-8 P.M.For: Boys entering grades 4-9Cost: $50.00 per participantDeadline for registration: Friday, June 22nd
Any questions? Contact Coach Hensyel at:Home: 383-3623School: 339-4242E-mail: [email protected]
For registration form and more information visit:wrhs.net/sports
Girl’s Basketball CampWho: Kevin BordewickWhere: Washburn Rural Middle SchoolWhen: Monday, June 18th - Thursday, June 21stTime: Grades 3-5 1:30-3:00 P.M. Grades 6-8 1:30-3:30 P.M. Cost: $65.00 per participant Make checks payable to Kevin Bordewick
Any questions? Contact Coach Bordewick at: E-mail: [email protected]: 339-4169
For registration form and more information visit:wrhs.net/sports
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Summer Sport Camps
The Blue & White Speed and Agility Camp
Who: Coach PfizenmaierWhere: WRHS Football field When May 30th for 5 weeks Mondays and Wednesday 8:30am - 9:30am
The camp is for students going into 5th grade through 8th grade. Cost is $100 per student.
For more information or questions regarding camp, Contact Coach Buhler ([email protected]) or Coach Pfizenmaier ([email protected])
Boy’s BasketballWho: Kevin Muff, Kyle Fowler, Dave Brown Where: WRHS Main GymCost: $75When: May 30th, 31st and June 1st 10:00 am-12:00 pmOpen to ALL 2022 Boy basketball players entering Washburn Rural HS and other high schools in the city of Topeka
Open to 6th - 8th GradersMay 30th, 31st and June 1st 1:00 pm- 3:00 pm
Open to 3rd- 5th GradersJune 5th-7th 9:00 am- 11:00 am
High School Team CampJune 5th-7th 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Basketball Workouts/Open GymIncoming 9th - 12th GradersTuesday and Thursday Starting June 12th Going Through July 12th 8:00 am - 10:00 am
For more information or questions regarding camps, Contact Coach Kevin Muff at [email protected] or visit: wrhs.net/sports
Cross CountryWe will meet at 7:30 AM Monday through Friday All SummerMondays: WRHS TrackTuesdays: Lake ShawneeWednesdays: CrestviewThursdays: WRHS TrackFridays: Governor’s MansionA PDF version of our summer schedule can be found on our website: http://wrhscrosscountry.weebly.com/
Monday July 16 through Friday July 20 will be our “Fun Week.” Following our morning run we will have a variety of activities planned throughout the week such as sand volleyball, bonfire and board games, team car wash, pancake breakfast, and Worlds of Fun.
In order to get details on these events and possible cancellations or changes to the summer running schedule please sign up for messages through the Remind app by going to rmd.at/warux. Information about special events, cancellations, etc. will also be available on our website.
Congratulations WRHS Art Students
We wanted to take a minute to share how proud we are of our talented art students who were recognized this year in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Out of the 2,300 entries received at the Regional level, we had 14 students recognized. As a school we received 13 Honorable Mentions, 2 Silver Keys, and 4 Gold Keys.
All of the Gold Keys from every region of the country go on to the National level, and we had one student, Ben Tilghman, receive a National Silver Medal!
Linked below is a short video that showcases all of the award winning artwork. Please join us in congratulating these students for all of their hard work!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJZI779rU_M
The March Madness Book Challenge had many more participants than last year who completed a book project after reading a book from the group. Hopefully the number of participants completing the special projects will continue to increase each year.
This year’s winner of the Barnes & Noble gift card is Jamie Chung and the winner of the Best Buy gift card is Savannah Mann.
Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all who participated!
2018-2019 Dancin’ Blues
Sydney Alexander Ashley Anderson Brooklyn Campbell Savannah Crittenden Brynn Daugherty Maggie Decker Lexi DeWeese Allie Evans
March Madness Book Challenge
Katelyn FeistDelainey Godby Faith Jacobs Emily LangBrooke Medley Abby Perez Madison Smith Vanessa Torres
Five students attended the state Envirothon contest. This is the first time we have ever competed at state, and, the students competed in 5 rounds: Aquatic Ecology - identify fish and other organisms, invasive species, identify water shed and focus on improving water quality, etc.Forestry - identifying tree types, forest pests, understand forest management, measure trees, etc.Current Issue - Rangeland management - identify native grasses and flowers, invasive species, range management, prairie types, stocking rates for cattle,etc.Soils/Land use - Understand basic soil formation and properties, identify types of soil erosion, identify soil composition, etc.Wildlife - identify wildlife found in KS, basic survival needs of wildlife, invasive species, population factors, food webs, wildlife managementOn top of this, they also had to give a 10 minute oral presentation over Rangeland restoration and management...Long story short.... Kim Jalajos, Caleb Triggs, Thomas Wu, Alexis Rawlings, and Marcus Thieu received 3rd place in Current Issue and Oral Presentation and 4th place overall! Super Proud of these students and please congratulate them if you see them!
State Envirothon
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Library
Washburn Rural High SchoolSummer Reading 2018http://library.usd437.net
5900 SW 61st StreetTopeka, KS 66619
785-339-4261
Take advantage of your high school library!Check out books for summer.
Visit the WRHS Library Monday, May 21 - Thursday, May 24 during school to check out books for summer. If convenient, parents are welcome to visit the library to help transport books home for their student(s). Students not returning to WRHS, for whatever reason, should not participate.All materials are due back during the first week of school in August.
Students may make book exchanges for new titles during the summer. The library will be open Thursday, June 21st and Thursday, July 24th from 11 am to 1 pm. If you have questions, speak with Marcy Sandberg, Librarian at 785-339-4197 during school, anytime at [email protected] or text 785-260-0015.
Watch for weekly snaps, tweets, instagram & facebook posts by @wrhslib for #warureads! http://wrhssummer.blogspot.com/
Student, keep the top portion of this page for the summer checkout dates!---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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WRHS LibrarySummer Checkout Responsibility Agreement
___________________________________ has permission to borrow _______ (up to 15)(student name)
books from the Washburn Rural High School Library for the summer. These books are to return to the WRHS Library during the first week of school, August 13-17, 2018.
Per the WRHS Student Handbook, when students check out library materials, it is the responsibility of the student to return them in the same condition as they received them. Library materials not returned or returned damaged will result in the student being assessed a charge for the lost or damaged materials.Students not returning, for whatever reason, to WRHS in the fall should not participate.
Parent Name: _________________________________________________________Parent Signature: ______________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________________Email Address: ________________________________________________________Parent phone number: ___________________________________________________
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For more information, visit the calendar at wrhs.net!
SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SATMay 2018
3AF JROTC TripClub Date10:30 AMBand Student Leadership and Drum Major Auditions12:00 PMAP Testing Pizza Lunch3:00 PMV Boys Golf at JC Invite4:30 PMJV/V Girls Soccer v Wichita NW6:30 PMDistrict Music Fair
4No SchoolAF JROTC Trip9:00 AM 6A Regional Tennis1:30 PMGirls Swim/Dive at City Invite3:30 PM4A State Speech (WaRu host)V Track and Field Meet at City4:00 PMJv/V Baseball at Topeka West (HSP)JV/V Girls Softball v Topeka West
5AF JROTC Trip8:00 AM4A State Speech (WaRu host)1:00 PMUnified Soccer Tournament at Bonner5:00 PMAlumni Dinner
128:00 AM6A Tennis
116A State Tennis4:00 PMGirls Swim at League7:00 PMPerformance: Student-Directed One-Act Play
103:30 PMV Track and Field Meet at League Meet4:00 PMGirls Dive at League4:30 PMJV/V Girls Soccer v Shaw-nee Heights6:00 PMSpring Bands Festival and BBQ
9Early Release7:00 PMVocal Music Concert
83:00 PMV Baseball v Seaman4:00 PMJV Baseball at SeamanJV/V Girls Softball at Seaman4:30 PMJV/V Girls Soccer at Topeka West (HSP)7:00 PMOrchestra Concert
71:00 PMV Boy’s Golf Dual v STA3:00 PMJV/V Boys Golf at Emporia Invite4:30 PMJV/V Girls Soccer v Topeka High
148:30 AMV Boys Golf at KSHSAA 6A Regional Tny6:00 PM6A Girls Regional Soccer6:30 PMBands Banquet
157:30 AMNHS Meeting
166:30 PMFFA Banquet/Awards Night
179:30 AM6A Girls State Swim/Dive12:00 PMState Diving Prelims6:00 PM6A Girls Regional Soccer
189:30 AM6A Girls State Swim/Dive2:30 PMV Track and Field Meet at Regionals
199:30 AMGirls State Swim/Dive
219:00 AMV Boys Golf at KSHSAA 6A State Tournament6:00 PMFinals Study Night
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6:00 PM6A Girls State Quarter-Final SoccerBaseball Banquet/Awards Night
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5:30 PMTrack & Field Banquet/Awards Night6:00 PMSoftball Banquet/Awards Night6:00 PMGirls Soccer Banquet/
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Finals
10:00 AM6A State SoftballState Baseball6:00 PMGirls Swim/Dive Banquet and Awards
258:00 AMV Track and Field Meet at State10:00 AM6A State Softball10:00 AMState Baseball6:00 PM6A Girls State Semi-Final Soccer
268:00 AMV Track and Field Meet at State12:00 PM6A Girls State Finals Soccer
28 308:00 AMSummer Driver’s Education Class
318:00 AM Boys’Basketball Open GymSummer Driver’s Education Class
2AF JROTC Trip7:00 AMBand Student Leadership Interviews7:30 AMWaRu StuCo Meeting3:00 PMBand Student Leadership Interviews3:30 PMJV Track and Field Meet at WRHS Invite4:00 PMC Baseball at Topeka High (HSP)
298:00 AM Boys’ Basketball Open GymSummer Driver’s Education Class
17:00 AM Band Student Leadership Seminar 7:30 AMNHS Meeting10:30 AMSenior Class Meeting11:00 AMAP Test Pre-Administration Meeting12:00 PMRenaissance End of Semester Party1:00 PMJV Boys Golf at City1:30 PMGirls Swim/Dive at THS Invite3:00 PMBand Student Leadership Seminar4:15 PMJV Girls Softball at Olathe South4:30 PMJV/V Girls Soccer v Emporia5:00 PM2018-19 Drumline Auditions6:00 PMCurtain Call
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Photo Credits to Yearbook
