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Friday, July 03, 2009
  1. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jim Miedema, Momence - $50
     
  2. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jacob LaMore
     
  3. Provena St. Mary's is looking for art students interested in volunteering their time in exchange for community service hours to design, create and paint a wall mural. Please call Volunteer Services at 815-937-2479, if interested.
     
  4. Students are reminded that service hours for this year need to be verified by the last day of finals. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry or downloaded from our website.
     
  5. The Hammes Bookstore is making way for new merchandise and having a huge sale during lunch, 11:15 a.m.-12:00 noon, today and Tuesday of next week. Stop by for some great deals!!
     
  6. Summer ACT prep class registration forms are available in the Guidance Office. Registration may also be submitted online at www.bettertestscores.net. Registration deadline is Friday, June 5. Classes begin on Monday, June 8.
     
  7. CD's are in from boys' Kairos. You may pick them up in Campus Ministry.
     
  8. All track equipment must be turned in by tomorrow or you will be charged for it. Anyone who missed the cross country meeting and is interested should see Mr. Klipp in room #110.
     
  9. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Michael Kucaba, Chicago - $100
     
  10. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Haley Grant
     
  11. Attention all current cheerleaders: Your awards night will be this Sunday, May 31, at 2:00 p.m., at Chicago Dough.
     
  12. ATTENTION JUNIORS! The Golden Apple Foundation exists to support and encourage those who want to become teachers. If you are a prospective teacher and are interested in the Golden Apple Program, see Mr. Raiche for further info.
     
  13. Summer ACT prep class registration forms are available in the Guidance Office. Registration may also be submitted online at www.bettertestscores.net. Registration deadline is Friday, June 5. Classes begin on Monday, June 8.
     
  14. All softball players, both J.V. and Varsity, are invited to the season ending awards Banquet on Sunday, May 31, 6:00 p.m., at Aurelio's in Bourbonnais. If you still have uniforms, please bring them with you.
     
  15. Attention all spring athletes: Please bring your uniforms to Mr. Zinanni today or Monday before final exams.
     
  16. All members of this year's track team must turn in their equipment TODAY.
     
  17. Next year's cross country team will have a meeting during homeroom TODAY. Anyone interested in finding out more about cross country is welcome. Please bring a pen.
     
  18. St. Joseph's Church in Manteno is looking for someone to take charge of the kids games at the Annual St. Joe's Jamboree in August. Being the chairperson(s) of the games committee is a great opportunity for a student or or group of students to not only earn service hours, but to demonstrate leadership skills for future reference. Please see Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the week if you're interested.
     
  19. The Hammes Bookstore is making way for new merchandise and having a huge sale during lunch, 11:15 a.m.-12:00 noon, on Monday and Tuesday of next week. Stop by for some great deals!!
     
  20. Students are reminded that service hours for this year need to be verified by the last day of finals. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry or downloaded from our website.
     
  21. Students are reminded that service hours for this year need to be verified by the last day of finals. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry or downloaded from our website.
     
  22. Provena St. Mary's is looking for art students interested in volunteering their time in exchange for community service hours to design, create and paint a wall mural. Please call Volunteer Services at 815-937-2479, if interested.
     
  23. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Lori Hoekstra, Los Angeles, CA, today - $50; Nancy Pfeiffer, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Michael Groth, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  24. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Carl Fisher, Matt Worby, today; Joseph McClain, Saturday; Josue Almanza, Kayla Palmateer, Megan Palmateer, Jill Glazar, Amanda Zoladz, Sunday
     
  25. St. Joseph's Church in Manteno is looking for someone to take charge of the kids games at the Annual St. Joe's Jamboree in August. Being the chairperson(s) of the games committee is a great opportunity for a student or or group of students to not only earn service hours, but to demonstrate leadership skills for future reference. Please see Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the week if you're interested.
     
  26. All members of this year's track team must turn in their equipment this week.
     
  27. Next year's cross country team will have a meeting during homeroom on Friday. Anyone interested in finding out more about cross country is welcome. Please bring a pen.
     
  28. Attention students enrolled in Honors/AP Physics next fall. As per the course description, summer schedules and activities will be made available by sending an email, using your full name in the subject line, to mcnamara.physics@gmail.com. This task must be completed by Friday, May 29, and will be scored as your first quiz. Don't delay.
     
  29. All softball players, both J.V. and Varsity, are invited to the season ending awards Banquet on Sunday, May 31, 6:00 p.m., at Aurelio's in Bourbonnais. If you still have uniforms, please bring them with you.
     
  30. Congrats to the following Letterman Club officers for next year, 2009-10: They are Presidents, Derek O'Connor and Moira Martin; Vice Presidents, Dan Burczak and Betsy Zirkle; Secretaries, Dylan Lergner and Jenessa Franco; Treasurers, Bryce LaMore and Liz Davis; Sgt. at Arms, Sean Moody and Jamie Anderson. All of these officers must see Mr. Zinanni during homeroom TODAY!
     
  31. Attention all spring athletes: Please bring your uniforms to Mr. Zinanni tomorrow or Monday before final exams.
     
  32. Summer ACT prep class registration forms are available in the Guidance Office. Registration may also be submitted online at www.bettertestscores.net. Registration deadline is Friday, June 5. Classes begin on Monday, June 8.
     
  33. ATTENTION JUNIORS! The Golden Apple Foundation exists to support and encourage those who want to become teachers. If you are a prospective teacher and are interested in the Golden Apple Program, see Mr. Raiche for further info.
     
  34. There will be a meeting for all of next year's AP U.S. History students during homeroom TODAY in room #19.
     
  35. WKAN Sports will broadcast the boys' Sectional baseball game TODAY vs. Chicago Christian at 4:00 p.m. The game is being played at Reed-Custer High School.
     
  36. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Suzy Hoevet, Kankakee - $50
     
  37. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Matthew Powell
     
  38. Library books are due; please return them ASAP! Reminders will be distributed at lunches today! Also, the fiction section has been weeded and there are lots of books on the give-away shelf. Come in and take your pick.
     
  39. St. Joseph's Church in Manteno is looking for someone to take charge of the kids games at the Annual St. Joe's Jamboree in August. Being the chairperson(s) of the games committee is a great opportunity for a student or or group of students to not only earn service hours, but to demonstrate leadership skills for future reference. Please see Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the week if you're interested.
     
  40. All members of this year's track team must turn in their equipment this week.
     
  41. Next year's cross country team will have a meeting during homeroom on Friday. Anyone interested in finding out more about cross country is welcome. Please bring a pen.
     
  42. Attention students enrolled in Honors/AP Physics next fall. As per the course description, summer schedules and activities will be made available by sending an email, using your full name in the subject line, to mcnamara.physics@gmail.com. This task must be completed by Friday, May 29, and will be scored as your first quiz. Don't delay.
     
  43. ATTENTION JUNIORS! The Golden Apple Foundation exists to support and encourage those who want to become teachers. If you are a prospective teacher and are interested in the Golden Apple Program, see Mr. Raiche for further info.
     
  44. WKAN Sports will broadcast the boys' Sectional baseball game on Thursday, May 28, vs. Chicago Christian at 4:00 p.m. The game is being played at Reed-Custer High School.
     
  45. There will be a meeting for all of next year's AP U.S. History students during homeroom on Thursday in room #19.
     
  46. Mr. Zinanni would like to see all Juniors who have earned a varsity letter this year in the cafeteria during homeroom today. We will vote for Lettermen Club officers today.
     
  47. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Scott Memenga, St. Anne - $50
     
  48. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jacob Stauffenberg
     
  49. Congrats to Katie Ryan and Aimee Sims on their finishes at the State track meet on Saturday. Katie finished with a 7th place medal in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.60 seconds, breaking the school record that she set earlier in the year. Aimee finished 6th in the 800 meter run with a season best time of 2:22.91. What a great finish to an outstanding year of track. All members of the track team are reminded of the awards picnic tonight at 6:00 p.m. Also, all are reminded to turn in their uniforms ASAP!
     
  50. Attention students enrolled in Honors/AP Physics next fall. As per the course description, summer schedules and activities will be made available by sending an email, using your full name in the subject line, to mcnamara.physics@gmail.com. This task must be completed by Friday, May 29, and will be scored as your first quiz. Don't delay.
     
  51. Library books are due; please return them ASAP! Reminders will be distributed at lunches today! Also, the fiction section has been weeded and there are lots of books on the give-away shelf. Come in and take your pick.
     
  52. A special thanks to Tyler Calvert, Zac Lawler, Ryan Lambert and Cecilyn Mora for serving at Graduation on Sunday. Remember to get your service hour sheets in for that.
     
  53. Jamie Anderson, Moira Martin, Molly McCabe and Derek O'Connor, please see Mrs. Jackson sometime today.
     
  54. Mrs. Kinstner would like to meet with the newly elected class officers and executive officers during homeroom tomorrow. Please meet in room #18, Mr. Wagoner's room.
     
  55. All members of this year's track team must turn in their equipment this week.
     
  56. Next year's cross country team will have a meeting during homeroom on Friday. Anyone interested in finding out more about cross country is welcome. Please bring a pen.
     
  57. Congrats to the members of the boys' track team who qualified for the State finals this weekend. Garrett Wasson, Matt Cyrier and Kamerin Mitchell will be competing in the State championships this week. Complete details are in the trophy case. A reminder to all members of the track team who RSVP'd that the track awards night is tonight at 6:00 p.m.
     
  58. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Rhonda Eviston, Peotone - $50
     
  59. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Kurt Weigt
     
  60. We need four servers for Graduation this Sunday. Please see Mrs. Bovie if you can help.
     
  61. Attention all Big Brothers & Sisters...there will be a brief meeting in Development during homeroom TODAY. See you today during homeroom in the Development Office.
     
  62. Prom pictures have arrived!!! Seniors can pick them up in the main office anytime during the school day.
     
  63. Attention staff and students...the gym will be closed TODAY due to Graduation. Please do not use the gym as an entrance or exit.
     
  64. All members of this year's boys' and girls' track team are reminded to RSVP about the Awards Night to Mr. Klipp or Mrs. Zullo TODAY.
     
  65. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Chris & Gigi LaMore, Manteno, today - $50; Monica Pigato, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Pat & Judy Holohan, Kankakee, Sunday - $50; Debbie Christensen, Manteno, Monday - $100
     
  66. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Hilary Enzweiler, Aaron Trost, Aimee Sims, Sunday; Taylor Smith, Monday
     
  67. Library materials are due! Please return them!
     
  68. Attention students...a reception honoring Mr. Laurenti, who is retiring after 44 years of service to our school, is tonight from 5:00-7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. You and your family should plan to come by and greet Mr. Laurenti. Presentations are at 6:00 p.m.
     
  69. Attention staff and students...the gym will be closed for the next week due to Graduation. Please do not use the gym as an entrance or exit.
     
  70. Attention all Big Brothers & Sisters...there will be a brief meeting in Development during homeroom ON FRIDAY. See you on Friday during homeroom in the Development Office.
     
  71. Prom pictures have arrived!!! Seniors can pick them up in the main office anytime during the school day.
     
  72. We need four servers for Graduation this Sunday. Please see Mrs. Bovie if you can help.
     
  73. All members of this year's boys' and girls' track team are reminded to RSVP about the Awards Night to Mr. Klipp or Mrs. Zullo by Friday, May 22.
     
  74. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Stuart & Sandy Wilhoyt, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  75. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Garret Kohl, Phil Barber
     
  76. Prom pictures have arrived!!! Seniors can pick them up in the main office anytime during the school day.
     
  77. The following students will be included in the "taste test" tomorrow during homeroom: Ray Glower, Justin Faber, Jack Malpasuto, Jacob Landis, Zach Triveline, Matt Kurzejka, Caleb Wasson, Sean Moody, Parker Ciaccio and Matt Frazier. You must check in with your homeroom teacher before coming down to the cafeteria.
     
  78. Students are reminded that service hour forms are to be turned into Campus Ministry by the last day of school. Don't wait until the last minute. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry, Guidance Office or off the school website.
     
  79. Juniors wanting to train as Eucharistic Ministers for next year are asked to meet with Mrs. Bovie TODAY during the last 10 minutes of homeroom or immediately after school TODAY.
     
  80. Due to finals, there will be NO shadowing students for the rest of the school year.
     
  81. Attention all Big Brothers & Sisters...there will be a brief meeting in Development during homeroom ON FRIDAY. See you on Friday during homeroom in the Development Office.
     
  82. Attention staff and students...the gym will be closed for the next week due to Graduation. Please do not use the gym as an entrance or exit.
     
  83. Attention all girls' tennis players...there will be an important informational meeting for all girls interested in participating in tennis TODAY right after school in Mrs. Franco's classroom, #B1.
     
  84. Attention students...a reception honoring Mr. Laurenti, who is retiring after 44 years of service to our school, is this Thursday, May 21, 5:00-7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. You and your family should plan to come by and greet Mr. Laurenti. Presentations are at 6:00 p.m.
     
  85. Students enrolled in summer Driver's Ed. at Kankakee H.S., are reminded that they must attend a meeting at Kankakee H.S., TODAY between 2:50-4:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in room #166. You must present your learner's permit and then select classroom and driving times.
     
  86. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Bernie & Jody Thompson, Manteno - $50
     
  87. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Libby Rogers
     
  88. On Thursday during homeroom we will be doing a taste testing of chicken nuggets for next year's menu. If you like chicken nuggets and haven't been pleased with the ones that we have now, you are invited to join us. We will only be accepting a limited number of students. You must put your name on a piece of paper and give it to Mrs. Hodak today during lunch. We will put it in tomorrow's announcements who will be a part of the taste test.
     
  89. Students enrolled in summer Driver's Ed. at Kankakee H.S., are reminded that they must attend a meeting at Kankakee H.S., on Wednesday, May 20, between 2:50-4:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in room #166. You must present your learner's permit and then select classroom and driving times.
     
  90. Attention students...a reception honoring Mr. Laurenti, who is retiring after 44 years of service to our school, is this Thursday, May 21, 5:00-7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. You and your family should plan to come by and greet Mr. Laurenti. Presentations are at 6:00 p.m.
     
  91. Attention all girls' tennis players...there will be an important informational meeting for all girls interested in participating in tennis on Wednesday, May 20, right after school in Mrs. Franco's classroom, #B1.
     
  92. Attention staff and students...the gym will be closed for the next week due to Graduation. Please do not use the gym as an entrance or exit.
     
  93. Due to finals, there will be NO shadowing students for the rest of the school year.
     
  94. Attention all Big Brothers & Sisters...there will be a brief meeting in Development during homeroom on Wednesday.
     
  95. All members of this year's track team must see their head coach today to vote for MVP and receive info about the track Awards Night. Don't forget...the polls close at 3:00 p.m.
     
  96. Juniors wanting to train as Eucharistic Ministers for next year are asked to meet with Mrs. Bovie on Wednesday during the last 10 minutes of homeroom or immediately after school on Wednesday.
     
  97. Students are reminded that service hour forms are to be turned into Campus Ministry by the last day of school. Don't wait until the last minute. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry, Guidance Office or off the school website.
     
  98. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Carolyn Gianotti, Kankakee - $50
     
  99. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Marilyn Anderson, Angela Williams, Tatyana Stampley
     
  100. The Lady Irish captured the Sectional Title in Seneca on Saturday. The Irish were led by a first place finish in the 4x800, 4x400; Aimee Sims in the 800m run and Katie Ryan in both the 100m and 300m hurdle events. The total team effort in winning the title came from a 3rd place finish for the 4x100, a 5th place finish for Alexis Payne in the 100m dash, a 4th place finish in the 1600 by Jenessa Franco and a 4th place finish in the 3200 by Caitlin Schaeffer. Alena Benoit placed 3rd in the Shot Put; Trisha Powell placed 6th in the Long Jump and the 4x200 scored with their 6th place finish. The winners will travel to Charleston to compete in the State meet this Thursday.
     
  101. There will be NO yearbook meeting today.
     
  102. Students enrolled in summer Driver's Ed. at Kankakee H.S., are reminded that they must attend a meeting at Kankakee H.S., on Wednesday, May 20, between 2:50-4:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in room #166. You must present your learner's permit and then select classroom and driving times.
     
  103. Today is the deadline to register for the first session of summer school at BBCHS. The last day to register for Session 1 is June 19. Registration for Session 1 at Kankakee ends on May 22; Session 2 registration ends on June 19.
     
  104. Attention all girls' tennis players...there will be an important informational meeting for all girls interested in participating in tennis on Wednesday, May 20, right after school in Mrs. Franco's classroom, #B1.
     
  105. Attention students...a reception honoring Mr. Laurenti, who is retiring after 44 years of service to our school, is this Thursday, May 21, 5:00-7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. You and your family should plan to come by and greet Mr. Laurenti. Presentations are at 6:00 p.m.
     
  106. Attention staff and students...the gym will be closed for the next week due to Graduation. Please do not use the gym as an entrance or exit.
     
  107. The girls' soccer teams are to be released at 1:20 p.m., today so that they can change and get on the bus to attend their playoff game at Herscher.
     
  108. The varsity and sophomore softball teams play BBCHS today at the River Road Park at 4:15 p.m.
     
  109. The varsity baseball team plays at home today at 4:15 p.m., vs. Providence. The sophomore baseball team plays at Providence today. Come out and support your team!
     
  110. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Luis Iravedra, Kankakee - $100
     
  111. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Reed Hoekstra, Josie Dexter
     
  112. The following young men will NOT go through Graduation unless they hand in soccer uniforms to Coach Smith at 3:00 p.m., TODAY in the cafeteria: Joey McClain, Eric Hernandez, Paul Barber, Omar Aviles and Jon Ciaccio.
     
  113. Seniors...There will be a videographer here to record graduation. If you would like a professional DVD of graduation, the cost is $20., per DVD and must be prepaid and pre-ordered by TODAY. Please make checks payable to B.M.C.H.S., and submit your order to Mrs. Weigt in the Development Office.
     
  114. The following Seniors have NOT cleared their Library records: Melanie Deprest, Anne Glazar, Cassie LeBeau, Jeanine Sims, Austin Wakat, Trevor Wilson and JP Moore. ATTENTION UNDERCLASSMEN: Your Library materials are due on Monday, May 18. Please return your books!
     
  115. The following boys need to turn in their track equipment ASAP: Mark Austin, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Ray Glower, Jameel High, Ben Moss and Chance Vollmer. After today, detention will be assigned each day until the equipment has been turned in.
     
  116. A Service Hour Opportunity...Saturday, May 16, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., yardwork. Please see Mrs. Bovie or call Patty Bailey for info @ 933-8285, Ext. 35.
     
  117. Any freshman or sophomore interested in playing summer ball for Limestone Senior League, please call Matt Norton at 815-933-7871, or Wayne Bisaillon at 815-935-1764.
     
  118. ATTENTION SENIORS....Buy Back Book Day for Seniors is TODAY from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
     
  119. A reception honoring Mr. Michael Wayer, who is retiring after 25 years as Principal at St. Patrick Grade School, Sts. Pat & Teresa and Aquinas Catholic Academy, is Sunday at 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., at the Aquinas school cafeteria in Kankakee. Everyone is invited!
     
  120. Attention students...a reception honoring Mr. Laurenti, who is retiring after 44 years of service to our school, is next Thursday, May 21, 5:00-7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. You and your family should plan to come by and greet Mr. Laurenti. Presentations are at 6:00 p.m.
     
  121. Attention staff and students...the gym will be closed for the next week due to Graduation. Please do not use the gym as an entrance or exit.
     
  122. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Peter Schmuker, Manteno, today - $50; Dennis & Deb Morgan, Hoopeston, Saturday - $50; Jeanne Lindberg, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  123. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Amanda O'Brien, Jill Snyder, today; Brianne Fay, Jarrett Galloway, Saturday
     
  124. Attention all girls' basketball players...There will be an important informational meeting for all girls interesting in participating in basketball TODAY during homeroom in the gym.
     
  125. Seniors...There will be a videographer here to record graduation. If you would like a professional DVD of graduation, the cost is $20., per DVD and must be prepaid and pre-ordered by May 15. Please make checks payable to B.M.C.H.S., and submit your order to Mrs. Weigt in the Development Office.
     
  126. Any freshman or sophomore interested in playing summer ball for Limestone Senior League, please call Matt Norton at 815-933-7871, or Wayne Bisaillon at 815-935-1764.
     
  127. ATTENTION SENIORS....Buy Back Book Day for Seniors is tomorrow, Friday, May 15, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
     
  128. The following boys need to turn in their track equipment ASAP: Mark Austin, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Ray Glower, Jameel High, Ben Moss, Michael Simmons, Chance Vollmer and Caleb Wasson.
     
  129. A Service Hour Opportunity...Saturday, May 16, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., yardwork. Please see Mrs. Bovie or call Patty Bailey for info @ 933-8285, Ext. 35.
     
  130. SENIORS' library materials are due TODAY!! The following Seniors have overdue books and/or Library fines: Olivia Butcher, Josue Almanza, Anne Glazar, Melanie Deprest, Cassandra LeBeau, Olivia Leonard, JP Moore, Megan O'Connor, Jeanine Sims, Austin Wakat and Trevor Wilson. ALSO...UNDERCLASSMEN...all Library materials are due on Monday, May 18! Please return your books!!
     
  131. Jameel High, please see Mrs. Hodak in the cafeteria TODAY!!
     
  132. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Jim & Jennifer Gill, Tinley Park, IL - $50
     
  133. SENIORS' library materials are due on Thursday, May 14!! The following Seniors have overdue books and/or Library fines: Olivia Butcher, Josue Almanza, Rose Belcher, Jon Boudreau, Olivia Butcher, Anne Glazar, Jenn Storer, Melanie Deprest, Cassandra LeBeau, Natalie Martin, Megan O'Connor, Dominique Salter, Jeanine Sims, Stephanie Tyson, Austin Wakat, Trevor Wilson and Amanda Wulff. ALSO...UNDERCLASSMEN...all Library materials are due on Monday, May 18! Please return your books!!
     
  134. All TAG Team members are to please meet in Campus Ministry TODAY during homeroom for yearbook pictures.
     
  135. Junior members of National Honor Society are reminded of tonight's Honors Banquet. Please review your shift and be prompt!
     
  136. Congrats to the members of the boys' track team who won titles at the Dwight Invitational last night. Garrett Wasson won the 3200 meter run. Matt Cyrier won the 400. The 1600 meter relay team of Steve Shomali, Kam Mitchell, Delano Samuels and Matt Cyrier also won. Also, a big congratulations to Aaron Trost on running his first sub-5 minute mile.
     
  137. The following boys need to turn in their track equipment ASAP: Mark Austin, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Ray Glower, Jameel High, Ben Moss, Michael Simmons, Chance Vollmer and Caleb Wasson.
     
  138. ATTENTION SENIORS....Buy Back Book Day for Seniors is Friday, May 15, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
     
  139. Any freshman or sophomore interested in playing summer ball for Limestone Senior League, please call Matt Norton at 815-933-7871, or Wayne Bisaillon at 815-935-1764.
     
  140. Seniors...There will be a videographer here to record graduation. If you would like a professional DVD of graduation, the cost is $20., per DVD and must be prepaid and pre-ordered by May 15. Please make checks payable to B.M.C.H.S., and submit your order to Mrs. Weigt in the Development Office.
     
  141. Attention all girls' basketball players...There will be an important informational meeting for all girls interesting in participating in basketball on Thursday, May 14, during homeroom in the gym.
     
  142. Congrats to the Lady Irish soccer team! They defeated Reed-Custer to advance to the next round of the playoffs. They will take on Herscher Friday, 4:30 p.m., at Herscher. Good luck to the team as they continue through the playoffs.
     
  143. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Mimi Hogan, Kankakee - $50
     
  144. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Abby Blackburn, Emilie Pfeiffer
     
  145. All TAG Team members are to please meet in Campus Ministry tomorrow, Wednesday, during homeroom for yearbook pictures.
     
  146. ATTENTION SENIORS....Buy Back Book Day for Seniors is Friday, May 15, 3:00-4:00 p.m.
     
  147. The girls' soccer team takes on Reed-Custer at 4:30 p.m., today in the first round of the girls' soccer playoffs. This will be the final home game for the Irish this season. Please come out and support your Lady Irish soccer team!
     
  148. The following Seniors have overdue books and/or Library fines: Olivia Butcher, Susan Cantrell, Melanie Deprest, Christine Foster, Cassandra LeBeau, Natalie Martin, Megan O'Connor, Dominique Salter, Jeanine Sims, Stephanie Tyson, Austin Wakat, Trevor Wilson and Amanda Wulff. ALSO...all Library materials are due on Monday, May 18! Please return your books!!
     
  149. Alex Boyd, Nikko Juarez and Bobby McLaren are asked to see Mrs. Bovie.
     
  150. Several students are needed to help set up and decorate for a wedding on Friday, June 26. Students are also needed to supervise children's games on Saturday, June 27. This is a service hour opportunity. Please see Mrs. Bovie for details.
     
  151. Provena St. Mary's is still looking for 3 high school students to help with their Pause For Patriotism this Saturday from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., at the Perry Farm. This is a great opportunity for service hours. Please see Mrs. Bovie or contact Mary Ellen at 815-937-2480.
     
  152. Any freshman or sophomore interested in playing summer ball for Limestone Senior League, please call Matt Norton at 815-933-7871, or Wayne Bisaillon at 815-935-1764.
     
  153. Seniors...There will be a videographer here to record graduation. If you would like a professional DVD of graduation, the cost is $20., per DVD and must be prepaid and pre-ordered by May 15. Please make checks payable to B.M.C.H.S., and submit your order to Mrs. Weigt in the Development Office.
     
  154. The following boys need to turn in their track equipment ASAP: Mark Austin, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Ray Glower, Jameel High, Ben Moss, Michael Simmons, Chance Vollmer, Caleb Wasson and Joe Kunsch.
     
  155. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jen Yohnka, Kankakee - $50
     
  156. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Aaron Kyrouac
     
  157. There will be NO cafeteria charges for the rest of the year.
     
  158. DUE TO SOME WORK BEING DONE TODAY, THE WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF RIGHT AFTER SCHOOL!!
     
  159. Students who worked the Auction....we have 4 green cumberbunds missing and 2 green bow ties. If you have them, please bring them to Mrs. Jackson.
     
  160. Students...don't forget to see Mrs. Jackson if you want to be a part of the McNamara Relay for Life team. There are also two other opportunities for service hours during June that would count for next year.
     
  161. Seniors...There will be a videographer here to record graduation. If you would like a professional DVD of graduation, the cost is $20., per DVD and must be prepaid and pre-ordered by May 15. Please make checks payable to B.M.C.H.S., and submit your order to Mrs. Weigt in the Development Office.
     
  162. Attention softball players: Your game vs. BBCHS on Tuesday, May 12, has been bumped and you will now play on Thursday, May 14, at 4:15 p.m. This is both varsity and sophomores.
     
  163. All boys' basketball players are to report to the cafeteria TODAY during homeroom. This is a mandatory meeting.
     
  164. Congrats to those boys who won Irish Relay titles on Saturday. Garrett Wasson won the 1600 meter run by 11 seconds. The foursome of Steve Shomali, Kamerin Mitchell, Delano Samuels and Matt Cyrier won both the sprint medley and the Ryan Beaupre Memorial 1600 Meter Relay. Thanks to all who worked so hard to make the Irish Relays a success!!
     
  165. The following boys need to turn in their track equipment ASAP: Mark Austin, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Ray Glower, Jameel High, Ben Moss, Michael Simmons, Chance Vollmer, Caleb Wasson and Joe Kunsch.
     
  166. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Margaret Boudreau, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  167. There will be NO cafeteria charges for the rest of the year!! Jameel High, Devin Mazur and Dylan Fischer, please see Mrs. Hodak TODAY!
     
  168. Seniors...There will be a videographer here to record graduation. If you would like a professional DVD of graduation, the cost is $20., per DVD and must be prepaid and pre-ordered by May 15. Please make checks payable to B.M.C.H.S., and submit your order to Mrs. Weigt in the Development Office.
     
  169. Attention girls between the ages of 16-21......if you would be interested in competing for Miss Friendship at the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival this summer, please come to the main office for an information sheet. Application must be received by May 29!!
     
  170. There will be a meeting for all boys' soccer players, and those interested in signing up for soccer in the fall TODAY after school in the cafeteria.
     
  171. The following Seniors have overdue books and/or library fines: Olivia Butcher, Susie Cantrell, Melanie Deprest, Christine Foster, Rochelle Latta, Cassie LeBeau, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, JP Moore, Megan O'Connor, Jeanine Sims, Stephanie Tyson, Austin Wakat and Trevor Wilson.
     
  172. The Irish Relays are tomorrow, Saturday! We need students to help work at the field events for service hours. Anyone interested should see one of the track coaches ASAP. The following young men need to turn in their track equipment by the end of the week: Mark Austin, Theo Bradley, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Jameel High, Chance Vollmer, Ray Glower, JP Moore, Michael Simmons and Joe Kunsch.
     
  173. Participants in the trip to France should meet with Madame Linneman after school today for five minutes!
     
  174. Prom Photos....Please pick up a photo order envelope from Senora Ronchetto if you do not already have one and would like prom photos taken.
     
  175. All class officer applications are due to Mrs. Kinstner with a copy of the speech no later than 2:35 p.m., TODAY. Please bring them to the computer lab and put them under the door if Mrs. Kinstner is not there.
     
  176. Anyone interested in playing volleyball in the fall....there is a mandatory meeting TODAY during homeroom in the cafeteria. Schedules will be handed out as well as other information. See you there!
     
  177. The girls' soccer team needs to be released from class today at 1:45 p.m., in order to leave for their game at St. Viator. They are: Nicole Adamson, Jen Storer, Amanda O'Brien, Nicole Coglianese, Lissette Munoz, Kaliegh Wheeler, Emilie Pfeiffer, Rose Aviles, Joanie Sammons, Nicole Applegate, Rochelle Latta, Jorgi Phelps, Liz Ostrowski, Taylor Smith, Sarah Olofsson, Moira Martin, Ellen Rogers, Jenn Ostrowski. If there are issues, please let Coach Alden know. The bus leaves by 2:00 p.m.; please be on time!!
     
  178. A reminder to all newly elected cheerleaders....there will be a cheerleaders/parents meeting at 5:30 p.m., tonight in the cafeteria. Also, current cheerleaders should arrive 5-10 minutes earlier for a brief meeting.
     
  179. Attention softball players: Your game vs. BBCHS on Tuesday, May 12, has been bumped and you will now play on Thursday, May 14, at 4:15 p.m. This is both varsity and sophomores.
     
  180. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Rick Trobaugh, Gilman, today - $50; Erik Johnson, Tempe, AZ, Saturday - $50; Darla Lopez, Manteno, Sunday - $500
     
  181. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! James Capriotti, Sunday
     
  182. There will be a meeting for all boys' soccer players, and those interested in signing up for soccer in the fall, on Friday, May 8, after school in the cafeteria.
     
  183. Prom Photos....Please pick up a photo order envelope from Senora Ronchetto if you do not already have one and would like prom photos taken.
     
  184. The Library will be closed during homeroom on Friday for a reception. Students who participated in "Read For A Lifetime" should report to the Library at that time.
     
  185. Anyone interested in playing volleyball in the fall....there is a mandatory meeting on Friday during homeroom in the cafeteria. Schedules will be handed out as well as other information. See you there!
     
  186. The Irish Relays are this Saturday! We need students to help work at the field events for service hours. Anyone interested should see one of the track coaches ASAP. The following young men need to turn in their track equipment by the end of the week: Mark Austin, Theo Bradley, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Jameel High, Chance Vollmer, Ray Glower, JP Moore, Michael Simmons and Joe Kunsch.
     
  187. There will be a meeting at TODAY'S homeroom AND TODAY after school for all current members and inductees of Spanish National Honor Society. You must make at least one of the meetings/rehearsals.
     
  188. A reminder to all newly elected cheerleaders....there will be a cheerleaders/parents meeting at 5:30 p.m., Friday night in the cafeteria. Also, current cheerleaders should arrive 5-10 minutes earlier for a brief meeting.
     
  189. Congrats to the girls' soccer team who shut out St. Joe last night, 2-0! Jen Ostrowski and Nicole Adamson each scored; Kaleigh Wheeler kept St. Joe scoreless with 12 saves.
     
  190. The tennis team will be leaving after 6th hour today for their match with Fenwick.
     
  191. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Robert Randolph, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  192. The following Seniors have overdue books and/or library fines: Olivia Butcher, Susie Cantrell, Melanie Deprest, Christine Foster, Rochelle Latta, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, JP Moore, Megan O'Connor, Jeanine Sims, Jenn Storer, Stephanie Tyson, Austin Wakat and Trevor Wilson.
     
  193. There will be a meeting at TODAY'S homeroom, Thursday homeroom and Thursday after school for all current members and inductees of Spanish National Honor Society. You must make at least one of the meetings/rehearsals.
     
  194. If your Prom date does not attend BMCHS, you will need to complete a request form in order for that person to attend Prom with you. Forms may be obtained from Mrs. Duffy. This completed form must be returned to Mrs. Duffy TODAY.
     
  195. The Irish Relays are this Saturday! We need students to help work at the field events for service hours. Anyone interested should see one of the track coaches ASAP. The following young men need to turn in their track equipment by the end of the week: Mark Austin, Theo Bradley, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Jameel High, Chance Vollmer, Ray Glower, JP Moore, Michael Simmons and Joe Kunsch.
     
  196. Anyone interested in playing volleyball in the fall....there is a mandatory meeting on Friday during homeroom in the cafeteria. Schedules will be handed out as well as other information. See you there!
     
  197. The Library will be closed during homeroom on Friday for a reception. Students who participated in "Read For A Lifetime" should report to the Library at that time.
     
  198. Staff from the County Clerk's office will be at McNamara TODAY from 10:55 a.m.-1:05 p.m., to register people to vote. Persons wishing to register to vote must be 18 by the next election, Feb. 2, 2010, and present two forms of identification, one of which must contain your current address. Acceptable forms of identification may include a driver's license and school identification, mail, or state I.D.
     
  199. The Annual Music Department's Spring Concert is tonight at 7:00 p.m., in the Kresge Auditorium in the Larsen Fine Arts Center on the campus of O.N.U., right across from Jimmy John's. The concert features both the Band and Chorus and is free!! Please come out and support your friends in Chorus and Band.
     
  200. Prom Photos....Please pick up a photo order envelope from Senora Ronchetto if you do not already have one and would like prom photos taken.
     
  201. All TAG Team members please meet in Campus Ministry today during homeroom for yearbook pictures.
     
  202. Nikko Juarez and Bobby McLaren are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today.
     
  203. A reminder to all newly elected cheerleaders....there will be a cheerleaders/parents meeting at 5:30 p.m., Friday night in the cafeteria. Also, current cheerleaders should arrive 5-10 minutes earlier for a brief meeting.
     
  204. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Gary Pitts, St. Anne - $50
     
  205. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Mike Ely
     
  206. The Irish Relays are this Saturday! We need students to help work at the field events for service hours. Anyone interested should see one of the track coaches ASAP. The following young men need to turn in their track equipment by the end of the week: Mark Austin, Theo Bradley, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Jameel High, Chance Vollmer, Ray Glower, JP Moore, Michael Simmons and Joe Kunsch.
     
  207. If your Prom date does not attend BMCHS, you will need to complete a request form in order for that person to attend Prom with you. Forms may be obtained from Mrs. Duffy. This completed form must be returned to Mrs. Duffy by Wednesday, May 6.
     
  208. All students intending to take Driver's Education at Kankakee H.S., this summer must pick up an informational packet in the Guidance Office before they attend the required meeting that will be held in room #102, right after school today.
     
  209. There will be a meeting at Wednesday homeroom, Thursday homeroom and Thursday after school for all current members and inductees of Spanish National Honor Society. You must make at least one of the meetings/rehearsals.
     
  210. Attention girls between the ages of 16-21......if you would be interested in competing for Miss Friendship at the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival this summer, please come to the main office for an information sheet. Application must be received by May 29!!
     
  211. Staff from the County Clerk's office will be at McNamara on Wednesday, May 6, from 10:55 a.m.-1:05 p.m., to register people to vote. Persons wishing to register to vote must be 18 by the next election, Feb. 2, 2010, and present two forms of identification, one of which must contain your current address. Acceptable forms of identification may include a driver's license and school identification, mail, or state I.D.
     
  212. Bishop McNamara will have a team in the Relay for Life event held at Mac on June 13. This is an all day event that begins at 2:00 p.m. Our team will be here until around 9:00 p.m. Please see Mrs. Jackson for more info if you are interested in joining our team.
     
  213. The Annual Music Department's Spring Concert is tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m., in the Kresge Auditorium in the Larsen Fine Arts Center on the campus of O.N.U., right across from Jimmy John's. The concert features both the Band and Chorus and is free!! Please come out and support your friends in Chorus and Band.
     
  214. Due to a scheduling conflict, the elections for Executive Student Council officers will be held during homeroom on THURSDAY instead of tomorrow. There will also be NO Student Council meeting tomorrow. All students should remain in their homerooms at that time.
     
  215. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Donna Mester, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  216. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Linda Franco, Robert Sohl
     
  217. The sophomore baseball team is to leave after 7th hour today for their game vs. Guerin.
     
  218. Attention girls between the ages of 16-21......if you would be interested in competing for Miss Friendship at the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival this summer, please come to the main office for an information sheet. Application must be received by May 29!!
     
  219. The following students must pay off their lunch charges TODAY: Jameel High, Eric Cooper, Devin Mazur, Dylan Fischer, Logan Boisvert, James Slavin, Peter Ortega, Michael Allen, Sarah Kidwell, Sean Moody, Connor Mulcahy and Matt Kurzejka. There will be No charges this week!
     
  220. Thank you to all students who helped with this year's Dinner/Auction. We are always proud of your efforts on this special weekend. Also, a special thank you goes out to Alena Benoit and Maurice Shoemaker for their assistance with the tablet initiative as well as the slide presentation.
     
  221. There will be a meeting at Wednesday homeroom, Thursday homeroom and Thursday after school for all current members and inductees of Spanish National Honor Society. You must make at least one of the meetings/rehearsals.
     
  222. All students intending to take Driver's Education at Kankakee H.S., this summer must pick up an informational packet in the Guidance Office before they attend the required meeting that will be held in room #102, right after school on Tuesday, May 5.
     
  223. If your Prom date does not attend BMCHS, you will need to complete a request form in order for that person to attend Prom with you. Forms may be obtained from Mrs. Duffy. This completed form must be returned to Mrs. Duffy by Wednesday, May 6.
     
  224. There will be a brief meeting during homeroom today for all current basketball players (2008-09 season). Please go to homeroom for attendance and then meet in the Smith Media Center. This meeting is for all basketball players, freshmen through seniors.
     
  225. Congrats to Matt Cyrier and Garret Wasson. They swept every race from 400 meters to 3200 meters Friday night at the Herscher Invitational. Matt won the 400 and the 800, while Garrett won the 1600 and the 3200.
     
  226. All members of the track team who are competing in the all-city meet tonight are to be at Kankakee H.S., by 3:15 p.m. today.
     
  227. The Irish Relays are this Saturday! We need students to help work at the field events for service hours. Anyone interested should see one of the track coaches ASAP. The following young men need to turn in their track equipment by the end of the week: Mark Austin, Theo Bradley, Sean Crowley, Sean Dwyer, Jameel High, Chance Vollmer, Ray Glower, JP Moore, Michael Simmons and Joe Kunsch.
     
  228. Registration for summer credit recovery classes is now underway for the programs at Kankakee High and BBCHS. Spaces are limited to first come, first serve. Please see your counselor if you are in need of additional information. Students needing to make up credit in Religion should also see their counselor to sign up for the summer class taught here by Deacon Skelly.
     
  229. Congrats to the Lady Irish track team on their 1st place at the 13-team Herscher Invitational Friday night. It was a total team effort with every point critically important in nthe victory over Reed-Custer by 1 and 1/2 points. The 4x800 won, along with a 1st place by Aimee Sims in the 800 meter. Katie Ryan took 2nd to secure the win. Please see the school website or the trophy case for complete details. Come and cheer the girls on tonight at Kankakee in the All-City meet that begins at 4:15 p.m.
     
  230. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: John Beach, Kankakee - $100
     
  231. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jacob DeVries
     
  232. Bishop McNamara 2009 Prom tickets are on sale this week during lunch hours. Be sure to buy your ticket TODAY. Tickets will not be sold at the door. If your date to Prom does not attend Mac, you will need to complete a request form in order for that person to attend Prom with you. Forms may be obtained from Mrs. Duffy. This completed form must be returned to Mrs. Duffy by next Wednesday, May 6.
     
  233. All girls' golf team members, and those interested in joining the team, please meet TODAY in the cafeteria at homeroom.
     
  234. Seniors.....if you need more graduation invitations, please call Jostens at 630-963-3500.
     
  235. A reminder to Seniors to tell Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office the number of people in your family that will be attending the Honors Night dinner on May 13.
     
  236. Provena St. Mary's is hosting "Pause For Patriotism" on May 16, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., at the Perry Farm. They are looking for students to help pass out temporary tattoos. Service hours will be given. Please see Mrs. Bovie on Friday, if interested.
     
  237. Registration for summer credit recovery classes is now underway for the programs at Kankakee High and BBCHS. Spaces are limited to first come, first serve. Please see your counselor if you are in need of additional information. Students needing to make up credit in Religion should also see their counselor to sign up for the summer class taught here by Deacon Skelly.
     
  238. Completed election applications for EXECUTIVE OFFICE CANDIDATES are due to Mrs. Kinstner (or her mailbox) NO LATER THAN 2:45 TODAY! No late applications will be accepted.
     
  239. Attention Spanish Club officers....there's a meeting today during homeroom. If you can't make it, please meet after school.
     
  240. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Rich Kinstner, Manteno, today - $50; Donna Earnhart, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Judy Weidert, Watseka, Sunday - $50
     
  241. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Olivia Bauer, Katherine Hoekstra, Sam Memenga, today; Jared St. John, Hillary Olszewski, Saturday
     
  242. Registration for summer credit recovery classes is now underway for the programs at Kankakee High and BBCHS. Spaces are limited to first come, first serve. Please see your counselor if you are in need of additional information. Students needing to make up credit in Religion should also see their counselor to sign up for the summer class taught here by Deacon Skelly.
     
  243. Provena St. Mary's is hosting "Pause For Patriotism" on May 16, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., at the Perry Farm. They are looking for students to help pass out temporary tattoos. Service hours will be given. Please see Mrs. Bovie on Friday, if interested.
     
  244. Applications are now available in Mrs. Kinstner's room for Executive AND Class Office Elections. Completed EXECUTIVE officer apps must be handed in no later than this Friday, May 1, with elections to be held next Wednesday, May 6. CLASS officer apps are due next Friday, May 8, with elections scheduled for Wednesday, May 13. Visit the Student Council website for more info or to download application forms.
     
  245. Seniors.....if you need more graduation invitations, please call Jostens at 630-963-3500.
     
  246. A reminder to Seniors to tell Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office the number of people in your family that will be attending the Honors Night dinner on May 13.
     
  247. The next A-Orland Driving School class will begin on June 8, and conclude on July 1, at the Bradley location on Kennedy Drive. The class will meet from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon on Monday through Thursday for the first 3 weeks and then just Monday through Wednesday for the last week of this four week class. Behind the Wheel time will be scheduled on an individual basis. Pick up a discount coupon in the Guidance Office. Beginning on July 7, an evening class will be available with the classroom scheduled to meet at 5:30 p.m.
     
  248. A Bourbonnais parent has called looking for a student to tutor her 6th grade son in Math. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  249. Bishop McNamara 2009 Prom tickets are on sale this week during lunch hours. Be sure to buy your ticket by Friday, May 1. Tickets will not be sold at the door. If your date to Prom does not attend Mac, you will need to complete a request form in order for that person to attend Prom with you. Forms may be obtained from Mrs. Duffy. This completed form must be returned to Mrs. Duffy by next Wednesday, May 6.
     
  250. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Tim & Barb Trost, Kankakee - $50
     
  251. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jon Ciaccio, Steven Lalich, Tyler Edwards, Mitch Gerth, Drew Villogomez
     
  252. Seniors.....if you need more graduation invitations, please call Jostens at 630-963-3500.
     
  253. A reminder to Seniors to tell Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office the number of people in your family that will be attending the Honors Night dinner on May 13.
     
  254. Congrats to the freshman/sophomore girls' track team! The girls took 2nd place in the 13 team invitational at Watseka last night. The girls won the 4 x 800, 4 x 100, 4 x 400 relays. Aimee Sims won the 400 and 800; Alena Benoit won the Shot and Discus; Katie Ryan won the 100m hurdles. Complete details and the trophy are on display in the trophy case.
     
  255. The following Seniors currently have O service hours verified in the Campus Ministry office: Bryton Ashton, Omar Aviles, Tyler Boerschig, Alex Boyd, Jeff Bracken, Olivia Butcher, Patty Chavez, Jon Ciaccio, Shawnn Cooper, Eric Field, Christine Foster, Jon Golden, Eric Hernandez, Nikko Juarez, Matt Lambert, Cassie LeBeau, Olivia Leonard, Kamerin Mitchell, Anjel Salgado, Steve Shomali, Troy Stampley, James Witvoet, Jon Young and Mario Zinanni.
     
  256. Applications are now available in Mrs. Kinstner's room for Executive AND Class Office Elections. Completed EXECUTIVE officer apps must be handed in no later than this Friday, May 1, with elections to be held next Wednesday, May 6. CLASS officer apps are due next Friday, May 8, with elections scheduled for Wednesday, May 13. Visit the Student Council website for more info or to download application forms.
     
  257. Friday is May Day and May Day means flowers! Today and tomorrow you will be able to order flowers during your lunch hour with delivery on Friday. Flowers are $1.00 each. Why not send a flower to your Kairos sister, your Prom date, your secret crush, your favorite teacher or administrator, your teammate or lab partner? The list is endless, so order your flowers for $1.00, from a French student during lunch today.
     
  258. Provena St. Mary's is hosting "Pause For Patriotism" on May 16, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., at the Perry Farm. They are looking for students to help pass out temporary tattoos. Service hours will be given. Please see Mrs. Bovie before Friday, if interested.
     
  259. A local woman is looking for a Saturday afternoon babysitter for her 7 year old son. If interested, please call Marty at 815-592-3597.
     
  260. All girls' golf team members, and those interested in joining the team, please meet on Friday, May 1, in the cafeteria at homeroom.
     
  261. A Bourbonnais parent has called looking for a student to tutor her 6th grade son in Math. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  262. The next A-Orland Driving School class will begin on June 8, and conclude on July 1, at the Bradley location on Kennedy Drive. The class will meet from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon on Monday through Thursday for the first 3 weeks and then just Monday through Wednesday for the last week of this four week class. Behind the Wheel time will be scheduled on an individual basis. Pick up a discount coupon in the Guidance Office. Beginning on July 7, an evening class will be available with the classroom scheduled to meet at 5:30 p.m.
     
  263. Bishop McNamara 2009 Prom tickets are on sale this week during lunch hours. Be sure to buy your ticket by Friday, May 1. Tickets will not be sold at the door. If your date to Prom does not attend Mac, you will need to complete a request form in order for that person to attend Prom with you. Forms may be obtained from Mrs. Duffy. This completed form must be returned to Mrs. Duffy by next Wednesday, May 6.
     
  264. The varsity and sophomore softball teams are to be released after 7th hour today.
     
  265. Ray Buell and Doug Flageole are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today.
     
  266. Mr. Zinanni needs to see all young men going out for football next year during homeroom TODAY. This is a mandatory meeting!! Please meet in the cafeteria.
     
  267. The girls' soccer team tied with BBCHS 2-2 yesterday. It's the first time we have ever tied with them. Congratulations, girls! Way to go!!
     
  268. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Glen Maduzia, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  269. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Riley Gill, Reese Lopez, Kara Hogan
     
  270. The next A-Orland Driving School class will begin on June 8, and conclude on July 1, at the Bradley location on Kennedy Drive. The class will meet from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon on Monday through Thursday for the first 3 weeks and then just Monday through Wednesday for the last week of this four week class. Behind the Wheel time will be scheduled on an individual basis. Pick up a discount coupon in the Guidance Office. Beginning on July 7, an evening class will be available with the classroom scheduled to meet at 5:30 p.m.
     
  271. A Bourbonnais parent has called looking for a student to tutor her 6th grade son in Math. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  272. Attention Seniors...anyone wanting to submit video/pictures for the senior video, please take them to Heather Harrington, Kelsey Luedtke, Biana Battaglia or Olivia Leonard.
     
  273. All girls' golf team members, and those interested in joining the team, please meet on Friday, May 1, in the cafeteria at homeroom.
     
  274. A local woman is looking for a Saturday afternoon babysitter for her 7 year old son. If interested, please call Marty at 815-592-3597.
     
  275. Provena St. Mary's is hosting "Pause For Patriotism" on May 16, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., at the Perry Farm. They are looking for students to help pass out temporary tattoos. Service hours will be given. Please see Mrs. Bovie before Friday, if interested.
     
  276. Friday is May Day and May Day means flowers! Today and tomorrow you will be able to order flowers during your lunch hour with delivery on Friday. Flowers are $1.00 each. Why not send a flower to your Kairos sister, your Prom date, your secret crush, your favorite teacher or administrator, your teammate or lab partner? The list is endless, so order your flowers for $1.00, from a French student during lunch today.
     
  277. The following students are to see Mrs. Hodak today to pick up their info on training for the Auction: Austin Tofte, Jaclyn Lowman, Alex Veronda, Alex Harsha, Eric Field, Eric Hernandez, Daisha Aitken, Connor Mulcahy, Ellen Rogers, Emily Olszewski, Caitlyn Schaeffer, Angeline Zinanni and Cody Samuelson. A few cancellations have caused a need for two more waitresses. Please see Mrs. Hodak if you are able to volunteer.
     
  278. Applications are now available in Mrs. Kinstner's room for Executive AND Class Office Elections. Completed EXECUTIVE officer apps must be handed in no later than this Friday, May 1, with elections to be held next Wednesday, May 6. CLASS officer apps are due next Friday, May 8, with elections scheduled for Wednesday, May 13. Visit the Student Council website for more info or to download application forms.
     
  279. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Walter Sykes, Kankakee - $50
     
  280. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ben Moss, Josh Benoit
     
  281. Congrats to the Lady Irish track team!! The girls took 2nd place Friday night at Manteno in the 13 team meet. Katie Ryan took 1st in the 100m and 300m hurdles and was a member of the 2nd place 4x100 and the 3rd place 4x400. Aimee Sims edged out her opponent to win the 800m and was on the 1st place 4x800 and the 3rd place 4x400. Aly Regas took 4th in the long and triple jump and was on the 4x100. A great effort was turned in by the entire team. Complete details and the trophy are on display in the trophy case.
     
  282. Congratulations to Jackson Hoekstra and Amanda O'Brien on being selected to the "Daily Journal's" Scholar-Athlete Team. Both Jackson and Amanda and their parents will be honored at a luncheon on Friday, May 8, at the Homestead. Amanda and Jackson, please see Mr. Zinanni today at homeroom.
     
  283. All girls' golf team members, and those interested in joining the team, please meet on Friday, May 1, in the cafeteria at homeroom.
     
  284. Attention Seniors...anyone wanting to submit video/pictures for the senior video, please take them to Heather Harrington, Kelsey Luedtke, Biana Battaglia or Olivia Leonard.
     
  285. Applications are now available from Mrs. Kinstner for those students interested in running for executive office on next year's Student Council. Completed applications will be due on Friday, May 1!!
     
  286. A local woman is looking for a Saturday afternoon babysitter for her 7 year old son. If interested, please call Marty at 815-592-3597.
     
  287. A special thanks goes out to all the Big Brothers/Sisters....great job at Friday's Soc-Hop!!
     
  288. Students who have volunteered to work this Saturday for our Spring Auction in the kitchen (freshmen) and waiters, waitresses, please see Mrs. Hodak today to receive info regarding training.
     
  289. Provena St. Mary's is hosting "Pause For Patriotism" on May 16, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., at the Perry Farm. They are looking for students to help pass out temporary tattoos. Service hours will be given. Please see Mrs. Bovie before Friday, if interested.
     
  290. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Marla Kane, St. Anne - $100
     
  291. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Justin Marrier, Krystal Moore, Emily Olszewski
     
  292. Attention Breakfast Club members: Don't forget to bring your item for the Auction basket to Mrs. Jackson. Also, the last meeting of the year is next Tuesday, April 28.
     
  293. Any cafeteria charges must be paid TODAY! No more charges will be allowed in the cafeteria.
     
  294. Waiters are still needed for the Auction next Saturday night. Please see Mrs. Hodak today if you are able to volunteer. Also, Alexis Payne, Jaclyn Lowman and Ben Moss are to see Mrs. Hodak today regarding the Auction.
     
  295. A big congratulations goes out to the newly elected 2009-10 cheerleading squad!! They are: Basketball cheerleaders, Paityn Akerman, Laura Anderson, Jordan Beaupre, Abby Blackburn, Brianne Fay, Lindsey LeBeau, Allison Noel, Maddy Lewis, Chelsea Patterson, Sam Ochoa, Becca Probasco, Katie Ryan, Jill Sebastiani, Bradie Vaubel and Abbie Young. Football cheerleaders, Cecilyn Mora, Paityn Akerman, Laura Anderson, Jordan Beaupre, Abby Blackburn, Lindsey LeBeau, Maddy Lewis, Allison Noel, Chelsea Patterson, Becca Probasco, Jaimie Rooney, Katie Ryan, Bradie Vaubel and Angeline Zinanni. Way to go, girls!!!
     
  296. Those students interested in taking Driver's Ed. this summer at Kankakee H.S., are reminded to plan to attend a required informational meeting on Tuesday, May 5, 2:45 p.m., in room #102. A $50. registration fee will be collected at that time.
     
  297. The girls' softball team will be leaving at 2:15 p.m., today for their doubleheader.
     
  298. Attention...all Fathers and Daughters...The dance is this Saturday night from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Cost is $10.00..tickets are available in the Development Office or at the door. Coronation is at 10:00 p.m.
     
  299. Applications are now available from Mrs. Kinstner for those students interested in running for executive office on next year's Student Council. Completed applications will be due on Friday, May 1!!
     
  300. The Student Council would like to thank and congratulate all those involved with Wednesday's Talent Show. Thanks especially to Jill Glazar, Alison Noel and Julia Vasquez for their assistance in planning the show!
     
  301. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Marian Worby, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Patrick Carroll, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Linda Burnett, Rochester, MN, Sunday - $50
     
  302. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Angeline Zinanni, Jon Young and Tyler Boerschig, Sunday
     
  303. Attention...all Fathers and Daughters...The dance is this Saturday night from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Cost is $10.00..tickets are available in the development Office or at the door. Coronation is at 10:00 p.m.
     
  304. Attention Big Brothers & Sisters: There will be a quick meeting in the Development Office during homeroom TODAY. Please see Miss LaMore if you cannot attend.
     
  305. Those students interested in taking Driver's Ed. this summer at Kankakee H.S., are reminded to plan to attend a required informational meeting on Tuesday, May 5, 2:45 p.m., in room #102. A $50. registration fee will be collected at that time.
     
  306. All students taking A.P. exams should report to room #12, during homeroom TODAY to fill out A.P. info sheets. Please bring a #2 pencil and report to homeroom first for roll call.
     
  307. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Donna Jenkins, Kankakee - $50
     
  308. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Austin Wakat
     
  309. We are still in need of waiters for the Auction next Saturday, May 2. Any Junior, Senior or Sophomore boy who has not signed up and would like to volunteer, please see Mrs. Hodak today. ALSO, the following students are to please see Mrs. Hodak today regarding the Auction: Alexis Payne, Eric Hernandez, Omar Aviles, Ben Moss and Jaclyn Lowman.
     
  310. If you're looking for service hours and would be interested in making phone calls, please see Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the day on Tuesday for more info.
     
  311. Freshman/Sophomore testing on Thursday and Friday necessitates a few room changes as follows: Thursday, HR #113, Meet in the cafeteria; Friday, Mr. Brown's 1st pd. Honors U.S. History, meet in room #25; Friday, Mr. Klipp's 3rd pd. Physiology, meet in the Lab; Friday, Mr. Klipp's HR, meet in the Lab; Friday, Mr. Brown's HR, meet in the Cafeteria.
     
  312. Those students interested in taking Driver's Ed. this summer at Kankakee H.S., are reminded to plan to attend a required informational meeting on Tuesday, May 5, 2:45 p.m., in room #102. A $50. registration fee will be collected at that time.
     
  313. Attention Big Brothers & Sisters: There will be a quick meeting in the Development Office during homeroom on Thursday. Please see Miss LaMore if you cannot attend.
     
  314. Attention...all Fathers and Daughters...The dance is this Saturday night from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Cost is $10.00..tickets are available in the development Office or at the door. Coronation is at 10:00 p.m.
     
  315. Students planning on taking Driver's Ed. at BBCHS this summer are reminded to have their parents sign them up TODAY or Thursday, April 23, 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the main office at BBCHS. Please be prepared to choose a session and a time slot within the session that works best for your summer schedule. The cost is $175.
     
  316. Spring sports pictures are in and should be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, ASAP!
     
  317. All students taking A.P. exams should report to room #12, during homeroom on Thursday, April 23, to fill out A.P. info sheets. Please bring a #2 pencil and report to homeroom first for roll call.
     
  318. The girls' softball team must meet their bus at 2:25 p.m., to go to their doubleheader today.
     
  319. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Daniel A. Ruiz, Mt. Prospect, IL - $50
     
  320. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Janie Wielgus
     
  321. The following students have completed and verified the necessary service hours to graduate: Corie Allen, Bianca Battaglia, Rose Belcher, Jonathan Boudreau, Carianne Brei, Kaytlin Burczak, Zac Christensen, Teague Collett, Megan Curie, Grant Deam, Jarrod DeVries, Molly Ehrich, Sam Elliott, Carl Fisher, Anne Glazar, Jackson Hoekstra, Katherine Hoekstra, Mallory Hoge, Garrett Kohl, Tanya Lottinville, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, Jordan Nugent, Amanda O'Brien, Megan O'Connor, Jamie Odette, Stefanie Rocknowski, Libby Rogers, Jacob Stauffenberg, Jen Storer, Jamie Sy, Austin Tofte, Taylor Weigt, Joe Williams and Amanda Wulff. 23 Seniors currently have 0 service hours verified in the Campus Ministry Office.
     
  322. Spring sports pictures are in and should be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, ASAP!
     
  323. A reminder to all that the annual freshman/sophomore spring testing days are this Thursday and Friday. Thursday the freshmen take the EXPLORE test and Friday the Sophomores take the PLAN test. Room assignments are posted around the building. This does not affect any junior or senior classes on these days.
     
  324. Attention Sophomores! The dates and times for "Better Test Scores" - ACT preparation classes this summer are available in the Guidance Office. The summer sessions begin on June 8, at O.N.U. Please see Mr. Raiche, Mr. Wall or Mrs. Larson for further info.
     
  325. Attention...all Fathers and Daughters...The dance is this Saturday night from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Cost is $10.00 at the door. Coronation is at 10:00 p.m.
     
  326. Students planning on taking Driver's Ed. at BBCHS this summer are reminded to have their parents sign them up on either Wednesday, April 22, or Thursday, April 23, 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the main office at BBCHS. Please be prepared to choose a session and a time slot within the session that works best for your summer schedule. The cost is $175.
     
  327. Attention Big Brothers & Sisters: There will be a quick meeting in the Development Office during homeroom on Thursday. Please see Miss LaMore if you cannot attend.
     
  328. If you're looking for service hours and would be interested in making phone calls, please see Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the day on Tuesday for more info.
     
  329. Allen Cruthird and Reese Lopez, please see Miss LaMore in the Development Office today.
     
  330. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Gene & Marilyn Rademacher, Grant Park - $50
     
  331. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mitchell Rose
     
  332. Attention...all Fathers and Daughters...The dance is this Saturday night from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Cost is $10.00 at the door. Coronation is at 10:00 p.m.
     
  333. Students planning on taking Driver's Ed. at BBCHS this summer are reminded to have their parents sign them up on either Wednesday, April 22, or Thursday, April 23, 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the main office at BBCHS. Please be prepared to choose a session and a time slot within the session that works best for your summer schedule. The cost is $175.
     
  334. Attention Sophomores! The dates and times for "Better Test Scores" - ACT preparation classes this summer are available in the Guidance Office. The summer sessions begin on June 8, at O.N.U. Please see Mr. Raiche, Mr. Wall or Mrs. Larson for further info.
     
  335. A reminder to all that the annual freshman/sophomore spring testing days are this Thursday and Friday. Thursday the freshmen take the EXPLORE test and Friday the Sophomores take the PLAN test. Room assignments are posted around the building. This does not affect any junior or senior classes on these days.
     
  336. The following students still owe money to the cafeteria: Michael Allen, Chris Boehrnsen, Reed Hoekstra and Jameel High. There will be no charges allowed this week!
     
  337. Cheerleading tryouts start today at 5:30 p.m. The parent meeting is at 5:30 p.m., with practice to follow.
     
  338. Spring sports pictures are in and should be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, ASAP!
     
  339. The girls' soccer game is at 4:00 p.m., today. The team needs to be at the field at 3:15 p.m.
     
  340. If you're looking for service hours and would be interested in making phone calls, please see Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the day on Tuesday for more info.
     
  341. All softball practices and games are cancelled for today. FOR TUESDAY...J.V. practices from 3:15-4:30 p.m.; Varsity practices from 4:30-6:00 p.m., at the Mac Shack.
     
  342. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Linda Lottinville, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  343. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Tyler Wilson
     
  344. As we enter Holy Week, students are encouraged to bring in canned food items for our struggling Kankakee area food pantries. Bins are located in the cafeteria near the girls' bathroom. Please help feed the hungry!
     
  345. Student Council members are reminded to get their money into Carl Fisher ASAP.
     
  346. Wilmington High School still has space available in summer Driver's Education classroom and Behind The Wheel program to all eligible students who reside in Wilmington but attend an out-of-town district school. Interested students, or their parents, should contact Ginger Smock ASAP at Wilmington High School's Guidance Office, 815-926-1738.
     
  347. Attention all Sophomores...all those who signed up for the class service project at Riverside Miller Center on April 18, are reminded to attend from 1:30-5:00 p.m. We expect to see you there!! All are welcome to attend and will receive service hours. Please see Aaron DeGroot or Julia Vasquez for more info.
     
  348. The following students must pay off their lunch charges today: Pete Ramirez, Michael Allen, Chris Boehrnsen, Royal Pope, Reed Hoekstra, Jameel High, Mitchell Gerth and Aaron Kyrouac. NO CHARGES ARE ALLOWED TODAY IN THE CAFETERIA!!
     
  349. We can too easily permit the busyness of our lives to keep us from the celebration of the holiest week of the church year. Please make plans to participate in the sacred liturgies of Holy Week and especially those of the Triduum - and mark the days of Holy Week with special prayer and devotion. Schedules of the celebration of the Triduum from area churches are posted on the Guidance Office bulletin board. You are most welcome to add a schedule from your church and you are strongly encouraged to participate. "Were you there when they crucified My Lord?"
     
  350. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Dr. James Adams, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Pat & Sandy Gilpin, Iowa City, IA, April 10, $50; Mike Leveque, Ashkum, April 11, $50; Anthia Winslow, Kankakee, April 12, $50; Ken Munjoy, Kankakee, April 13, $100; Gloria Boone, Martinton, April 14, $50; Joel & Jackie Littrell, St. Anne, April 15, $50; Misty Kerouac, Bourbonnais, April 16, $50; Fritz & Nancy Sullivan, Kankakee, April 17, $50; Ed & Lila Blondell, Sarasota, FL, April 18, $50; Ron Coash, Bourbonnais, April 19, $50
     
  351. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Tatiana Kuykendall, April 10; Collin Ryan, April 11; Mr. Joe Gura, April 12; Molly O'Connor, Claire Milton, April 13; Grant White, Alex VanDeHey, April 14; Ashlyn Warmoth, Taylor Boudreau, April 15; Robbie Payne, April 16; Michael Donath, Nathaniel Hoekstra, April 17; Theo Bradley, April 18; Taylor Weigt, Ben Bauer, April 19
     
  352. The following students must pay off their lunch charges today: Pete Ramirez, Michael Allen, Chris Boehrnsen, Royal Pope, Reed Hoekstra, Jameel High, Mitchell Gerth and Aaron Kyrouac. NO CHARGES ARE ALLOWED TODAY IN THE CAFETERIA!!
     
  353. We can too easily permit the busyness of our lives to keep us from the celebration of the holiest week of the church year. Please make plans to participate in the sacred liturgies of Holy Week and especially those of the Triduum - and mark the days of Holy Week with special prayer and devotion. Schedules of the celebration of the Triduum from area churches are posted on the Guidance Office bulletin board. You are most welcome to add a schedule from your church and you are strongly encouraged to participate. "Were you there when they crucified My Lord?"
     
  354. Mrs. Bovie is looking for parents, teachers and students who are interested in accompanying her to The Shrine of Christ's Passion, St. John, Indiana, on Good Friday. They will leave the school parking lot at 9:00 a.m., and return around 3:00 p.m. Check out the website www.shrineofchristspassion.org, or contact Mrs. Bovie.
     
  355. Attention all Sophomores...all those who signed up for the class service project at Riverside Miller Center on April 18, are reminded to attend from 1:30-5:00 p.m. We expect to see you there!! All are welcome to attend and will receive service hours. Please see Aaron DeGroot or Julia Vasquez for more info.
     
  356. Don't forget...all of Senora's Spanish I classes will be in the laptop lab today!!
     
  357. Congrats to the members of the boys' track team who won their events last night at Providence: Matt Cyrier - 800; Caleb Wasson - 3200; Kam Mitchell - long jump; Theo Bradley - triple jump.
     
  358. Wilmington High School still has space available in summer Driver's Education classroom and Behind The Wheel program to all eligible students who reside in Wilmington but attend an out-of-town district school. Interested students, or their parents, should contact Ginger Smock ASAP at Wilmington High School's Guidance Office, 815-926-1738.
     
  359. As we enter Holy Week, students are encouraged to bring in canned food items for our struggling Kankakee area food pantries. Bins are located in the cafeteria near the girls' bathroom. Please help feed the hungry!
     
  360. Student Council members are reminded to get their money into Carl Fisher ASAP.
     
  361. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Pat Skelly, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  362. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Bianca Battaglia
     
  363. All cafeteria charges must be paid today. No charges will be allowed the rest of the week!!
     
  364. Wilmington High School still has space available in summer Driver's Education classroom and Behind The Wheel program to all eligible students who reside in Wilmington but attend an out-of-town district school. Interested students, or their parents, should contact Ginger Smock ASAP at Wilmington High School's Guidance Office, 815-926-1738.
     
  365. As we enter Holy Week, students are encouraged to bring in canned food items for our struggling Kankakee area food pantries. Bins are located in the cafeteria near the girls' bathroom. Please help feed the hungry!
     
  366. Student Council members are reminded to get their money into Carl Fisher ASAP.
     
  367. All Big Brothers/Sisters are reminded to have their Auction item in prior to Thursday afternoon.
     
  368. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Dan & Tina Shutich, Grand Rapids, MI - $50
     
  369. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Susan Cantrell, Donald Hill, Jacquelyn Sarowatz
     
  370. As we enter Holy Week, students are encouraged to bring in canned food items for our struggling Kankakee area food pantries. Bins are located in the cafeteria near the girls' bathroom. Please help feed the hungry!
     
  371. Student Council members are reminded to get their money into Carl Fisher ASAP.
     
  372. Wilmington High School still has space available in summer Driver's Education classroom and Behind The Wheel program to all eligible students who reside in Wilmington but attend an out-of-town district school. Interested students, or their parents, should contact Ginger Smock ASAP at Wilmington High School's Guidance Office, 815-926-1738.
     
  373. All Big Brothers/Sisters are reminded to have their Auction item in prior to Thursday afternoon.
     
  374. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Nikki Liptak, Manteno - $100
     
  375. The girls' soccer team tied with Peotone yesterday, 2-2. After getting down 2-0, in the first half, the Irish stormed back to tie on a cold windy day. Great effort and determination by the team!! There will be NO practice today. For Monday's game, the team needs to bring their gear and uniforms to school because we will be leaving directly from the school to Nazareth for the game. Have a good weekend!
     
  376. Attention Juniors and Seniors: In need of service hours? We are still in need of a few waiters and waitresses for our Annual Spring Auction, Saturday, May 3. If interested, please see Mrs. Hodak TODAY.
     
  377. Need service hours? Saturday, April 25, is the Annual Christmas In April volunteer project that helps assist the elderly and those with special needs by working on home repair projects. Spend the day with your friends painting a house, cleaning a garden and meeting new people. Complimentary breakfast, lunch and a t-shirt will be provided. For more info and to sign up, please see Jeanine Sims or Mary St. Aubin.
     
  378. These students have completed and verified the necessary service hours to graduate: Corie Allen, Bianca Battaglia, Jonathan Boudreau, Carianne Brei, Kaytlin Burczak, Zak Christensen, Teague Collett, Megan Curie, Grant Deam, Jarrod DeVries, Molly Ehrich, Carl Fisher, Anne Glazar, Jackson Hoekstra, Katherine Hoekstra, Mallory Hoge, Tanya Lottinville, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, Jordan Nugent, Amanda O'Brien, Megan O'Connor, Jamie Odette, Stefanie Rocknowski, Libby Rogers, Jacob Stauffenberg, Jen Storer, Jamie Sy, Austin Tofte, Taylor Weigt, Joe Williams and Amanda Wulff. Twenty-three Seniors currently have 0 service hours verified in the office of Campus Ministry.
     
  379. Don't forget to buy cookies for your friends during your lunch today. Send them a nice message and a cookie for only $.25.
     
  380. Any student interested in performing in the Talent Show on April 22, is required to audition first. Auditions will be held on April 6, and interested performers should see Julia Vasquez for an audition time ASAP!
     
  381. If you are taking the ACT this Saturday at Mac, please check the bulletin boards in the cafeteria, Guidance Office and the Mac Memo Board for a final checklist. There are some very helpful tips on this list. A copy can be made in the main office if you so desire.
     
  382. Mr. Raiche needs to know of any graduating Senior who has joined or will enter any branch of U.S. military service after graduation. Please give this information to Mr. Raiche in Guidance by the end of the day today.
     
  383. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Cindy DeYoung, St. Anne, today - $50; Tom Bourgeois, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Teresa Burczak, Calumet City, IL, Sunday - $50
     
  384. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Emily Themer, Delano Samuels-El, today; Mr. Chris Skibbens, Scott Korthals, Mason Schweizer, Sunday
     
  385. If you are taking the ACT this Saturday at Mac, please check the bulletin boards in the cafeteria, Guidance Office and the Mac Memo Board for a final checklist. There are some very helpful tips on this list. A copy can be made in the main office if you so desire.
     
  386. These students have completed and verified the necessary service hours to graduate: Corie Allen, Bianca Battaglia, Jonathan Boudreau, Carianne Brei, Kaytlin Burczak, Zak Christensen, Teague Collett, Megan Curie, Grant Deam, Jarrod DeVries, Molly Ehrich, Carl Fisher, Anne Glazar, Jackson Hoekstra, Katherine Hoekstra, Mallory Hoge, Tanya Lottinville, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, Jordan Nugent, Amanda O'Brien, Megan O'Connor, Jamie Odette, Stefanie Rocknowski, Libby Rogers, Jacob Stauffenberg, Jen Storer, Jamie Sy, Austin Tofte, Taylor Weigt, Joe Williams and Amanda Wulff. Twenty-three Seniors currently have 0 service hours verified in the office of Campus Ministry.
     
  387. Any current Junior who is considering a career in Law and/or Criminal Justice should see Mr. Raiche if you are interested in a Law Day "Shadow A Lawyer" opportunity.
     
  388. Mr. Raiche needs to know of any graduating Senior who has joined or will enter any branch of U.S. military service after graduation. Please give this information to Mr. Raiche in Guidance by the end of this week.
     
  389. Need service hours? Saturday, April 25, is the Annual Christmas In April volunteer project that helps assist the elderly and those with special needs by working on home repair projects. Spend the day with your friends painting a house, cleaning a garden and meeting new people. Complimentary breakfast, lunch and a t-shirt will be provided. For more info and to sign up, please see Jeanine Sims or Mary St. Aubin.
     
  390. Any student interested in performing in the Talent Show on April 22, is required to audition first. Auditions will be held on April 6, and interested performers should see Julia Vasquez for an audition time ASAP!
     
  391. To Read For A Lifetime participants: Read, Read, Read!! The deadline is approaching. Ms. Jones needs a list of the titles that you have read by Monday, April 6.
     
  392. Priests will be in Campus Ministry today from 10:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., to hear confessions. Please take advantage of this healing sacrament before Holy Week.
     
  393. Don't forget to buy cookies for your friends during your lunch today and tomorrow. Send them a nice message and a cookie for only $.25.
     
  394. Rachael Breault and Victoria Nicholos, please see Mrs. Hodak after announcements.
     
  395. Attention Juniors and Seniors: In need of service hours? We are still in need of a few waiters and waitresses for our Annual Spring Auction, Saturday, May 3. If interested, please see Mrs. Hodak following announcements.
     
  396. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak today: Mason Schweizer, Jameel High, Andrew Berens, Logan Kinstner and Ben Moss. Anyone who charged their lunch yesterday must pay today!
     
  397. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Joy Fecke-Ruckman, Union Hill, IL - $50
     
  398. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mario Zinanni, Collin Barr
     
  399. Immediately after prayer and announcements, don't forget to bring your recycling bag to the cafeteria.
     
  400. Girls, the Mother/Daughter Luncheon is this Sunday. You still have time to get your reservations. Please see Mrs. Weigt. Boys, need service hours?? Mrs. Jackson still needs some young men to help serve the luncheon on Sunday. Please see her if you can help.
     
  401. Need service hours? Saturday, April 25, is the Annual Christmas In April volunteer project that helps assist the elderly and those with special needs by working on home repair projects. Spend the day with your friends painting a house, cleaning a garden and meeting new people. Complimentary breakfast, lunch and a t-shirt will be provided. For more info and to sign up, please see Jeanine Sims or Mary St. Aubin.
     
  402. All Big Brothers/Sisters are reminded to have their letters in by the end of the day TODAY.
     
  403. Any student interested in taking Driver's Education at BBCHS this summer must attend an informational meeting in the cafeteria TODAY during homeroom. BBCHS will take students from any school district. The meeting for those students living in the Kankakee School District and wishing to take Driver's Ed. at Kankakee this summer will be held on May 5, after school in room #102.
     
  404. These students have completed and verified the necessary service hours to graduate: Corie Allen, Bianca Battaglia, Jonathan Boudreau, Carianne Brei, Kaytlin Burczak, Zak Christensen, Teague Collett, Megan Curie, Grant Deam, Jarrod DeVries, Molly Ehrich, Carl Fisher, Anne Glazar, Jackson Hoekstra, Katherine Hoekstra, Mallory Hoge, Tanya Lottinville, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, Jordan Nugent, Amanda O'Brien, Megan O'Connor, Jamie Odette, Stefanie Rocknowski, Libby Rogers, Jacob Stauffenberg, Jen Storer, Jamie Sy, Austin Tofte, Taylor Weigt, Joe Williams and Amanda Wulff. Twenty-three Seniors currently have 0 service hours verified in the office of Campus Ministry.
     
  405. Any student interested in performing in the Talent Show on April 22, is required to audition first. Auditions will be held on April 6, and interested performers should see Julia Vasquez for an audition time ASAP!
     
  406. Mr. Raiche needs to know of any graduating Senior who has joined or will enter any branch of U.S. military service after graduation. Please give this information to Mr. Raiche in Guidance by the end of this week.
     
  407. Any current Junior who is considering a career in Law and/or Criminal Justice should see Mr. Raiche if you are interested in a Law Day "Shadow A Lawyer" opportunity.
     
  408. Cast members of "South Pacific" who still have scripts out...please return or you will be charged a replacement fee. ALSO....pictures of the Spring Musical can be viewed and ordered on wayba.com.
     
  409. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Angela Burge, Kankakee - $50
     
  410. Matt Lambert, Alex Boyd, Anjel Salgado and Steve Shomali are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today.
     
  411. Any student interested in performing in the Talent Show on April 22, is required to audition first. Auditions will be held on April 6, and interested performers should see Julia Vasquez for an audition time ASAP!
     
  412. These students have completed and verified the necessary service hours to graduate: Corie Allen, Bianca Battaglia, Jonathan Boudreau, Carianne Brei, Kaytlin Burczak, Zak Christensen, Teague Collett, Megan Curie, Grant Deam, Jarrod DeVries, Molly Ehrich, Carl Fisher, Anne Glazar, Jackson Hoekstra, Katherine Hoekstra, Mallory Hoge, Tanya Lottinville, Natalie Martin, Darlene Moczynski, Jordan Nugent, Amanda O'Brien, Megan O'Connor, Jamie Odette, Stefanie Rocknowski, Libby Rogers, Jacob Stauffenberg, Jen Storer, Jamie Sy, Austin Tofte, Taylor Weigt, Joe Williams and Amanda Wulff. Twenty-three Seniors currently have 0 service hours verified in the office of Campus Ministry.
     
  413. Any student interested in taking Driver's Education at BBCHS this summer must attend an informational meeting in the cafeteria this Wednesday during homeroom. BBCHS will take students from any school district. The meeting for those students living in the Kankakee School District and wishing to take Driver's Ed. at Kankakee this summer will be held on May 5, after school in room #102.
     
  414. All Big Brothers/Sisters are reminded to have their letters in by the end of the day on Wednesday.
     
  415. Need service hours? Saturday, April 25, is the Annual Christmas In April volunteer project that helps assist the elderly and those with special needs by working on home repair projects. Spend the day with your friends painting a house, cleaning a garden and meeting new people. Complimentary breakfast, lunch and a t-shirt will be provided. For more info and to sign up, please see Jeanine Sims or Mary St. Aubin.
     
  416. The girls' soccer team should meet at 3:40 p.m., at the Bradley field today for their 4:30 game.
     
  417. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jo Thomas, Kankakee - $50
     
  418. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Chris Benoit, Jordan Bradford
     
  419. All Big Brothers/Sisters are reminded to have their letters in by the end of the day on Wednesday.
     
  420. The girls' soccer team tied with Beecher on Saturday, 0-0. The Irish played a good game under tough conditions such as: a short bench, a physical team and cold, windy weather. We are proud of their effort! Practice will be from 3:15-5:00 p.m., today at the soccer field. We invite everyone to come out to the game Tuesday as we play BBCHS at 4:30 p.m., at the BBCHS field.
     
  421. A big congratulations to all the cast, crew and orchestra members of "South Pacific!!" You were all wonderful! Thank you also to everyone who came out to support the show. A reminder to cast members who still have rented scripts checked out...get them in to Deacon Skelly or Sara Smietanski by Wednesday of this week.
     
  422. Do you need service hours?? Provena St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary is looking for teens who would like to share their time and talents in hosting their 5th Annual "Putting It Together Teen Style Show." Volunteer opportunities include publicity, on-stage help, stage design, commentary, table decorations and much more! If interested, plan to attend the Press Party on Tuesday, Mar. 31, 7:00 p.m., in the Conference Center at Provena St. Mary's. For more info, call 815-937-2479.
     
  423. Bishop McNamara has another State champion! Matt Cyrier won the 800 meter run at the indoor State track championships on Friday night as every Irish qualifier brought home a medal. Matt also placed 5th in the 400 meter dash. Kamerin Mitchell took 4th place in the long jump. Katie Ryan got 6th in the 55 meter high hurdles and Aimee Sims captured the 8th place medal in the 800 meter run. Complete details are on display in the trophy case and on the school website. The boys' track team earned the 2nd place trophy at the 8 team Reed-Custer Invitational on Saturday. Kamerin Mitchell won 3 events, the long jump, the 55 meter dash and as a member of the 1600 relay which also included Steve Shomali, Jameel High and Matt Cyrier. Matt also won the 400 meter dash and Garrett Wasson won the 3200 meter run. The trophy and complete details about the meet are on display in the trophy case and on the school website.
     
  424. Congrats to the Irish girls' track team!! The team brought home a 1st place trophy by winning the 8 team Comet Invitational at Reed-Custer. Katie Ryan won the 55 hurdles and was on the winning 4x400 team. Aimee Sims won the 800 meter run and achored the winning 4x800 team. Alexis Payne took 2nd in the 55 meter run and was on the 4x400. Jaclyn Lowman took 5th in the 55 hurdles and ran on the 4x800. Daisha Aiken and Angela Williams placed 2nd and 3rd in the shot put and the two freshmen distance runners, Caitlin Schaefer and Rachael Breault, placed 3rd and 4th in the 3200 meter run. Complete details and the trophy are in the trophy case.
     
  425. Any student interested in taking Driver's Education at BBCHS this summer must attend an informational meeting in the cafeteria this Wednesday during homeroom. BBCHS will take students from any school district. The meeting for those students living in the Kankakee School District and wishing to take Driver's Ed. at Kankakee this summer will be held on May 5, after school in room #102.
     
  426. Girls, don't forget to get your reservations for the Mother/Daughter Luncheon this Sunday. Reservations must be in by this Wednesday. Boys, need service hours?? Mrs. Jackson still needs boys to help serve the luncheon on Sunday. Please see her if you can help.
     
  427. Attention senior Poms...please meet after school TODAY in the cafeteria to turn in all uniforms.
     
  428. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Joe & Ruth Bienias, Kankakee - $100
     
  429. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Jim Laurenti, Ashleigh Baker, Jessica Johnson
     
  430. The Irish girls opened their outdoor season at home with a great effort and success. The girls' team beat Peotone and Dwight and lost to Crete-Monee. The 4x800 team of Jenessa Franco, Jaclyn Lowman, Caitlin Schaeffer and Libby Rogers placed 2nd; Katie Ryan won the 100 meter hurdles; the 4x100 team of Kayla and Megan Palmateer, Katie Ryan and Alexis Payne took 2nd; Libby Rogers took 2nd in the 800; the 4x200 team of Megan Palmateer, Abbie Young, Tricia Powell and Jamie Anderson placed 2nd; Jenessa Franco placed 2nd in the 1600 meter run and the 4x400 team of Caitlin Schaeffer, Abbie Young, Jamie Anderson and Tricia Powell placed 2nd. The field events gave Mac a real boost. Mac placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th in shot being led by Daisha Aiken and she also placed 4th in discus. Tricia Powell placed 4th in the long jump and Claire Milton and Aly Regas placed 3rd and 4th in the triple jump. The girls are now 5-1 in dual meets.
     
  431. Do you need service hours?? Provena St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary is looking for teens who would like to share their time and talents in hosting their 5th Annual "Putting It Together Teen Style Show." Volunteer opportunities include publicity, on-stage help, stage design, commentary, table decorations and much more! If interested, plan to attend the Press Party on Tuesday, Mar. 31, 7:00 p.m., in the Conference Center at Provena St. Mary's. For more info, call 815-937-2479.
     
  432. Girls, don't forget to get your reservation in for the Mother/Daughter Luncheon on April 5. This is a lovely day for you and your Mom. The luncheon will last from 1:00-2:30 p.m. This year we have a very entertaining fashion show. Also, Mrs. Jackson needs 7 young men (and their Dads) to help serve the luncheon. Please see her if you can help.
     
  433. Marlin Exton from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, IL, will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. If you would like to learn more about this small Christian college, please take time to visit with their rep.
     
  434. Don't forget...Spanish National Honor Society applications are due by March 30!!
     
  435. Students interested in earning service hours are invited to participate in a highway clean-up project at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, May 2. Students will meet on Rt. #17, by the County Health Department. The project should take only one hour. If interested, please see Mrs. Hermes in room #105.
     
  436. Curtain's up!! Light the lights!! This is it, the night of nights and oh what heights we'll hit...ON WITH THE SHOW, THIS IS IT!! Our Annual Spring Musical, "South Pacific" opens tonight and runs through Sunday. Come out and support your classmates in the cast, orchestra and crew. Performances are at the Kankakee Jr. High School.
     
  437. Attention senior Poms...please meet after school on Monday in the cafeteria to turn in all uniforms.
     
  438. The girls' soccer team beat Rich East 6-1 yesterday. The coaches are very proud of how they handled a very rough and physical game. The girls will have practice today from 3:15-5:00 p.m., at the soccer field.
     
  439. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Brock Morris, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Amie Kalafut, Bradley, Saturday - $50; Rose Messier, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  440. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ed Jurkovic, Jr., Sunday
     
  441. Any student who volunteered for the Auction last year, please see Mrs. Hodak BEFORE 6TH PERIOD TODAY. If she has already received your information, you don't need to see her.
     
  442. Anyone having a shadow tomorrow is reminded that their paperwork is due in Miss LaMore's office today!!
     
  443. The TAG Team will meet TODAY at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. All are welcome.
     
  444. Students interested in earning service hours are invited to participate in a highway clean-up project at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, May 2. Students will meet on Rt. #17, by the County Health Department. The project should take only one hour. If interested, please see Mrs. Hermes in room #105.
     
  445. Don't forget...Spanish National Honor Society applications are due by March 30!!
     
  446. The Kankakee County Soil and Water Conservation District is offering a scholarship for one Junior High or High School student to attend the Land for Learning Outdoor Education Program. This outdoor education program provides the students an opportunity to explore the ecology of the Missouri Ozarks, develop a conservation ethic and gain a better understanding of human connections to natural resources. If interested in applying or for more info, please contact Mr. Howell at the Kankakee S.W.C.D., at 815-937-8940, ext. #3, or Richard.Howell@il.nacdnet.net. Applications are due by 12:00 Noon on April 24, 2009!
     
  447. Marlin Exton from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, IL, will be here on Friday during homeroom in room #102. If you would like to learn more about this small Christian college, please take time to visit with their rep.
     
  448. Get your tickets for the Annual Spring Musical, "South Pacific"....opening this weekend. Tickets are available in the Development Office or at the door and are $10.00.
     
  449. To all the lady cast members of "South Pacific"....if you wish to have assistance with your hair, please come in big curls and pins preferably from hot rollers, if possible. Please bring your own hairspray.
     
  450. Attention all basketball players (Freshman-Junior).....There is a basketball meeting in the Smith Media Center today during homeroom. Please report to class and after attendance come to the meeting.
     
  451. Girls, don't forget to get your reservation in for the Mother/Daughter Luncheon on April 5. This is a lovely day for you and your Mom. The luncheon will last from 1:00-2:30 p.m. This year we have a very entertaining fashion show. Also, Mrs. Jackson needs 7 young men (and their Dads) to help serve the luncheon. Please see her if you can help.
     
  452. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Brian & Beth Ludwig, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  453. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Hannah Jurica
     
  454. The Kankakee County Soil and Water Conservation District is offering a scholarship for one Junior High or High School student to attend the Land for Learning Outdoor Education Program. This outdoor education program provides the students an opportunity to explore the ecology of the Missouri Ozarks, develop a conservation ethic and gain a better understanding of human connections to natural resources. If interested in applying or for more info, please contact Mr. Howell at the Kankakee S.W.C.D., at 815-937-8940, ext. #3, or Richard.Howell@il.nacdnet.net. Applications are due by 12:00 Noon on April 24, 2009!
     
  455. To all Read For A Lifetime participants: Read, read, read! The deadline is approaching. Ms. Jones needs a list of the titles that you have read by Monday, April 6.
     
  456. The TAG Team will meet on Thursday at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. All are welcome.
     
  457. Congrats to the girls' soccer team on their victory over Grant Park, 2-1, in the home opener. Way to go, girls!!
     
  458. Congrats to the girls' track team on their victory last night at Reed-Custer. The girls beat Reed-Custer, Momence and Beecher in their opening meet of the year. Katie Ryan won the 55 meter hurdles; Alexis Payne won the 55 meter dash; Tricia Powell won the long jump and was a member of the winning 4x200; Aimee Sims won the 400 meter dash and anchored the winning 4x800 team. A strong effort came from every girl on the team and they promise to be an exciting group to watch during the season. We open with our first outdoor meet on Thursday at home; come and watch the excitement!!
     
  459. Congrats to the boys' track team on sweeping to 3 victories last night at Reed-Custer, defeating the host school as well as Momence and Beecher. Garrett Wasson and Matt Cyrier were double winners for the Irish. Garrett won the 1600 and ran on the victorious 3200 relay with Ben Moss, Aaron Trost and Devin Deatherage. Matt won the 400 and anchored the winning 1600 relay along with Jameel High, Steve Shomali and J.P. Moore. Kamerin Mitchell won the long jump and Theo Bradley won the triple jump.
     
  460. Marlin Exton from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, IL, will be here on Friday during homeroom in room #102. If you would like to learn more about this small Christian college, please take time to visit with their rep.
     
  461. Mrs. Ciaccio from Riverside Medical Center is looking for students to help put packets together. She needs help on Mar. 27 and 30, from after school until 5:00 p.m. She also needs help on Mar. 31, until 6:30 p.m. Service hours will be given. Please call Mrs. Ciaccio at 815-936-8961, if interested.
     
  462. The Kankakee Valley Park District and Splash Valley Aquatic Park are looking for honest, enthusiastic, dedicated individuals to join our rip-roaring team. Applications are now being accepted for the following positions...park services, umpires/referees, food service, admitting, lifeguards, day camp counselors, site attendants and site supervisors. Positions fill quickly! Enroll in the May 8, lifeguard class and receive a $10 reward upon completion of the course! All interested applicants should complete an application in our administrative offices at Bird Park or visit www.kvpd.com. Most positions are considered part-time seasonal employment.
     
  463. Don't forget...Spanish National Honor Society applications are due by March 30!!
     
  464. Students interested in earning service hours are invited to participate in a highway clean-up project at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, May 2. Students will meet on Rt. #17, by the County Health Department. The project should take only one hour. If interested, please see Mrs. Hermes in room #105.
     
  465. Coupons are available in the Deans' Office for a 10% discount on dance flower orders at Busse & Rieck. Expiration date is June 1.
     
  466. Get your tickets for the Annual Spring Musical, "South Pacific"....opening this weekend. Tickets are available in the Development Office or at the door and are $10.00.
     
  467. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Reaferd & Marie Ellison, Kankakee - $50
     
  468. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Mr. Ken Klipp, Rose Aviles
     
  469. Get your tickets for the Annual Spring Musical, "South Pacific." Tickets are available in the Development Office or at the door and are $10.00. Come find out who sings and dances in a grass skirt and coconut bra...now that's priceless!!!
     
  470. Mrs. Ciaccio from Riverside Medical Center is looking for students to help put packets together. She needs help on Mar. 27 and 30, from after school until 5:00 p.m. She also needs help on Mar. 31, until 6:30 p.m. Service hours will be given. Please call Mrs. Ciaccio at 815-936-8891, if interested.
     
  471. The Kankakee Valley Park District and Splash Valley Aquatic Park are looking for honest, enthusiastic, dedicated individuals to join our rip-roaring team. Applications are now being accepted for the following positions...park services, umpires/referees, food service, admitting, lifeguards, day camp counselors, site attendants and site supervisors. Positions fill quickly! Enroll in the May 8, lifeguard class and receive a $10 reward upon completion of the course! All interested applicants should complete an application in our administrative offices at Bird Park or visit www.kvpd.com. Most positions are considered part-time seasonal employment.
     
  472. Don't forget...Spanish National Honor Society applications are due by March 30!!
     
  473. Coupons are available in the Deans' Office for a 10% discount on dance flower orders at Busse & Rieck. Expiration date is June 1.
     
  474. Students interested in earning service hours are invited to participate in a highway clean-up project at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, May 2. Students will meet on Rt. #17, by the County Health Department. The project should take only one hour. If interested, please see Mrs. Hermes in room #105.
     
  475. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Greg Fischer, Lombard, IL - $50
     
  476. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Linda Weigt, Gunnar Hansen
     
  477. Coupons are available in the Deans' Office for a 10% discount on dance flower orders at Busse & Rieck. Expiration date is June 1.
     
  478. Don't forget...Spanish National Honor Society applications are due by March 30!!
     
  479. Mrs. Ciaccio from Riverside Medical Center is looking for students to help put packets together. She needs help on Mar. 27 and 30, from after school until 5:00 p.m. She also needs help on Mar. 31, until 6:30 p.m. Service hours will be given. Please call Mrs. Ciaccio at 815-936-8891, if interested.
     
  480. The Kankakee Valley Park District and Splash Valley Aquatic Park are looking for honest, enthusiastic, dedicated individuals to join our rip-roaring team. Applications are now being accepted for the following positions...park services, umpires/referees, food service, admitting, lifeguards, day camp counselors, site attendants and site supervisors. Positions fill quickly! Enroll in the May 8, lifeguard class and receive a $10 reward upon completion of the course! All interested applicants should complete an application in our administrative offices at Bird Park or visit www.kvpd.com. Most positions are considered part-time seasonal employment.
     
  481. Get your tickets for the Annual Spring Musical, "South Pacific." Tickets are available in the Development Office or at the door and are $10.00. Come find out who sings and dances in a grass skirt and coconut bra...now that's priceless!!!
     
  482. To the cast, crew and orchestra of "South Pacific"....tech week starts tonight at Kankakee Jr. High School. If you are unable to help load or unload, please be there by 6:00 p.m. Curtain is at 7:00 p.m. Thanks to the generosity of several parents, you do not have to worry about dinner this week. Food will be provided, starting at 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
     
  483. Deacon Skelly needs help after school loading the truck to transfer set pieces to Kankakee Jr. High School. All available cast and crew members, please lend a hand! We unload at 4:00 p.m. There's a lot of work to do once we get to the stage!
     
  484. Girls' soccer will meet in room #109 (Mrs. Ostrowski's room) at 3:15 p.m., today. Girls should bring their gear in case we go outside. Practice ends at 5:00 p.m.
     
  485. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Donna Marcotte, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  486. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Donna Marcotte, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  487. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Alysia Regas
     
  488. Works by 3 Bishop Mac students are exhibited in the Juried High School Art Exhibition at KCC this month. Last night exhibiting students were recognized for their achievements and awards were given for exemplary works in four categories. In the photography category, Kristin Sanders was awarded a plaque and certificate of merit for her entry, entitled "ON POINT." The exhibit runs through March 26, and also includes a painted self-portrait by Annie Glazar, and a still life painting by Jillian Glazar. Congratulations, girls!!
     
  489. Girls, don't forget to get your reservations in for the Mother/Daughter Luncheon on April 5. Also, help is needed on Saturday, April 4, setting tables, cooking and decorating, and boys on Sunday, April 5, to help serve the luncheon. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help.
     
  490. St. George Fun Fair is looking for students to volunteer today. Service hours are available. Please call 815-939-3167, for more info.
     
  491. Congrats to Matt Kurzejka for his 3rd place finish at the Sectional WYSE competition. This advances him to State at the University of Illinois next month. Great job, Matt!!
     
  492. Taylor Boudreau and Sean Moody, please see Mrs. Hermes in room #105, ASAP.
     
  493. There are two sweatshirts in Campus Ministry left from last week's Kairos. If you are missing one, check it out. If you haven't brought in payment for the retreat, please do so at your earliest convenience so that Mrs. Bovie can take care of the bill.
     
  494. Clifton Central High School is offering a dress re-sale event this Saturday, March 21, from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., at the high school. More than 100 dresses have been collected which are suitable for Prom. Prices range from $10.00 to $300.00. Flyers with info are on the Mac Memo Board and the Guidance Office bulletin boards.
     
  495. J.P. Moore, Jaclyn Lowman and Kaytlin Burczak, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office today.
     
  496. The following Sophomore still needs to turn his basketball uniform in to Coach McLain: Justin Hunger.
     
  497. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Chris Skibbens, Bradley, today; Angel Lynch, Manteno, Saturday - $50; Hailey Porterfield, Essex, Sunday - $50
     
  498. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Steve Shomali, today; Dominique Salter, Saturday
     
  499. A rep from Blackburn College will be here on Monday, March 23, at homeroom in room #102. If interested in meeting with him, please get a pass from your homeroom teacher.
     
  500. FROM THE CAFETERIA....ALL CHARGES MUST BE PAID TODAY!!!
     
  501. Tickets are now on sale in the Development Office for the Spring Musical. Performances are next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Kankakee Jr. High auditorium. Don't miss out on seeing your friends in one of the most spectacular musicals ever produced here at Mac!!
     
  502. St. George Fun Fair is looking for students to volunteer on March 20. Service hours are available. Please call 815-939-3167, for more info.
     
  503. Girls' soccer practice will be from 3:15-5:00 p.m., at the soccer fields all this week.
     
  504. Girls, don't forget to get your reservations in for the Mother/Daughter Luncheon on April 5. Also, help is needed on Saturday, April 4, setting tables, cooking and decorating, and boys on Sunday, April 5, to help serve the luncheon. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help.
     
  505. The following Sophomores still need to turn their basketball uniforms in to Coach McLain: Mitch Gerth, Maurice Shoemaker, Chris Cluver, Zack Lewis and Justin Hunger.
     
  506. There are two sweatshirts in Campus Ministry left from last week's Kairos. If you are missing one, check it out. If you haven't brought in payment for the retreat, please do so at your earliest convenience so that Mrs. Bovie can take care of the bill.
     
  507. Clifton Central High School is offering a dress re-sale event this Saturday, March 21, from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., at the high school. More than 100 dresses have been collected which are suitable for Prom. Prices range from $10.00 to $300.00. Flyers with info are on the Mac Memo Board and the Guidance Office bulletin boards.
     
  508. Attention girls' soccer team....The Beecher soccer game has been changed to Saturday, March 28, at Beecher at 12:00 noon.
     
  509. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Keith & Anne Nicholson, Momence - $50
     
  510. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Megan O'Connor
     
  511. Attention softball players...practice has been changed today to River Road Park from 4:30-6:00 p.m. Anyone interested in batting practice may come early.
     
  512. The following Sophomores still need to turn their basketball uniforms in to Coach McLain: Mitch Gerth, Maurice Shoemaker, Chris Cluver, Zack Lewis and Justin Hunger.
     
  513. Girls, don't forget to get your reservations in for the Mother/Daughter Luncheon on April 5. Also, help is needed on Saturday, April 4, setting tables, cooking and decorating, and boys on Sunday, April 5, to help serve the luncheon. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help.
     
  514. Girls' soccer practice will be from 3:15-5:00 p.m., at the soccer fields all this week.
     
  515. St. George Fun Fair is looking for students to volunteer on March 20. Service hours are available. Please call 815-939-3167, for more info.
     
  516. Tickets are now on sale in the Development Office for the Spring Musical. Performances are next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Kankakee Jr. High auditorium. Don't miss out on seeing your friends in one of the most spectacular musicals ever produced here at Mac!!
     
  517. Clifton Central High School is offering a dress re-sale event this Saturday, March 21, from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., at the high school. More than 100 dresses have been collected which are suitable for Prom. Prices range from $10.00 to $300.00. Flyers with info are on the Mac Memo Board and the Guidance Office bulletin boards.
     
  518. Attention girls' soccer team....The Beecher soccer game has been changed to Saturday, March 28, at Beecher at 12:00 noon.
     
  519. Seno Formal Wear dropped off $30. discount cards for Prom tuxedos. Anyone who is interested may pick up the cards in the Deans' Office.
     
  520. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jennifer Mansberger, Momence - $50
     
  521. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Mrs. Terri Jones, Molly Ehrich
     
  522. Seno Formal Wear dropped off $30. discount cards for Prom tuxedos. Anyone who is interested may pick up the cards in the Deans' Office.
     
  523. Rocco Zinanni, please see Mrs. Hodak today!!! ALSO...new in the cafeteria today, try the Chicken Caesar Wrap with Bacon on Flatout Bread!!
     
  524. If you want to work stage crew for the upcoming Spring Musical, please see Sara Smietanski, or pick up information in the choir room right after school today. The program is going to press and we would like to include your name.
     
  525. Congrats to Belinda Schaafsma, Hillary Olszewski and Erica Tatum for being selected to the Daily Journal's All-Area Basketball Team. Pictures will be taken today at 10:00 a.m., at the Daily Journal. For more details, see Mr. Zinanni.
     
  526. Tickets are now on sale in the Development Office for the Spring Musical. Performances are next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Kankakee Jr. High auditorium. Don't miss out on seeing your friends in one of the most spectacular musicals ever produced here at Mac!!
     
  527. St. George Fun Fair is looking for students to volunteer on March 20. Service hours are available. Please call 815-939-3167, for more info.
     
  528. The following students need to see Mrs. Klonowski in room #116 sometime today: Dylan Lergner, Hannah Jurica, David Clark, Logan Boisvert, Colleen Smith, Collin Ryan, Ben Moss, Marc Blanchette, Jon Evans, Matt Wilk, Matt Kurzejka and Greg Macagba.
     
  529. Girls' soccer practice will be from 3:15-5:00 p.m., at the soccer fields all this week.
     
  530. The following Sophomores still need to turn their basketball uniforms in to Coach McLain: Mitch Gerth, Maurice Shoemaker, Chris Cluver, Zack Lewis and Justin Hunger.
     
  531. If you are interested in volunteer opportunities at Riverside Medical Center, please see the Guidance Office staff for information and an application.
     
  532. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Joanne Zancanaro, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  533. Tickets are now on sale in the Development Office for the Spring Musical. Performances are next Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Kankakee Jr. High auditorium. Don't miss out on seeing your friends in one of the most spectacular musicals ever produced here at Mac!!
     
  534. To the cast of "South Pacific"...tonight is the deadline to turn in your parent participation form to Deacon Skelly. We are looking for 100% participation in one way or another. All pit members, please check with Mr. Lafevor as far as your rehearsal schedule.
     
  535. Girls' soccer practice will be from 3:15-5:00 p.m., at the soccer fields all this week.
     
  536. There will be a very brief meeting immediately today in the Chorus Room for those wishing to work stage crew for the Spring Musical. Please come and pick up important information. We also need your t-shirt size.
     
  537. If you are interested in volunteer opportunities at Riverside Medical Center, please see the Guidance Office staff for information and an application.
     
  538. The following Sophomores still need to turn their basketball uniforms in to Coach McLain: Mitch Gerth, Maurice shoemaker, Chris Cluver, Zack Lewis and Justin Hunger.
     
  539. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Chris Skibbens, Bradley - $100
     
  540. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jamie Odette
     
  541. Girls' soccer practice today will be from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
     
  542. Any Sophomore or Junior with an interest in learning how to repair and maintain computer systems and networks, please see Mr. Thomas as soon as you can.
     
  543. A reminder to all students applying to be a Big Brother or Sister...applications are due in Miss LaMore's office by noon today.
     
  544. ACT AT MAC....The last session is this Saturday, 8:00-10:00 a.m. Post-test results will be distributed along with error analysis in each subject area. Be punctual!! Bring all materials!! Continue to get good rest and good nutrition before the session!! The April 4, ACT is just a few weeks away!
     
  545. If you can play guitar REALLY WELL, please see Senora Trevino today.
     
  546. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Nicole King, Kankakee, today - $50; Gina Kravitz, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Francine Gilliam, Manteno, Sunday - $50
     
  547. ACT AT MAC....The last session is this Saturday, 8:00-10:00 a.m. Post-test results will be distributed along with error analysis in each subject area. Be punctual!! Bring all materials!! Continue to get good rest and good nutrition before the session!! The April 4, ACT is just a few weeks away!
     
  548. If you can play guitar REALLY WELL, please see Senora Trevino this week.
     
  549. TODAY, Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here during homeroom in room #102. If you would like more information about this school, please take time to meet with their representative.
     
  550. There will be NO tennis practice today. Practice will continue on Friday at the regular time.
     
  551. A reminder to all students applying to be a Big Brother or Sister...applications are due in Miss LaMore's office by noon on Friday.
     
  552. Girls' soccer practice today will be from 3:15-5:00 p.m. This is a change from the original schedule.
     
  553. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: George Cuonzo, Watseka - $50
     
  554. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Mrs. Nancy Prince, Lindsey LeBeau
     
  555. Demetres Jones from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. On Thursday, Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here during homeroom in room #102. If you would like more information about either of these schools, please take time to meet with their representatives.
     
  556. There will be NO tennis practice today or Thursday. Practice will continue on Friday at the regular time.
     
  557. Attention Juniors! Big Brother and Sister applications are now available in the Development Office.
     
  558. If you can play guitar REALLY WELL, please see Senora Trevino this week.
     
  559. The girls' soccer team has pictures today. Please meet in the gym from 4:15-5:00 p.m. Practice will be from 6:00-8:00 p.m.
     
  560. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Tyler Villarreal, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  561. Ceile Calendar Winner - Julie Faber, Kankakee - $50
     
  562. There will be an informational meeting for any girl and her parents wishing to try out for the 2009-10 Dance Team on Tuesday, March 10, in the Clancy Room at 7:00 p.m.
     
  563. Scholastic Bowl players competing at the Reginal today in Peotone should be ready to depart this afternoon at 4:00. Please see Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo if you need more information.
     
  564. Demetres Jones from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale will be here on Wednesday, March 11, during homeroom in room 102 and on Thursday, Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here during homeroom in room 102. If you would like more information about either of these schools, please take time to meet with their representatives.
     
  565. Attention Juniors! Big Brother and Sister applications are now available in the Development Office.
     
  566. The following wrestlers were selected to the All-Area Wrestling Team and need to be at the Daily Journal for pictures on Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.: Mario Zinanni, Jon Young and Jameel High.
     
  567. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak in the cafeteria today: Taylor Boudreau, Joe Kunsch, Alex Henrich, Tyler Davis and Liz Davis. There will be no charges until further notice!!
     
  568. Congrats to the boys' and girls' track teams on their performances Saturday at the 20 team Illinois State University Invitational on Saturday. Matt Cyrier won the 400 meter dash and placed 2nd in the 800 meters. Kamerin Mitchell took 3rd place in the long jump and 8th in the 400. Aimee Sims placed 5th in the 800 and 6th in the 400. Garrett Wasson was 7th in the 1600 meter run and Katie Ryan was 10th in the high hurdles.
     
  569. Attention Business Club members: The meeting tomorrow will be held at Mayor Green's office in Kankakee at 7:45 a.m. It is where the old Kankakee Library used to be. Please talk to Matt Kurzejka if you need the address.
     
  570. There will be an informational meeting for any girl and her parents wishing to try out for the 2009-10 Dance Team on Tuesday, March 10, in the Clancy Room at 7:00 p.m.
     
  571. A huge congratulations to the Dance Team on their flawless routine this weekend at State. The girls placed second out of ten Single A teams. Way to go, girls! We are so proud of you!
     
  572. The following wrestlers were selected to the All-Area Wrestling Team and need to be at the Daily Journal for pictures on Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.: Mario Zinanni, Jon Young and Jameel High.
     
  573. Justin Marrier, please see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office ASAP!!
     
  574. Congrats to our music students who participated in the IHSA contest this past Saturday. 102 sweepstakes points were earned out of a possible 126. Students brought home 16 first place medals and 8 second place medals. Greg Macagba and Libby Rogers both received perfect scores.
     
  575. Attention Polar Plungers: You were awesome on Saturday....WAY TO GO!!! A stack of towels and other laundry items were left at the event and can be claimed in Mrs. Kinstner's room.
     
  576. Attention varsity girls' basketball players: Please come to the Development Office right after announcements today to see Mrs. Weigt.
     
  577. Girls' soccer practice will be from 6:00-8:00 p.m., today in the gym.
     
  578. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Donita Fox, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  579. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Heather Harrington, Bryce LaMore, Zachary Duffield, Cameron Wilcoxon
     
  580. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak in the cafeteria today: Drew Villagomez, Taylor Boudreau, Joe Kunsch and Alex Henrich. Anyone who charged their lunch yesterday must also pay today. There will be no charges until further notice!!
     
  581. Riverside Fitness Center is in need of a swim instructor. Applicants must be life guard certified. See Miss LaMore for all the details.
     
  582. Best wishes to all of our Chorus and Band students who will be competing on Saturday at the IHSA State Solo and Ensemble competition at Clifton High School. Participants are reminded to check their performance times and make time for rehearsal today.
     
  583. Congrats to the newly inducted members of the National Honor Society, and to the officers they have elected for the 2009-10 school year: Secretary, Moira Martin; Vice-President, Matt Kurzejka; President, Emily Themer. Thanks too, to Mrs. Larson and to the faculty members who attended last night's ceremony, and to the official photographer, Mr. Frogge.
     
  584. Attention Juniors: Big Brother/Sister applications are now being accepted. Please stop by the Development Office to pick yours up.
     
  585. Best of luck to the Dance Team as they compete for the State Championship title in Single A Hip Hop on Sunday at 8:30 a.m., at the Peoria Civic Center. You are an awesome team and let's show them what you've got!!
     
  586. The YMCA is hosting a co-ed volleyball tournament for high school ages and older on Saturday, March 14. For rules and sign-up, please see Miss LaMore.
     
  587. The girls' soccer team will practice today at the soccer field from 3:15-5:00 p.m. Also, practice on Saturday will be from 1:00-2:30 p.m., in the Mac gym.
     
  588. Attention all Sophomore boys' basketball players: Uniforms need to be turned in to Coach McLain by the end of the day TODAY!!
     
  589. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Charlie & Mary Denault, Kankakee, today - $50; Elmira Wilkey, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Deb Groth, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  590. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Kamerin Mitchell, today; David Flageole, Gabby LaMore, Saturday; Mr. Rich Zinanni, Ryan Blake, Tyler Arseneau, Sunday
     
  591. Riverside Fitness Center is in need of a swim instructor. Applicants must be life guard certified. See Miss LaMore for all the details.
     
  592. The YMCA is hosting a co-ed volleyball tournament for high school ages and older on Saturday, March 14. For rules and sign-up, please see Miss LaMore.
     
  593. Father Pighini will be here from 10:50 a.m., until 12:00 noon today to hear confessions. The reconciliation room is in Campus Ministry. Examinations of conscience will also be in Campus Ministry. Students wanting to receive the sacrament should come to room #102, after announcements. Please take advantage of this opportunity to receive God's mercy.
     
  594. Sixteen year old blood donors are reminded that they WILL NOT be able to donate tomorrow without a completed parental consent form. Forms are available in Mrs. Duffy's office and should be turned in to Mrs. Kinstner ASAP!!
     
  595. Attention Varsity Scholastic Bowl team members: Practice will be held today after school. also, please sign up today to compete in the Scholastic Bowl Regional which will be held next Tuesday at Peotone. With Kairos next week, the team may be playing short-handed, so let Mrs. Linneman know if you can compete.
     
  596. Attention all Sophomore boys' basketball players: Uniforms need to be turned in to Coach McLain by the end of the week. Two days, gentlemen!!!
     
  597. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak in the cafeteria today: Drew Villagomez, Zac Lawler, Taylor Boudreau, Joe Kunsch, Alex Henrich and Olivia Butcher.
     
  598. The girls' soccer team will practice today at the soccer field from 3:15-5:00 p.m. Also, practice on Saturday will be from 1:00-2:30 p.m., in the Mac gym.
     
  599. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Mark Allen, Kankakee - $50
     
  600. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Zach Lawler, Michael Rosenow
     
  601. Congrats to Belinda Schaafsma on being selected to the 2009 Illinois Basketball Coaches Association First Team All-State! Taylor Weigt, Hillary Olszewski and Erika Tatum were also selected to the 2009 Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Special Mention All-State. Great job, ladies, and thanks for your contributions to the girls' basketball program!!!
     
  602. Attention all senior girls' basketball players: Please turn in ALL uniforms to Coach Weigt by the end of the school day on Friday.
     
  603. The YMCA is hosting a co-ed volleyball tournament for high school ages and older on Saturday, March 14. For rules and sign-up, please see Miss LaMore.
     
  604. National Honor Society senior members and junior inductees...there is a mandatory practice tonight for tomorrow's ceremony immediately after school in room #105. Please be prompt!
     
  605. A rep from Rockford College will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. This is a small, private four-year liberal arts school in Rockford, IL. If interested, please take time to meet with their rep and get more information.
     
  606. Attention all Sophomore boys' basketball players: Uniforms need to be turned in to Coach McLain by the end of the week. Three days, gentlemen!!!
     
  607. All boys going on Kairos 30 are asked to see Mrs. Bovie in Campus Ministry right after school today for a five minute meeting.
     
  608. The girls' soccer team has practice from 6:00-8:00 p.m., tonight in the gym.
     
  609. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Dave & Margaret Sula, Herscher - $50
     
  610. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Christine Foster, Anne Glazar, Logan Boisvert, Samantha Ochoa, Parker Ciaccio
     
  611. To 16 year olds planning on donating blood: you must turn in a complete parental consent form to Mrs. Kinstner in order to donate. Forms are available in Mrs. Duffy's office, or in the Doyle Lab. If you haven't signed up yet to donate, please do so with Mrs. Kinstner today.
     
  612. Congrats to the Irish Varsity Scholastic Bowl Team, who won the KCC Matchpoints Tournament on Friday. The team defeated Donovan, Grant Park and Iroquois West on their way to the championship round where they defeated Kankakee H.S. The starting four for the last two rounds, consisting of Matt Kurzejka, Jared St. John, Aaron DeGroot and Jeanine Sims, combined to answer 57 questions correctly for the day. Special congrats go to Sophomore, Aaron DeGroot, who played varsity for the first time, and also to Matt Kurzejka, who broke the tie on the final question in the championship round by correctly answering an Algebra question to win the match and the tournament for McNamara!!
     
  613. Freshman baseball tryouts will be TODAY at 4:30 p.m., in the gym.
     
  614. A former graduate has called to find out if anyone would be interested in babysitting occasionally for three little girls, ages 4,2 and 2 months. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  615. Attention all Sophomore boys' basketball players: Uniforms need to be turned in to Coach McLain by the end of the week. Four days, gentlemen!!!
     
  616. A rep from Rockford College will be here tomorrow, March 4, during homeroom in room #102. This is a small, private four-year liberal arts school in Rockford, IL. If interested, please take time to meet with their rep and get more information.
     
  617. National Honor Society senior members and Jr. inductees: You have a mandatory practice tomorrow immediately after school in room #105. Please be prompt!
     
  618. Attention Jr. Varsity baseball players....practice will be from 4:00-5:30 p.m., today.
     
  619. To all Solo & Ensemble participants: Please pick up your info packet for Saturday's contest today outside the Chorus Room or during your rehearsal. All vocal participants should see Deacon Skelly during some part of their lunch hour today for Solo & Ensemble rehearsal.
     
  620. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Ira & Catherine Lawless, Kankakee - $50
     
  621. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Ellie DeSelm, Cassie LeBeau, Haley Andrews, Hayley Coash, Jordan Coash
     
  622. Tryouts for softball are this coming Monday and Tuesday at the new softball building on Commerce Drive (right behind Pay Trucking). Tryouts are from 4:30-6:30 p.m., both nights. Any questions, please see Mr. Zinanni.
     
  623. There will be no practice for the boys' tennis team on Monday, Mar. 2. Practice will officially start on Tuesday, Mar. 3, at Cobb Park after school.
     
  624. A former graduate has called to find out if anyone would be interested in babysitting occasionally for three little girls, ages 4,2 and 2 months. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  625. Jostens will return TODAY after school for those who did not pick up graduation items on Tuesday.
     
  626. The regular registration deadline for the April 4, ACT exam is TODAY!! JUNIORS...if you plan to take the ACT in April, you should register NOW!!!
     
  627. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak today: Drew Villagomez, Andrew Froning, Logan Boisvert, Joe Kunsch, Zac Lawler and Ashlee Addison. Anyone who charged their lunch yesterday must also pay today. There will be no charges until further notice!
     
  628. Donate blood...get a free t-shirt!! You must sign up with Mrs. Kinstner before the end of the day Tuesday to get your appointment. Students who do not sign up for an appointment time WILL NOT be allowed to donate. Sixteen year olds, don't forget to get your parental consent forms from Mrs. Duffy.
     
  629. Seniors who plan to participate in the Polar Plunge next Saturday and didn't see Mrs. Kinstner after school yesterday, need to get an information packet from her today in order to register officially.
     
  630. SENIORS who were invited to work at the Blood Drive...this is your only reminder that Mrs. Kinstner needs your blood drive worker permission slips TODAY. Failure to turn in your form by the end of the day will result in your position being filled by someone else.
     
  631. Freshman baseball tryouts will be Tuesday, March 3, at 4:30 p.m., in the gym.
     
  632. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Erika Kane, St. Anne, today - $50; Ron & Joanne Grubbs, St. Anne, Saturday - $50; Tammy Orr, Watseka, Sunday - $50; Donna Vollmer, Bourbonnais, Monday - $100
     
  633. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Justin Crawford, today; Courtney Taylor, Saturday; Matt Liesse, Kelsey Luedtke, Monday
     
  634. A former graduate has called to find out if anyone would be interested in babysitting occasionally for three little girls, ages 4,2 and 2 months. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  635. Any student interested in donating blood at Bishop Mac's Blood Drive next Friday should see Mrs. Kinstner to sign up. Student donors must be 17 years of age to legally donate (or 16 yrs. old with parent consent - forms available in Mrs. Duffy's office). Spread the word to your parents who are also welcome anytime on Friday. ALL STUDENT DONORS WILL RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT. More info is available on the Mac Student Council website.
     
  636. To the cast members of "South Pacific", due to registration being held in the cafeteria tonight, rehearsal will be held upstairs. We will start at 6:30 p.m., and pick up where we left off last night. All cast members are expected to be in attendance.
     
  637. All Seniors planning on taking the (Polar) Plunge next Saturday need to meet Mrs. Kinstner in the Doyle Lab (#21) right after school today.
     
  638. The regular registration deadline for the April 4, ACT exam is this Friday, Feb. 27. JUNIORS...if you plan to take the ACT in April, you should register NOW!!!
     
  639. Graduation is just around the corner!! Jostens will return on Friday, Feb. 27, after school for those who did not pick up graduation items on Tuesday.
     
  640. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Tom & Sheri Cavender, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  641. Any student interested in donating blood at Bishop Mac's Blood Drive next Friday should see Mrs. Kinstner to sign up. Student donors must be 17 years of age to legally donate (or 16 yrs. old with parent consent - forms available in Mrs. Duffy's office). Spread the word to your parents who are also welcome anytime on Friday. ALL STUDENT DONORS WILL RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT. More info is available on the Mac Student Council website.
     
  642. The regular registration deadline for the April 4, ACT exam is this Friday, Feb. 27. JUNIORS...if you plan to take the ACT in April, you should register NOW!!!
     
  643. Graduation is just around the corner!! Jostens will return on Friday, Feb. 27, after school for those who did not pick up graduation items on Tuesday.
     
  644. A charger for an electronic device is missing from the college reference room in the Guidance Office. It is very important to the owner and expensive to replace. If you know its whereabouts, please return it to the Guidance Office. No questions asked!
     
  645. Attention all students: McNamara is hosting the boys' Regional basketball tournament this evening. Our locker rooms will be closed today at 4:30 p.m., for participating teams. Please make sure you have everything put in lockers and locked up. Tonight's schedule is: Manteno vs. Seton Academy @ 6:00 p.m.; McNamara vs. Momence @ 8:00 p.m. Please come out and support the Irish!!!
     
  646. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Joe Franco, Jr., Burr Ridge, IL - $50
     
  647. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! James Williams, Lydia Neeley
     
  648. The Lady Irish girls' basketball team finished their season last night. The Irish end their 2008-09 campaign with a record of 19-11. Congratulations on another Elite Eight finish! A special congrats to the senior members of the team for their commitment and dedication to the girls' basketball program. Hillary Olszewski, Taylor Weigt, Kaytlin Burczak, Megan O'Connor and Jaclyn Lowman all should be proud of their leadership and competitive spirit that they displayed on a daily basis. Great season and great careers!!
     
  649. It's Mardi Gras!! Do you know the secret word?? It's in French and you will find the progressive list in hallways during the day today. The contest starts right now. The secret phrase for first hour is "pamplemousse" (pronounced pomp-le-moose). Say "pamplemousse" to the right person (faculty or student) and you will receive a prize. Check for the rest of the secret phrases every hour throughout the day. Go ahead and say it: "pamplemousse!" What does it mean? Only the Shadow knows for sure!
     
  650. Today is Mardi Gras, a day that is celebrated around the world, even here at Bishop Mac. Mardi Gras, meaning Fat Tuesday, celebrates the carnival or meat-eating days before Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent, a time of reverence, reflection and atonement. Before Lent starts, you can treat yourself to some Mardi Gras and New Orleans style goodies at lunch, prepared specially by Mrs. Hodak, or you can buy a mini cream puff pastry from a French student. And, don't forget to wear your beads today.
     
  651. Any student interested in donating blood at Bishop Mac's Blood Drive next Friday should see Mrs. Kinstner to sign up. Student donors must be 17 years of age to legally donate (or 16 yrs. old with parent consent - forms available in Mrs. Duffy's office). Spread the word to your parents who are also welcome anytime on Friday. ALL STUDENT DONORS WILL RECEIVE A FREE T-SHIRT. More info is available on the Mac Student Council website.
     
  652. A charger for an electronic device is missing from the college reference room in the Guidance Office. It is very important to the owner and expensive to replace. If you know its whereabouts, please return it to the Guidance Office. No questions asked!
     
  653. Graduation is just around the corner!! Jostens will be in the cafeteria at lunch hours TODAY to distribute graduation products. They return on Friday, Feb. 27, after school for those who did not pick up items on Tuesday.
     
  654. The regular registration deadline for the April 4, ACT exam is this Friday, Feb. 27. JUNIORS...if you plan to take the ACT in April, you should register NOW!!!
     
  655. CEILE CALENDAR: Michael Staniszeski, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  656. Sixteen Mac students competed in the ICTM Regional Math Contest on Saturday at Parkland College. The team placed 4th place overall, only 19 points behind third place. They brought home four plaques and six medallions in various categories. Eight students have qualified for the State competition which will be held in April. Winners were: Scott Korthals, Austin Herman, Brett Buttle, Josie Dexter, Michelle Riechers, Jennifer Ostrowski, Nate Hoekstra, Cody Randolph, Jared St. John, Patty Chavez, Sarah Rivard, Desiree Hays, Matt Kurzejka, Sarah Olofsson, Emily Themer and Elizabeth Ostrowski.
     
  657. Congratulations to Coach Dave Zinanni and wrestlers, Jon Young and Mario Zinanni, on winning State championships over the weekend. In front of a large McNamara following, Jon and Mario became the 10th and 11th individual State wrestling champions. Way to go, Irish!!!
     
  658. Any boy going out for baseball this year, and is not currently on the basketball team, has a meeting after school today in room #102.
     
  659. Representatives from Western Illinois University in Macomb and the University of Wisconsin in Platteville will be here TODAY in room #102. If you would like to have more info about these schools and the programs that they offer, please come to this meeting.
     
  660. Track practice begins tonight after school. Athletes should meet in senior hall at 3:00 p.m.
     
  661. Graduation is just around the corner!! Jostens will be in the cafeteria at lunch hours on Tuesday, Feb. 24, to distribute graduation products. They return on Friday, Feb. 27, after school for those who did not pick up items on Tuesday.
     
  662. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak in the cafeteria today: Drew Villagomez, Liz Davis, Alex VanDehey, Andrew Froning, Henry Battrell, Peter Ortega, Logan Boisvert, Ben Moss, Devon Mazur, Joe Kunsch, Sean Moody and Matt Wilk. All charges must be paid today. No other charges will be allowed until all are paid.
     
  663. Good luck to the girls' basketball team as they travel to Elgin Community College for tonight's Super-Sectional game with the Lady Highlanders from Addison Driscoll. Tip-off is 7:30 p.m. The winner of tonight's game will advance to the IHSA State Finals this weekend.
     
  664. Don't forget to wear your Mardi Gras beads today and tomorrow. Beads are available in six gorgeous colors, but especially green and gold today. Wear them proudly at the Supersectional game tonight.
     
  665. The varsity Matchpoints Team will practice today and Thursday after school.
     
  666. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Avis Ader, Kankakee - $100
     
  667. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Robert McLaren, Andrew Stevens
     
  668. Congrats to the girls' basketball team on their 59-48 victory over Elgin St. Edward last night. The Lady Irish advance to Mon. night's Super-Sectional contest at Elgin Community College. Tip-off is set for 7:30 p.m. The Lady Irish will take on the Lady Highlanders from Addison Driscoll. Congrats to Taylor Weigt on advancing in the Country Companies 3 point Shootout in Bloomington. Taylor will be one of 64 players shooting in next weekend's IHSA State Finals. Tickets for Mon. night's game can be picked up from Mrs. Duffy; they are $8.00 each.
     
  669. Tomorrow's freshmen boys' basketball game is cancelled due to the weather. It will be made up next Thursday, here at 5:00.
     
  670. Do you have any jeans that you are not using? Mrs. Bovie is collecting slightly worn jeans to donate for homeless teens in the Jeans for Teens Program. Please drop off jeans by TODAY in Campus Ministry.
     
  671. The U.S. Forest Service is recruiting high school students to work on their youth crew at the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie this summer in Wilmington. The job lasts 8 weeks beginning on June 8, and pays minimum wage for 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. You must be 15 and not older than 18. Please see Mr. Wall or Mr. Raiche in Guidance for information/applications. The deadline to apply is Monday, March 2, 2009.
     
  672. What is Christ calling me to do with my life? You can get help with the answer to this question plus food and friendship at: "Girls Night Out/Guys Night Out." Please see the flyers around school, askl your religion teacher or check with the Campus Ministry or Guidance Office for more info.
     
  673. A white (with black mixed in) fur jacket in a mesh laundry bag has been left in the Guidance Office for some time. Please come to claim it or it will become Mrs. Wall's next birthday present!
     
  674. Graduation is just around the corner!! Jostens will be in the cafeteria at lunch hours on Tuesday, Feb. 24, to distribute graduation products. They return on Friday, Feb. 27, after school for those who did not pick up items on Tuesday.
     
  675. Junior National Honor Society candidates are reminded that forms are now overdue.
     
  676. Thanks to French II students for providing the "goodies" for breakfast for French Club this morning. It's officially Mardi Gras season, so you know what that means; it's time to wear your beads!! Beautiful New Orleans Mardi Gras beads in 6 different colors are available in the French Room or during lunches today for the low, low price of $.25 per necklace.
     
  677. Scholastic Bowl players competing in the Masonic Tournament tomorrow should be in the Mac parking lot for a 7:00 a.m., departure. The team is playing short-handed, so please see Mrs. Linneman TODAY if you won't be able to compete.
     
  678. Representatives from Western Illinois University in Macomb and the University of Wisconsin in Platteville will be here on Monday, Feb. 23, in room #102. If you would like to have more info about these schools and the programs that they offer, please come to this meeting.
     
  679. If anyone borrowed the CD player from Campus Ministry, please return it.
     
  680. Attention all track athletes: Track practice begins on Monday for all those planning on participating in this year's program. Please be prepared to go outside, so pack that athletic bag up for any possible weather conditions.
     
  681. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Mary Cardenas, Frankfort, IL, today - $50; Jimmy Holmes, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Frank Kincs, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  682. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Josh Belisle, today; Jennifer Storer, Sunday
     
  683. There will be NO rehearsal for "South Pacific" tonight. All cast members are to report on Monday at the usual time. We will be off script.
     
  684. Lady Irish Basketball Fans: There will be a white-out tonight at Plano High School. Please wear your white-out t-shirts and come out to support our girls' basketball team as they will take on the Lady Green Wave from Elgin St. Edward High School for an IHSA Sectional championship. Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. St. Edward's is only 15 minutes from Plano, so they will have a strong, vocal student body contingent at the game. Let's show them that we can come out and support our team as well. Good luck, ladiws!!!
     
  685. Graduation is just around the corner!! Jostens will be in the cafeteria at lunch hours on Tuesday, Feb. 24, to distribute graduation products. They return on Friday, Feb. 27, after school for those who did not pick up items on Tuesday.
     
  686. Students, don't forget to make your reservations for the Mystery Dinner Theatre this Friday, Feb. 20, at 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. The cost is $18.00 per person which covers the play and a delicious lasagna dinner served at your table during the play. Mrs. Jackson is still in need of servers for both evenings. Please see her if you can help or if you need tickets.
     
  687. Do you have any jeans that you are not using? Mrs. Bovie is collecting slightly worn jeans to donate for homeless teens in the Jeans for Teens Program. Please drop off jeans by Friday, Feb. 20, in Campus Ministry.
     
  688. Any student looking for a part-time job this summer working with the Chicago Bears Camp, please see Mr. Zinanni during lunch hours today.
     
  689. There will be a Blarney Stone meeting immediately following school TODAY in room #115.
     
  690. All track athletes....mandatory everyday practice begins on Monday. Please come prepared to go outside everyday!!
     
  691. The U.S. Forest Service is recruiting high school students to work on their youth crew at the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie this summer in Wilmington. The job lasts 8 weeks beginning on June 8, and pays minimum wage for 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. You must be 15 and not older than 18. Please see Mr. Wall or Mr. Raiche in Guidance for information/applications. The deadline to apply is Monday, March 2, 2009.
     
  692. What is Christ calling me to do with my life? You can get help with the answer to this question plus food and friendship at: "Girls Night Out/Guys Night Out." Please see the flyers around school, askl your religion teacher or check with the Campus Ministry or Guidance Office for more info.
     
  693. A white (with black mixed in) fur jacket in a mesh laundry bag has been left in the Guidance Office for some time. Please come to claim it or it will become Mrs. Wall's next birthday present!
     
  694. Attention Scholastic Bowl varsity players: Mrs. Linneman needs to know TODAY who is competing at the Masonic Tournament on Saturday.
     
  695. Attention Seniors interested in going to KCC....Justin LaReau will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. He will have both scholarship information and financial aid information. Please try to come to this important meeting if you plan to attend KCC.
     
  696. The Tag Team will meet TODAY at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. All are welcome.
     
  697. Mrs. Bovie's 7th hour study hall should report to the cafeteria today.
     
  698. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Kevin & Debbie Mussman, Grant Park - $50
     
  699. Students with cafeteria charges are reminded to pay them as soon as possible!!
     
  700. There will be NO Student Council meeting today.
     
  701. Do you have any jeans that you are not using? Mrs. Bovie is collecting slightly worn jeans to donate for homeless teens in the Jeans for Teens Program. Please drop off jeans by Friday, Feb. 20, in Campus Ministry.
     
  702. Students, don't forget to make your reservations for the Mystery Dinner Theatre this Friday, Feb. 20, at 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. The cost is $18.00 per person which covers the play and a delicious lasagna dinner served at your table during the play. Mrs. Jackson is still in need of servers for both evenings. Please see her if you can help or if you need tickets.
     
  703. What is Christ calling me to do with my life? You can get help with the answer to this question plus food and friendship at: "Girls Night Out/Guys Night Out." Please see the flyers around school, askl your religion teacher or check with the Campus Ministry or Guidance Office for more info.
     
  704. Everyone going out for track this spring is reminded that mandatory, everyday practice begins on Monday.
     
  705. The U.S. Forest Service is recruiting high school students to work on their youth crew at the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie this summer in Wilmington. The job lasts 8 weeks beginning on June 8, and pays minimum wage for 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. You must be 15 and not older than 18. Please see Mr. Wall or Mr. Raiche in Guidance for information/applications. The deadline to apply is Monday, March 2, 2009.
     
  706. Attention Seniors interested in going to KCC....Justin LaReau will be here on Thursday, 2/19, during homeroom in room #102. He will have both scholarship information and financial aid information. Please try to come to this important meeting if you plan to attend KCC.
     
  707. The Tag Team will meet tomorrow, Thursday, at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. All are welcome.
     
  708. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Ora Lee O'Keefe, Manteno - $50
     
  709. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Lauren Berghouse, Paityn Akerman
     
  710. Varsity Scholastic Bowl players competing in the Mason Tournament on Saturday are asked to sign up in Mrs. Linneman's room today or Wednesday. Regular practice will NOT be held this week, but players in the Masonic tournament need to keep posted for announcements regarding departure time on Saturday.
     
  711. Students, don't forget to make your reservations of the Mystery Dinner Theatre this Friday and Saturday, Feb. 20 & 21, at 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. The cost is $18.00 per person which covers the play and a delicious lasagna dinner served at your table during the play. Mrs. Jackson is still in need of servers for both evenings. Please see her if you can help or if you need tickets.
     
  712. To all vocal solo and ensemble students....please make yourself available for rehearsal during your study halls and lunch periods.
     
  713. What is Christ calling me to do with my life? You can get help with the answer to this question plus food and friendship at: "Girls Night Out/Guys Night Out." Please see the flyers around school, askl your religion teacher or check with the Campus Ministry or Guidance Office for more info.
     
  714. Do you have any jeans that you are not using? Mrs. Bovie is collecting slightly worn jeans to donate for homeless teens in the Jeans for Teens Program. Please drop off jeans by Friday, Feb. 20, in Campus Ministry.
     
  715. It is important that all boys who are not presently involved in a sport and plan on playing tennis this spring plan on meeting TODAY after school in the cafeteria. At this time, the coaches will give out necessary information about the practice times and requirements. Any freshman or sophomore who have never attempted to play tennis and would like to give it a try is welcome. Freshman and sophomore players are needed!
     
  716. Congrats to the girls' basketball team on their 56-33 victory over Peotone last night. The win advances the Lady Irish to the Sectional championship that will be played at Plano H.S., Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Lady Irish will take on the Lady Wave of Elgin St. Edward. congrats to Taylor Weigt on advancing in the 3 point shooting contest. We would like this game to be a continuation of the white-out. Please come out and support the girls and wear your white GO IRISH t-shirts.
     
  717. Any student who has a track phone, please see Mrs. Jackson for a great deal. First come, first served!
     
  718. Congrats to the Dance Team on their 1st place victory at Peotone H.S., on Saturday. Great job, girls!!
     
  719. Attention Seniors interested in going to KCC....Justin LaReau will be here on Thursday, 2/19, during homeroom in room #102. He will have both scholarship information and financial aid information. Please try to come to this important meeting if you plan to attend KCC>
     
  720. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Janet Carr, Kankakee - $50
     
  721. Ben Moss and Michael Breault, please see Mrs. Bovie right now!
     
  722. Do you have any jeans that you are not using? Mrs. Bovie is collecting slightly worn jeans to donate for homeless teens in the Jeans for Teens Program. Please drop off jeans by Friday, Feb. 20, in Campus Ministry.
     
  723. Winter Ball is this Saturday night, Feb. 14, from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Tickets are now available during lunch hours. Cost is $12. for a single and $25. a couple.
     
  724. ACT at Mac!! Post-test is this Friday at 7:45 a.m., SHARP!! Last chance to test yourself before the real deal on April 4. Get some rest, exercise and eat a healthy breakfast! Check the website for more info.
     
  725. It is important that all boys who are not presently involved in a sport and plan on playing tennis this spring plan on meeting Tuesday, Feb. 17, after school in the cafeteria. At this time, the coaches will give out necessary information about the practice times and requirements. Any freshman or sophomore who have never attempted to play tennis and would like to give it a try is welcome. Freshman and sophomore players are needed!
     
  726. Attention Seniors/Parents of Seniors: The FAFSA form is the starting point for all college financial aid - need AND merit-based. Applying online is the fastest way to get results. The Guidance Office has available a supply of "FAFSA on the Web" worksheets to aid in this process.
     
  727. Attention cast members of "South Pacific"......although there is no school on Monday, please check the rehearsal schedule to see if you are required to be here at 6:30 p.m., for rehearsal.
     
  728. Congratulations to the girls' basketball team on their 70-24 victory over Herscher last night!! The Lady Irish will take on the Lady Coalers from Coal City tonight at 7:30 p.m. Congrats to Hillary Olszewski and Taylor Weigt on advancing in the 3 point contest! They will shoot at 6:45 p.m.
     
  729. Good luck to the Dance Team on their last regular competition of the season at Peotone High School this Saturday. Performance time is 10:45 a.m. Come and cheer the girls on!!
     
  730. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Miguel Hizon, M.D., Kankakee, today - $50; Jerry Cashley, Sr., Charlotte, MI, Friday - $50; Matt Mickler, Manteno, Saturday - $500; Denise Fecke, Bonfield, Sunday; Vince Henrisey, Bourbonnais, Monday - $100
     
  731. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Dave Raiche, Pat McClain, Lauren Faber, James Slavin, today, Mr. Walt Wall, Sunday
     
  732. Good luck to the Lady Irish as they will host Herscher in the IHSA Regional Semi-Final tonight. The girls will be playing the 6:00 p.m. game. This will also be the girls' version of the white-out night.
     
  733. Thanks to everyone who helped to make last night's grade school event a success!!
     
  734. Winter Ball is this Saturday night, Feb. 14, from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Tickets are now available during lunch hours. Cost is $12. for a single and $25. a couple.
     
  735. ACT at Mac!! Post-test is this Friday at 7:45 a.m., SHARP!! Last chance to test yourself before the real deal on April 4. Get some rest, exercise and eat a healthy breakfast! Check the website for more info.
     
  736. It is important that all boys who are not presently involved in a sport and plan on playing tennis this spring plan on meeting Tuesday, Feb. 17, after school in the cafeteria. At this time, the coaches will give out necessary information about the practice times and requirements. Any freshman or sophomore who have never attempted to play tennis and would like to give it a try is welcome. Freshman and sophomore players are needed!
     
  737. Congrats to both boys' teams on their victories last night! Good Luck to the Lady Irish tonight! Thanks to everyone for their help and support of BMCHS last night! It was a great white out! Thank you!!!
     
  738. Attention Juniors!!! Interested in biophysics, biochemistry, immunology or pharmacology?? How about a $2,000. stipend for 8 weeks of cancer research this summer? Please see Mr. Raiche for information on a remarkable opportunity for the right person.
     
  739. Attention Seniors/Parents of Seniors: The FAFSA form is the starting point for all college financial aid - need AND merit-based. Applying online is the fastest way to get results. The Guidance Office has available a supply of "FAFSA on the Web" worksheets to aid in this process.
     
  740. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Therese Cardosi, St. Anne - $50
     
  741. All guys dancing with the Poms tonight for Senior Night....please meet in the cafeteria at 6:30 p.m.
     
  742. Don't forget to wear your free white-out shirt to tonight's game!!
     
  743. Tonight is Grade School Night! Tell all your grade school friends to be here between 6-7 p.m.
     
  744. There will be Green Key meetings during lunch hours today.
     
  745. ACT at Mac!! Post-test is this Friday at 7:45 a.m., SHARP!! Last chance to test yourself before the real deal on April 4. Get some rest, exercise and eat a healthy breakfast! Check the website for more info.
     
  746. Attention Seniors/Parents of Seniors: The FAFSA form is the starting point for all college financial aid - need AND merit-based. Applying online is the fastest way to get results. The Guidance Office has available a supply of "FAFSA on the Web" worksheets to aid in this process.
     
  747. Any member of the cross country team who can help at the cross country table tonight at Grade School Night should see Coach Klipp sometime today.
     
  748. Attention Juniors!!! Interested in biophysics, biochemistry, immunology or pharmacology?? How about a $2,000. stipend for 8 weeks of cancer research this summer? Please see Mr. Raiche for information on a remarkable opportunity for the right person.
     
  749. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Therese Schultz, Kankakee - $50
     
  750. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Gregory Macagba, Nicholas Francoeur
     
  751. Boys' basketball practice for today is: Varsity at 2:45 p.m.; Sophomores at 3:00 p.m.
     
  752. Attention Juniors!!! Interested in biophysics, biochemistry, immunology or pharmacology?? How about a $2,000. stipend for 8 weeks of cancer research this summer? Please see Mr. Raiche for information on a remarkable opportunity for the right person.
     
  753. Attention Scholastic Bowl team members: The league tournament will be held tomorrow at St. Laurence. Anyone planning to participate should sign up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo today. This is the last competition for J.v. for the year, although varsity has 3 more competition dates. Mrs. Linneman should be back from Chicago today in time for varsity practice.
     
  754. There will be a Future Business Leaders meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, at 8:00 a.m., in Mr. Brown's room.
     
  755. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Luis Xavier Parra, Kankakee - $100
     
  756. The Pledge for Life Funathon is Sunday, Feb. 15, at O.N.U. Volunteers are needed for this event. If interested, please see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  757. The following students are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today: Jonathan Boudreau, Jon Young, Mario Zinanni, Ben Moss, Sean Moody, Greg Macagba, Sam Ekhoff, Marc Blanchette, Steve Lalich, Michael Breault, Jeff Bracken and Mike Donath.
     
  758. ACT PREP AT MAC CONTINUES!! Please make a commitment this week to BE EARLY for the sessions. ID's will be checked along with all materials.Students in the ACT Prep Course are reminded to check the announcements online prior to Saturday!!
     
  759. After a slow start, we ended last night's Phonathon with the targeted $25,000, bringing our total so far to $123,955. We still have some calls to make on Sunday and some mailings, so this has become a great year for the Phonathon. A special thanks goes to all the students who worked so hard for their school.
     
  760. ALL students must pay off their charges today. Stephanie Tyson, Alex Henrich and James Williams must see Mrs. Hodak today. There will be NO charges allowed until all charges are paid!!
     
  761. Attention cheerleaders: There will be a brief meeting today from 5:30-6:00p.m., in the balcony.
     
  762. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Barbara Ciaccio, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Dave Means, Minneapolis, MN, Saturday - $50; Fibre Drum Co., Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  763. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Derek O'Connor, Hannah Wiley, Saturday; Corie Allen, Sunday
     
  764. ACT PREP AT MAC CONTINUES!! Please make a commitment this week to BE EARLY for the sessions. ID's will be checked along with all materials.Students in the ACT Prep Course are reminded to check the announcements online prior to Saturday!!
     
  765. The following students are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today: Jonathan Boudreau, Jon Young, Mario Zinanni, Ben Moss, Sean Moody, Greg Macagba, Sam Ekhoff, Marc Blanchette, Steve Lalich, Michael Breault, Jeff Bracken and Mike Donath.
     
  766. Thanks to all who helped with Tuesday night's Phonathon!! $34,355., was pledged. A special thanks to all the student callers!!
     
  767. Next week Mac will hold "White Out" Nights at both the boys' and girls' basketball games. All Mac students will be given a FREE "White Out" t-shirt. In order to get your t-shirt, you must sign up today during your lunch hour. This is the final day to sign up, shirts will be distributed on Monday. For all details, visit the school website.
     
  768. The Pledge for Life Funathon is Sunday, Feb. 15, at O.N.U. Volunteers are needed for this event. If interested, please see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  769. Kairos 29 Group Monica will meet TODAY during homeroom (10:15) in the Chapel.
     
  770. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Bill Eaken, Bradley - $50
     
  771. Thanks to all who helped with last night's Phonathon!! $34,355., was pledged. A special thanks to all the student callers!!
     
  772. Kairos 29 Group Monica will meet on Thursday during homeroom (10:15) in the Chapel.
     
  773. Congrats to Matt Kurzejka who advanced to Sectionals for W.Y.S.E. with a 2nd place in English. Congrats also to the following students who placed 3rd: Sarah Rivard in Computers, Kristen Reichers in Math, and Garrett Wasson in Physics.
     
  774. Conditioning for all girls going out for track who are not in a winter sport will begin TODAY immediately after school. Please be dressed and ready to meet in room #106, at 3:00 p.m.
     
  775. Next week Mac will hold "White Out" Nights at both the boys' and girls' basketball games. All Mac students will be given a FREE "White Out" t-shirt. In order to get your t-shirt, you must sign up during your lunch hour this week. For all details, visit the school website.
     
  776. There will be NO Green Key meetings during lunches today.
     
  777. Cast members of "South Pacific"....if you did not pick up a copy of the revised schedule, they are available outside of the Chorus Room. If you would like a copy of your music on a CD, please bring in a blank CD.
     
  778. The Pledge for Life Funathon is Sunday, Feb. 15, at O.N.U. Volunteers are needed for this event. If interested, please see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  779. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Nancy Hugon, Indianapolis, IN - $50
     
  780. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Aly Hana, Anthony Bohner
     
  781. The Pledge for Life Funathon is Sunday, Feb. 15, at O.N.U. Volunteers are needed for this event. If interested, please see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  782. There will be a home wrestling match tonight at 5:30 p.m., vs. Peotone & Illiana Christian. Five Senior Irish wrestlers will be honored. Come out and support the Irish wrestlers!!
     
  783. Conditioning for all girls going out for track who are not in a winter sport will begin on Wednesday immediately after school. Please be dressed and ready to meet in room #106, at 3:00 p.m.
     
  784. All boys' track sprinters and jumpers who are not currently in a winter sport are asked to meet in Coach Klipp's room immediately after school today.
     
  785. Attention boys' basketball players: Bus time tonight for sophomores is 4:30 p.m., and 5:30 p.m., for varsity.
     
  786. If you haven't turned in your Kairos form, please see Mrs. Harman today or Mrs. Bovie tomorrow. There is a waiting list so we must know if you are planning to attend.
     
  787. Your newest on-line edition of the "Blarney Stone" can be enjoyed by visiting the Mac website and clicking on "Current Students", then "The Blarney Stone."
     
  788. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Daniel Martin, Elmhurst, IL - $50
     
  789. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Colleen Smith
     
  790. Attention members of the Matchpoints/Scholastic Bowl Team: Regular practices will be held Monday and Thursday of this week. All J.V. and varsity players planning to compete tomorrow at St. Rita need to sign up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo today.
     
  791. Attention Blarney Stone staff members: There will be a brief meeting immediately after school today in room #115.
     
  792. Your newest on-line edition of the "Blarney Stone" can be enjoyed by visiting the Mac website and clicking on "Current Students", then "The Blarney Stone."
     
  793. Good luck to the W.Y.S.E. team as they compete Tuesday in Regionals. Members are reminded to meet in the cafeteria by 8:30 a.m.
     
  794. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Kathi Moore, Clifton, IL - $100
     
  795. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Richard Granger
     
  796. W.Y.S.E. team members....please turn in permission slips ASAP!
     
  797. A student borrowed "Leopold's Ghost" from the Library yesterday. Please return ASAP!
     
  798. Attention boys' basketball players....bus time for Mt. Carmel today is 4:00 p.m., for sophomores, and 5:00 p.m., for varsity.
     
  799. Students enrolled in the ACT Prep Course are reminded to check the website for this week's announcements!
     
  800. Attention all students: Did you know that you can still get credit for a first semester "F" in a Math, Science or Foreign Language class IF you bring the grade up to a "C" by the end of second semester? For example, twelve current Juniors failed classes first semester for which this applies and can still re-gain credit. See your counselor!
     
  801. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: John Messina, Jr., Tampa, FL, today - $50; Steven Chorak, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Duane & Betty Tatro, Chebanse, Sunday - $50
     
  802. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Reid Olszewski, Eric Cooper, today
     
  803. Students enrolled in the ACT Prep Course are reminded to check the website for this week's announcements!
     
  804. Rose Belcher, Ray Glower, Alex Heinberg and Natalie Martin...please see Mrs. Jackson sometime today BUT NOT DURING HOMEROOM.
     
  805. There will be practice for all guys who are dancing with the Poms for Senior Night today from 4:30-5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please be on time!!
     
  806. Attention all students: Did you know that you can still get credit for a first semester "F" in a Math, Science or Foreign Language class IF you bring the grade up to a "C" by the end of second semester? For example, twelve current Juniors failed classes first semester for which this applies and can still re-gain credit. See your counselor!
     
  807. Congrats to the J.V. and Varsity girls' basketball teams on their victories over Chicago Christian last night! The Varsity won 56-40; J.V. won 36-28. Great job, ladies!
     
  808. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jill Ambrose, Belmont, CA - $50
     
  809. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mallory Hoge
     
  810. Information for the girls' basketball game for tonight vs. Chicago Christian is as follows: Sophomores play at 5:00 p.m.; Varsity plays at 6:30 p.m. The bus leaves promptly at 3:00 p.m., today!
     
  811. There will be practice for all guys who are dancing with the Poms for Senior Night today & Thursday from 4:30-5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please be on time!!
     
  812. Students enrolled in the ACT Prep Course are reminded to check the website for this week's announcements!
     
  813. Any student living in the Manteno School District and wanting to take Driver's Ed. this summer, must sign up with Mr. Wall in the Guidance Office before Friday, Jan. 30.
     
  814. Any student failing a first semester class should be aware of the opportunity to make up credit through KCC night classes that will begin on Feb. 3. Please see your counselor in the Guidance Office.
     
  815. Boys are asked to return Kairos forms to Mrs. Bovie by Thursday.
     
  816. Any woman soccer player interested in an Olivet women's soccer camp on January 31, and Feb. 1, please pick up a registration sheet from Mr. Zinanni during lunch today.
     
  817. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Dennis & Virginia Cooper, Decatur, IL - $50
     
  818. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Pat Skelly, Nicole Applegate
     
  819. There will be practice for all guys who are dancing with the Poms for Senior Night on Wednesday & Thursday from 4:30-5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please be on time!!
     
  820. Congrats to both the J.V. and Varsity girls' basketball teams on their convincing victories over crosstown rival, Kankakee. This victory is the 8th straight all-city championship for the Lady Irish.
     
  821. Any student living in the Manteno School District and wanting to take Driver's Ed. this summer, must sign up with Mr. Wall in the Guidance Office before Friday, Jan. 30.
     
  822. Any student failing a first semester class should be aware of the opportunity to make up credit through KCC night classes that will begin on Feb. 3. Please see your counselor in the Guidance Office.
     
  823. Boys are asked to return Kairos forms to Mrs. Bovie by Thursday.
     
  824. W.Y.S.E. team members.....please see Mrs. Klonowski in room #116, sometime Wednesday.
     
  825. Any woman soccer player interested in an Olivet women's soccer camp on January 31, and Feb. 1, please pick up a registration sheet from Mr. Zinanni during lunch today.
     
  826. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Dolores Dupuis, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  827. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jack Koziol, Tyler Carter
     
  828. Students are reminded to please remove any placement test signs they may have posted.
     
  829. This is a reminder to all music students that today is the last day to sign up for solo and ensemble contest. The sign-up sheet is located outside the Chorus Room and will be taken down after school today.
     
  830. Regular Matchpoints/Scholastic Bowl Team practices will be held Monday and Thursday of this week. Scholastic Bowl league competition continues tomorrow as the J.V. and Varsity travel to Fenwick. Anyone planning to compete should sign up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo today. Departure for Fenwick needs to take place by 2:45 p.m., tomorrow since travel to Fenwick involves the most traffic.
     
  831. Any student failing a first semester class should be aware of the opportunity to make up credit through KCC night classes that will begin on Feb. 3. Please see your counselor in the Guidance Office.
     
  832. Any student living in the Manteno School District and wanting to take Driver's Ed. this summer, must sign up with Mr. Wall in the Guidance Office before Friday, Jan. 30.
     
  833. All tennis players must come to Mr. Bell's room during homeroom today.
     
  834. Any Senior, Junior, Sophomore or Freshman guy who would like to dance with the Pom Squad on Senior Night, please see Jordan Nugent or Stephanie Tyson ASAP!
     
  835. Congratulations to the Dance Team on their victory at Palatine High School on Saturday. The girls took first place over all of the A, AA, AAA Hip Hop teams. Great job, girls!!
     
  836. Any woman soccer player interested in an Olivet women's soccer camp on January 31, and Feb. 1, please pick up a registration sheet from Mr. Zinanni during lunch today.
     
  837. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Victor Jaimes, Kankakee - $100
     
  838. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ryan Lambert
     
  839. Please pray today and everyday for the sanctity of all life, born and unborn. Over 250 people from our Diocese join with 300,000 others for the March for Life in Washington, D.C. Check out www.priestsforlife.org for more info..
     
  840. Any student interested in participating in the Annual ICTM Math Contest at Parkland College on Saturday, Feb. 21, should see Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, sometime today.
     
  841. Attention all girls' softball players: This Sunday open gym will be held from 12:00-2:00 p.m., in Mac's gymnasium.
     
  842. ACT Prep at Mac continues tomorrow, Saturday. Check out the school website for details.
     
  843. Attention all music students: Solo and Ensemble Contest is set for Saturday, Mar. 7, at Clifton High School. You may sign up on the sheet outside the Chorus Room. The deadline is Monday at the end of the school day.
     
  844. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Aaron Baker, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Alison Maass, Austin, TX, Saturday - $50; Kristen Lord, Reno, NV, Sunday - $50
     
  845. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Mark Lafevor, Saturday
     
  846. Any Junior guy who would like to dance with the Poms on Senior Night, please see Jordan Nugent or Stephanie Tyson.
     
  847. Today marks the 36th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade which legalized abortion. Since that time, millions of babies have been killed. Please pray today and everyday for the sanctity of all life, born and unborn. Today, 250 people from our Diocese join with 300,000 others for the March for Life in Washington, D.C. Check out www.priestsforlife.org for more info..
     
  848. The TAG Team will be meeting TODAY at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. See you there!
     
  849. Attention all girls' basketball players: Practice for tonight will be cancelled. We will practice tomorrow at 4:45 p.m.
     
  850. ACT Prep at Mac continues this Saturday. Check out the school website for details.
     
  851. All members of this year's cross country team should see Coach Klipp TODAY!
     
  852. There's a track meeting in the cafeteria now. Please bring a pen.
     
  853. There is information available in the Guidance Office on apprenticeship training for the I.B.E.W. - electrical workers union and the sheet metal workers union, which includes KVAC heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
     
  854. Attention all girls' softball players: This Sunday open gym will be held from 12:00-2:00 p.m., in Mac's gymnasium.
     
  855. Any student interested in participating in the Annual ICTM Math Contest at Parkland College on Saturday, Feb. 21, should see Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, sometime this week.
     
  856. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: George & Beth Arocha, Kankakee - $50
     
  857. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jacob Thompson
     
  858. The following students need to see Mrs. Hodak today: Darlene Mocyznski, Jon Young, Delano Samuel and Drew Villagomez.
     
  859. The TAG Team will be meeting on Thursday, Jan. 22, at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. See you there!
     
  860. Please remember to pray for the sanctity of all life, the born and unborn. Over 200 people from our diocese and 300,000 people in all will March for Life this week in Washington, DC.
     
  861. There will be a five minute meeting after school today for FBLA to vote for officers. We will meet in the cafeteria.
     
  862. Track and field athletes....don't forget the meeting on Thursday during homeroom in the cafeteria.
     
  863. Registration for Juniors wanting to go on the Boys' Kairos will begin tomorrow, Thursday, in Mrs. Harman's room, #9. Any Senior boys interested who have not picked forms up should do so TODAY.
     
  864. There is information available in the Guidance Office on apprenticeship training for the I.B.E.W. - electrical workers union and the sheet metal workers union, which includes KVAC heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
     
  865. Thanks to everyone who attended last night's read-through for our Spring Musical. Tonight we will block scenes 1-8 of Act I as well as work on music. Schedules and scene breakdowns are available outside the chorus room for those still in need of one.
     
  866. Any student interested in participating in the Annual ICTM Math Contest at Parkland College on Saturday, Feb. 21, should see Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, sometime this week.
     
  867. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Joan Dwyer, Northbrook, IL - $50
     
  868. Tonight's boys' basketball game is vs. DeLaSalle; sophomores play at 4:45 p.m.; varsity plays at 6:15 p.m. The freshmen are away at DeLaSalle at 4:30 p.m.
     
  869. We will be following the first semester schedule today.
     
  870. There will be a five minute meeting after school on Wednesday to vote for officers. We will meet in the cafeteria.
     
  871. Murder mystery read-through will be tomorrow, Wednesday, at 3:00 p.m., in the Clancy Room.
     
  872. Welcome back to the cast of "South Pacific." We will finally have an all cast read-through tonight at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Everyone not scheduled for an athletic event is expected to be in attendance. We are beginning rehearsals this week. You are responsible for picking up a schedule if you are unable to attend tonight.
     
  873. Students who have been receiving peer tutoring during homeroom period are reminded that as of the end of the first semester, this Thursday, all must return to their originally assigned homeroom. To continue the tutoring experience, all paperwork must be redone through the Guidance Office. Tutors should see their counselor in order to receive their service hours.
     
  874. There is information available in the Guidance Office on apprenticeship training for the I.B.E.W. - electrical workers union and the sheet metal workers union, which includes KVAC heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
     
  875. There will be a meeting for anyone interested in participating in track and field Thursday during homeroom. Any Band or Chorus member should meet in room #110, immediately after school on Thursday. Bring a pen or pencil to the meeting.
     
  876. All Matchpoints Team members are reminded that league matches will resume today at Bro. Rice. Please let Mrs. Linneman and Mrs. Zullo know if you can compete. The team will meet in the cafeteria after school to get on the road ASAP.
     
  877. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Cori Irvin, Manteno - $50
     
  878. HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!! Peter Ortega, Jan. 16, Kaytlin Burczak, Jamie Sy, Jan. 17, Mrs. Madonna Larson, Jan. 19
     
  879. Students who have been receiving peer tutoring during homeroom period are reminded that as of the end of the first semester, this Thursday, all must return to their originally assigned homeroom. To continue the tutoring experience, all paperwork must be redone through the Guidance Office. Tutors should see their counselor in order to receive their service hours.
     
  880. There are still a few Spanish Club shirts available. The cost is $10.00. If interested, come see Senora Trevino.
     
  881. There will be a Spanish Club officers' meeting on Monday night at 7:00 p.m. Please come with at least one idea for an activity.
     
  882. Anyone interested in being in the Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre production, sign up on the sheet in between the Band Room and Chorus Room. The read-through to determine parts will be after school this Wednesday at 3:00 p.m.
     
  883. Kairos registration is now open for senior boys. The retreat will take place March 10-13. Please see Mrs. Bovie for a registration form. Registration will open for juniors next Wednesday, Jan. 21.
     
  884. A reminder to cast members of "South Pacific"....all cast read-through tomorrow night, Wednesday, at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Scripts and rehearsal schedules will be available.
     
  885. Any Senior guy wishing to dance with the Poms for Senior Night, Tuesday, Feb. 10, please see Jordan Nugent or Stephanie Tyson ASAP.
     
  886. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: St. Joseph Council #11358, Manteno - $50
     
  887. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Chris Norton
     
  888. There will be a Spanish Club officers' meeting on Monday night at 7:00 p.m. Please come with at least one idea for an activity.
     
  889. There are still a few Spanish Club shirts available. The cost is $10.00. If interested, come see Senora Trevino.
     
  890. Congrats to the varsity Scholastic Bowl Team who played at Armstrong's Turnabout Tournament on Saturday. The team won 3 of their 4 matches as they defeated Armstrong, Rantoul and Blue Ridge High Schools. Four members of the JV team played for the Varsity on Saturday, and continued the team's success. JV players were: Scott Korthals, Lydia Neeley, Sam Dunbar and Julie Vasquez. Varsity players also did a great job on Saturday. ALSO....Scholastic Bowl players are reminded that regular practices will be held before and after school on Monday and Thursday of this week, and that league matches will resume next Tuesday, Jan. 20, when the team will compete at Brother Rice. Sign-up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo to compete.
     
  891. Production of your 2009 Bishop McNamara High School yearbook, "The Shamrock", is in full swing. Anyone who would like to help create this lifelong book of memories can join us in room #24, after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Ostrowski or Sara Smietanski.
     
  892. To all cast members of "South Pacific", the all cast read-through scheduled for tonight has been postponed due to the possibility of inclement weather. The read-through is for all cast members and has been re-scheduled for Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Scripts and schedules will be given out at that time. Please return any script that you may have already checked out. Any questions, please see Deacon Skelly.
     
  893. Congratulations to the Dance Team on their first place victory and State-qualifying score yesterday at Tinley Park High School. Way to go, girls!
     
  894. Today is the Feast of St. Marguerite Bourgeois, founder of Sr. Madeleine LaMarre's order, the C.N.D.'s. There is a card in the teacher's lounge for anyone who wishes to sign it. We will be bringing Sister the card TODAY AROUND 10:00 A.M. Sorry for the late notice!
     
  895. Congrats to both the J.V. and Varsity teams on their convincing victories over cross-town rival, BBCHS! The J.V. score was 38-15. The varsity won 66-32. Great job, ladies!! The J.V. girls' basketball team was crowned champions of the Coal City tournament on Saturday. The Lady Irish are on a current 3 game winning streak. The next contest will be on Wednesday, Jan. 14, against St. Joe Westchester.
     
  896. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Eugene Wachholz, Kankakee - $100
     
  897. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Luke Akerman
     
  898. Attention boys' basketball players: Varsity bus time is 4:45 p.m.; Fresh/Soph bus time is 2:30 p.m., TODAY. Faculty: Please dismiss freshmen and sophomore basketball players at 2:20 p.m., TODAY.
     
  899. Sign-ups for the second session of boys' indoor soccer will be TODAY after school. Please meet Coach Smith in the cafeteria immediately after school with the required waivers and fees.
     
  900. Any Junior or Senior interested in participating in W.Y.S.E. should see Mrs. Klonowski in #116, after school today. W.Y.S.E. is an academic competition where students compete by taking written tests in 2 of 7 subjects.
     
  901. During homeroom today, there will be a meeting for all boys who wish to try out for baseball.
     
  902. ACT Prep at Mac continues this Saturday at 7:45 a.m., in the Smith Media Center. The session ends at noon. Please check the Mac website for further details.
     
  903. Best of luck to the Dance Team on Sunday, Jan. 11, as they travel to Tinley Park High School for competition. Performance time is 11:42 a.m. Please come and cheer the girls on!!
     
  904. The placement test is tomorrow, Saturday, at 8:30 a.m., in the cafeteria. Please spread the word to all the eighth graders that you know. Also, Miss LaMore still has a few yard signs. Please help if you can by placing one at your church, house or any well-traveled location. Please be sure to ask permission before placing a sign anywhere. They are available for pick-up anytime right outside the Development Office.
     
  905. Attention Scholastic Bowl Team members going to the Turnabout Tournament tomorrow at Armstrong. Please meet in the Mac parking lot for 7:00 a.m., departure. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Linneman today.
     
  906. Any Green Key members who were unable to make their phone calls last night are reminded to do so today.
     
  907. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Debbie Volkman, Grant Park, today - $50; Steve & Susan Lucas, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Pat & Joe Ryan, Aroma Park, Sunday - $50
     
  908. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Chris Cluver, Saturday; Ashley Collins, Jaclyn Lowman, Dylan Schweizer, Sunday
     
  909. Attention boys' basketball players: Varsity bus time is 4:45 p.m.; Fresh/Soph bus time is 2:30 p.m., tomorrow, Friday. Faculty: Please dismiss freshmen and sophomore basketball players at 2:20 p.m., tomorrow. Also, sophomore practice has been canceled tonight.
     
  910. The placement test is this Saturday at 8:30 a.m., in the cafeteria. Please spread the word to all the eighth graders that you know. Also, Miss LaMore still has a few yard signs. Please help if you can by placing one at your church, house or any well-traveled location. Please be sure to ask permission before placing a sign anywhere. They are available for pick-up anytime right outside the Development Office.
     
  911. ACT Prep at Mac continues this Saturday at 7:45 a.m., in the Smith Media Center. The session ends at noon. Please check the Mac website for further details.
     
  912. Attention Freshmen: You have all received your new locker numbers and should be in those lockers for the remainder of the year. You are reminded that within a couple days all lockers that do not have a lock on them will be bolted shut. If you failed to bring your lock to school today, or if you have lost your lock, you must take care of that situation at once!
     
  913. Any Junior or Senior interested in participating in W.Y.S.E. should see Mrs. Klonowski in #116, after school today or Friday. W.Y.S.E. is an academic competition where students compete by taking written tests in 2 of 7 subjects
     
  914. Tomorrow, Friday, during homeroom there will be a meeting for all boys who wish to try out for baseball.
     
  915. Attention wrestling fans: Bishop Mac wrestles at home TONIGHT at 5:30 p.m., vs. St. Laurence and Providence. Both J.V. and Varsity teams will wrestle at 5:30 p.m.
     
  916. Attention Juniors: The spring semester session of "Better Test Scores" - ACT prep classes begins TODAY at O.N.U. The Guidance Office has all the info.
     
  917. The village of St. Anne is looking for students to haul branches. Service hours are available. Please see Mrs. Bovie or call Gary Dionne at 815-427-8177.
     
  918. Congrats to all the cast members of our Spring Musical, "South Pacific." A read-through will be held on Monday at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Rehearsal schedules and scripts will be handed out at that time.
     
  919. Sign-ups for the second session of boys' indoor soccer will be this Friday after school. Please meet Coach Smith in the cafeteria immediately after school with the required waivers and fees.
     
  920. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Chris & Gigi LaMore, Manteno - $50
     
  921. Attention Freshmen: You have all received your new locker numbers and should be in those lockers for the remainder of the year. You are reminded that within a couple days all lockers that do not have a lock on them will be bolted shut. If you failed to bring your lock to school today, or if you have lost your lock, you must take care of that situation at once!
     
  922. Attention girls wishing to go out for softball this year.....there is a mandatory meeting TODAY during homeroom in the cafeteria.
     
  923. This Friday during homeroom there will be a meeting for all boys who wish to try out for baseball.
     
  924. Tonight is the final night of auditions for our Spring Musical, "South Pacific." Auditions begin at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. We are especially in need of men. There are both singing and non-singing parts available. Hope to see you there!
     
  925. Attention wrestling fans: Bishop Mac wrestles at home this Thursday night, Jan. 8, at 5:30 p.m., vs. St. Laurence and Providence. Both J.V. and Varsity teams will wrestle at 5:30 p.m.
     
  926. There will be a five minute meeting for all boys who have attended Kairos. The meeting will take place TODAY after school in the chapel. Please see Mrs. Bovie if you are unable to attend.
     
  927. Attention Juniors: The spring semester session of "Better Test Scores" - ACT prep classes begins this Thursday, Jan. 8, at O.N.U. The Guidance Office has all the info.
     
  928. The village of St. Anne is looking for students to haul branches. Service hours are available. Please see Mrs. Bovie or call Gary Dionne at 815-427-8177.
     
  929. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Rick & Laura Wenzelman, Bonfield, Jan. 1 - $5000; Cathy Blaeser, Lisle, IL, Jan. 2 - $50; Doug Morgan, Kankakee, Jan. 3 - $50; Gloria Pukall, Ft. Collins, CO, Jan. 4 - $50; Cindy DeYoung, St. Anne, Jan. 5 - $100; Bev Messina, Kankakee, Jan. 6 - $50; Jeff & Debby Arseneau, Frankfort, IL, today - $50
     
  930. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Matthew Wilk
     
  931. Auditions for South Pacific are tonight and tomorrow night at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Audition forms and casting information may be picked up outside the chorus room. Scripts may also be signed out provided that they are returned this evening. There are lots of parts available especially for men, so why not come out and have fun? See You There !
     
  932. Attention wrestling fans: Bishop Mac wrestles at home this Thursday night, Jan. 8, at 5:30 p.m., vs. St. Laurence and Providence. Both J.V. and Varsity teams will wrestle at 5:30 p.m.
     
  933. Attention Juniors: The spring semester session of "Better Test Scores" - ACT prep classes begins this Thursday, Jan. 8, at O.N.U. The Guidance Office has all the info.
     
  934. There will be a five minute meeting for all boys who have attended Kairos. The meeting will take place on Wednesday after school in the chapel. Please see Mrs. Bovie if you are unable to attend.
     
  935. The village of St. Anne is looking for students to haul branches. Service hours are available. Please see Mrs. Bovie or call Gary Dionne at 815-427-8177.
     
  936. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Katie Ryan, Jeremy Belisle
     
  937. Once again, sophomore students intending on attending the Career Center next year are reminded that they must have their two application forms in to the Guidance Office by Wednesday, Jan. 7.
     
  938. Any student who has Ceile Calendar money and stubs should get it to Mrs. Jackson ASAP!
     
  939. There will be Green Key meetings at lunch hours today.
     
  940. All J.V. girls' basketball players who are not in Band or Chorus, please come to the Development Office immediately following announcements for a brief meeting with Mrs. Weigt.
     
  941. Attention teachers...please excuse all girls' basketball players at 1:45 p.m., today. The girls will tip-off at 5:30 and 7:00, against ESCC rival, St. Viator.
     
  942. Congrats to the varsity girls' basketball team on their 3rd place finish in the prestigious State Farm Holiday Classic over the break!!
     
  943. Tomorrow, Tuesday, we will be on the 7th and 8th period final exam schedule.
     
  944. Boys' basketball practice for today is as follows: freshmen, 2:45-4:45 p.m.; sophomores, 6:15-8:15 p.m.; varsity, 4:45-6;15 p.m.
     
  945. Audition week for our Spring Musical, "South Pacific", begins tonight with a video screening in the Clancy Room at 7:00 p.m. Auditions are set for Tuesday and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria. Information packets may be picked up outside the chorus room. Any questions, please see Deacon Skelly.
     
  946. Regular Scholastic Bowl Matchpoints team practices will be held this week on Monday and Thursday. Varsity players who can compete this Saturday at the Turnabout Tournament at Armstrong High School are reminded to sign up with Mrs. Linneman ASAP!
     
  947. The village of St. Anne is looking for students to haul branches. Service hours are available. Please see Mrs. Bovie or call Gary Dionne at 815-427-8177.
     
  948. If school is cancelled tomorrow due to bad weather, we will take the last two final exams on Tuesday, Jan. 6, 8:30 a.m. If this should occur, please watch the Mac website or listen to local radio stations for information.
     
  949. Information packets about the Spring Musical may be picked up outside the chorus room. Auditions week begins when we return from break.
     
  950. ATTENTION ALL FRESHMEN: You need to clean out your lockers of all your belongings and trash by the end of exams TODAY. You must have all your books, clothing and locks removed TODAY. All freshman lockers will be cleaned during the Christmas break.
     
  951. Hey, Irish basketball fans!! The games on Friday vs. DeLaSalle will be played at ONU's McHie Arena. Game times are sophomores at 5:45 p.m., varsity at 7:15 p.m. Don't forget your new toy for those in need! Together we can make a difference!
     
  952. Students intending to attend the Career Center next school year are reminded to turn in their two registration papers to the Guidance Office ASAP!
     
  953. The boys' basketball team is now collecting new toys for Toys for Tots. Please place toys in the boxes in the breezeway any day this week.
     
  954. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Bo Hibert, Kankakee - $50
     
  955. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!Jacob Landis
     
  956. The boys' basketball team is now collecting new toys for Toys for Tots. Please place toys in the boxes in the breezeway any day this week.
     
  957. Students intending to attend the Career Center next school year are reminded to turn in their two registration papers to the Guidance Office ASAP!
     
  958. Hey, Irish basketball fans!! The games on Friday vs. DeLaSalle will be played at ONU's McHie Arena. Game times are sophomores at 5:45 p.m., varsity at 7:15 p.m. Don't forget your new toy for those in need! Together we can make a difference!
     
  959. ATTENTION ALL FRESHMEN: You need to clean out your lockers of all your belongings and trash by the end of exams on Thursday. You must have all your books, clothing and locks removed by Thursday. All freshman lockers will be cleaned during the Christmas break.
     
  960. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Clint Lindsey, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  961. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Morgan Cantrell
     
  962. ATTENTION ALL FRESHMEN: You need to clean out your lockers of all your belongings and trash by the end of exams on Thursday. You must have all your books, clothing and locks removed by Thursday. All freshman lockers will be cleaned during the Christmas break.
     
  963. Hey, Irish basketball fans!! The games on Friday vs. DeLaSalle will be played at ONU's McHie Arena. Game times are sophomores at 5:45 p.m., varsity at 7:15 p.m. Don't forget your new toy for those in need! Together we can make a difference!
     
  964. The boys' basketball team is now collecting new toys for Toys for Tots. Please place toys in the boxes in the breezeway any day this week.
     
  965. Mrs. Jackson needs help this Saturday from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., at the Kankakee Public Library selling Mac items during their Christmas sale. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help for an hour or two.
     
  966. Provena St. Mary's is looking for student volunteers to work in their gift shop at St. Mary's Hospital, and also in their Seconds To Go store in Meadowview. If interested, please see Mrs. Jackson.
     
  967. Students intending to attend the Career Center next school year are reminded to turn in their two registration papers to the Guidance Office ASAP!
     
  968. All library books should be returned by the end of the day!
     
  969. There is a Spanish Club cookie exchange TODAY after school for all members! You can come even if you don't sign up to bring cookies. Please sign up to bring cookies and enter the cookie contest in either Spanish classroom!
     
  970. Winter sports pictures are in and should be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109.
     
  971. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER; Charles Nowack, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  972. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Sarah Rivard, Mark Austin, Alex Henrich
     
  973. All cafeteria charges must be paid today. There will be NO charges allowed this week.
     
  974. There is a Spanish Club cookie exchange on Tuesday after school for all members! You can come even if you don't sign up to bring cookies. Please sign up to bring cookies and enter the cookie contest in either Spanish classroom!
     
  975. Winter sports pictures are in and should be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109.
     
  976. Come out tonight for the Annual Band and Chorus Christmas Concert at 7:00 p.m., at the Larsen Fine Arts Center. That's directly across from Jimmy Johns.
     
  977. The Jostens rep will be here TODAY during lunch hours for classring service.
     
  978. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Kevin Sims, Naperville, IL - $100
     
  979. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Sam O'Reilly
     
  980. Dr. Ryan is looking for a Junior or Senior girl to work in his dentist office from approximately 3:00-6:30 p.m., on weekdays. If interested, pick up an application in his office in the Briarcliff Professional Center.
     
  981. Winter sports pictures are in and should be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109.
     
  982. Your library books want to come home for the holidays. Please bring them in. If you are working on research papers, please see Mrs. Jones in the library.
     
  983. Attention boys' varsity and sophomore basketball players: Please dismiss yourself with permission from your teacher at 2:15 p.m. The bus for Guerin Prep will leave today at 2:25 p.m., promptly. Please be on time and ready to go!!
     
  984. The students who signed up to help at the Jingle Bell 5K for Arthritis on Sunday should see Mr. Klipp today to confirm time and place.
     
  985. Provena St. Mary's is looking for student volunteers to work in their gift shop at St. Mary's Hospital, and also in their Seconds To Go store in Meadowview. If interested, please see Mrs. Jackson.
     
  986. CALLING ALL JUNIORS....An ACT Prep course is currently being offered here at Mac. The class begins this Saturday, Dec. 13, with a check-in at 7:45 a.m., in room #6-7. A few slots still remain so don't delay. Sign-up in the Business Office with a $200 check and reserve your spot today. All students who have signed up for the ACT prep class beginning on Saturday.....your check-in is at 7:45 a.m. Please be prompt! Check the bulletin board outside the main office for more details.
     
  987. A rep from John Robert Powers Performing Arts Academy will be here today during homeroom in room #102. If you are interested in acting, modeling, singing or dancing, please take time to visit with this rep.
     
  988. Attention Juniors!! An ACT test prep program called, "Better Test Scores", begins its spring semester sessions at O.N.U. on January 8. Registration information is available in the Guidance Office or at www.bettertestscores.net.
     
  989. The Jostens rep will be here on Monday, Dec. 15, during lunch hours for classring service.
     
  990. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Justin Shirley, Kankakee, today - $50; Bruce & Chris Breault, St. Anne, Saturday - $50; Jim Copeland, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  991. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! John Braden, today; Korey Decker, Saturday; Melanie Deprest, Sunday
     
  992. CALLING ALL JUNIORS....An ACT Prep course is currently being offered here at Mac. The class begins this Saturday, Dec. 13, with a check-in at 7:45 a.m., in room #6-7. A few slots still remain so don't delay. Sign-up in the Business Office with a $200 check and reserve your spot today. All students who have signed up for the ACT prep class beginning on Saturday.....your check-in is at 7:45 a.m. Please be prompt! Check the bulletin board outside the main office for more details.
     
  993. A rep from John Robert Powers Performing Arts Academy will be here on Friday, Dec. 12, during homeroom in room #102. If you are interested in acting, modeling, singing or dancing, please take time to visit with this rep.
     
  994. Attention Juniors!! An ACT test prep program called, "Better Test Scores", begins its spring semester sessions at O.N.U. on January 8. Registration information is available in the Guidance Office or at www.bettertestscores.net.
     
  995. The Jostens rep will be here on Monday, Dec. 15, during lunch hours for classring service.
     
  996. Library books are due on Tuesday, Dec. 16. Thank you!
     
  997. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Tom & Lisa Stanley, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  998. The Jostens rep will be here on Monday, Dec. 15, during lunch hours for classring service.
     
  999. Library books must be returned by Dec. 16. Thank you!!!
     
  1000. Attention Juniors!! An ACT test prep program called, "Better Test Scores", begins its spring semester sessions at O.N.U. on January 8. Registration information is available in the Guidance Office or at www.bettertestscores.net.
     
  1001. Congrats to the varsity girls' basketball team on their 51-36 victory over the visiting Celtics from Providence Catholic. The Lady Irish improve to 4-2, on the season and 2-1, in the ESCC. Great job, ladies! The next contest for the girls will be on Dec. 20, against Nazareth Academy here at Mac.
     
  1002. A rep from John Robert Powers Performing Arts Academy will be here on Friday, Dec. 12, during homeroom in room #102. If you are interested in acting, modeling, singing or dancing, please take time to visit with this rep.
     
  1003. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Paul Leader, Country Club Hills, IL - $50
     
  1004. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Mary Antosz, Paul Barber, Ana Eliacostas, Jackson Hoekstra
     
  1005. Mrs. Bovie's 7th hour study hall should report to the cafeteria today.
     
  1006. Hey, girls' basketball fans....the Lady Irish open their home basketball season tonight at 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. This game is the Annual Pam Branka Memorial Game in memory of the late Pam Branka, the mother of Brandi Branka, class of 2008. Pam was murdered while working at the Burger King in Momence. Canned goods will be accepted and donated to the needy. Come out and support a great cause, as well as, taking in some quality ESCC basketball. Good luck to the Lady Irish as they host Providence Catholic H.S. tonight!!
     
  1007. Moira Martin, Alexa Salkeld and Kristen Riechers...please see Senora Trevino today after school.
     
  1008. Ke'Asha Jones, Tyler Arseneau and Mary Turner must see Miss LaMore sometime today.
     
  1009. Attention Juniors!! An ACT test prep program called, "Better Test Scores", begins its spring semester sessions at O.N.U. on January 8. Registration information is available in the Guidance Office or at www.bettertestscores.net.
     
  1010. Cheerleaders are reminded to be at the game tonight at 6:00 p.m.
     
  1011. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Pat Cable, Kankakee - $50
     
  1012. Ke'Asha Jones, Hillary Olszewski, Jessica Clodi, Megan O'Connor, Mary Turner, Annie Glazar and Tyler Arseneau...you need to turn in your Christmas cards today. If you do not have them stop by and see Miss LaMore anyway.
     
  1013. A huge congratulations to the dance team on their 2nd place win and State-qualifying score yesterday at Batavia High School! Way to go, girls! Also, thanks to our families and friends who traveled to Batavia to support us.
     
  1014. A reminder to all varsity boys' basketball players to bring your warm-ups and home uni's to practice today at 2:45 p.m. ALSO...the boys' basketball program would like to THANK EVERYONE who contributed to the coat drive last week. A special thanks to the Mac students/faculty/staff who donated over 500 coats! Wow!! Thank you for all your help!! The coat drive was a HUGE SUCCESS!!!!
     
  1015. Attention all students: There will be a Future Business Leaders of America meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 9, in Mr. Brown's room at 8:00 a.m.
     
  1016. Attention all Scholastic Bowl Matchpoints Team members: Mac's ONLY home meet will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, when Mac will play league matches against both Providence and Marist. Varsity players are needed immediately after school to set up; all team members (JV & Varsity)should be here at 3:45 p.m. Anyone intending to compete tomorrow should sign up today with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo. Regular team practice will be held today and Thursday.
     
  1017. The cross country team is reminded that the awards night is tonight at 7:00 p.m. Your entry ticket is your equipment.
     
  1018. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Billy Lee Tucker, Kankakee - $100
     
  1019. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Allison Noel, Dillon Kane
     
  1020. All Green Key members are reminded that Christmas cards are due in Ms. LaMore's office today.
     
  1021. There will be an open gym for girls' soccer on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 4:00-5:30 p.m.
     
  1022. The following Seniors are asked to see Mr. Raiche soon in regard to incomplete college applications: Patty Chavez, Ashley Collins, Natalie Martin and Kristen Riechers.
     
  1023. There will be a Sock Hop tonight after the game until 11:00 p.m. The cost is $3.00 for all.
     
  1024. Justin LaReau from KCC will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. He will have info about the various programs at KCC, the application process and scholarships that are available. To learn more about KCC, please take time to attend this informative meeting.
     
  1025. The cross country team is reminded to turn in their equipment and that the awards night is Monday night.
     
  1026. Only 8 spots left...pizza, t-shirt, service hours...work at the Jingle Bell 5K. Please see Mr. Klipp. Also, anyone interested in running or walking in the 5K can pick up an entry blank from Mr. Klipp.
     
  1027. Attention all students: There will be a Future Business Leaders of America meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 9, in Mr. Brown's room at 8:00 a.m.
     
  1028. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Benilda Hizon, Bourbonnais, today - $50; John & Sharon Rose, Watseka, Saturday - $50; Jane Zimmerman, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  1029. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jack Malpasuto, Zyi Harris, today; Cecilyne Mora, Alicia Verghese, Saturday
     
  1030. Justin LaReau from KCC will be here on Friday, Dec. 5, during homeroom in room #102. He will have info about the various programs at KCC, the application process and scholarships that are available. To learn more about KCC, please take time to attend this informative meeting.
     
  1031. Students interested in Cosmetology are reminded of the Open House at the Kankakee Area Career Center TODAY from 5:00-8:00 p.m. Bring your parents.
     
  1032. Priests will be here during lunch hours TODAY for reconciliation. Please take advantage of this opportunity. Advent is a great time to make things right with our Lord. The reconciliation room will be in the main office.
     
  1033. There will be an open gym for girls' soccer on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 4:00-5:30 p.m.
     
  1034. Would all girls who played volleyball this year please meet in the cafeteria TODAY during homeroom. Letters and awards will be given. All of the volleyball players need to hand in their uniforms at that time.
     
  1035. A pair of eyeglasses were found. You can claim them in the Deans Office.
     
  1036. Mr. Klipp needs 10 more people to help at the Jingle Bell Run For Arthritis on Sunday, Dec. 14. Workers will get a long-sleeved t-shirt, pizza and other refreshments and service hours. Please see Mr. Klipp ASAP!
     
  1037. All members of this year's cross country team are reminded that awards night is Monday night at 7:00 p.m. Please see Coach Klipp for details.
     
  1038. Attention Blarney Stone Staff: There will be a brief meeting immediately after school TODAY in room #115. All staff members who have been assigned an article must attend this meeting or see Mrs. Memenga by the end of the day.
     
  1039. The following Seniors are asked to see Mr. Raiche soon in regard to incomplete college applications: Patty Chavez, Ashley Collins, Natalie Martin and Kristen Riechers.
     
  1040. There will be a Sock Hop Friday night after the game until 11:00 p.m. The cost is $3.00 for all.
     
  1041. French students are reminded about breakfast on Friday morning in the French room for croissants and juice. See if Father Christmas has brought you anything this year. "He's making his list and checking it twice!"
     
  1042. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Barbara Klein, Alsip, IL - $50
     
  1043. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Heidi Ostrowski
     
  1044. A pair of eyeglasses were found. You can claim them in the Deans Office.
     
  1045. Would all girls who played volleyball this year please meet in the cafeteria on Thursday during homeroom. Letters and awards will be given. All of the volleyball players need to hand in their uniforms at that time.
     
  1046. Attention Juniors: PSAT test results have arrived for those who took this test on Oct. 18. Please see Mr. Raiche in the Guidance Office for your results.
     
  1047. There will be Green Key meetings during lunch hours today.
     
  1048. There will be an open gym for girls' soccer on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 4:00-5:30 p.m.
     
  1049. The TAG team will be meeting TODAY at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. All are welcome!
     
  1050. Today kicks off the basketball team's ANNUAL COAT DRIVE. On behalf of the Salvation Army, the team will be collecting gently- used coats from Dec. 3-10. Bins will be available starting tomorrow; coats will be collected during regular school hours, as well as at the Mac vs. St. Laurence home game this Friday night. Spread the word to family and friends and clean out those closets to help the less fortunate!
     
  1051. Breakfast Club...don't forget your shoeboxes for the Foster children. They are due in Mrs. Jackson's office TODAY!
     
  1052. Priests will be here during lunch hours on Thursday, Dec. 4, for reconciliation. Please take advantage of this opportunity. Advent is a great time to make things right with our Lord. The reconciliation room will be in the main office.
     
  1053. Attention all softball players: Open gym continues on Wednesdays and Sundays from 6:00-7:30 p.m., at Salkeld Sports, starting today.
     
  1054. ATTENTION SENIORS: Application deadlines for KCC's Health Care Programs are as early as January 16, 2009, for the R.N. program...others follow soon after. KCC has re-activated their Physical Therapist Assistant Program. P.T.A.'s are currently earning up to $40., per hour. Please see Mr. Raiche or Mr. Wall for further information.
     
  1055. Students interested in Cosmetology are reminded of the Open House at the Kankakee Area Career Center on Thursday, Dec. 4, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. Bring your parents.
     
  1056. Justin LaReau from KCC will be here on Friday, Dec. 5, during homeroom in room #102. He will have info about the various programs at KCC, the application process and scholarships that are available. To learn more about KCC, please take time to attend this informative meeting.
     
  1057. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Loreen Thaden, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1058. Tomorrow, Wednesday, kicks off the basketball team's ANNUAL COAT DRIVE. On behalf of the Salvation Army, the team will be collecting gently- used coats from Dec. 3-10. Bins will be available starting tomorrow; coats will be collected during regular school hours, as well as at the Mac vs. St. Laurence home game this Friday night. Spread the word to family and friends and clean out those closets to help the less fortunate!
     
  1059. Student Council members will find tomorrow's meeting agenda on the Student Council website. (Click on Related Links.) Please come to the meeting prepared and on time!
     
  1060. The TAG team will be meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 3:00 p.m., in Campus Ministry. All are welcome!
     
  1061. The varsity boys' basketball bus time for Beecher is 5:00 p.m., today. The Sophomore bus time for Beecher is 4:15 p.m., today.
     
  1062. There will be a meeting today after school for the Spanish Club officers in charge of the December sock hop and others jumping in to help.
     
  1063. There will be an open gym for girls' soccer on Sunday, Dec. 7, from 4:00-5:30 p.m.
     
  1064. Breakfast Club...don't forget your shoeboxes for the Foster children. They are due in Mrs. Jackson's office by tomorrow, Wednesday.
     
  1065. Thank you to all the McNamara family who helped with the Thanksgiving Dinner. It was a huge success; we fed more than 974 people who were extremely appreciative.
     
  1066. There will be Green Key meetings during lunch hours on Wednesday.
     
  1067. Attention Juniors: PSAT test results have arrived for those who took this test on Oct. 18. Please see Mr. Raiche in the Guidance Office for your results.
     
  1068. Would all girls who played volleyball this year please meet in the cafeteria on Thursday during homeroom. Letters and awards will be given. All of the volleyball players need to hand in their uniforms at that time.
     
  1069. Attention Scholastic Bowl Team Members: League matches for both J.V. and Varsity will be held at St. Laurence this afternoon. Anyone competing today should have signed up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo and should meet in the cafeteria after school.
     
  1070. Here's a chance for you to earn some service hours as well as a long-sleeved t-shirt, pizza and other refreshments by helping at the Jingle Bell Run For Arthritis on Sunday, Dec. 14. Please see Mr. Klipp to sign up.
     
  1071. ATTENTION SENIORS: Application deadlines for KCC's Health Care Programs are as early as January 16, 2009, for the R.N. program...others follow soon after. KCC has re-activated their Physical Therapist Assistant Program. P.T.A.'s are currently earning up to $40., per hour. Please see Mr. Raiche or Mr. Wall for further information.
     
  1072. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Vince Henrisey, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1073. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Lauren Ludwig, Nicholas Ludwig
     
  1074. Breakfast Club...don't forget your shoeboxes for the Foster children. They are due in Mrs. Jackson's office by this Wednesday.
     
  1075. Thank you to all the McNamara family who helped with the Thanksgiving Dinner. It was a huge success; we fed more than 974 people who were extremely appreciative.
     
  1076. There will be a meeting tomorrow after school for the Spanish Club officers in charge of the December sock hop and others jumping in to help.
     
  1077. Rehearsal will be held tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., in the chorus room for anyone who would like to sing or play for Mass next Monday, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
     
  1078. ATTENTION SENIORS: Application deadlines for KCC's Health Care Programs are as early as January 16, 2009, for the R.N. program...others follow soon after. KCC has re-activated their Physical Therapist Assistant Program. P.T.A.'s are currently earning up to $40., per hour. Please see Mr. Raiche or Mr. Wall for further information.
     
  1079. There will be Green Key meetings during lunch hours on Wednesday.
     
  1080. Distance runners are reminded to begin running again this week.
     
  1081. Congrats to the girls' varsity basketball team on their 58-39 victory over Rich South in the Galaxy 33 Tournament. Their victory gave them a third place finish for the tournament. Taylor Weigt and Belinda Schaafsma were named to the All-Tournament Team. Nice job, girls! The next contest for our Lady Irish will be on Thursday when they travel to Fenwick. Game times are 5:30 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. Good luck!!
     
  1082. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Gabe Paquette, Michael Paquette
     
  1083. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Lorri Wilke, Joliet, IL - $100
     
  1084. ATTENTION CHEERLEADERS: There has been a change in time for tonight's basketball game. You are to arrive at O.N.U., no later than 6:30 p.m.
     
  1085. Students should pick up their 1st 9 weeks Honor Roll Certificates from their homeroom teacher. Congratulations on a great job!!
     
  1086. A-Orland Driving School will begin their next class in their Bradley office on Monday, Dec. 1, at 6:50 p.m. Interested students should stop by the Guidance Office and pick up a $15 discount coupon. For additional information, please call 815-932-2282.
     
  1087. Thank you to all who have volunteered to help with the Thanksgiving Dinner. We are sure it will be a very successful event. All volunteer positions are filled.
     
  1088. There is a pair of black-framed eyeglasses in their case missing. If you have found or have any information on these glasses, please come to the main office.
     
  1089. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Robert Branka, Momence, $50, today; Tami Schaafsma, West Des Moines, IA, Wednesday - $50; Susan Scalet, Momence, Thursday - $500; Olga Tellez, Bradley, Friday - $50; Conrad Robinson, Hopkins Park, Saturday - $50; Russ Parmley, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  1090. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Nicole DeLeon, today; Kristin Sanders, Alyssa Pitts, Rocco Zinanni, Wednesday; Mrs. Linda Hart, Jordan Nugent, Jared O'Connor, Nov. 30
     
  1091. There is a pair of black-framed eyeglasses in their case missing. If you have found or have any information on these glasses, please come to the main office.
     
  1092. Congrats to the varsity girls' basketball team on their victory over Shepard H.S., on Saturday in the Rich South Galaxy Tournament. The Lady Irish will play tonight in the semi-final contest against Homewood-Flossmoor at 5:00 p.m. Good luck, ladies!! ALSO....Congrats to the freshman girls' basketball team on their 36-17 victory over Pontiac on Saturday. The freshman Lady Irish improved to 3-1, on the season.
     
  1093. Clean-up help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner from approximately 12:30-2:30 p.m. Please see Mrs. Weigt to sign up.
     
  1094. The following students need to come pick up their Spanish Club shirt: Jessica Johnson, Libby Rogers, Jake DeVries, Aaron DeGroot, Hannah Wiley, Dan Laurent, Jared O'Connor, Logan Kinstner, Marcus Fahey, Zac Lawler, Alex Heinberg and Anthony Bohner.
     
  1095. Sophomore boys' basketball practice is at 6:15 p.m., TODAY.
     
  1096. Students should pick up their 1st 9 weeks Honor Roll Certificates from their homeroom teacher. Congratulations on a great job!!
     
  1097. A-Orland Driving School will begin their next class in their Bradley office on Monday, Dec. 1, at 6:50 p.m. Interested students should stop by the Guidance Office and pick up a $15 discount coupon. For additional information, please call 815-932-2282.
     
  1098. The Varsity Football Awards Night will be held TONIGHT at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1099. Spanish IVAP will report to the laptop lab for class today.
     
  1100. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Jeff & Rita Sproul, Kankakee - $100
     
  1101. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Lissette Munoz
     
  1102. Attention boys' soccer team.....your awards will be given TODAY at 5:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. Coaches Ben Smith and Cameron Alden will be here to give out awards at that time. Pizza and pop will be served.
     
  1103. Congrats to the freshman girls' basketball team on their 47-20 victory over LaSalle-Peru High School. The Lady Irish improve to 2-1 on the season. Great job, girls! The Lady Irish will travel to Morris tomorrow to take on Pontiac at 9:00 a.m.
     
  1104. Boys' varsity basketball practice is today at 6:30 p.m.
     
  1105. The following students need to come pick up their Spanish Club shirt: Jessica Johnson, Libby Rogers, Jake DeVries, Aaron DeGroot, Hannah Wiley, Dan Laurent, Jared O'Connor, Logan Kinstner, Marcus Fahey, Zac Lawler, Alex Heinberg and Anthony Bohner.
     
  1106. Congrats to Matt Lambert, Mario Zinanni and Ray Buell for being named to The Journal All-Area Football Team!!!
     
  1107. Regular Scholastic Bowl team practice will be held next week on Monday only, before and after school.
     
  1108. Help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Wednesday, Nov. 26, is a day off SPECIFICALLY SO THAT YOU CAN HELP WITH PREPARING THE DINNER! Please see Mrs. Weigt to find out where you are needed.
     
  1109. The Varsity Football Awards Night will be held on Monday night at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1110. TODAY, Ty McGee from North Park University will be here during homeroom in room #102. Please take time to visit with him and get information about the program at North Park.
     
  1111. All empty lockers in the rectangle will be bolted shut this week. Our maintenance staff will throw away any items left in the lockers. Please make sure that you are in your assigned locker ONLY!!! Thanks for your attention to this request.
     
  1112. Kairos 29 girls are reminded to pick up pictures in Campus Ministry. If you owe Mrs. Bovie money for the gift shop, please get it in ASAP!
     
  1113. Taize prayer will be celebrated at 7:00 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 23, at St. Teresa's. All are welcome to join this unique prayer.
     
  1114. Don't forget there is still time to get your Ceile Calendars turned in and earn clothing prizes and another extra day off. All calendar business should be handled directly with Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office. Don't forget to pick up your prizes in the Development Office. Monday is the final day to qualify.
     
  1115. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Paul & Becky Feige, Ft. Myers, FL, today - $50; Dr. Mary Fitzsimmons, Wilmington, Saturday - $50; Robert Branka, Momence, Sunday - $50
     
  1116. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Taylor Divit, Saturday; Mr. Sam Thomas, Sunday
     
  1117. Help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Wednesday, Nov. 26, is a day off SPECIFICALLY SO THAT YOU CAN HELP WITH PREPARING THE DINNER! Please see Mrs. Weigt to find out where you are needed.
     
  1118. On Friday, Nov. 21, Ty McGee from North Park University will be here during homeroom in room #102. Please take time to visit with him and get information about their program.
     
  1119. All empty lockers in the rectangle will be bolted shut this week. Our maintenance staff will throw away any items left in the lockers. Please make sure that you are in your assigned locker ONLY!!! Thanks for your attention to this request.
     
  1120. Kairos 29 girls are reminded to pick up pictures in Campus Ministry. If you owe Mrs. Bovie money for the gift shop, please get it in ASAP!
     
  1121. Taize prayer will be celebrated at 7:00 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 23, at St. Teresa's. All are welcome to join this unique prayer.
     
  1122. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Lucille Kehr, Bradley - $50
     
  1123. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Royal Pope
     
  1124. A reminder to all girls' basketball players....Varsity must be in their warm-up top and pants for pictures today; Freshmen must be in their green uniforms and warm-up tops for pictures. Pictures will be taken today in the gym at 4:00 p.m., sharp!
     
  1125. Congratulations to the freshman girls' basketball team on their 36-19 victory over Morris last night. Way to go, girls!!
     
  1126. All empty lockers in the rectangle will be bolted shut this week. Our maintenance staff will throw away any items left in the lockers. Please make sure that you are in your assigned locker ONLY!!! Thanks for your attention to this request.
     
  1127. Congrats to all of the students who signed up for the A.C.T. prep class at Mac. You have taken a big step in giving yourself the best chance to do your personal best on the A.C.T. Anyone still interested in this opportunity should see Mr. Weigt or Mr. Gura ASAP.
     
  1128. There will be a dinner for all volleyball players tonight at 6:45 p.m., at Monical's in Bourbonnais. This is for players only at all three levels.
     
  1129. All members of this year's cross country team need to turn in their equipment this week.
     
  1130. On Friday, Nov. 21, Ty McGee from North Park University will be here during homeroom in room #102. Please take time to visit with him and get information about their program.
     
  1131. Help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Wednesday, Nov. 26, is a day off SPECIFICALLY SO THAT YOU CAN HELP WITH PREPARING THE DINNER! Please see Mrs. Weigt to find out where you are needed.
     
  1132. Anyone interested in being part of the Campus Ministry's "Tag Team" (formerly known as Homiletics) should stop by Campus Ministry after school today.
     
  1133. The following schedule for boys' basketball pictures today is as follows: Freshmen, 4:45 p.m.; Varsity, 4:45 p.m., Sophomores, 6:00 p.m.
     
  1134. Tomorrow, Thursday, we will have our final Ceile Calendar turn-in at 8:00 a.m., in your homeroom. You must be at school in your homeroom at 8:00 a.m., even if you do not have money to turn in. This is the last day to qualify for all the prizes. Don't miss out! Remember to bring your money and stubs. We will be on a "C,A.M." schedule on Thursday.
     
  1135. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Toby Toth, St. Anne - $50
     
  1136. The final day to qualify for prizes for Ceile Calendar sales is this Thursday. Sell your eight or MORE for Thursday's turn-in and help earn another extra day off. We need $44,000, to qualify. Everyone need to do their part. Don't forget to pick up your Ceile Calendar prizes in the Development Office. The only legal sweatshirt on regular uniform days is the dark blue Mac sweatshirt that you earn for selling 12 calendars.
     
  1137. Help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Wednesday, Nov. 26, is a day off SPECIFICALLY SO THAT YOU CAN HELP WITH PREPARING THE DINNER! Please see Mrs. Weigt to find out where you are needed.
     
  1138. A rep from the Navy will be here TODAY during lunch hours in the cafeteria. On Friday, Nov. 21, Ty McGee from North Park University will be here during homeroom in room #102. Please take time to visit with these reps and get information about their programs.
     
  1139. All members of this year's cross country team need to turn in their equipment this week.
     
  1140. There will be a dinner for all volleyball players this Wednesday at 6:45 p.m., at Monical's in Bourbonnais. This is for players only at all three levels.
     
  1141. Attention all Matchpoints/Scholastic Bowl team players competing at St. Joe's Westchester this afternoon: Participants should meet in the cafeteria immediately after school for departure. All participants should have signed up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo. Please see one of them if you have questions.
     
  1142. The girls' varsity swim team ended their season with a 12th place finish in the IHSA swimming sectionals on Saturday. Congrats to the sectionals team: Alex Harsha, Hayley Coash, Alexa Salkeld, Moira Martin, Hannah Johandes, Jorgi Phelps, Rochelle Latta and Sam Ochoa. Great job, ladies!!
     
  1143. Congrats to all of the students who signed up for the A.C.T. prep class at Mac. You have taken a big step in giving yourself the best chance to do your personal best on the A.C.T. Anyone still interested in this opportunity should see Mr. Weigt or Mr. Gura ASAP.
     
  1144. All empty lockers in the rectangle will be bolted shut this week. Our maintenance staff will throw away any items left in the lockers. Please make sure that you are in your assigned locker ONLY!!! Thanks for your attention to this request.
     
  1145. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Chelsea Sims, Princeton, IL - $50
     
  1146. A rep from the Navy will be here on Tuesday, Nov. 18, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. On Friday, Nov. 21, Ty McGee from North Park University will be here during homeroom in room #102. Please take time to visit with these reps and get information about their programs.
     
  1147. Breakfast Club meets tomorrow at 8:15 a.m.
     
  1148. There will be a dinner for all volleyball players this Wednesday at 6:45 p.m., at Monical's in Bourbonnais. This is for players only at all three levels.
     
  1149. Help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Wednesday, Nov. 26, is a day off SPECIFICALLY SO THAT YOU CAN HELP WITH PREPARING THE DINNER! Please see Mrs. Weigt to find out where you are needed.
     
  1150. The final day to qualify for prizes for Ceile Calendar sales is this Thursday. Sell your eight or MORE for Thursday's turn-in and help earn another extra day off. We need $44,000, to qualify. Everyone need to do their part. Don't forget to pick up your Ceile Calendar prizes in the Development Office. The only legal sweatshirt on regular uniform days is the dark blue Mac sweatshirt that you earn for selling 12 calendars.
     
  1151. The Cross Country Awards Night for team members and their families has been changed to Monday, Dec. 8, 7:00 p.m., in room #110. Details can be found on the Cross Country page on the school's website.
     
  1152. Attention all students: There is a Future Business Leaders of America meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Mr. Brown's classroom at 8:00 a.m. All members need to fill out applications and those interested in running for an office need to also fill out the officer application. We will vote at the meeting. Matt Kurzejka has extra applications if you need them.
     
  1153. The Fall Athletic Awards night scheduled for tonight HAS BEEN CANCELLED!!!
     
  1154. Attention all Matchpoints/Scholastic Bowl team members: The team has its first league matches for both JV and Varsity tomorrow, Tuesday, at St. Joe's Westchester. Anyone who has not yet signed up with Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo to compete needs to do so TODAY. Participants should meet in the cafeteria immediately after school on Tuesday to depart for St. Joe's. Team members are also reminded that regular practices will be held today and Thursday.
     
  1155. Congrats to all of the students who signed up for the A.C.T. prep class at Mac. You have taken a big step in giving yourself the best chance to do your personal best on the A.C.T. Anyone still interested in this opportunity should see Mr. Weigt or Mr. Gura ASAP.
     
  1156. If you would like to sing or play for next week's Thanksgiving liturgy, rehearsal will be held at 8:00 a.m., sharp in the chorus room. See you there!
     
  1157. Deacon Skelly would like to say thanks to all who came out this past weekend to attend our Fall Play. Your support is very much appreciated. Kudos to the cast and crew for an excellent performance!
     
  1158. All empty lockers in the rectangle will be bolted shut this week. Our maintenance staff will throw away any items left in the lockers. Please make sure that you are in your assigned locker ONLY!!! Thanks for your attention to this request.
     
  1159. Varsity boys' basketball players...please be here for practice at 5:45 p.m., today.
     
  1160. Good luck to the freshman girls' basketball players as they travel to Morris to take on Ottawa in the Morris tip-off classic.
     
  1161. Congratulations to Deacon Skelly and the cast of "Night of January 16th!" What an amazing performance by all!
     
  1162. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Susan Stevenson, Kankakee - $100
     
  1163. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Allen Cruthird
     
  1164. The Fall Athletic Awards night scheduled for Monday, Nov. 17, HAS BEEN CANCELLED!!!
     
  1165. Help is needed for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Wednesday, Nov. 26, is a day off SPECIFICALLY SO THAT YOU CAN HELP WITH PREPARING THE DINNER! Please see Mrs. Weigt to find out where you are needed.
     
  1166. Our final date to qualify for Ceile Calendar prizes is THIS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. Besides all the prizes, if we reach 120% of our quota, of $44,000, we will have another day off in the second semester. This won't be easy, everyone must do their part. Please see Mrs. Weigt if you need more calendars or names of prospective purchasers. Don't forget to pick up your clothing prizes in the Development Office.
     
  1167. If you ordered a playoff sweatshirt, they will be available today after 1:00 p.m., in Mr. Roney's office.
     
  1168. There is an important meeting for all football players, freshmen through seniors, in the cafeteria during homeroom today.
     
  1169. Anyone who might be watching the Navy/Notre Dame football game tomorrow.....watch for #65 for the Navy. Mike Letton plays for Navy and is on special teams. Way to go, Mike!!
     
  1170. All freshman girls' basketball players will meet in the Smith Media Center at 3:15 p.m., today. Please bring your playbook with you.
     
  1171. Miss LaMore would like to thank all students and staff for their help with this week's " Mornings at Mac" events!
     
  1172. Small group Villanova (Sra. Trevino's) will meet in the Chapel today at homeroom.
     
  1173. Congratulations to Amanda Wulffe and Hillary Olszewski for being named to the all-area volleyball team! The pictures for the all-area team will be next Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 10:00 a.m., at The Journal. Way to go, girls!
     
  1174. Today's boys' basketball practice schedule is as follows: Freshmen, 2:50-4:45 p.m.; Sophomores, 3:00-4:45 p.m., Varsity, 6:15-8:15 p.m. Saturday's schedule will be: Freshmen, 2:30-4:30 p.m.; Sophomores, 12:30-2:30 p.m.; Varsity, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
     
  1175. It's time for the Fall Play!! Tonight and Saturday night your fellow classmates will be presenting "Night of January 16th, a courtroom drama where you could be picked to serve as one of the 12 jurors who will decide Karen Andre's fate. Is she guilty or innocent? Come out this weekend and decide for yourself. Showtime is 7:30 p.m., and it's only $3.00 for students. Adults are $5.00.
     
  1176. Attention all students: There is a Future Business Leaders of America meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Mr. Brown's classroom at 8:00 a.m. All members need to fill out applications and those interested in running for an office need to also fill out the officer application. We will vote at the meeting. Matt Kurzejka has extra applications if you need them.
     
  1177. The Cross Country Awards Night for team members and their families has been changed to Monday, Dec. 8, 7:00 p.m., in room #110. Details can be found on the Cross Country page on the school's website.
     
  1178. Attention Juniors and Seniors: A prospective student/athlete looking to participate in intercollegiate athletics at an NCAA Division I or Division II institution must register with the NCAA at www.ncaaclearinghouse.net.
     
  1179. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Sherry Vandersteen, St. Anne, today - $50; Noe Garcia, Chicago, Saturday - $50; Paul & Norma Lovell, Bradley, Sunday - $50
     
  1180. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Dan Laurent, today; Bryton Ashman, Amanda Wulff, Sunday
     
  1181. The Athletic Department, in conjunction with the Huddle Club, would like to announce that there will be an Athletic Banquet for all varsity letter winners in the spring on Sunday, May 17. The exact time and place will be determined at a later date. As for now, each sport should conduct their own end of the year meeting to give out all of their awards.
     
  1182. Attention Juniors and Seniors: A prospective student/athlete looking to participate in intercollegiate athletics at an NCAA Division I or Division II institution must register with the NCAA at www.ncaaclearinghouse.net.
     
  1183. It's time for the Fall Play!! This Friday and Saturday nights your fellow classmates will be presenting "Night of January 16th, a courtroom drama where you could be picked to serve as one of the 12 jurors who will decide Karen Andre's fate. Is she guilty or innocent? Come out this weekend and decide for yourself. Showtime is 7:30 p.m., and it's only $3.00 for students. Adults are $5.00.
     
  1184. Attention all students: There is a Future Business Leaders of America meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Mr. Brown's classroom at 8:00 a.m. All members need to fill out applications and those interested in running for an office need to also fill out the officer application. We will vote at the meeting. Matt Kurzejka has extra applications if you need them.
     
  1185. The Cross Country Awards Night for team members and their families has been changed to Monday, Dec. 8, 7:00 p.m., in room #110. Details can be found on the Cross Country page on the school's website. All members of this year's Cross Country Team should stop and see Coach Klipp TODAY, Thursday.
     
  1186. Congratulations to Amanda Wulffe and Hillary Olszewski for being named to the all-area volleyball team! The pictures for the all-area team will be next Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 10:00 a.m., at The Journal. Way to go, girls!
     
  1187. Small group Villanova (Sra. Trevino's) will meet in the Chapel on Friday.
     
  1188. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Ron Lancaster, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1189. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Justin Hunger, Joanie Sammons
     
  1190. Tomorrow, Thursday, is our 3rd Ceile Calendar turn-in during regular homeroom. Remember, classes are competing for first in lunch line all next week.
     
  1191. Today's boys' basketball practice schedule is as follows: Freshmen, no practice; Sophomores, 6:15-8:15 p.m., Varsity, 2:50-4:45 p.m. Friday's schedule will be: Freshmen, 2:50-4:45 p.m.; Sophomores, 3:00-4:45 p.m.; Varsity, 6:15-8:15 p.m.
     
  1192. It's time for the Fall Play!! This Friday and Saturday nights your fellow classmates will be presenting "Night of January 16th, a courtroom drama where you could be picked to serve as one of the 12 jurors who will decide Karen Andre's fate. Is she guilty or innocent? Come out this weekend and decide for yourself. Showtime is 7:30 p.m., and it's only $3.00 for students. Adults are $5.00.
     
  1193. There will be a mandatory meeting for all boys playing indoor soccer this winter TODAY after school in the cafeteria. Please have all your paperwork ready to hand in at that time.
     
  1194. The Athletic Department, in conjunction with the Huddle Club, would like to announce that there will be an Athletic Banquet for all varsity letter winners in the spring on Sunday, May 17. The exact time and place will be determined at a later date. As for now, each sport should conduct their own end of the year meeting to give out all of their awards.
     
  1195. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Michelle Pierce, St. Anne - $50
     
  1196. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Matt McLain
     
  1197. The Athletic Department, in conjunction with the Huddle Club, would like to announce that there will be an Athletic Banquet for all varsity letter winners in the spring on Sunday, May 17. The exact time and place will be determined at a later date. As for now, each sport should conduct their own end of the year meeting to give out all of their awards.
     
  1198. Fall Athletic Awards Night will be held on Monday, Nov. 17, 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1199. There will be a mandatory meeting for all boys playing indoor soccer this winter on Wednesday after school in the cafeteria. Please have all your paperwork ready to hand in at this time.
     
  1200. It's time for the Fall Play!! This Friday and Saturday nights your fellow classmates will be presenting "Night of January 16th, a courtroom drama where you could be picked to serve as one of the 12 jurors who will decide Karen Andre's fate. Is she guilty or innocent? Come out this weekend and decide for yourself. Showtime is 7:30 p.m., and it's only $3.00 for students. Adults are $5.00
     
  1201. Thank you to all who participated in Operation Care Package last Friday. Faculty and students contributed 54 UNO games, 20 SkipBo games, 178 candy bars and $156 in cash. Great job, everyone!!
     
  1202. Congrats to all of the following bowling championships: 1st hour champs are: Singles, Zach Lewis; Partners, Sarah Kidwell & Austin Herman; 2nd hour bowling champs are: Partners, Jon Young & Matt Lambert; 7th hour champs are: Singles, Sam Memenga; Partners, Justin Marrier & Crystal Moore.
     
  1203. Congratulations to the following soccer players for being selected to the Journal's All-Area Soccer Team. They are: Anjel Salgado, Zach Christensen and Jonathan Ciaccio. These three young men need to go to the Daily Journal at 11:00 a.m., today, and wear their colored jerseys.
     
  1204. Columbia College in Chicago is sponsoring a "Young Authors" writing contest for fiction, creative non-fiction and playwriting. See the Guidance Office bulletin board for details.
     
  1205. All members of this year's Cross-Country Team are asked to turn in all of their equipment TODAY.
     
  1206. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Robert Branka, Momence - $50
     
  1207. Grade school visitors will be here today, tomorrow and Thursday. Please go out of your way to make them feel welcome!
     
  1208. Boys who are interested in playing basketball this year....practice begins today for all levels. Freshmen - 2:50-4:45 p.m., Sophomore and Varsity - 6:15-8:15 p.m.
     
  1209. Today, Brian Hodges from the U. of I. at Springfield, will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours. Please take time to meet him and pick up info regarding the U. of I. at Springfield.
     
  1210. Congratulations to the following soccer players for being selected to the Journal's All-Area Soccer Team. Anjel Salgado, Zach Christensen and Jonathan Ciaccio. These three young men need to go to the Daily Journal at 11:00 AM tomorrow and wear their colored jerseys.
     
  1211. Columbia College in Chicago is sponsoring a "Young Authors" writing contest for fiction, creative non-fiction and playwriting. See the Guidance Office bulletin board for details.
     
  1212. All members of this year's Cross-Country Team are asked to turn in all of their equipment tomorrow - Tuesday.
     
  1213. Fall Athletic Awards Night will be held November 17 at 7:00 PM in the cafeteria.
     
  1214. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Dan & Sue Demers,Bourbonnais, today - $50.
     
  1215. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Peter Sinise
     
  1216. Attention Students: If your brother or sister is in 7th or 8th grade at a public school, encourage them to attend a Mornings at Mac next Monday or Tuesday. Details are on-line.
     
  1217. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches TODAY.
     
  1218. Please stay off all parts of the stage in the cafeteria due to set construction for the Fall Play. Thanks for your cooperation!
     
  1219. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1220. On Monday, Nov. 10, Brian Hodges from the U. of I. at Springfield, will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours. Please take time to meet him and pick up info regarding the U. of I. at Springfield.
     
  1221. Lyndsey Vahl from I.S.U. will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. If interested in I.S.U., please take time to visit with her and get information about the school and the programs offered.
     
  1222. The football playoff game is tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m., at Mac, vs. Geneseo H.S. Good luck!!!!
     
  1223. There will be a meeting today at homeroom in the gym for all boys interested in wrestling.
     
  1224. Juniors are reminded that TODAY at midnight is the deadline to sign up for the ACT Prep Course.
     
  1225. Boys who are interested in playing basketball this year....practice begins on Monday, Nov. 10, for all levels. Freshmen - 2:50-4:45 p.m., Sophomore and Varsity - 6:15-8:15 p.m.
     
  1226. Congrats to the Career Center students as they were the winner of the ice cream party for being the top homeroom at yesterday's Ceile Calendar turn-in.
     
  1227. Thanks to everyone who contributed to Operation Care Package. Anyone who wore jeans and DID NOT bring something, you are HONOR-BOUND to bring something to Mrs. Jackson today or for sure on Monday. Items are: $1.00, big chocolate bar, Uno or SkipBo games.
     
  1228. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Linda Corcoran, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Meisenbach, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; David DeYoung, Momence, Sunday - $50
     
  1229. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Luke Marcotte, Maurice Shoemaker, today; Sean Dwyer, Saturday; Shawnn Cooper, Sunday
     
  1230. The football playoff game is this Saturday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m., at Mac, vs. Geneseo H.S. Good luck!!!!
     
  1231. Priests will be available for Confession TODAY during lunches. Confession will be heard in the Main Office.
     
  1232. On Monday, Nov. 10, Brian Hodges from the U. of I. at Springfield, will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours. Please take time to meet him and pick up info regarding the U. of I. at Springfield.
     
  1233. Lyndsey Vahl from I.S.U. will be here on Friday, Nov. 7, during homeroom in room #102. If interested in I.S.U., please take time to visit with her and get information about the school and the programs offered.
     
  1234. There will be NO cheering practice today. Practice will resume on Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m.
     
  1235. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1236. Please stay off all parts of the stage in the cafeteria due to set construction for the Fall Play. Thanks for your cooperation!
     
  1237. All freshman volleyball girls need to report to the gym TODAY right after school. Those who have not turned in uniforms need to bring them then.
     
  1238. Attention Students: If your brother or sister is in 7th or 8th grade at a public school, encourage them to attend a Mornings at Mac next Monday or Tuesday. Details are on-line.
     
  1239. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches on Friday.
     
  1240. Juniors are reminded that Friday, Nov. 7, at midnight, is the deadline to sign up for the ACT Prep Course.
     
  1241. There will be a Ceile Calendar turn-in today during regular homeroom. Operation Care Package is tomorrow.
     
  1242. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Trisha Cavendar, Momence - $50
     
  1243. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Miguel Andrade, Marcus Fahey, Dakota Styck
     
  1244. Attention Students: If your brother or sister is in 7th or 8th grade at a public school, encourage them to attend a Mornings at Mac next Monday or Tuesday. Details are on-line.
     
  1245. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches on Friday.
     
  1246. Juniors are reminded that Friday is the deadline to sign up for the ACT Prep Course.
     
  1247. All freshman volleyball girls need to report to the gym on Thursday, Nov. 6, right after school. Those who have not turned in uniforms need to bring them then.
     
  1248. Please stay off all parts of the stage in the cafeteria due to set construction for the Fall Play. Thanks for your cooperation!
     
  1249. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1250. Don't forget that tomorrow during regular homeroom is our 2nd Ceile Calendar turn-in. We need $24,000 in order to earn an extra day off. Everyone must do his/her part! Career Center students, Mrs. Jackson will be on the bus at 8:00 a.m., to collect your money.
     
  1251. The football playoff game is this Saturday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m., at Mac, vs. Geneseo H.S.
     
  1252. Attention Scholastic Bowl players: Regular Thursday practice will be held tomorrow, but because of the late start for school, the morning practice will be at 8:00 a.m., not 7:30 a.m., for both J.V. and Varsity.
     
  1253. Priests will be available for Confession this Thursday during lunches. Confession will be heard in the Main Office.
     
  1254. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jennifer Brooker, Valparaiso, IN - $50
     
  1255. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jesus Dominguez
     
  1256. Priests will be available this Thursday during lunches. Please encourage the students and each other to receive this sacrament. If nobody goes, the priests won't want to continue. Confession will be heard in Kurt's old office and Ruth Smith's old office.
     
  1257. There will be NO cheering practice today or Thursday. Practice will resume on Saturday morning at 11:00 a.m.
     
  1258. The football playoff game is this Saturday, Nov. 8, 1:00 p.m., at Mac, vs. Geneseo H.S.
     
  1259. Don't forget that Thursday during regular homeroom is our 2nd Ceile Calendar turn-in. We are working for an extra day off if we turn in an average of two calendars for each student. High homeroom turn-in for this Thursday will have an ice cream party. Remember, the only sweatshirt legal on regular school days is the dark blue Ceile Calendar sweatshirt.
     
  1260. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1261. Wear jeans and a Mac shirt on Friday IF you bring an item for Operation Care Package Christmas gifts to our men and women serving in the armed forces. Freshmen, $1.00; Sophomores, full-sized chocolate bar; Juniors, Skipbo; Seniors, Uno game.
     
  1262. Please stay off all parts of the stage in the cafeteria due to set construction for the Fall Play. Thanks for your cooperation!
     
  1263. All freshman volleyball girls need to report to the gym on Thursday, Nov. 6, right after school. Those who have not turned in uniforms need to bring them then.
     
  1264. Juniors are reminded that Friday is the deadline to sign up for the ACT Prep Course.
     
  1265. Attention Students: If your brother or sister is in 7th or 8th grade at a public school, encourage them to attend a Mornings at Mac next Monday or Tuesday. Details are on-line.
     
  1266. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches on Friday.
     
  1267. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Lloyd Pastorel, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1268. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Pedro Ramirez, Eric Field
     
  1269. Tristen Pisarczyk from the Newman Center at the U. of I., Champaign, will be here today. He will be in room #102, during homeroom and in the cafeteria during lunch hours. Please take time to meet with him and learn more about the Newman Center which opened its new dorms this fall.
     
  1270. On Friday during first period we will be collecting items for Christmas gifts for men and women who are in the armed forces. You can wear jeans and a Mac shirt if you bring the correct items. FRESHMEN, bring $1.00, to cover postage. SOPHOMORES, bring a FULL-SIZED chocolate bar. JUNIORS should bring Skipbo game and SENIORS should bring UNO game. Juniors and Seniors, due to the cost of the card games, two students can go together on one game and both can wear jeans. All items will be collected from your first period class. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you have questions.
     
  1271. Students making posters for the Care packages need to see Mrs. Jackson ASAP TODAY!!
     
  1272. Mrs. Memenga's homeroom was the high per student seller on Thursday. Get ready...you will have an ice cream party TODAY during homeroom. Her 24 students sold an average of $189.58, per student.
     
  1273. Practice begins today for all girls interested in participating in girls' basketball this winter. Please meet in the gym prior to 4:30 p.m., dressed and ready to go. We will begin promptly at 4:30 p.m., and we will conclude at 6:30 p.m.
     
  1274. The first "online" edition of your school newspaper, "The Blarney Stone", is now live. Click on the link on the "Current Students" page to check your schools' news, features, sports and more.
     
  1275. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1276. Congrats to Garrett Wasson and Aimee Sims!! On Saturday, they both ran great races and qualified for the State cross country finals this Saturday in Peoria. Details of the meet and photos of the race are on display in the trophy case. ALSO....there will be a meeting immediately after school tomorrow, Tuesday, for all members of this year's cross country team. The team will be voting on team MVP's and all team members are asked to bring their uniforms and windsuits to turn in at that time.
     
  1277. Please stay off all parts of the stage in the cafeteria due to set construction for the Fall Play. Thanks for your cooperation!
     
  1278. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: James, Mike, Denise & Marcie James, Bloomington, IL - $100
     
  1279. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Kennedy Shutter, Kaitlynn Curwick, Vanessa Buenrostro, Jeff Judd
     
  1280. The following football players need to turn in equipment to Coach McLain BY FRIDAY.... Reese Lopez, Ryan Lambert, Tyler Surprenant, Dylan Schweizer, Matt Worby, Jeff Judd, Pete Ramirez and Royal Pope.
     
  1281. The Spanish Club's Day of the Dead party is TODAY after school.
     
  1282. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1283. The first "online" edition of your school newspaper, "The Blarney Stone", is now live. Click on the link on the "Current Students" page to check your schools' news, features, sports and more.
     
  1284. The football team plays in their 1st playoff game at Chicago Christian in Palos Heights TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. The address of Chicago Christian is: 12001 S. Oak Park Avenue, Palos Heights, IL. No advance tickets will be sold. ALSO...no one will be admitted to the game in Halloween costume.
     
  1285. If you are missing any books, please check in the Deans' Office to see if they are yours.
     
  1286. The Mother/Son Brunch pictures may be picked up today in Mrs. Ostrowski's room #109.
     
  1287. There will be NO charges in the cafeteria for the rest of this week and next week.
     
  1288. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Angela McElroy, Park Forest, IL, today - $50; Jessica Schroeder, Beecher, Saturday - $50; Gary Regas, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  1289. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mary Turner, Mr. Jim Frogge, Mr. Jack Roney, Saturday; Mrs. Rhonda Kinstner, Ryan Girard, Sunday
     
  1290. We have heard from Chicago Christian....even though it's Halloween tomorrow, no one will be admitted to the football game in Halloween costume.
     
  1291. Bryce LaMore, please see Mrs. Hodak today. Also, there will be NO charges in the cafeteria for the rest of this week and next week.
     
  1292. Students are asked NOT to use the gym as an entrance or exit to the building. If you must exit through that area, please do so through the locker rooms. This saves on unnecessary wear and tear on our gym floor.
     
  1293. The Spanish Club's Day of the Dead party is Friday after school.
     
  1294. The Mother/Son Brunch pictures may be picked up today in Mrs. Ostrowski's room #109.
     
  1295. Come out and support the girls' volleyball team tonight as they take on Manteno in Regional play. Game time is 6:30 p.m., at Peotone High School. Good luck girls!!
     
  1296. Enter the Student Council's Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Bring your carved, painted, or otherwise decorated pumpkin to the cafeteria at the beginning of the day tomorrow. Prizes will be awarded at the end of the day.
     
  1297. The following football players need to turn in equipment to Coach McLain BY FRIDAY.... Reese Lopez, Ryan Lambert, Tyler Surprenant, Dylan Schweizer, Matt Worby, Jeff Judd, Pete Ramirez and Royal Pope.
     
  1298. The girls' swim team leaves at 2:00 p.m., today for a meet at U-High in Chicago. Swimmers are to meet Coach Coash by the gym. Good luck!!
     
  1299. Cheering practice resumes TODAY from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
     
  1300. If you are missing any books, please check in the Deans' Office to see if they are yours.
     
  1301. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Randy Aitken, Kankakee - $50
     
  1302. Congratulations to the following football players for being named to the Chicago Catholic League All-Conference football team: Matt Lambert, Mario Zinanni, Ray Buell, Jon Young, Derek O'Connor, Trevor Wilson and Tyler Boerschig! A special congrats goes to Matt Lambert on being named the Lawless award winner as the top player in the Catholic League White Division!
     
  1303. The football team plays in their 1st playoff game at Chicago Christian in Palos Heights on Friday night (10/31) at 7:00 p.m. The address of Chicago Christian is: 12001 S. Oak Park Avenue, Palos Heights, IL. No advance tickets will be sold.
     
  1304. If you are missing any books, please check in the Deans' Office to see if they are yours.
     
  1305. The Spanish Club's Day of the Dead party is Friday after school.
     
  1306. Tomorrow, Thursday, at 8:00 a.m., is our first Ceile Calendar turn-in. Everyone should be in their homeroom. If you are in both Band and Chorus, please go to Band for calendar turn-in. Mrs. Jackson will meet the Career Center students on the bus at 8:00 a.m., before you leave. Periods on Thursday will be homeroom, then regular order with another homeroom after 3rd period.
     
  1307. TODAY Michelle Darnell from Illinois Wesleyan University will be in room #102 during homeroom. Please see her for information regarding her school and the programs that they offer.
     
  1308. The following football players need to turn in equipment to Coach McLain ASAP....David Roney, Reese Lopez, Ryan Lambert, Tyler Surprenant, Jake Henrich, Dylan Schweizer, Logan Studer, Matt Worby, Jeff Judd, Pete Ramirez and Royal Pope.
     
  1309. There will be open gym tonight from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
     
  1310. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Paul & Deborah Wilfinger, Kankakee - $50
     
  1311. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Logan Studer, Adam Grubbs, Ed Dorsey
     
  1312. The football team plays in their 1st playoff game at Chicago Christian in Palos Heights on Friday night (10/31) at 7:00 p.m. The address of Chicago Christian is: 12001 S. Oak Park Avenue, Palos Heights, IL. No advance tickets will be sold.
     
  1313. The Mother/Son Brunch pictures may be picked up today in Mrs. Ostrowski's room #109.
     
  1314. There will be NO cheering practice today. Practice resumes on Thursday, Oct. 30, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
     
  1315. There will be a mandatory meeting for any girl or boy interested in playing soccer this spring TODAY after school in the cafeteria.
     
  1316. Several admission counselors will be here this week to meet with students and answer any questions regarding their schools and the programs offered. TODAY, Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis and a rep from Bradley University will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours. ON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, Michelle Darnell from Illinois Wesleyan University will be in room #102 during homeroom.
     
  1317. Attention Seniors: As of Friday, 45 Seniors have applied to one or more colleges. 66 Seniors have not yet applied anywhere. We are at the midpoint of the peak time for applications and we need to pick up the pace. Please see Mr. Raiche soon to inform him of your plans or if you need help devising a plan. U. of I. applications should be submitted by Nov. 1.
     
  1318. Our first Ceile Calendar turn-in is this Thursday at 8:00 a.m., in your homeroom. Don't forget to bring your stubs and checks. The top salesman on that day will receive a certificate for $100 in gas from Huot Oil. This is the only day that you can earn the Ceile Calendar t-shirt which can be worn to school on Monday with jeans. The top homeroom per student will have an ice cream party. Names and calendars can be obtained in the Development Office.
     
  1319. Would the following three Seniors please see Mr. Raiche today or tomorrow: Jonathan Boudreau, Patty Chavez and Bobby McLaren.
     
  1320. The Spanish Club's Day of the Dead party is Friday after school.
     
  1321. The following football players need to turn in equipment to Coach McLain ASAP....David Roney, Reese Lopez, Ryan Lambert, Tyler Surprenant, Jake Henrich, Dylan Schweizer, Logan Studer, Matt Worby, Jeff Judd, Pete Ramirez and Royal Pope.
     
  1322. In consideration of the upcoming Fall Play, please...nobody should be eating or putting things on the stage in the cafeteria. Thank you for your consideration in this matter.
     
  1323. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Raffi Leblebijian, Kankakee - $50
     
  1324. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jeff Mussman, Jenessa Franco
     
  1325. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbe following freshmen have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office: Parker Ciaccio, Haley Grant, Nathaniel Hoekstra, Matt Powell and Sarah St. Aubin. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1326. If anyone has lost a ladies watch, please come to the main office to identify.
     
  1327. Attention Blarney Stone Staff: The November edition planning meeting will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 8:15 a.m., in room #115. Breakfast will be provided. Please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays if you are unable to attend.
     
  1328. Attention Seniors: As of Friday, 45 Seniors have applied to one or more colleges. 66 Seniors have not yet applied anywhere. We are at the midpoint of the peak time for applications and we need to pick up the pace. Please see Mr. Raiche soon to inform him of your plans or if you need help devising a plan. U. of I. applications should be submitted by Nov. 1.
     
  1329. Several admission counselors will be here this week to meet with students and answer any questions regarding their schools and the programs offered. TODAY, Zachary George from Knox College will be here from 9:00-11:30 a.m., in the Development Office; Juanita Cross from Eastern Illinois University will be in room #102, during homeroom. On Tuesday, Oct. 28, Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis and a rep from Bradley University will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours.
     
  1330. Congrats to the cross country team as both teams qualified for the Sectional on Saturday! The boys' team won the Regional championship with a tremendous effort as Garrett Wasson and Michael Breault finished 4th and 6th to lead the Irish. The championship plaque, photos and details of the meet are in the trophy case.
     
  1331. Congrats to the boys' soccer team on a great history-making season! Just a reminder, anyone who still needs to hand in the paperwork for indoor must do so after school Tuesday in the cafeteria. This is the final deadline to play this winter. ALSO....there will be a mandatory meeting for any girl interested in playing soccer this spring on Tuesday after school in the cafeteria.
     
  1332. The football team plays in their 1st playoff game at Chicago Christian in Palos Heights on Friday night (10/31) at 7:00 p.m. The address of Chicago Christian is: 12001 S. Oak Park Avenue, Palos Heights, IL. No advance tickets will be sold.
     
  1333. Matchpoints team members are reminded that practice this week is Monday and Thursday at 7:30 a.m., and 2:40 p.m. Players should attend practice either before or after school on both days.
     
  1334. All freshman football players who still need to turn in equipment must turn it in to Coach McLain ASAP!
     
  1335. The rep from Knox College, Mr. Jack George, will be in the Development Office TODAY from 9:00-11:30 a.m. A scholarship has been established at Knox only for Mac students. If you are interested, please visit Mr. George during your free period.
     
  1336. Thank you to the students who worked the Halloween Party at the Country Club, and to those who worked coat check at the Provena St. Mary's event. We earned $121., in tips.
     
  1337. Congrats to the freshman volleyball team on their 2nd place finish at the Beecher tournament on Saturday!!
     
  1338. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Floyd & Veronica Kohl, Kankakee - $100
     
  1339. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ray Glower, Luke Jarvis
     
  1340. Celebrate Halloween by wearing a costume to school next Friday. Get creative and have fun with your disguise. Awards will be given for costumes that are especially scary, creative or funny. Prizes will also be given for honorable group participation.
     
  1341. Several admission counselors will be here next week to meet with students and answer any questions regarding their schools and the programs offered. On Monday, Oct. 27, Zachary George from Knox College will be here from 9:00-11:30 a.m., in the Development Office; Juanita Cross from Eastern Illinois University will be in room #102, during homeroom. On Tuesday, Oct. 28, Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis and a rep from Bradley University will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours.
     
  1342. The Fall Athletic Awards Night has once again been changed. Due to coaches' request, the Awards Night will be moved to the middle of November with a specific date to be announced later.
     
  1343. Attention all students: Do you want to ace your ACT test and ensure that you get into the college of your dreams? Sign up today for the ACT prep class offered here at Bishop McNamara. Log on to the Guidance webpage under "Current Students" for all the information and sign-up details. Deadline is Nov. 7, so don't delay!
     
  1344. There will be a boys' basketball meeting for all boys interested in playing this year during homeroom TODAY in the gym. If you cannot attend the meeting or are in Band or Choir, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  1345. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to TODAY. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1346. St. Joe's in Bradley is looking for high school students to help teach the 2nd grade RE. This is a big, sacrament year for the 2nd graders. Please see Mrs. Bovie or contact Mrs. Betourne.
     
  1347. Mrs. Jackson needs two students to work a Halloween party for small children at the Kankakee Country Club this Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help. It's a great way to earn those service hours!
     
  1348. Attention Blarney Stone Staff: The November edition planning meeting will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 8:15 a.m., in room #115. Breakfast will be provided. Please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays if you are unable to attend.
     
  1349. Thanks to all the students and faculty who made yesterday such a fun and smooth-running day. Don't forget to come to the Development Office if you need more calendars for over the weekend, or to get names of prospective buyers. The first turn-in is next Thursday.
     
  1350. If anyone has lost a ladies watch, please come to the main office to identify.
     
  1351. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Mario Thomas, Kankakee, today - $50; Christine Benoit, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Michelle Baldwin, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  1352. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Duke Smith, today; Austin Herman, Sunday
     
  1353. To all cast members of the Fall Play.....tonight we will rehearse all three acts. All actors and actresses are expected to be in attendance. We begin promptly at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1354. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1355. There will be a boys' basketball meeting for all boys interested in playing this year during homeroom on Friday, Oct. 24, in the gym. If you cannot attend the meeting or are in Band or Choir, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  1356. Tomorrow, Friday......as we complete Red Ribbon Week tomorrow, all students are invited to wear jeans to school with a RED SHIRT. The shirt must be entirely red for jeans to be acceptable.
     
  1357. Attention all students: Do you want to ace your ACT test and ensure that you get into the college of your dreams? Sign up today for the ACT prep class offered here at Bishop McNamara. Log on to the Guidance webpage under "Current Students" for all the information and sign-up details. Deadline is Nov. 7, so don't delay!
     
  1358. St. Joe's in Bradley is looking for high school students to help teach the 2nd grade RE. This is a big, sacrament year for the 2nd graders. Please see Mrs. Bovie or contact Mrs. Betourne.
     
  1359. Mrs. Jackson needs two students to work a Halloween party for small children at the Kankakee Country Club this Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help. It's a great way to earn those service hours!
     
  1360. Attention Blarney Stone Staff: The November edition planning meeting will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 8:15 a.m., in room #115. Breakfast will be provided. Please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays if you are unable to attend.
     
  1361. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbe following freshmen have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office: Morgan Cantrell, Parker Ciaccio, Haley Grant, Nathaniel Hoekstra, Troy McCreery, Matt Powell and Sarah St. Aubin. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1362. TODAY is the last day to register for "Read For A Lifetime." To sign up, please talk to a teacher or stop by the Library. Don't miss out!
     
  1363. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Karl Kirk, Ottawa, IL - $50
     
  1364. Mrs. Jackson needs two students to work a Halloween party for small children at the Kankakee Country Club this Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help. It's a great way to earn those service hours!
     
  1365. Freshman volleyball practice is cancelled for today.
     
  1366. There will be a meeting today during homeroom for all girls going on Kairos. The meeting will take about 10 minutes and will be held in Campus Ministry. If you are in Band or Chorus, just stop by sometime and see Mrs. Bovie.
     
  1367. St. Joe's in Bradley is looking for high school students to help teach the 2nd grade RE. This is a big, sacrament year for the 2nd graders. Please see Mrs. Bovie or contact Mrs. Betourne.
     
  1368. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbe following freshmen have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office: Morgan Cantrell, Parker Ciaccio, Haley Grant, Nathaniel Hoekstra, Troy McCreery, Matt Powell, Zach St. Aubin and Sarah St. Aubin. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1369. Attention all students: Do you want to ace your ACT test and ensure that you get into the college of your dreams? Sign up today for the ACT prep class offered here at Bishop McNamara. Log on to the Guidance webpage under "Current Students" for all the information and sign-up details. Deadline is Nov. 7, so don't delay!
     
  1370. A huge congratulations goes out to the boys' soccer team on their first-ever Regional championship!! Matt Kurzejka and Zak Christensen scored goals in Mac's 2-1 victory over Herscher. The Irish will advance to face Morgan Park Academy on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Directions to the game will be posted on the school website's soccer page tomorrow.
     
  1371. Tomorrow, Thursday, is the last day to register for "Read For A Lifetime." To sign up, please talk to a teacher or stop by the Library. Don't miss out!
     
  1372. The girls' swim team practice for this afternoon has been cancelled.
     
  1373. Attention Students: When hanging posters, banners, etc., please DO NOT use tape of any kind to attach them to walls, beams, etc. We would like to have our freshly painted areas stay looking nice.
     
  1374. Tomorrow, Thursday, will be a themed day in observance of Red Ribbon Week. Please wear your favorite hat to school as we PUT A CAP ON DRUGS.
     
  1375. There will be a boys' basketball meeting for all boys interested in playing this year during homeroom on Friday, Oct. 24, in the gym. If you cannot attend the meeting or are in Band or Choir, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  1376. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1377. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Greg Montgomery, Kankakee - $50
     
  1378. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Alex Veronda
     
  1379. Attention Students: When hanging posters, banners, etc., please DO NOT use tape of any kind to attach them to walls, beams, etc. We would like to have our freshly painted areas stay looking nice.
     
  1380. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbe following freshmen have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office: Morgan Cantrell, Parker Ciaccio, Haley Grant, Nathaniel Hoekstra, Troy McCreery, Matt Powell, Zach St. Aubin and Sarah St. Aubin. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1381. The Fall Athletic Awards Night is now scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. This is a change from the original schedule.
     
  1382. The girls' swim team should be excused at 2:15 p.m., TODAY. The Bus leaves at 2:30 p.m. Please meet Coach Coash by the gym.
     
  1383. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1384. Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here TODAY during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with him and learn more about the school and the programs that they offer.
     
  1385. There will be a boys' basketball meeting for all boys interested in playing this year during homeroom on Oct. 24, in the gym. If you cannot attend the meeting or are in Band or Choir, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  1386. Attention all students: Do you want to ace your ACT test and ensure that you get into the college of your dreams? Sign up today for the ACT prep class offered here at Bishop McNamara. Log on to the Guidance webpage under "Current Students" for all the information and sign-up details. Deadline is Nov. 7, so don't delay!
     
  1387. Tomorrow's Red Ribbon Week theme is "SAYING NO TO DRUGS IS NO SWEAT." In following with that theme, please wear a pair of sweatpants to school with your favorite Mac shirt.
     
  1388. All Senior Spanish club officer girls, and the one boy, please see Senora Trevino today after school for a short meeting!!!!
     
  1389. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Herb Forkenbrock, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1390. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ms. Gina LaMore, Cameron Gerth, Aaron Porterfield
     
  1391. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbere are a few freshmen who have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office. Please check the list on the Mac Memo Board near the cafeteria to see if you are on the list. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1392. There will be a boys' basketball meeting for all boys interested in playing this year during homeroom on Oct. 24, in the gym. If you cannot attend the meeting or are in Band or Choir, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  1393. Mike Oxier from Lincoln College in Lincoln, IL, will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102, and Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here on Tuesday, Oct. 21, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with these reps and learn more about the schools and the programs that they offer.
     
  1394. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1395. Headphones will only be allowed in the Library during 8th hour. Please don't bring them and don't ask at the desk!
     
  1396. Tomorrow, Tuesday, will be a themed day in observance of Red Ribbon Week. SHADE OUT DRUGS by wearing sunglasses at school tomorrow.
     
  1397. Thank you to all the students who braved the cold and assisted with Grade School Night on Friday. Your help is appreciated!!
     
  1398. The Fightin' Irish soccer team advanced to its first-ever title game with a 5-0 victory over Wilmington. Anjel Salgado had 2 goals and Zak Christensen, Colin Reilly and Eric Hernandez added a goal each. Congrats to all!!! Please come out and show your support for the Irish 4:00 p.m., this Tuesday at Herscher as the boys look to make history and secure their first-ever Regional title.
     
  1399. Don't forget the Spanish Club breakfast tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. Please sign up in the Spanish classrooms to bring items!!
     
  1400. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Heidi Ostrowski, Kankakee - $100
     
  1401. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Carianne Brei
     
  1402. Any girl interested in playing softball in the spring must attend a meeting on Monday, Oct. 20, during homeroom in the cafeteria.
     
  1403. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1404. Attention Juniors who have signed up for the PST exam this Saturday....please enter through the main breezeway entrance by 8:20 a.m. Please bring your calculator and 3-4 #2 pencils. Testing will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., in room #102. You should be finished by 11:30 a.m.
     
  1405. All students are reminded that tonight is Grade School Night at the football game. Please spread the word to your younger siblings and grade school friends!
     
  1406. Attention to those thinking about or planning to travel to France with Mrs. Linneman in June.... Please bring your applications and deposits to her this week since she needs to know how many will participate, and she plans to send the applications in together.
     
  1407. All Kairos alumni are asked to stop by and see Mrs. Bovie sometime today.
     
  1408. The area Cropwalk for World Hunger will be Sunday, Oct. 19. Stop in to Campus Ministry to pick up a cropwalker envelope if you can walk with us. Wear your favorite "Mac" attire and meet Mrs. Bovie at 1:30 p.m., at ONU's football field. If you can't walk that day but would still like to help, Mrs. Bovie will be happy to take your money, to help with world hunger that is.
     
  1409. Mike Oxier from Lincoln College in Lincoln, IL, will be here on Monday, Oct. 20, during homeroom in room #102, and Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here on Tuesday, Oct. 21, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with these reps and learn more about the schools and the programs that they offer.
     
  1410. Do you need service hours? The Kankakee Knights of Columbus are holding their annual Tootsie Roll Drive this Saturday. If you are interested in helping, please be at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 8:00 a.m.
     
  1411. There will be a boys' basketball meeting for all boys interested in playing this year during homeroom on Oct. 24, in the gym. If you cannot attend the meeting or are in Band or Choir, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  1412. There are two cell phones in the office. These phones were found two days ago. If you have lost a phone, please see Mrs. Douglas.
     
  1413. There will be an important informational meeting TODAY during homeroom for all girls interesting in playing basketball this winter. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Weigt.
     
  1414. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Jay & Lonnie Murgach, Kankakee, today - $50; Donna Brooks, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; John & Liz Skoryi, Shorewood, IL, Sunday - $50
     
  1415. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Matt Hodak, Saturday; Chris Boehrnsen, Sunday
     
  1416. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbere are a few freshmen who have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office. Please check the list on the Mac Memo Board near the cafeteria to see if you are on the list. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1417. Mike Oxier from Lincoln College in Lincoln, IL, will be here on Monday, Oct. 20, during homeroom in room #102, and Jeff Chiapello from the University of St. Francis will be here on Tuesday, Oct. 21, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with these reps and learn more about the schools and the programs that they offer.
     
  1418. All Kairos alumni are asked to stop by and see Mrs. Bovie sometime today.
     
  1419. The area Cropwalk for World Hunger will be Sunday, Oct. 19. Stop in to Campus Ministry to pick up a cropwalker envelope if you can walk with us. Wear your favorite "Mac" attire and meet Mrs. Bovie at 1:30 p.m., at ONU's football field. If you can't walk that day but would still like to help, Mrs. Bovie will be happy to take your money, to help with world hunger that is.
     
  1420. Attention to those thinking about or planning to travel to France with Mrs. Linneman in June.... Please bring your applications and deposits to her this week since she needs to know how many will participate, and she plans to send the applications in together.
     
  1421. All students are reminded that Friday night is Grade School Night at the football game. Please spread the word to your younger siblings and grade school friends!
     
  1422. Attention Juniors who have signed up for the PST exam this Saturday....please enter through the main breezeway entrance by 8:20 a.m. Please bring your calculator and 3-4 #2 pencils. Testing will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m., in room #102. You should be finished by 11:30 a.m.
     
  1423. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1424. There's still time to join Mac's Matchpoints Scholastic Bowl. First practices will be held TODAY. Freshmen and Sophomores will meet with Mrs. Zullo; Varsity meets with Mrs. Linneman. Practice will be held Mondays and Thursdays at 7:30 a.m., and at 2:40 p.m. Participants are asked to attend either the morning or afternoon practice at their convenience. Please see Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo if you have questions.
     
  1425. There will be an important informational meeting on Friday, Oct. 17, during homeroom for all girls interesting in playing basketball this winter. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Weigt.
     
  1426. Congrats to the boys' soccer team on their 9-0 win yesterday!! This was the first game of regional play. They move on to play Wilmington on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Details will follow. Let's show our school spirit and cheer them on to victory.
     
  1427. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Lesa Hays, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1428. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Brett Hansen
     
  1429. The area Cropwalk for World Hunger will be Sunday, Oct. 19. Stop in to Campus Ministry to pick up a cropwalker envelope if you can walk with us. Wear your favorite "Mac" attire and meet Mrs. Bovie at 1:30 p.m., at ONU's football field. If you can't walk that day but would still like to help, Mrs. Bovie will be happy to take your money, to help with world hunger that is.
     
  1430. All Kairos alumni are asked to stop by and see Mrs. Bovie sometime today.
     
  1431. Attention actors and actresses for the Fall Play...don't forget to check your rehearsal schedule. Do you need to be here tonight??
     
  1432. Congrats to Gregory Macagba and Desiree Hays on making the Illinois Music Educators Association District 3 Orchestra and Band.
     
  1433. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbere are many freshmen who have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office. Please check the list on the Mac Memo Board near the cafeteria to see if you are on the list. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1434. Attention to those thinking about or planning to travel to France with Mrs. Linneman in June.... Please bring your applications and deposits to her this week since she needs to know how many will participate, and she plans to send the applications in together.
     
  1435. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1436. There's still time to join Mac's Matchpoints Scholastic Bowl. First practices will be held Thursday of this week. Freshmen and Sophomores will meet with Mrs. Zullo; Varsity meets with Mrs. Linneman. Practice will be held Mondays and Thursdays at 7:30 a.m., at 2:40 p.m. Participants are asked to attend either the morning or afternoon practice at their convenience. Please see Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo if you have questions.
     
  1437. There will be an important informational meeting on Friday, Oct. 17, during homeroom for all girls interesting in playing basketball this winter. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Weigt.
     
  1438. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Paul Schaap, Mahomet, IL - $50
     
  1439. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Torin Geary
     
  1440. The registration deadline for the summer 2009 Spain trip has been extended to Friday, Oct. 24. Please see Senora Ronchetto for more information.
     
  1441. ATTENTION FRESHMEN: Tbere are many freshmen who have not yet turned in a copy of their birth certificate to the main office. Please check the list on the Mac Memo Board near the cafeteria to see if you are on the list. It is an Illinois state law that we have an official copy with the county seal on it in each student's permanent file. The birth certificates must be turned in to Mrs. Gehm in the main office ASAP!!
     
  1442. There are many freshmen birth certificates not yet turned in to the main office. This is an Illinois state law that we have them on file in each student's permanent record. Please check the Mac Memo Board near the cafeteria for the list of names who HAVE NOT turned in a copy of their birth certificate. It must be an official copy with the county (of the birth) seal on it.
     
  1443. Congratulations to the girls' golf team for finishing 3rd, and for a terrific season!!! Also, congrats to Hannah Wiley and Megan Curie for advancing to State yesterday. They will play as individuals in Carbondale Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Congratulations to all!!
     
  1444. Congrats to the cross country team on another outstanding performance at the all-area meet last Thursday. The girls' team successfully defended their all-area title, defeating the #7-ranked team in the state. Aimee Sims claimed the runner-up spot in the race to lead the Lady Irish. The boys' team took 2nd to the 5th-ranked state team, led by Garrett Wasson's 3rd place finish. Photos, the championship plaque and details of the meet are in the trophy case.
     
  1445. Attention to those thinking about or planning to travel to France with Mrs. Linneman in June.... Please bring your applications and deposits to her this week since she needs to know how many will participate, and she plans to send the applications in together.
     
  1446. There's still time to join Mac's Matchpoints Scholastic Bowl. First practices will be held Thursday of this week. Freshmen and Sophomores will meet with Mrs. Zullo; Varsity meets with Mrs. Linneman. Practice will be held Mondays and Thursdays at 7:30 a.m., at 2:40 p.m. Participants are asked to attend either the morning or afternoon practice at their convenience. Please see Mrs. Linneman or Mrs. Zullo if you have questions.
     
  1447. There will be an important informational meeting on Friday, Oct. 17, during homeroom for all girls interesting in playing basketball this winter. If you are unable to attend, please see Coach Weigt.
     
  1448. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Callie Jones, Hopkins Park, $50
     
  1449. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Sean Crowley, Richard Braden
     
  1450. A huge congrats goes out to the girls' golf team on winning 1st place in the Regional! Two medalists, Hannah Wiley and Megan Curie, will advance to Sectionals. Way to go, girls!!
     
  1451. Attention all students: There will be another Future Business Leaders of America meeting this coming Tuesday, Oct. 14, 8:00 a.m., in room #19.
     
  1452. If you are planning to go on the Spain trip this summer, please see Senora Ronchetto ASAP. You will need a new group ID number in order to register TODAY.
     
  1453. The Varsity Volleyball team is participating in the All-City Tournament Saturday, October 11, at BBCHS. The Tournament is helping to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The tournament goal is: $5,000. All admissions to the high school tournament will be donated to the Komen Foundation as well as t-shirt sales. There will also be a silent auction held from 9:00-11:30. Admission fees: $5 for adults ($4 for those wearing pink) $3 for students ($2 for those wearing pink) 100% of the admission fees will be donated! T-shirt Cost: $10 they are available to purchase in the Development Office (Monday - Thursday) They will also be available at the game Thursday Oct. 9th vs. Herscher! Game times: 9:00 Mac vs. Wilmington (East Gym) 10:00 Mac vs. BBCHS (North Gym) 11:00 Mac vs. Kankakee (East Gym) Come support the Irish Volleyball Team for the battle of the All-City Title! GO IRISH! We hope to see as many Irish fans as we can!
     
  1454. The registration deadline for "Read for a Lifetime" is Oct. 23. All you need to do is read (at least 4 titles from a list of 25) and keep a list of the titles. To participate, speak with a teacher or see Mrs. Jones in the Library.
     
  1455. Anyone interested in the trip to France in June is asked to see Mrs. Linneman this week for a brochure and application. Departure for this exciting 11 day adventure is June 22, 2009.
     
  1456. There will be NO rehearsal this evening for Act II of the Fall Play. Rehearsals will resume on Monday, Oct. 13, 6:00 p.m., with Act III. Even though this is a free day from school, all actors and actresses in Scene III are required to attend.
     
  1457. Good luck to Greg Macagba and Desiree Hays as they travel to Bloomington on Monday to audition for the Illinois Music Educator Association District and All-State Festival!
     
  1458. There is NO open gym tonight.
     
  1459. Girls' basketball players....we will meet at Mac to depart for Montini at 1:40 p.m., on Sunday. We play 2 games at 3:40 and 5:20 p.m.
     
  1460. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Mark Lafevor, Kankakee, today; Albert & Christa Davis, O'Fallon, IL, Friday - $50; Travis Jones, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Rene Miller, Kankakee, Sunday - $50; Red & Mary Marcotte, Bourbonnais, Monday - $100
     
  1461. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Ms. Sarah Kutilek, Joe Williams, Andrew Wilkerson, today; Michael Breault, Molly McCabe, Saturday; Alex Boyd, Jamie Anderson, Megan Klomparens, Sunday; Antonio Avalos, Monday
     
  1462. There is a pair of black high-heeled shoes in the Development Office which were left at the Mother/Son Brunch. Please see Mrs. Weigt to claim them.
     
  1463. The boys' golf team competed in the regional tournament on Tuesday at the Elks Country Club. The Irish placed 3rd out of 13 teams. Unfortunately, only the top two teams advance. The Irish finished their season with a record of 8-8. Congrats to Austin Wakat and Macaulay McClintock as both of them will be moving on individually to compete in the boys' golf sectional next Monday in Byron, IL. Austin shot 83, which was good for 10th; Macaulay's 85 was good for 14th overall. Great job and good luck to both of you next week.
     
  1464. The Varsity Volleyball team is participating in the All-City Tournament Saturday, October 11, at BBCHS. The Tournament is helping to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The tournament goal is: $5,000. All admissions to the high school tournament will be donated to the Komen Foundation as well as t-shirt sales. There will also be a silent auction held from 9:00-11:30. Admission fees: $5 for adults ($4 for those wearing pink) $3 for students ($2 for those wearing pink) 100% of the admission fees will be donated! T-shirt Cost: $10 they are available to purchase in the Development Office (Monday - Thursday) They will also be available at the game Thursday Oct. 9th vs. Herscher! Game times: 9:00 Mac vs. Wilmington (East Gym) 10:00 Mac vs. BBCHS (North Gym) 11:00 Mac vs. Kankakee (East Gym) Come support the Irish Volleyball Team for the battle of the All-City Title! GO IRISH! We hope to see as many Irish fans as we can!
     
  1465. Attention Sophomores and Seniors: Jostens will be returning TODAY during lunch hours in the cafeteria for classring orders and graduation orders. A $50 deposit is required with your classring order form.
     
  1466. If you are planning to go on the Spain trip this summer, please see Senora Ronchetto ASAP. You will need a new group ID number in order to register tomorrow, Thursday.
     
  1467. Do your friends think you are smart?? Do you feel compelled to watch Jeopardy and actually know a lot of the information?? Is your mind cluttered with world capitols and presidential trivia? Can you think fast with a buzzer in your hand? Well, it's October and time to organize our Scholastic Bowl Team and you just might fit in! Scholastic Bowl is competition against other teams in academic areas. A typical match covers Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies and Fine Arts. Bishop Mac sponsors both varsity and J.V. teams which compete in league matches in and around Chicago. The varsity team participates in several tournaments, including the IHSA Scholastic Bowl Series. An informational meeting will be held this Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m., in room #104, for anyone who is interested in Scholastic Bowl this year. The J.V. (frosh/soph) team is coached by Mrs. Zullo; varsity team is coached by Mrs. Linneman. Don't be shy; the Scholastic Bowl Team needs players and it's a great way to meet other students. Please see either Mrs. Zullo or Mrs. Linneman if you need more information.
     
  1468. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches TODAY.
     
  1469. Meg Ryan, an admissions rep of Wartburg College, will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. Wartburg is a four year, selective, residential, liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
     
  1470. Anyone interested in the trip to France in June is asked to see Mrs. Linneman this week for a brochure and application. Departure for this exciting 11 day adventure is June 22, 2009.
     
  1471. Attention Juniors: You were given information last week through your English class about the PSAT exam coming up on Saturday, Oct. 18. If you have decided to sign up for it, do so by the end of this week (10/10) in the Guidance Office with a $15.00 check payable to B.M.C.H.S.
     
  1472. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Vincent Messier, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1473. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Daisha Aitken
     
  1474. Attention Sophomores and Seniors: Jostens will be returning on Wednesday, Oct. 8, during lunch hours in the cafeteria for classring orders and graduation orders. A $50 deposit is required with your classring order form.
     
  1475. The Varsity Volleyball team is participating in the All-City Tournament Saturday, October 11, at BBCHS. The Tournament is helping to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The tournament goal is: $5,000. All admissions to the high school tournament will be donated to the Komen Foundation as well as t-shirt sales. There will also be a silent auction held from 9:00-11:30. Admission fees: $5 for adults ($4 for those wearing pink) $3 for students ($2 for those wearing pink) 100% of the admission fees will be donated! T-shirt Cost: $10 they are available to purchase in the Development Office (Monday - Thursday) They will also be available at the game Thursday Oct. 9th vs. Herscher! Game times: 9:00 Mac vs. Wilmington (East Gym) 10:00 Mac vs. BBCHS (North Gym) 11:00 Mac vs. Kankakee (East Gym) Come support the Irish Volleyball Team for the battle of the All-City Title! GO IRISH! We hope to see as many Irish fans as we can!
     
  1476. Do your friends think you are smart?? Do you feel compelled to watch Jeopardy and actually know a lot of the information?? Is your mind cluttered with world capitols and presidential trivia? Can you think fast with a buzzer in your hand? Well, it's October and time to organize our Scholastic Bowl Team and you just might fit in! Scholastic Bowl is competition against other teams in academic areas. A typical match covers Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies and Fine Arts. Bishop Mac sponsors both varsity and J.V. teams which compete in league matches in and around Chicago. The varsity team participates in several tournaments, including the IHSA Scholastic Bowl Series. An informational meeting will be held this Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m., in room #104, for anyone who is interested in Scholastic Bowl this year. The J.V. (frosh/soph) team is coached by Mrs. Zullo; varsity team is coached by Mrs. Linneman. Don't be shy; the Scholastic Bowl Team needs players and it's a great way to meet other students. Please see either Mrs. Zullo or Mrs. Linneman if you need more information.
     
  1477. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches on Wednesday.
     
  1478. Anyone who ordered individual pictures and did not receive them on Friday should see Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, to pick theirs up.
     
  1479. The yearbook staff will meet in room #24, after school TODAY.
     
  1480. Attention Juniors: You were given information last week through your English class about the PSAT exam coming up on Saturday, Oct. 18. If you have decided to sign up for it, do so by the end of this week (10/10) in the Guidance Office with a $15.00 check payable to B.M.C.H.S.
     
  1481. Anyone interested in the trip to France in June is asked to see Mrs. Linneman this week for a brochure and application. Departure for this exciting 11 day adventure is June 22, 2009.
     
  1482. Spanish Club officers...don't forget to sell the skull pops during your lunches!! ALSO....registration for the Spain trip is this Thursday, Oct. 9.
     
  1483. Meg Ryan, an admissions rep of Wartburg College, will be here on Wednesday, Oct. 8, during homeroom in room #102. Wartburg is a four year, selective, residential, liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
     
  1484. Attention all cheerleaders...there will be practice tonight from 5:30-7:30 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1485. CEILE CALENDER WINNER: Mark Davis, Spring Valley, IL - $50
     
  1486. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Hannah Johandes
     
  1487. There will be freshman volleyball practice today from 4:00-6:00 p.m.
     
  1488. Do your friends think you are smart?? Do you feel compelled to watch Jeopardy and actually know a lot of the information?? Is your mind cluttered with world capitols and presidential trivia? Can you think fast with a buzzer in your hand? Well, it's October and time to organize our Scholastic Bowl Team and you just might fit in! Scholastic Bowl is competition against other teams in academic areas. A typical match covers Math, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies and Fine Arts. Bishop Mac sponsors both varsity and J.V. teams which compete in league matches in and around Chicago. The varsity team participates in several tournaments, including the IHSA Scholastic Bowl Series. An informational meeting will be held this Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m., in room #104, for anyone who is interested in Scholastic Bowl this year. The J.V. (frosh/soph) team is coached by Mrs. Zullo; varsity team is coached by Mrs. Linneman. Don't be shy; the Scholastic Bowl Team needs players and it's a great way to meet other students. Please see either Mrs. Zullo or Mrs. Linneman if you need more information.
     
  1489. All J.V. and Freshman volleyball players who are not in Band or Chorus should come to the Development Office for a brief meeting today right after announcements.
     
  1490. The Varsity Volleyball team is participating in the All-City Tournament Saturday, October 11, at BBCHS. The Tournament is helping to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The tournament goal is: $5,000. All admissions to the high school tournament will be donated to the Komen Foundation as well as t-shirt sales. There will also be a silent auction held from 9:00-11:30. Admission fees: $5 for adults ($4 for those wearing pink) $3 for students ($2 for those wearing pink) 100% of the admission fees will be donated! T-shirt Cost: $10 they are available to purchase in the Development Office (Monday - Thursday) They will also be available at the game Thursday Oct. 9th vs. Herscher! Game times: 9:00 Mac vs. Wilmington (East Gym) 10:00 Mac vs. BBCHS (North Gym) 11:00 Mac vs. Kankakee (East Gym) Come support the Irish Volleyball Team for the battle of the All-City Title! GO IRISH! We hope to see as many Irish fans as we can!
     
  1491. Attention Sophomores and Seniors: Jostens will be returning on Wednesday, Oct. 8, during lunch hours in the cafeteria for classring orders and graduation orders. A $50 deposit is required with your classring order form.
     
  1492. Congrats to the cross country team on another great performance this weekend. The State-ranked girls' team won their 4th championship of the year by winning the Prairie Central Invitational, while the boys' team finished 2nd. Aimee Sims and Garrett Wasson each won individual titles as well. Photos, trophies, pictures and details are in the trophy case.
     
  1493. Attention Blarney Stone Staff: There will be a brief but important meeting immediately after school today in room #115. If you are unable to attend, please see Mrs. Memenga before the end of the day.
     
  1494. Anyone interested in the trip to France in June is asked to see Mrs. Linneman this week for a brochure and application. Departure for this exciting 11 day adventure is June 22, 2009.
     
  1495. There are two college reps here today. Kristen Prief of Illinois College will be in room #102, during homeroom; Katie Ashcraft of MacMurray College will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours.
     
  1496. Attention Juniors: You were given information last week through your English class about the PSAT exam coming up on Saturday, Oct. 18. If you have decided to sign up for it, do so by the end of this week (10/10) in the Guidance Office with a $15.00 check payable to B.M.C.H.S.
     
  1497. Spanish Club officers...don't forget to sell the skull pops during your lunches!! ALSO....registration for the Spain trip is this Thursday, Oct. 9.
     
  1498. Cast members of the Fall Play will rehearse Act I tonight at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. If you are in Act I, you are to be in attendance. Lines are due!!
     
  1499. The yearbook staff will meet in room #24, after school tomorrow.
     
  1500. Anyone who ordered individual pictures and did not receive them on Friday should see Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, to pick theirs up.
     
  1501. There will be Green Key meetings during lunches on Wednesday.
     
  1502. Students who are volunteering at Sleepy Hollow....don't forget to turn in your forms to Mrs. Jackson TODAY.
     
  1503. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Francisco Zavala, St. Anne - $100
     
  1504. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Olivia Butcher, Nicole Coglianese, Ray Buell
     
  1505. Attention Sophomores and Seniors: Jostens will be returning on Wednesday, Oct. 8, during lunch hours in the cafeteria for classring orders and graduation orders. A $50 deposit is required with your classring order form.
     
  1506. The sign-up forms for working the Sleepy Hollow event on weekends during October at Perry Farm are in Mrs. Jackson's office. Please see her if you can help or need more information.
     
  1507. Attention Seniors.....From now until Thanksgiving is college application time. So far, 20 seniors have applied to one or more colleges. That's a start, but we need to pick up the pace - "procrastination is the thief of time."
     
  1508. Attention gentlemen: Don't forget to get your tickets for the Mother/Son Mass & Brunch in the Development Office. The brunch is this Sunday, Oct. 5, at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1509. A representative of MacMurray College, Jacksonville, IL, will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours on Monday, Oct. 6.
     
  1510. The Chicago National College Fair will be held at Navy Pier on Saturday, Oct. 25. Colleges/universities from across the country will be represented there. The Guidance bulletin board has a flyer with all the details.
     
  1511. If you are interested in going to Spain but missed the meeting, please come get a registration booklet from either Senora ASAP!!
     
  1512. All boys interested in trying out for the boys' basketball team...there will be a meeting in the gym on Monday, Oct. 6, during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then report to the gym.
     
  1513. Boys' soccer practice will be TODAY from 3:00-4:30 p.m.
     
  1514. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: John Burgess & Alisa Springer, Kankakee, today - $50; Mary Essington, Clifton, Saturday - $50; Terry Boyd, Aroma Park, Sunday - $50
     
  1515. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Belinda Schaafsma, today; Jonathan Boudreau, Sunday
     
  1516. The Varsity Volleyball team is participating in the All-City Tournament Saturday, October 11, at BBCHS. The Tournament is helping to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. The tournament goal is: $5,000. All admissions to the high school tournament will be donated to the Komen Foundation as well as t-shirt sales. There will also be a silent auction held from 9:00-11:30. Admission fees: $5 for adults ($4 for those wearing pink) $3 for students ($2 for those wearing pink) 100% of the admission fees will be donated! T-shirt Cost: $10 they are available to purchase in the Development Office (Monday - Thursday) They will also be available at the game Thursday Oct. 9th vs. Herscher! Game times: 9:00 Mac vs. Wilmington (East Gym) 10:00 Mac vs. BBCHS (North Gym) 11:00 Mac vs. Kankakee (East Gym) Come support the Irish Volleyball Team for the battle of the All-City Title! GO IRISH! We hope to see as many Irish fans as we can!
     
  1517. Parents, students, friends.......our football game this Friday night vs. St. Laurence has been nominated to be the televised Fox Game of the Week. In order to be picked for the Game of the Week, we must get the most votes! Please go to the Mac homepage under 'News" and click on "Vote Mac Game of the Week" and place your vote. You may vote as many times as you would like from the same computer. You can also text your vote to 23857 and vote for #2. The voting ends TODAY at 5:00 p.m. We are only behind by a little bit...we can do it!!
     
  1518. The sign-up forms for working the Sleepy Hollow event on weekends during October at Perry Farm are in Mrs. Jackson's office. Please see her if you can help or need more information.
     
  1519. We still need Dads from 10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m., to help serve the Mother/Son Brunch this Sunday. Please let Mrs. Jackson know if your Dad can help.
     
  1520. The Chicago National College Fair will be held at Navy Pier on Saturday, Oct. 25. Colleges/universities from across the country will be represented there. The Guidance bulletin board has a flyer with all the details.
     
  1521. A representative of MacMurray College, Jacksonville, IL, will be in the cafeteria during lunch hours on Monday, Oct. 6.
     
  1522. All boys interested in trying out for the boys' basketball team...there will be a meeting in the gym on Monday, Oct. 6, during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then report to the gym.
     
  1523. Spain, here we come!! There will be a parent meeting TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m., in Senora Trevino's room for anyone interested in going to Spain next summer!!!
     
  1524. Attention anyone interested in working on the yearbook staff...there will be a brief organizational meeting in room #109 with Mrs. Ostrowski TODAY after school.
     
  1525. Attention Seniors: The Jostens rep will be here TODAY at homeroom for senior cap, gown and announcement assembly/orders. Please have your form, which you received in your English class, filled out and with you TODAY at homeroom. No deposit is required at that time.
     
  1526. Attention Sophomores: Jostens will be here TODAY during lunch hours in the cafeteria for ring measurement and orders. Please bring your $50. deposit along with your order form.
     
  1527. Attention gentlemen: Don't forget to get your tickets for the Mother/Son Mass & Brunch in the Development Office. The brunch is this Sunday, Oct. 5, at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1528. FROM THE KITCHEN....Sean Dwyer, please see Mrs. Hodak today. All lunch charges must be paid today. There will be no charges for the rest of this week or next week.
     
  1529. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: The Lillig Family, Arlington Heights, IL - $50
     
  1530. Attention Seniors: The Jostens rep will be here this Thursday, Oct. 2, at homeroom for senior cap, gown and announcement assembly/orders. Please have your form, which you received in your English class, filled out and with you on Thursday at homeroom. No deposit is required at that time.
     
  1531. Attention Sophomores: Jostens will be here on Thursday, Oct. 2, during lunch hours in the cafeteria for ring measurement and orders. Please bring your $50. deposit along with your order form.
     
  1532. The Fall Athletic Awards Night has been changed to October 29, 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. This is a change from the original schedule.
     
  1533. Parents, students, friends.......our football game this Friday night vs. St. Laurence has been nominated to be the televised Fox Game of the Week. In order to be picked for the Game of the Week, we must get the most votes! Please go to the Mac homepage under 'News" and click on "Vote Mac Game of the Week" and place your vote. You may vote as many times as you would like from the same computer. You can also text your vote to 23857 and vote for #2. The voting ends Thursday at 5:00 p.m. We are only behind by a little bit...we can do it!!
     
  1534. Attention anyone interested in working on the yearbook staff...there will be a brief organizational meeting in room #109 with Mrs. Ostrowski tomorrow (Thursday) after school.
     
  1535. Spain, here we come!! There will be a parent meeting on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m., in Senora Trevino's room for anyone interested in going to Spain next summer!!!
     
  1536. All boys interested in trying out for the boys' basketball team...there will be a meeting in the gym on Monday, Oct. 6, during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then report to the gym.
     
  1537. Attention gentlemen: Don't forget to get your tickets for the Mother/Son Mass & Brunch in the Development Office. The brunch is on Sunday, Oct. 5, at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1538. The Chicago National College Fair will be held at Navy Pier on Saturday, Oct. 25. Colleges/universities from across the country will be represented there. The Guidance bulletin board has a flyer with all the details.
     
  1539. Congrats to the freshman girls' volleyball team on their big win over Bradley on Monday evening. Way to go, girls!!
     
  1540. Congrats to the cross country team on another great performance last night at the El Paso Invitational. The girls' team won the team championship and the boys' team placed 2nd to the 6th ranked team in the State. Aimee Sims also captured the individual title in the girls' race, while Garrett Wasson finished 2nd in the boys' race. The two team trophies and meet details are on display in the trophy case.
     
  1541. The sign-up forms for working the Sleepy Hollow event on weekends during October at Perry Farm are in Mrs. Jackson's office. Please see her if you can help or need more information.
     
  1542. We still need Dads from 10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m., to help serve the Mother/Son Brunch this Sunday. Please let Mrs. Jackson know if your Dad can help.
     
  1543. The Spanish Club officers only meeting for tonight has been moved to Senora Trevino's room at 7:00 p.m. Make sure you check in with Senora if you can't come and be prepared to get involved (if you skip it, you know that you are being volunteered for lots of events).
     
  1544. There will be NO rehearsal for the Fall Play tonight. Act III will be rehearsed on Thursday at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. This includes all cast members!
     
  1545. There will be NO Student Council meeting today! Keep your students and mark them absent if they don't show up.
     
  1546. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Jon & Tari Olszewski, Clifton - $50
     
  1547. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Joshua Turro
     
  1548. Attention Seniors: The Jostens rep will be here this Thursday, Oct. 2, at homeroom for senior cap, gown and announcement assembly/orders. Please have your form, which you received in your English class, filled out and with you on Thursday at homeroom.
     
  1549. Congrats to the entire girls' swim team who competed in the all-city swim meet last evening!! Freshman, Hayley Coash, took the all-city title in the 200 freestyle and Junior, Moira Martin, in the 100 backstroke. Congrats to the rest of the girls: Alex Harsha, Hannah Johandes, Alexa Salkeld, Jorgi Phelps, Rochelle Latta and Sam Ochoa who achieved personal bests times. Great job, ladies!!
     
  1550. Attention gentlemen: Don't forget to get your tickets for the Mother/Son Mass & Brunch in the Development Office. The brunch is on Sunday, Oct. 5, at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1551. All boys interested in trying out for the boys' basketball team...there will be a meeting in the gym on Monday, Oct. 6, during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then report to the gym.
     
  1552. Attention Seniors: The deadline to apply for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award is Wednesday, Oct. 1. This award is based on academics, athletics and leadership. You must have a 3.0 GPA and excel in at least one school-sponsored sport. Applications are available at www.wendysheisman.com.
     
  1553. Spain, here we come!! There will be a parent meeting on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m., in Senora Trevino's room for anyone interested in going to Spain next summer!!!
     
  1554. Attention Sophomores: Jostens will be here on Thursday, Oct. 2, during lunch hours in the cafeteria for ring measurement and orders. Please bring your $50. deposit along with your order form.
     
  1555. The sign-up forms for working the Sleepy Hollow event on weekends during October at Perry Farm are in Mrs. Jackson's office. Please see her if you can help or need more information.
     
  1556. We still need Dads from 10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m., to help serve the Mother/Son Brunch this Sunday. Please let Mrs. Jackson know if your Dad can help.
     
  1557. Act III of the Fall Play will rehearse tonight at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. This includes all cast members!!
     
  1558. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Steven Jackson, Kankakee - $50
     
  1559. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Desiree Hays
     
  1560. The sign-up forms for working the Sleepy Hollow event on weekends during October at Perry Farm are in Mrs. Jackson's office. Please see her if you can help or need more information.
     
  1561. We still need Dads from 10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m., to help serve the Mother/Son Brunch this Sunday. Please let Mrs. Jackson know if your Dad can help.
     
  1562. Attention Sophomores: Jostens will be here on Thursday, Oct. 2, during lunch hours in the cafeteria for ring measurement and orders. Please bring your $50. deposit along with your order form.
     
  1563. Mrs. Bovie would like to see students who have gone to ONE BREAD ONE CUP.
     
  1564. The following students are asked to see Mrs. Bovie TODAY....Jaclyn Lowman, Darlene Moczynski, Kelsey Luedtke, Caitlyn Schultz, Jeanine Sims, Abby Blackburn, Jen Hoekstra, Alex Veronda, Taylor Boudreau, Colleen Smith, Ashleigh Baker, Molly McCabe, Liz Davis and Betsy Zirkle.
     
  1565. Spain, here we come!! There will be a parent meeting on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m., in Senora Trevino's room for anyone interested in going to Spain next summer!!!
     
  1566. Rehearsal tonight for the Fall Play begins at 6:00 p.m. All cast members in Act II only.
     
  1567. Rehearsal will be held tomorrow morning in the chorus room at 8:00 a.m., for any students who wish to sing or play for this Friday's Mass. Donuts will be served.
     
  1568. The girls' cross country team captured the 2nd place trophy at the 15 team Herscher Invitational on Saturday; boys' team finished 3rd. Garrett Wasson and Aimee Sims both placed 3rd individually. The team trophies, photos and meet details are in the trophy case.
     
  1569. Attention Blarney Stone staff: There will be a brief meeting after school today in room #115. Please see Desiree Hays or Mrs. Memenga if you are unable to attend.
     
  1570. Interested in joining students from Loyola to see social justice in action? There will be a meeting today immediately after school in room #105. For more info, please see Mrs. Hermes or Ryan Blake.
     
  1571. The girls' swim team will be at Kankakee High School today for all-city. Please come support our girls; the meet starts at 5:00 p.m.
     
  1572. Attention anyone interested in the 11 day trip to France with Mrs. Linneman next summer.....A meeting for students and their parents will be held at 7:00 p.m., tonight in the French room. Details about the tour and applications will be given. Second, third and fourth year French students have receive3d a letter about the meeting. Anyone else interested in the tour should see Mrs. Linneman. The trip is open to approved adults and non-French students as well.
     
  1573. Attention Seniors: The deadline to apply for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award is Wednesday, Oct. 1. This award is based on academics, athletics and leadership. You must have a 3.0 GPA and excel in at least one school-sponsored sport. Applications are available at www.wendysheisman.com.
     
  1574. Attention all students: Bishop McNamara is now offering a Future Business Leaders of America Club. It's the largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of a million members. The FBLA prepares students for the real world and looks great on college resumes. The first meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 8:00 a.m., in room #19. Donuts and McDonalds McGriddles will be provided. If interested, please contact Mr. Brown or Matt Kurzejka.
     
  1575. Attention gentlemen: Don't forget to get your tickets for the Mother/Son Mass & Brunch in the Development Office. The brunch is on Sunday, Oct. 5, at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1576. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jim Kyrouac, Bradley - $100
     
  1577. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Zach Lewis, Aubrey Boudreau
     
  1578. All girls' basketball players need to meet Coach Bennett at the stadium at 8:00 a.m., tomorrow morning for cleanup. ALSO....you will meet at 12:50 p.m., Sunday for our Montini league game. We play St. Francis at 2:50 p.m.
     
  1579. The Hammes Bookstore will be open this evening from 6:00-7:30 p.m., during the football game.
     
  1580. This is the last call for Spanish Club signups! Very cool shirts will be ordered!
     
  1581. Students who are planning on getting photos at the homecoming dance on Saturday should get a picture order form from Mrs. Duffy's office if they didn't get one when purchasing tickets. There will be no cashier in the photo room, so exact payment will be required. ALSO.....TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM MRS. KINSTNER IN THE CAFETERIA IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE PARADE TODAY.
     
  1582. Have you ever wondered, "How can I help the world hunger problem?" I have an answer - CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1:30 p.m., at the ONU Fieldhouse. Please see Mrs. Bovie for details. If you are busy that day, you can still help by giving donations to Mrs. Bovie. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!
     
  1583. Packets for March of Life, Washington, D.C., can be picked up in Campus Ministry.
     
  1584. Kairos forms need to be turned in to Campus Ministry TODAY!!
     
  1585. Attention all students: Bishop McNamara is now offering a Future Business Leaders of America Club. It's the largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of a million members. The FBLA prepares students for the real world and looks great on college resumes. The first meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 8:00 a.m., in room #19. Donuts and McDonalds McGriddles will be provided. If interested, please contact Mr. Brown or Matt Kurzejka.
     
  1586. Attention gentlemen: Don't forget to get your tickets for the Mother/Son Mass & Brunch in the Development Office. The brunch is on Sunday, Oct. 5, at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1587. Congrats to the boys' soccer team on their win over Illinois Lutheran! Play continues on Saturday at 11:30 a.m., in the Peotone Invitational.
     
  1588. A reminder to all students that regular dress code will begin on Monday, Sept. 29. Any student not in compliance with the dress code will be detained from classes until the problem is solved.
     
  1589. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Robert Snipes, Kankakee, today - $50; David Burczak, Manteno, Saturday - $50; Roger Schnitzler, Manteno, Sunday - $50
     
  1590. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Matt Cyrier, Anjel Salgado, Jonathan Nepomuceno, Jaimie Rooney, Andrew Berens, Zach St. Aubin, today; Dillon Grant, Kaliegh Wheeler, Caleb Wasson, Sunday
     
  1591. Attention all students: Bishop McNamara is now offering a Future Business Leaders of America Club. It's the largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of a million members. The FBLA prepares students for the real world and looks great on college resumes. The first meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 8:00 a.m., in room #19. Donuts and McDonalds McGriddles will be provided. If interested, please contact Mr. Brown or Matt Kurzejka.
     
  1592. Have you ever wondered, "How can I help the world hunger problem?" I have an answer - CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1:30 p.m., at the ONU Fieldhouse. Please see Mrs. Bovie for details. If you are busy that day, you can still help by giving donations to Mrs. Bovie. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!
     
  1593. Packets for March of Life, Washington, D.C., can be picked up in Campus Ministry.
     
  1594. Kairos forms need to be turned in to Campus Ministry by this Friday.
     
  1595. Attention Seniors: The deadline to apply for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award is Wednesday, Oct. 1. This award is based on academics, athletics and leadership. You must have a 3.0 GPA and excel in at least one school-sponsored sport. Applications are available at www.wendysheisman.com.
     
  1596. Students who are planning on getting photos at the homecoming dance on Saturday should get a picture order form from Mrs. Duffy's office if they didn't get one when purchasing tickets. There will be no cashier in the photo room, so exact payment will be required. ALSO.....TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM MRS. KINSTNER IN THE CAFETERIA IMMEDIATELY AFTER GAMES TODAY.
     
  1597. Congrats to Macaulay McClintock for winning 1st place in Wednesday's all-city boys' golf match. Macaulay's 81 was two shots better than the second place finisher. Mac was unable to keep its all-city championship streak of 5 years alive and finished 2nd to BBCHS. Scoring for the Irish were: Macaulay Mcclintock, 81; Austin Tofte, 89; Austin Wakat, 90; Jackson Hoekstra, 91; Jared St. John, 91; Zach Lewis, 99.
     
  1598. This is the last call for Spanish Club signups all this week! Very cool shirts will be ordered!
     
  1599. A reminder to all students that regular dress code will begin on Monday, Sept. 29. Any student not in compliance with the dress code will be detained from classes until the problem is solved.
     
  1600. Volleyball games tonight vs. Benet Academy are as follows: Varsity @ 4:30 p.m.; Sophomores @ 5:30 p.m.; Freshmen @ 6:30 p.m. Good luck!
     
  1601. There will be a sock hop, sponsored by the Dance Team, tonight after the bonfire from 8:00-10:00 p.m.
     
  1602. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Chad & Christie Shepard, Kankakee - $50
     
  1603. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Mary Ellen Arrington, Kendrick Williamson
     
  1604. Reminder...the Student Council meeting is only for the decorating committee today.
     
  1605. Girls' swimming practice for today has been cancelled.
     
  1606. Students who are not able to purchase tickets in their lunch hour today may do so from Mrs. Kinstner in the computer lab after games tomorrow.
     
  1607. Volleyball games on Thursday vs. Benet Academy are as follows: Varsity @ 4:30 p.m.; Sophomores @ 5:30 p.m.; Freshmen @ 6:30 p.m. Good luck!
     
  1608. Attention all students: Bishop McNamara is now offering a Future Business Leaders of America Club. It's the largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of a million members. The FBLA prepares students for the real world and looks great on college resumes. The first meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 8:00 a.m., in room #19. Donuts and McDonalds McGriddles will be provided. If interested, please contact Mr. Brown or Matt Kurzejka.
     
  1609. Attention students: The Hammes Bookstore will be open for business during 4th hour and homeroom on Thursday. It will also be open during Thursday night's volleyball game from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Be sure to stop in!!
     
  1610. This is the last call for Spanish Club signups all this week! Very cool shirts will be ordered!
     
  1611. Attention Seniors: The deadline to apply for the Wendy's High School Heisman Award is Wednesday, Oct. 1. This award is based on academics, athletics and leadership. You must have a 3.0 GPA and excel in at least one school-sponsored sport. Applications are available at www.wendysheisman.com.
     
  1612. Homecoming tickets will be available during lunches TODAY. Tickets are $10 each.
     
  1613. Any Junior wanting to ride the junior class float needs to stop by room #109, and sign up with Mrs. Ostrowski sometime today.
     
  1614. The Jostens representative will be here TODAY during lunch hours to take classring orders. Please remember to have your $50 deposit with your order form. If needed, additional ring packets are available in the main office.
     
  1615. A reminder to all students that regular dress code will begin on Monday, Sept. 29. Any student not in compliance with the dress code will be detained from classes until the problem is solved.
     
  1616. There will be NO open gym tonight!
     
  1617. There will be a sock hop, sponsored by the Dance Team, on Thursday after the bonfire from 8:00-10:00 p.m.
     
  1618. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Amy Ryan, St. Anne - $50
     
  1619. Volleyball games on Thursday vs. Benet Academy are as follows: Varsity @ 4:30 p.m.; Sophomores @ 5:30 p.m.; Freshmen @ 6:30 p.m. Good luck!
     
  1620. Reminder to Student Council members....Wednesday's meeting is for decorating committee members only.
     
  1621. Any Junior wanting to ride the junior class float needs to stop by room #109, and sign up with Mrs. Ostrowski sometime today or tomorrow.
     
  1622. The Jostens representative will be here TODAY during lunch hours to take classring orders. Please remember to have your $50 deposit with your order form. If needed, additional ring packets are available in the main office.
     
  1623. Amanda Longo from Quincy Univ. will be here TODAY during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to talk with her and find out about the many positive changes that are taking place at this Catholic liberal arts university.
     
  1624. Homecoming tickets will be available during lunches through Wednesday. Tickets are $10 each.
     
  1625. This is the last call for Spanish Club signups all this week! Very cool shirts will be ordered!
     
  1626. All cafeteria charges must be paid today!!
     
  1627. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Ambrose Perreault, Kankakee - $50
     
  1628. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Abbie Young, Mrs. Pat Martin
     
  1629. The Jostens representative will be here on Wednesday during lunch hours to take classring orders. Please remember to bring your $50 deposit with your order on Wednesday. If needed, additional ring packets are available in the main office.
     
  1630. Sophomores may sign up for Games Day with Mrs. Kinstner in room #15-16, after school TODAY. Juniors and Seniors will sign up tomorrow morning beginning at 8:00 a.m., in room #15-16.
     
  1631. Homecoming tickets will be available during lunches through Wednesday. Tickets are $10 each.
     
  1632. Amanda Longo from Quincy Univ. will be here on Tuesday, Sept. 23, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to talk with her and find out about the many positive changes that are taking place at this Catholic liberal arts university.
     
  1633. Congrats to the girls' basketball team on their victory over Glenbard East. The Lady Irish outscored the Rams 44-30!! Great job, ladies!
     
  1634. There will be MANDATORY practice TONIGHT at 8:00 p.m., for all boys dancing for Homecoming with the Poms. PLEASE BE PROMPT!!
     
  1635. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Beverlee Abell, Carlsbad, CA - $100
     
  1636. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Mike Glidewell, Jacob Paquette
     
  1637. The following students must see Ms. Kutilek during homeroom today: Nolan Reilly, Yon Quintero and Paityn Akerman.
     
  1638. Amanda Longo from Quincy Univ. will be here on Tuesday, Sept. 23, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to talk with her and find out about the many positive changes that are taking place at this Catholic liberal arts university.
     
  1639. All girls' basketball players need to meet Coach Bennett at the stadium at 8:00 a.m., tomorrow morning. If you are unavailable, please give him a call. ALSO.....all girls traveling to Montini need to meet in the Mac parking lot at noon on Sunday.
     
  1640. If you are interested in an aviation/flight career, please see the poster on the Guidance Office bulletin board about the American Airlines/S.I.U./Carbondale free fly-in career day.
     
  1641. Attention fall athletes.....if you ordered sports pictures, they need to be picked up ASAP from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109.
     
  1642. Congrats to the boys' and girls' cross country teams as they both won all-city titles last night. It was the boys' team's 11th in a row; the girls' team's 4th in a row. Garrett Wasson won the individual title in the boys' meet, while Aimee Sims took 2nd place in the girls' race. The trophies, photos and details of the meet are on display in the trophy case.
     
  1643. Congrats to the boys' all-area soccer team. The team clinched the title on their victory over BBCHS last night. Awesome game, guys!
     
  1644. Any student 18 years or older who is looking for a service hour opportunity should see Mr. Weigt before the end of school TODAY.
     
  1645. Spanish Club signups will be all this week. The cost is $15, and that includes your club t-shirt and some really cool events. Come be a part of the area's largest Spanish Club. Please see either Senora to pay and sign up.
     
  1646. If you are a Junior or Senior and know someone who has made a difference in their community and made an impression on you.....you can submit an essay about them to "Lincolnland Legends" and perhaps win a $12,000 or one of several $4,000 scholarships. Please see Mr. Raiche for details.
     
  1647. Kairos registration will open for Junior girls at 7:40 a.m., Friday. Girls' Kairos will be November 4-7. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry.
     
  1648. There will be MANDATORY practice on Monday, Sept. 22, at 8:00 p.m., for all boys dancing for Homecoming with the Poms.
     
  1649. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Tom Faber, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Vivian Azzarelli, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Bobbi & Pete Ortega, Corpus Christi, TX, Sunday - $50
     
  1650. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Caitlin Schaeffer, Saturday; Darlene Moczynski, Sunday
     
  1651. Kairos registration is open to Senior girls through Thursday. Registration will open for Junior girls at 7:40 a.m., Friday. Girls' Kairos will be November 4-7. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry.
     
  1652. Freshman officers are to meet with Mr. Wagoner and Mrs. Harman during homeroom today in room #15-16.
     
  1653. Any student 18 years or older who is looking for a service hour opportunity should see Mr. Weigt before the end of the school day on Friday.
     
  1654. If you are a Junior or Senior and know someone who has made a difference in their community and made an impression on you.....you can submit an essay about them to "Lincolnland Legends" and perhaps win a $12,000 or one of several $4,000 scholarships. Please see Mr. Raiche for details.
     
  1655. Come out and show your Mac spirit as the boys' soccer team takes on BBCHS at home today.
     
  1656. The all-city cross country meet is today at K.C.C. The girls will race at 4:30; boys race at 5:00 p.m.
     
  1657. Spanish Club signups will be all this week. The cost is $15, and that includes your club t-shirt and some really cool events. Come be a part of the area's largest Spanish Club. Please see either Senora to pay and sign up.
     
  1658. If you are interested in an aviation/flight career, please see the poster on the Guidance Office bulletin board about the American Airlines/S.I.U./Carbondale free fly-in career day.
     
  1659. Practice for the boys dancing with the Poms has been cancelled for today. There will be MANDATORY practice on Monday, Sept. 22, at 8:00 p.m., for all boys dancing for Homecoming with the Poms.
     
  1660. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Ruben Hernandez, Watseka - $50
     
  1661. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ashlee Addison
     
  1662. The following students must see Coach Wagoner today: Derek O'Connor, Carl Fisher, Bryce LaMore, Jon Evans, Jackson Hoekstra and Adam Grubbs.
     
  1663. Congrats to the cast of our Fall Play, "Night of January 16th"! We will begin tonight at 6:00 p.m., with an all cast read through. Cast members will be given scripts and rehearsal schedules.
     
  1664. Tyler Mueller, please see Mrs. Jackson sometime today.
     
  1665. Homecoming week details have been posted on the Student Council website. Visit www.bishopmac.com and click on "current students" to get all the latest details.
     
  1666. There will be Green Key meetings during the last 10 minutes of lunch hours TODAY. Any sophomores through seniors are welcome to join.
     
  1667. Sophomores wishing to be a part of the field trip to the Career Center are reminded to turn in their signed registration form to the Guidance Office. TODAY is the deadline!
     
  1668. Spanish Club signups will be all this week. The cost is $15, and that includes your club t-shirt and some really cool events. Come be a part of the area's largest Spanish Club. Please see either Senora to pay and sign up.
     
  1669. Kairos registration is open to Senior girls through Thursday. Registration will open for Junior girls at 7:40 a.m., Friday. Girls' Kairos will be November 4-7. Forms can be picked up in Campus Ministry.
     
  1670. Attention Blarney Stone staff: There will be a brief meeting immediately following school today in room #115. Assignment packets will be distributed at that time.
     
  1671. If you are interested in an aviation/flight career, please see the poster on the Guidance Office bulletin board about the American Airlines/S.I.U./Carbondale free fly-in career day.
     
  1672. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Shirley Owens, Kankakee - $50
     
  1673. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Aaron Hubly
     
  1674. There is still time to audition for the Fall Play, "Night of January 16." Final auditions will be held tonight at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. We are in special need of a few more men.
     
  1675. Spanish Club signups will be all this week. The cost is $15, and that includes your club t-shirt and some really cool events. Come be a part of the area's largest Spanish Club. Please see either Senora to pay and sign up.
     
  1676. Sophomores wishing to be a part of the field trip to the Career Center are reminded to turn in their signed registration form to the Guidance Office. Wednesday, Sept. 17, is the deadline!
     
  1677. There will be Green Key meetings during the last 10 minutes of lunch hours on Wednesday. Any sophomores through seniors are welcome to join.
     
  1678. Homecoming week details have been posted on the Student Council website. Visit www.bishopmac.com and click on "current students" to get all the latest details.
     
  1679. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Lynn Sheehan, Kankakee - $50
     
  1680. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Liz Davis, Tyler Davis, Matt Ludwig, Hannah Gadbois
     
  1681. The sophomore football game vs. Clifton Central's J.V. team which was scheduled for today HAS BEEN CANCELLED. ALSO....the freshman football game vs. Guerin has been cancelled. Both games may be re-scheduled at a later date.
     
  1682. There will be Green Key meetings during the last 10 minutes of lunch hours on Wednesday. Any sophomores through seniors are welcome to join.
     
  1683. Kairos registration is now open to senior girls. Forms may be picked up in Campus Ministry. Girls' Kairos will be Nov. 4-7. The cost is $225, and registration will open for junior girls on Friday, Sept. 19.
     
  1684. Heartfelt thanks go out to the wonderful freshman class and 32 awesome seniors who helped make the freshman retreat "one to remember." I am so proud of each of you. Love and prayers, Mrs. Bovie.
     
  1685. Attention all students who like to sing or play an instrument: Next Monday is Homecoming Mass, therefore the Praise Group will rehearse tomorrow, Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. SHARP, in the chorus room. Donuts will be provided.
     
  1686. Auditions for the Fall Play, "Night of Janaury 16th", will be held tonight and tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please return your scripts to the Library or the chorus room if you do not plan on auditioning.
     
  1687. Congrats to the girls' cross country team. They won the 23 team Paxton Invitational on Saturday. Alyssa Pitts and Aimee Sims led the Lady Irish, finishing 6th and 7th. The J.v. girls also won the team title, led by Caitlin Schaeffer's 5th place. The varsity boys finished 3rd overall, led by the 3rd place finish of Garrett Wasson. All 3 trophies, photos and details of the meet are on display in the trophy case.
     
  1688. Provena Heritage Village is now hiring part-time in their dietary department. The hours are 4:00-7:00 p.m., and you must be at least 16 years of age. Apply in person at Provena Heritage Village, 901 N. Entrance, Kankakee.
     
  1689. Justin Norwood from Blackburn College will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Demetres Jones from Southern Illinois Univ. in Carbondale will be here during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to talk to these reps and find out more about the schools and the programs that they offer.
     
  1690. "Read for a Lifetime" is a statewide reading program for high school students. The reading list consists of 25 titles, including classic and contemporary literature. There really is something for everyone! Students who read at least four titles during the school year will receive a certificate signed by Secretary of State, Jesse White. To participate, please register with your teacher or with Ms. Jones in the Library. The registration deadline is Oct. 23.
     
  1691. Spanish Club signups will be all next week. The cost is $15, and that includes your club t-shirt and some really cool events. Come be a part of the area's largest Spanish Club. Please see either Senora to pay and sign up.
     
  1692. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Arlen Speckman, Kankakee - $100
     
  1693. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Pat Norton, Dominique Hairston, Kiley Weigt
     
  1694. Just a reminder....the Library will be closed on Monday, Sept. 15. Please plan accordingly.
     
  1695. Justin Norwood from Blackburn College will be here on Monday, Sept. 15, during homeroom in room #102. On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Demetres Jones from Southern Illinois Univ. in Carbondale will be here during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to talk to these reps and find out more about the schools and the programs that they offer.
     
  1696. The Guidance Office is looking for someone to do peer tutoring for Algebra II during homeroom. Peer tutoring does qualify for service hour credit. Please see Mr. Raiche if you are able and willing to do this.
     
  1697. The tennis match vs. Rich South has been cancelled, but is re-scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 8.
     
  1698. Bishop Sartain has invited you to participate with him in this year's "March for Life" in Washington, DC, on January 20-23, 2009. The "March for Life" is held on the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision, Roe vs. Wade. The cost for students is $240, and adults is $360. The itinerary includes visits to the shrine and home of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, March for Life, sites and monuments of Washington, DC. Information packets are available in Campus Ministry. Deposits and registration forms are due by Oct. 15. Please see Mrs. Bovie for more info.
     
  1699. Fall sports pictures are in and can be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, before or after school.
     
  1700. Spanish Club signs will be all next week. The cost is $15, and that includes your club t-shirt and some really cool events. Come be a part of the area's largest Spanish Club. Please see either Senora to pay and sign up.
     
  1701. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Joe & Robin Monik, Crescent City - $50; Mary Nugent, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Station Street Pub, St. Anne, Sunday - $50
     
  1702. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Garrett Wasson, today
     
  1703. Freshmen are reminded to meet Mrs. Bovie in the gym tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., for a day of retreat. You need not wear your uniform; jeans or sweats are permissible. Please dress appropriately. If you usually bring your lunch, you may bring your lunch. If you normally buy lunch, please bring money. The only things you need to bring with you are an open mind and an open heart. God will supply the rest. Seniors helping with this retreat are reminded to meet in the chapel by 7:30 a.m.
     
  1704. Provena Heritage Village is now hiring part-time in their dietary department. The hours are 4:00-7:00 p.m., and you must be at least 16 years of age. Apply in person at Provena Heritage Village, 901 N. Entrance, Kankakee.
     
  1705. Justin Norwood from Blackburn College will be here on Monday, Sept. 15, during homeroom in room #102. On Tuesday, Sept. 16, Demetres Jones from Southern Illinois Univ. in Carbondale will be here during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to talk to these reps and find out more about the schools and the programs that they offer.
     
  1706. The freshman football game this Saturday is at Guerin H.S., at 10:30 a.m. The varsity game is at 1:30. Come to the main office for directions to Guerin.
     
  1707. Beth Paarlberg from Hope College will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. This is a small private liberal arts college in Holland, Michigan. Remember to get a pass from your teacher before meeting with her.
     
  1708. Attention Blarney Stone staff: There will be a brief but important meeting immediately after school TODAY at 2:40 p.m. If you are unable to attend, please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays.
     
  1709. Washington University in St. Louis is sponsoring a bus tour for Seniors from Urbana/Champaign to Washington University that includes an overnight stay in a residence hall, attend classes, an admissions presentation, campus tour and an on-campus interview. Please see Mr. Raiche if you are interested.
     
  1710. Bishop Sartain has invited you to participate with him in this year's "March for Life" in Washington, DC, on January 20-23, 2009. The "March for Life" is held on the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision, Roe vs. Wade. The cost for students is $240, and adults is $360. The itinerary includes visits to the shrine and home of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, March for Life, sites and monuments of Washington, DC. Information packets are available in Campus Ministry. Deposits and registration forms are due by Oct. 15. Please see Mrs. Bovie for more info.
     
  1711. The Guidance Office is looking for someone to do peer tutoring for Algebra II during homeroom. Peer tutoring does qualify for service hour credit. Please see Mr. Raiche if you are able and willing to do this.
     
  1712. There are still scripts available to check out for our Fall Play, "Night of January 16th." Copies and synopses are available in the Chorus Room and Library. Auditions are Monday and Tuesday of next week in the cafeteria.
     
  1713. All Big Brothers/Sisters who are not in Chorus or Band should come to the Development Office during homeroom today.
     
  1714. Attention boys dancing with the Poms for Homecoming: There is mandatory dance practice TODAY at 5:00 p.m. Please see Mrs. Tutt after school in the cafeteria if you are unable to attend.
     
  1715. Fall sports pictures are in and can be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, before or after school.
     
  1716. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: John Gerard, Kankakee - $50
     
  1717. The sophomore football game vs. St. Rita which was scheduled for this Friday has been cancelled. They will play on Monday, Sept. 15, vs. Clifton Central J.V. team here at Mac at 5:00 p.m.
     
  1718. Bishop Sartain has invited you to participate with him in this year's "March for Life" in Washington, DC, on January 20-23, 2009. The "March for Life" is held on the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision, Roe vs. Wade. The cost for students is $240, and adults is $360. The itinerary includes visits to the shrine and home of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, March for Life, sites and monuments of Washington, DC. Information packets are available in Campus Ministry. Deposits and registration forms are due by Oct. 15. Please see Mrs. Bovie for more info.
     
  1719. Washington University in St. Louis is sponsoring a bus tour for Seniors from Urbana/Champaign to Washington University that includes an overnight stay in a residence hall, attend classes, an admissions presentation, campus tour and an on-campus interview. Please see Mr. Raiche if you are interested.
     
  1720. Attention Blarney Stone staff: There will be a brief but important meeting immediately after school on Thursday at 2:40 p.m. If you are unable to attend, please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays.
     
  1721. The freshman football game this Saturday is at Guerin H.S., at 10:30 a.m. The varsity game is at 1:30. Come to the main office for directions to Guerin.
     
  1722. Beth Paarlberg from Hope College will be here on Thursday, Sept. 11, during homeroom in room #102. This is a small private liberal arts college in Holland, Michigan. Remember to get a pass from your teacher before meeting with her.
     
  1723. It's time for Fall Play audtions!! This year's play is "Night of January 16th", a real courtroom drama which will be presented on November 14-15. There will be a meeting this Wednesday right after school for anyone interested. Scripts will be available to check out. Auditions are set for Monday, Sept. 15, and Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please see Deacon Skelly if you have questions.
     
  1724. A-Orland Driving School will be teaching evening classes at their Bradley location beginning on Sept. 29, and then again on Nov. 3. Classes will meet from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please see your counselor for additional information.
     
  1725. Any student needing to make up credit towards graduation are reminded that KCC will teach evening classes for high school credit in English, Math and Science, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 16. Please see your counselor for additional information.
     
  1726. Fall sports pictures are in and can be picked up from Mrs. Ostrowski in room #109, before or after school.
     
  1727. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Froning Family, St. Anne - $50
     
  1728. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Devin Mazur
     
  1729. You will notice the newly installed Hall of Honor in the hall across from the gym. All of these people pictured are important to the heritage of our school. Please say a prayer for them as you pass by.
     
  1730. The sophomore football game vs. St. Rita which was scheduled for this Friday has been cancelled. They will play on Monday, Sept. 15, vs. Clifton Central J.V. team here at Mac at 5:00 p.m.
     
  1731. Beth Paarlberg from Hope College will be here on Thursday, Sept. 11, during homeroom in room #102. This is a small private liberal arts college in Holland, Michigan. Remember to get a pass from your teacher before meeting with her.
     
  1732. The freshman football game this Saturday is at Guerin H.S., at 10:30 a.m. The varsity game is at 1:30. Come to the main office for directions to Guerin.
     
  1733. A-Orland Driving School will be teaching evening classes at their Bradley location beginning on Sept. 29, and then again on Nov. 3. Classes will meet from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please see your counselor for additional information.
     
  1734. Any student needing to make up credit towards graduation are reminded that KCC will teach evening classes for high school credit in English, Math and Science, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 16. Please see your counselor for additional information.
     
  1735. Freshmen who are running for a class office should turn in their completed forms to Mrs. Kinstner ASAP!
     
  1736. The girls' swim team will be leaving after 7th hour today for their meet at St. Ignatius.
     
  1737. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Julie Johnson, Momence - $50
     
  1738. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Kevin Brown, Melissa LaReau
     
  1739. The swim team will be excused at 2:00 p.m., today in order to leave for the Bremen Invitational. Swimmers should meet Coach Coash outside the gym in the main hallway.
     
  1740. Senior girls who have gone on Kairos are asked to meet with Mrs. Bovie right after school today. The meeting will be in Campus Ministry.
     
  1741. The sophomore football game vs. St. Rita which was scheduled for this Friday has been cancelled. They will play on Monday, Sept. 15, vs. Clifton Central J.V. team here at Mac at 5:00 p.m.
     
  1742. The Chicago Bears flag football players will practice today at 5:00 p.m., in the stadium.
     
  1743. A-Orland Driving School will be teaching evening classes at their Bradley location beginning on Sept. 29, and then again on Nov. 3. Classes will meet from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please see your counselor for additional information.
     
  1744. Any student needing to make up credit towards graduation are reminded that KCC will teach evening classes for high school credit in English, Math and Science, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 16. Please see your counselor for additional information.
     
  1745. The Library will be closed on Monday, Sept. 15, while Mrs. Jones attends a meeting. Please plan accordingly.
     
  1746. The Blarney Stone staff meeting will be held on Tuesday at 8:15 a.m., in room #115. If you would like to share your talent as a reporter, photographer, editor, or as an artist, please join us for our first meeting of the year. Breakfast will be provided.
     
  1747. A representative from Monmouth College will be here during lunch hours TODAY in the cafeteria. Take some time to talk with Ian Vanden and get info regarding Monmouth College.
     
  1748. Kelly Lewis from the University of Illinois in Urbana/Champaign will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. This is a great opportunity to find out more about the U. of I., the many programs offered and their application process. Please remember to get a pass from your homeroom.
     
  1749. All boys dancing with the Poms for Homecoming will have practice starting TODAY - Thursday, Sept. 11, from 5:00-5:45 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1750. The Northfield Mall is hosting a College Night TONIGHT from 5:00-8:00 p.m. The event includes counselors from all Kankakee and Iroquois Counties' high schools, in cooperation with KCC. More than 60 colleges and branches of the Armed Services will be in attendance. This is an excellent opportunity for college-bound students and their parents to start the college search process.
     
  1751. It's time for Fall Play audtions!! This year's play is "Night of January 16th", a real courtroom drama which will be presented on November 14-15. There will be a meeting this Wednesday right after school for anyone interested. Scripts will be available to check out. Auditions are set for Monday, Sept. 15, and Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please see Deacon Skelly if you have questions.
     
  1752. There will be open gym for ALL girls interested in playing basketball this winter tonight at 8:00 p.m., in the gym. Please direct any questions to Mr. Weigt.
     
  1753. Congratulations to the girls' basketball program on their victory over Oak Park last night in the Montini Fall League. The Lady Irish defeated the Huskies 35-27. Great job, ladies!!
     
  1754. Kairos Group Monica will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, at 8:05 a.m., in Campus Ministry.
     
  1755. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Traci Hicks, Kankakee - $100
     
  1756. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Matt Lambert, Thomas Zimmer
     
  1757. "Read For A Lifetime" is a statewide reading program for high school students. The reading list consists of 25 titles, including classic and contemporary literature. There really is something for everyone. Students who read at least 4 titles during the school year will receive a certificate signed by the Secretary of State, Jesse White. To participate, please register with your teacher or with Ms. Jones in the library. The registration deadline is Oct. 23.
     
  1758. A representative from Monmouth College will be here during lunch hours on Monday, Sept. 8, in the cafeteria. Take some time to talk with Ian Vanden and get info regarding Monmouth College.
     
  1759. Kelly Lewis from the University of Illinois in Urbana/Champaign will be here on Monday, Sept. 8, during homeroom in room #102. This is a great opportunity to find out more about the U. of I., the many programs offered and their application process. Please remember to get a pass from your homeroom.
     
  1760. All boys dancing with the Poms for Homecoming will have practice starting Monday, Sept. 8 - Thursday, Sept. 11, from 5:00-5:45 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1761. The University of Notre Dame is holding an informational program on Monday, Sept. 8, 7:00 p.m., at Lincolnway East High School in Frankfort. See the poster on the bulletin board in the cafeteria.
     
  1762. Think you're good at Guitar Hero?? Here's your chance to show off your skills! Next Friday, St. Pat's Church in Kankakee will be hosting a Guitar Hero Contest at their Half Paddy Celebration. If you would like to enter, it costs $5.00 per person; cash prizes will be awarded. That's next Friday, Sept. 12. See Ashlyn Warmoth for more info.
     
  1763. Attention girls' tennis team: There will be practice today at 3:00 p.m., weather permitting. If it rains, no practice. Tomorrow, Saturday, practice will be at 10:00 a.m.
     
  1764. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Carey Ortman, St. Anne, today - $50; Lois & John Shutich, Jr., Grand Rapids, MI, Saturday - $50; Radio Sound, Manteno, Sunday - $50
     
  1765. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mrs. Patt Harman, Mrs. Sharla Ronchetto, Austin Tofte, today; Mrs. Joan Linneman, Mr. Toby Wagoner, Ge'juan Davidson, Sunday
     
  1766. Congrats to the cross country team on their performance at last night's Irish Conditioner! In the field of 14 schools, the Irish girls finished 3rd and the boys finished 4th. The Irish were first among area schools as the girls were only beaten by AAA Minooka and Plainfield North, and the boys by the same two schools and AA Illiana Christian. The boys were led by the 6th place finish of Garrett Wasson and Michael Breault; Libby Rogers and Aimee Sims captured the 10th place medals in the girls' race. In the girls' freshman/sophomore race, Liz Ostrowski and Alexa Salkeld finished 2nd, just ahead of teammates Rachel Breault and Caitlin Schaeffer in 3rd. Photos and details are on display in the trophy case. Thanks to all who helped and supported the Irish!
     
  1767. Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are interested in a week in Washington, D.C., in March, 2009, through the Wm. Randolph Hearst Foundation's U.S. Senate Youth Program, please see Mr. Raiche for information. The Foundation pays all expenses and is especially interested in students who will pursue degrees in Government/History.
     
  1768. Boys' golf practice for today has been cancelled.
     
  1769. Attention Students: The Blarney Stone, "your school newspaper" is seeking motivated, dedicated and creative people to serve in the following positions: reporters, editors, photographers and cartoonists. If you would like to be a part of our newsroom, please join us TODAY immediately following school in room #115, for a brief but important meeting. Please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays if you have questions.
     
  1770. Attention Students! Each year the Chicago Bears sponsor a high school flag football tournament. Bishop Mac is one of the 36 schools invited to play. The championship game will be played at Soldier Field at halftime of a Bears game. If you want to play, please sign up during lunch hours today. Football players are not eligible.
     
  1771. Attention all students: No students are to enter room #21 to see Mr. Thomas. Please use the door to room #20, if you are seeking help from Mr. Thomas, and only during study halls or homeroom, NOT during a class period.
     
  1772. Think you're good at Guitar Hero?? Here's your chance to show off your skills! Next Friday, St. Pat's Church in Kankakee will be hosting a Guitar Hero Contest at their Half Paddy Celebration. If you would like to enter, it costs $5.00 per person; cash prizes will be awarded. That's next Friday, Sept. 12. See Ashlyn Warmoth for more info.
     
  1773. Anyone wishing to help with Mass on Friday should see Mrs. Bovie today.
     
  1774. There will be a meeting today after school for all Seniors helping with the Freshman retreat. The meeting will be held in Campus Ministry.
     
  1775. The University of Notre Dame is holding an informational program on Monday, Sept. 8, 7:00 p.m., at Lincolnway East High School in Frankfort. See the poster on the bulletin board in the cafeteria.
     
  1776. A representative from Monmouth College will be here during lunch hours on Monday, Sept. 8, in the cafeteria. Take some time to talk with Ian Vanden and get info regarding Monmouth College.
     
  1777. Kelly Lewis from the University of Illinois in Urbana/Champaign will be here on Monday, Sept. 8, during homeroom in room #102. This is a great opportunity to find out more about the U. of I., the many programs offered and their application process. Please remember to get a pass from your homeroom.
     
  1778. All boys dancing with the Poms for Homecoming will have practice starting Monday, Sept. 8 - Thursday, Sept. 11, from 5:00-5:45 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1779. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Michael & Mary Beth Frischmeyer, Ft. Dodge, IA - $50
     
  1780. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Michael Weigt, Nikko Juarez, Jordan Keigher
     
  1781. Attention all students: No students are to enter room #21 to see Mr. Thomas. Please use the door to room #20, if you are seeking help from Mr. Thomas, and only during study halls or homeroom, NOT during a class period.
     
  1782. Attention Students! Each year the Chicago Bears sponsor a high school flag football tournament. Bishop Mac is one of the 36 schools invited to play. The championship game will be played at Soldier Field at halftime of a Bears game. If you want to play, please sign up during lunch hours today and tomorrow. Football players are not eligible.
     
  1783. Attention Students: The Blarney Stone, "your school newspaper" is seeking motivated, dedicated and creative people to serve in the following positions: reporters, editors, photographers and cartoonists. If you would like to be a part of our newsroom, please join us on Thursday, Sept. 4, immediately following school in room #115, for a brief but important meeting. Please see Mrs. Memenga or Desiree Hays if you have questions.
     
  1784. The Northfield Mall is hosting a College Night on Monday, Sept. 8, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. The event includes counselors from all Kankakee and Iroquois Counties' high schools, in cooperation with KCC. More than 60 colleges and branches of the Armed Services will be in attendance. This is an excellent opportunity for college-bound students and their parents to start the college search process.
     
  1785. Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are interested in a week in Washington, D.C., in March, 2009, through the Wm. Randolph Hearst Foundation's U.S. Senate Youth Program, please see Mr. Raiche for information. The Foundation pays all expenses and is especially interested in students who will pursue degrees in Government/History.
     
  1786. Congrats to the boys' soccer team in their 6-1 win over St. Francis DeSales!!
     
  1787. All boys dancing with the Poms for Homecoming will have practice starting Monday, Sept. 8 - Thursday, Sept. 11, from 5:00-5:45 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1788. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Beth Wilcox, Kankakee - $50
     
  1789. Reminder to all students interested in being a class rep...your forms are due to Carl Fischer today.
     
  1790. The Northfield Mall is hosting a College Night on Monday, Sept. 8, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. The event includes counselors from all Kankakee and Iroquois Counties' high schools, in cooperation with KCC. More than 60 colleges and branches of the Armed Services will be in attendance. This is an excellent opportunity for college-bound students and their parents to start the college search process.
     
  1791. Coach Klipp still needs two helpers for the cross country meet TOMORROW from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Please see him if interested. Last call for anyone interested in joining the cross country team. See Coach Klipp. The team is also still looking for a couple of timers/photographers.
     
  1792. Dr. Meisenbach's office is looking for a student to help with office tasks (filing, copying, etc.) two hours a day on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The pay is $9.00 per hour. You must have your own transportation to the office. Please apply with Chris at 815-035-1161.
     
  1793. St. Martin's Church in Kankakee is looking for students to help with their event on Sunday, Sept. 28, from 12:00-5:30 p.m. They need 10 workers. Please call Mrs. Lochner at 815-932-5746, if you can help. This would be a great way to get started on your service hours.
     
  1794. Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are interested in a week in Washington, D.C., in March, 2009, through the Wm. Randolph Hearst Foundation's U.S. Senate Youth Program, please see Mr. Raiche for information. The Foundation pays all expenses and is especially interested in students who will pursue degrees in Government/History.
     
  1795. Come out and support your Irish volleyball team TONIGHT as they open up their season against town rival, Manteno! Freshmen start at 5:00 p.m., J.V. at 6:00 p.m., and varsity at 7:00 p.m. Good luck, girls!
     
  1796. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Brenda Pitts, St. Anne - $50
     
  1797. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jamar Rivera, Michael Guimond
     
  1798. The Northfield Mall is hosting a College Night on Monday, Sept. 8, from 5:00-8:00 p.m. The event includes counselors from all Kankakee and Iroquois Counties' high schools, in cooperation with KCC. More than 60 colleges and branches of the Armed Services will be in attendance. This is an excellent opportunity for college-bound students and their parents to start the college search process.
     
  1799. Dr. Meisenbach's office is looking for a student to help with office tasks (filing, copying, etc.) two hours a day on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The pay is $9.00 per hour. You must have your own transportation to the office. Please apply with Chris at 815-035-1161.
     
  1800. There will be a sock hop tonight following the game. The admission is $3.00, and school I.D.'s must be shown at the door. Please use the main entrance.
     
  1801. Any freshman interested in running for class office should see Mrs. Kinstner for an officer application sometime before Friday, Sept. 5. Elections will take place on Sept. 12.
     
  1802. Class representative applications for sophomores, juniors and seniors are now available for students interested in being involved in this year's Student Council. Please see Carl Fisher for your form today.
     
  1803. Coach Klipp is looking for some help! 1.) 4-5 students are needed to work at next week's 13 team Irish conditioner from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Service hours will be available. 2.) Coach Klipp is also looking for a couple of students who would like to earn a varsity letter by acting as timers and photographers at all of this year's cross country meets. 3.) Finally, that $10 thing is still in play. Any freshman or sophomore who would be willing to try cross country should see Coach Klipp ASAP! Please see Coach Klipp if you are interested in any of these prestigious positions.
     
  1804. St. Martin's Church in Kankakee is looking for students to help with their event on Sunday, Sept. 28, from 12:00-5:30 p.m. They need 10 workers. Please call Mrs. Lochner at 815-932-5746, if you can help. This would be a great way to get started on your service hours.
     
  1805. Come out and support your Irish volleyball team on Tuesday, Sept. 2, as they open up their season against town rival, Manteno! Freshmen start at 5:00 p.m., J.V. at 6:00 p.m., and varsity at 7:00 p.m. Good luck, girls!
     
  1806. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Philip Shouten, Manteno, today - $50; Hannah Fogel, Manteno, Saturday - $50; Sissy O'Connor, Kankakee, $50; Kona Siwicki, Momence, Monday - $500
     
  1807. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Troy Stampley, today; Nicole Adamson, Saturday; Chance Vollmer, Sarah St. Aubin, Sunday; Zack Triveline, Monday
     
  1808. St. Martin's Church in Kankakee is looking for students to help with their event on Sunday, Sept. 28, from 12:00-5:30 p.m. They need 10 workers. Please call Mrs. Lochner at 815-932-5746, if you can help. This would be a great way to get started on your service hours.
     
  1809. Coach Klipp is looking for some help! 1.) 4-5 students are needed to work at next week's 13 team Irish conditioner from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Service hours will be available. 2.) Coach Klipp is also looking for a couple of students who would like to earn a varsity letter by acting as timers and photographers at all of this year's cross country meets. 3.) Finally, that $10 thing is still in play. Any freshman or sophomore who would be willing to try cross country should see Coach Klipp ASAP! Please see Coach Klipp if you are interested in any of these prestigious positions.
     
  1810. Any freshman interested in running for class office should see Mrs. Kinstner for an officer application sometime before Friday, Sept. 5. Elections will take place on Sept. 12.
     
  1811. Class representative applications for sophomores, juniors and seniors are now available for students interested in being involved in this year's Student Council. Please see Carl Fisher for your form today.
     
  1812. If you are interested in reading, serving or greeting at Mass, please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP!
     
  1813. There will be a mandatory meeting for Seniors being commissioned as Eucharistic Ministers. The meeting will be in Campus Ministry immediately after school TODAY.
     
  1814. Come out and support your Irish volleyball team on Tuesday, Sept. 2, as they open up their season against town rival, Manteno! Freshmen start at 5:00 p.m., J.V. at 6:00 p.m., and varsity at 7:00 p.m. Good luck, girls!
     
  1815. All girls interested in participating in basketball this winter....there will be a brief but very important meeting TODAY immediately after school in the cafeteria.
     
  1816. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jill Edwards, Manteno - $50
     
  1817. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Dylan Fischer, Sarah Kidwell
     
  1818. If you are interested in reading, serving or greeting at Mass, please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP!
     
  1819. There will be a mandatory meeting for Seniors being commissioned as Eucharistic Ministers. The meeting will be in Campus Ministry immediately after school on Thursday.
     
  1820. Class representative applications for sophomores, juniors and seniors are now available for students interested in being involved in this year's Student Council. Please see Carl Fisher for your form today.
     
  1821. Any boy who is interested in dancing with the Poms for Homecoming should contact either Jordan Nugent or Stephanie Tyson ASAP!
     
  1822. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Millie Brei, Richton Park, IL - $50
     
  1823. Class representative applications for sophomores, juniors and seniors are now available for students interested in being involved in this year's Student Council. Please see Carl Fisher for your form today.
     
  1824. Tomorrow during homeroom Student Council execs and class officers should meet in room #15-16. Please see Mrs. Kinstner if this conflicts with your schedule in any way.
     
  1825. Any boy who is interested in dancing with the Poms for Homecoming should contact either Jordan Nugent or Stephanie Tyson ASAP!
     
  1826. Check out the trophy case to see a preview of the cross country team and to view the 19 trophies that the team earned last year (that's right - 19 trophies in 2007). ALSO....any freshman or sophomore interested in joining the cross country team should see Coach Klipp to find out how they can win $10.00.
     
  1827. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Betty & Patrick Simmons, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1828. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Brett Buttle, Ryan Sebastiani
     
  1829. Attention some Seniors and Freshmen: There has been a schedule change for two 8th hour classes. Ms. Kutilek's English Lit. students should go to room #105. Mrs. Hermes' English I students should go to room #113.
     
  1830. Check out the trophy case to see a preview of the cross country team and to view the 19 trophies that the team earned last year (that's right - 19 trophies in 2007). ALSO....any freshman or sophomore interested in joining the cross country team should see Coach Klipp to find out how they can win $10.00.
     
  1831. Congratulations to Deacon Skelly as he celebrates the first anniversary of his ordination today.
     
  1832. Attention Students: Due to the new paint on lockers in the rectangle, you will NOT be allowed to stick tape on lockers for any reason. If you want to put something on the outside of a locker, it must be done with magnets. Thanks for your cooperation!
     
  1833. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Don & Bertha Ruyle, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  1834. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Carly Gubbins
     
  1835. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Roger Elliott, Momence, today - $50; Dave & Marybeth Baron, Kankakee, Saturday - $50; Lesley Grant, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  1836. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Mark Richie, Cabery - $50
     
  1837. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Loretta Westbrook, Joliet, IL - $50
     
  1838. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Stephen Houde, Kankakee - $50
     
  1839. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Brian McClure, Kankakee - $100
     
  1840. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Mike Messier, Iowa City, IA, today, $50; Kathy Griffiths, Kankakee, July 4 - $1000; Chris Collett, St. Anne, Saturday - $50; Janice Stroo, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  1841. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Matthew Antons, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1842. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Kristen Gray, Ashkum, IL - $50
     
  1843. Attention all athletes....Physicals for next year will be held at the Oak Atrium on Kennedy Drive. Our date is Saturday, June 7, and the McNamara time slot is 12:30-1:30 p.m. All of next year's athletes need to get there at that time.
     
  1844. Any member of the track team who can stay for a few minutes after the 8th hour exam to help Coach Klipp, please come to room #110.
     
  1845. CEILE CAlENDAR WINNERS: Larry Wallen, Wilmington, today - $50; Dave Berchem, Steger, Saturday - $50; Tony Williams, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  1846. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Paulina Lara, Joe McClain, today; Alia Turner, Kayla Palmateer, Megan Palmateer, Jill Glazar, Saturday
     
  1847. Brett Buttle and Ray Glower need to see Mrs. Smith in the main office before you leave TODAY!!
     
  1848. Attention all athletes....Physicals for next year will be held at the Oak Atrium on Kennedy Drive. Our date is Saturday, June 7, and the McNamara time slot is 12:30-1:30 p.m. All of next year's athletes need to get there at that time.
     
  1849. There will be an open gym for girls TODAY from 8-9:30.
     
  1850. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Ken Ulrich, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1851. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Carl Fisher
     
  1852. Attention all athletes....Physicals for next year will be held at the Oak Atrium on Kennedy Drive. Our date is Saturday, June 7, and the McNamara time slot is 12:30-1:30 p.m. All of next year's athletes need to get there at that time.
     
  1853. Attention all next year's senior football players.....Stop and see Mr. Zinanni before you leave today.
     
  1854. There will be an open gym for girls on Thursday from 8-9:30.
     
  1855. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Denise Miller, Tinley Park - $50
     
  1856. Book buyback will be held on Friday from 11-4 in the cafeteria. In order to sell your books back, YOU MUST visit MBS Direct and bring your printed sheet. You will receive your money back from MBS at a later date.
     
  1857. Congrats to the members of the boys' track team who earned All-State medals on Saturday. Theotis James placed 3rd in the 400 meter dash. Theotis, Kamerin Mitchell, Steve Shomali and Matt Cyrier placed 5th in the 1600 relay and Parrish Ward placed 6th in the triple jump. Details are on the website and on display in the trophy case.
     
  1858. All boys (Fr-Jr) interested in playing basketball next year; an informational meeting will be held TODAY after school in the downstairs study hall.
     
  1859. A REMINDER.....2009 Prom committee has a meeting today right after school in Mr. Klipp's room, #110.
     
  1860. All students who are using a locker in the girls or boys locker room must clean them out as soon as possible. This includes P.E. students now, and those who had P.E. 1st semester as well as all athletes. Remember that the locks belong to you.
     
  1861. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jim Kane, St. Anne - $50
     
  1862. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jacob Stauffenberg
     
  1863. The following students must return library materials or grades will be held: Taylor Boudreau, Heidi Kurzejka, Darlene Moczynski, Lydia Neeley, Tatyana Stampley, Austin Wakat and Jon Young.
     
  1864. THE BASKETBALL MEETING HAS BEEN CHANGED: All boys (Fr-Jr) interested in playing basketball next year; an informational meeting will be held next Tuesday (May 27) after school in the downstairs study hall.
     
  1865. Remember to get all service hours in by the end of the week. Forms may be picked up in Campus Ministry, Guidance, or on our website. Service hours for each year need to be verified by Mrs. Bovie by the last day of each school year.
     
  1866. If you are interested in serving for the Graduation Mass on Sunday, please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP. We are in need of 5 servers.
     
  1867. There will be a Big Brother and Sister meeting in the Development Office TODAY during homeroom. Please see Miss LaMore if you cannot attend.
     
  1868. The Relay for Life that promotes cancer awareness will be held here at Mac on Saturday, June 14, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Mac will have a team here. Anyone wanting to join our team should see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  1869. Attention all next year's football players: Our first summer workout is Monday, June 2, at 5:00 p.m. This is for next year's varsity and sophomore teams. Please wear your practice jerseys to the workout.
     
  1870. All students who are using a locker in the girls or boys locker room must clean them out as soon as possible. This includes P.E. students now, and those who had P.E. 1st semester as well as all athletes. Remember that the locks belong to you.
     
  1871. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Debra Longtin, Bradley, today - $50; Colleen Benjamin, Wilmington, Saturday - $50; Auer Family, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50; James Waskosky, Bourbonnais, Monday - $50
     
  1872. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Hilary Olszewski, Aaron Trost, Aimee Sims, Saturday; Taylor Smith, Sunday; Mr. Kurt Weigt, Katie Jacobsen, Monday
     
  1873. All students who are using a locker in the girls or boys locker room must clean them out as soon as possible. This includes P.E. students now, and those who had P.E. 1st semester as well as all athletes. Remember that the locks belong to you.
     
  1874. THE BASKETBALL MEETING FOR TODAY IS CHANGED: All boys (Fr-Jr) interested in playing basketball next year; an informational meeting will be held next Tuesday (May 27) after school in the downstairs study hall.
     
  1875. Band members are to report to the cafeteria at homeroom today.
     
  1876. The following students will have grades held if library materials are not returned: Luke Akerman, Gina Battaglia, Taylor Boudreau, Dylan Fischer, Heidi Kurzejka, Kimbrea Mitchell, Darlene Moczynski, Lydia Neeley, Tatyana Stampley, Austin Wakat and Jon Young.
     
  1877. The Relay for Life that promotes cancer awareness will be held here at Mac on Saturday, June 14, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Mac will have a team here. Anyone wanting to join our team should see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  1878. Remember to get all service hours in by the end of the week. Forms may be picked up in Campus Ministry, Guidance, or on our website. Service hours for each year need to be verified by Mrs. Bovie by the last day of each school year.
     
  1879. If you are interested in serving for the Graduation Mass on Sunday, please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP. We are in need of 5 servers.
     
  1880. Anyone interested in participating in (or volunteering their time to work at) the Kilbride Family Classic on June 15, should see Mrs. Kinstner for more information. The event is held at Cobb Park in Kankakee and service hours will be given to any volunteer workers.
     
  1881. Current Freshmen Boys interested in playing basketball next year: There will be a meeting Friday during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then come to the gym for an informational meeting.
     
  1882. There will be a Big Brother and Sister meeting in the Development Office on Friday during homeroom. Please see Miss LaMore if you cannot attend.
     
  1883. Attention all next year's football players: Our first summer workout is Monday, June 2, at 5:00 p.m. This is for next year's varsity and sophomore teams. Please wear your practice jerseys to the workout.
     
  1884. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Mary Jo Snyder, Kankakee - $50
     
  1885. As of Friday, May 16, these students have NOT completed the necessary hours of community service necessary for graduation. See Mrs. Bovie ASAP. Diplomas will be pulled on Friday if you have not taken care of this. They are: Josh Cantrell, Julian Thompson, Misael Diaz, Janil Gale, Chris Hollis and Dalton Lucas.
     
  1886. Carl Fisher, Annie Glazar, Stefanie Rocknowski, Samantha Elliott, Jordan Nugent, Mallory Hoge and Ashlyn Warmoth....please come to Mr. Klipp’s classroom TODAY during homeroom for a meeting.
     
  1887. Remember to get all service hours in by the end of the week. Forms may be picked up in Campus Ministry, Guidance, or on our website. Service hours for each year need to be verified by Mrs. Bovie by the last day of each school year.
     
  1888. If you are interested in serving for the Graduation Mass on Sunday, please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP. We are in need of 5 servers.
     
  1889. Anyone interested in participating in (or volunteering their time to work at) the Kilbride Family Classic on June 15, should see Mrs. Kinstner for more information. The event is held at Cobb Park in Kankakee and service hours will be given to any volunteer workers.
     
  1890. Current Freshmen Boys interested in playing basketball next year: There will be a meeting Friday during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then come to the gym for an informational meeting.
     
  1891. Varsity boys interested in playing basketball next year: There will be a meeting Thursday during homeroom. Please go to homeroom for attendance and then come to the gym for an informational meeting.
     
  1892. Attention all next year's football players: Our first summer workout is Monday, June 2, at 5:00 p.m. This is for next year's varsity and sophomore teams. Please wear your practice jerseys to the workout.
     
  1893. Attention all baseball players: There will be a meeting after school TODAY at 3:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. This meeting concerns our summer baseball team, and uniforms are to be turned in at that time.
     
  1894. Anyone interested in running cross country next fall should meet in room 110 after school TODAY. Please bring a pen.
     
  1895. There will be Pom practice today from 3:30-5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1896. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Jim Clasby, Orland Park, IL - $50
     
  1897. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Garret Kohl, Phillip Barber
     
  1898. Attention all baseball players: There will be a meeting after school on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. This meeting concerns our summer baseball team, and uniforms are to be turned in at that time.
     
  1899. Attention all next year's football players: Our first summer workout is Monday, June 2, at 5:00 p.m. This is for next year's varsity and sophomore teams. Please wear your practice jerseys to the workout.
     
  1900. There will be a meeting for all juniors interested in becoming a special ministers of the Eucharist. You must be a confirmed Catholic in order to be a Eucharistic Minister. The meeting will be today after school in Campus Ministry. Training will take place over the summer.
     
  1901. Remember to get all service hours in by the end of the week. Forms may be picked up in Campus Ministry, Guidance, or on our website. Service hours for each year need to be verified by Mrs. Bovie by the last day of each school year.
     
  1902. If you are interested in serving for the Graduation Mass on Sunday, please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP. We are in need of 5 servers.
     
  1903. The Relay for Life that promotes cancer awareness will be held here at Mac on Saturday, June 14, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Mac will have a team here. Anyone wanting to join our team should see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  1904. Anyone interested in participating in (or volunteering their time to work at) the Kilbride Family Classic on June 15, should see Mrs. Kinstner for more information. The event is held at Cobb Park in Kankakee and service hours will be given to any volunteer workers.
     
  1905. The following students must return library materials this upcoming Wednesday to avoid their detention: Luke Akerman, Gina Battaglia, Rose Belcher, Alena Benoit, Taylor Boudreau, Olivia Butcher, Brett Buttle, Dylan Fischer, Gunnar Hansen, Mallory Hoge, Jordan Keigher, Heidi Kurzejka, Natalie Martin, Tyler McNabb, Kimbrea Mitchell, Darlene Moczynski, Sean Moody, Lydia Neely, Derek O'Connor, Peter Ortega, Jaimie Rooney, Alex Schwengler, Claire Skelly, Taylor Smith, Tatyana Stampley, Alex Veronda, Austin Wakat, Cameron Wilcoxson, Joe Williams and Jon Young.
     
  1906. Congrats to the following students on being elected as Letterman Club officers for 2008-09: Presidents, Kaytlin Burczak & Jon Young; Vice-Presidents, Libby Rogers & Matt Lambert; Secretaries, Taylor Weigt & Ray Buell; Treasurers, Hillary Olszewski & Troy Stampley; Sgt. at Arms, Megan O'Connor & Jacob Stauffenberg.
     
  1907. We have received a call from the owner of Davviki Ltd., located behind Panozzo’s on Rt. 50 in Kankakee. It is a business that builds pre-1948 street rods. They are looking for a young man, 16 yrs. or older, to work after school and during summer doing general maintenance work. If interested, please call 933-5770.
     
  1908. There will be Pom practice today and Wednesday, May 20, 21, from 3:30-5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1909. The Library will be closed TODAY while Ms. Y. is in a board meeting in LaSalle-Peru.
     
  1910. Anyone interested in running cross country next fall should meet in room 110 after school on Wednesday, May 21. Please bring a pen.
     
  1911. No students will be allowed in the kitchen area!! If you have a lunch to be refrigerated, the kitchen ladies will assist you.
     
  1912. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Mike Sebastiani, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  1913. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Libby Rogers
     
  1914. There will be Pom practice this Tuesday and Wednesday, May 20, 21, from 3:30-5:30 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  1915. The Challenger League (special needs kids) have a summer baseball league and are in need of volunteers to help teach/coach kids. The League meets every Thursday at 6:00 p.m., starting after the Friendship Festival ends. Any student interested in service hours, call Mari Koster at 815-427-6852
     
  1916. If you would like to be a contestant for the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival’s Miss Friendship competition, please pick up an application form from Mrs. Gehm in the main office. You must be between the ages of 16-21, and of good moral character. Application must be made by May 31, 2008.
     
  1917. Congrats to the following Bishop Mac athletes as they were named to their all-conference teams: Baseball: Jordan Jaenicke, Mike Rainbolt, Scott Blanchette and Jacob Stauffenberg; Girls Soccer: Laura Clark; Softball: Brittany Hasselbring and Alison Kresl.
     
  1918. Students who haven’t returned library books by the end of the day TODAY will receive a detention. NO EXCEPTIONS!!
     
  1919. Congrats to the boys' track team on a tremendous effort on Friday. The team won the IHSA Sectional meet and qualified 10 boys for the State meet in 9 different events. The State qualifiers are: Tony Grant, Dalton Lucas, Steve Shomali, Kamerin Mitchell, Parrish Ward, Matt Cyrier, Kolin O'Brien, Garrett Wasson, Theotis James and Janil Gale. Theotis broke the school record in the 400 meter dash. All details as to who qualified in what events are on display in the trophy case along with the Sectional plaque.
     
  1920. Any student with a car who still needs service hours can see Ms. Y. in the Library!
     
  1921. Anyone interested in participating in (or volunteering their time to work at) the Kilbride Family Classic on June 15, should see Mrs. Kinstner for more information. The event is held at Cobb Park in Kankakee and service hours will be given to any volunteer workers.
     
  1922. We have received a call from the owner of Davviki Ltd., located behind Panozzo’s on Rt. 50 in Kankakee. It is a business that builds pre-1948 street rods. They are looking for a young man, 16 yrs. or older, to work after school and during summer doing general maintenance work. If interested, please call 933-5770.
     
  1923. Anyone interested in running cross country next fall should meet in room 110 after school on Wednesday, May 21. Please bring a pen.
     
  1924. The Library will be closed all day Tuesday, May 20, while Ms. Y. is in a board meeting in LaSalle-Peru.
     
  1925. Attention all spring athletes: The Spring Athletic Awards will be held tonight at 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please dress appropriately!
     
  1926. The boys' tennis team finished 3rd in the Sectional on Saturday. Carl Fisher qualified for the State competition by finishing 2nd in the singles competition. Spencer Barr and Noah Clyden qualified for the State competition by finishing 4th in the doubles competition. Good luck at State, guys!!
     
  1927. All athletes who have earned a varsity letter this year must come to the cafeteria today during homeroom to vote for next year's Letterman Club's officers.
     
  1928. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Mike Wasson, Acworth, GA - $100
     
  1929. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!Brittany Hasselbring, Marilyn Anderson, Angela Williams, Tatyana Stampley
     
  1930. All members of Human Rights McNamara need to report to Mrs. Hermes’ room (105) during homeroom for a brief meeting today.
     
  1931. Attention all athletes: Physicals for next year will be held at the Oak Atrium on Kennedy Drive. Our date is Saturday, June 7, and the McNamara time slot is 12:30-1:30 p.m. All of next year’s athletes need to get there at that time.
     
  1932. We have received a call from the owner of Davviki Ltd., located behind Panozzo’s on Rt. 50 in Kankakee. It is a business that builds pre-1948 street rods. They are looking for a young man, 16 yrs. or older, to work after school and during summer doing general maintenance work. If interested, please call 933-5770.
     
  1933. Anyone interested in running cross country next fall should meet in room 110 after school on Wednesday, May 21. Please bring a pen.
     
  1934. Any student with a car who still needs service hours can see Ms. Y. in the Library!
     
  1935. The Library will be closed all day Tuesday, May 20, while Ms. Y. is in a board meeting in LaSalle-Peru.
     
  1936. Attention all spring athletes: The Spring Athletic Awards will be held on Monday, May 19, at 7:00 p.m., in the cafeteria. Please dress appropriately!
     
  1937. All chorus members including Band and senior members are to report for Chorus today at homeroom for a group picture.
     
  1938. As of Friday, May 16, these students have NOT completed the necessary hours of community service necessary for Graduation. See Mrs. Bovie ASAP!! Diplomas will be pulled today if you have not taken care of this. They are: Josh Cantrell, Matt Cantrell, Alex Clarke, Kyle Clodi, Misael Diaz, Janil Gale, Kyle Ganzer, Jake Gatten, Derek Harsha, Sophia Hizon, Chris Hollis, Mitch Hubert, Mike Hunger, Mike Kolwelter, Simon LeBeau, AJ Liptak, Dalton Lucas, Ted Nicholos, Eric Pecchenino, Julian Thompson, Tyler Wheeler and Dennis Wroblewski.
     
  1939. The Relay for Life that promotes cancer awareness will be held here at Mac on Saturday, June 14, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Mac will have a team here. Anyone wanting to join our team should see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  1940. All girls interested in playing basketball next year will have an informational meeting TODAY during homeroom. We will discuss important summer event info at this time.
     
  1941. If you would like to be a contestant for the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival’s Miss Friendship competition, please pick up an application form from Mrs. Gehm in the main office. You must be between the ages of 16-21, and of good moral character. Application must be made by May 31, 2008.
     
  1942. The Challenger League (special needs kids) have a summer baseball league and are in need of volunteers to help teach/coach kids. The League meets every Thursday at 6:00 p.m., starting after the Friendship Festival ends. Any student interested in service hours, call Mari Koster at 815-427-6852
     
  1943. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Donna & Steve Jacob, Herscher, today - $50; Wayne Goyette, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Karen Howdeshell, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  1944. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! David Hodak, Reed Hoekstra, Sunday
     
  1945. The Challenger League (special needs kids) have a summer baseball league and are in need of volunteers to help teach/coach kids. The League meets every Thursday at 6:00 p.m., starting after the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival. Any student who is interested in earning service hours, please call Mari Koster at 815-427-6852.
     
  1946. As of Mon., May 12, these students have NOT completed the necessary hours of community service necessary for graduation. See Mrs. Bovie ASAP. Diplomas will be pulled on Friday if you have not taken care of this. They are: Jeremiah Anderson, Eric Pecchenino, Mike Rainbolt, Celine Belcher, Amanda Reed, Brandi Branka, Drey Spence, Josh Cantrell, Hannah Streicher, Matt Cantrell, Julian Thompson, Alia Turner, Alex Clarke, Tyler Wheeler, Kyle Clodi, Tom Worth, Troy DeChenne, Dennis Wroblewski, Misael Diaz, Janil Gale, Kyle Ganzer, Jake Gatten, Angela Goodrich, Derek Harsha, Sophia Hizon, Chris Hollis, Mitch Hubert, Mike Hunger, Jeremie Johnson, Mike Kolwelter, Carris Lagos, Simon LeBeau, A.J. Liptak, Dalton Lucas and Teddy Nicholos.
     
  1947. All girls interested in participating in girls' basketball next year will have an informational meeting on Friday, May 16, during homeroom. We will discuss important summer event information at this time.
     
  1948. Señora Ronchetto is looking for a certified lifeguard (preferably female) who is 18 years or older to work two days at Girl Scout Day Camp in Aroma Park this June. If interested, or if you know someone who would be interested, please see Señora.
     
  1949. Tyler Wheeler and Jeremie Johnson are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today. If you are a senior track member, please make sure your service hours have been verified before you leave school. This can be done with Mrs. Bovie in 103.
     
  1950. The Relay for Life that promotes Cancer awareness will be held here at McNamara on Saturday, June 14, beginning at 2:00 p.m. McNamara will have a team here. Anyone wanting to join our team should see Mrs. Jackson in the Development Office.
     
  1951. Many thanks to the junior class members of the National Honor Society and to Mrs. Hermes and Mrs. Larson for last night's successful awards banquet. A special thanks are also due the 8th period study hall students who helped with set-up.
     
  1952. Attention all athletes: Physicals for next year will be held at the Oak Atrium on Kennedy Drive. Our date is Saturday, June 7, and the McNamara time slot is 12:30-1:30 p.m. All of next year's athletes need to get there at that time.
     
  1953. If you would like to be a contestant for the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival's Miss Friendship competition, please pick up an application form from Mrs. Gehm in the main office. You must be between the ages of 16-21, and of good moral character. Application must be made by May 31, 2008.
     
  1954. Anyone interested in running cross country next fall should meet in room #110, after school on Wednesday, May 21. Please bring a pen.
     
  1955. K27 Group Good Counsel needs to meet for a brief meeting after school in Sra. Ronchetto's room. If you can't make it, you need to see Katie Cogs before the end of the day today.
     
  1956. The following Seniors need to see Mrs. Smith in the main office today: Dalton Lucas, Brittany Hasselbring, Alia Turner, Jake Gatten and Nate Benjamin.
     
  1957. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: The Ganzer Family, Wilmington - $50
     
  1958. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Dalton Lucas, Amanda O'Brien, Jillian Snyder
     
  1959. As of Mon., May 12, these students have NOT completed the necessary hours of community service necessary for graduation. See Mrs. Bovie ASAP. Diplomas will be pulled on Friday if you have not taken care of this. They are: Jeremiah Anderson, Eric Pecchenino, Travis Battrell, Mike Rainbolt, Celine Belcher, Cortney Reardanz, Alex Berghouse, Amanda Reed, Scott Blanchette, Chase Ryan, Brandi Branka, Drey Spence, Josh Cantrell, Hannah Streicher, Matt Cantrell, Julian Thompson, Laura Clark, Alia Turner, Alex Clarke, Tyler Wheeler, Kyle Clodi, Ariel White, Katie Cogs, Tom Worth, Troy DeChenne, Dennis Wroblewski, Misael Diaz, Janil Gale, Kyle Ganzer, Jake Gatten, Angela Goodrich, Derek Harsha, Sophia Hizon, Chris Hollis, Mitch Hubert, Mike Hunger, Jeremie Johnson, Mike Kolwelter, Carris Lagos, Simon LeBeau, A.J. Liptak, Dalton Lucas and Teddy Nicholos.
     
  1960. If you would like to be a contestant for the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival's Miss Friendship competition, please pick up an application form from Mrs. Gehm in the main office. You must be between the ages of 16-21, and of good moral character. Application must be made by May 31, 2008.
     
  1961. As of now, Ms. Y is ONLY writing homeroom passes. All other passes must be written by teachers.
     
  1962. All girls interested in participating in girls' basketball next year will have an informational meeting on Friday, May 16, during homeroom. We will discuss important summer event information at this time.
     
  1963. Señora Ronchetto is looking for a certified lifeguard (preferably female) who is 18 years or older to work two days at Girl Scout Day Camp in Aroma Park this June. If interested, or if you know someone who would be interested, please see Señora.
     
  1964. Boys’ Basketball Open Gym, TODAY at 5:30-6:30 p.m.
     
  1965. Attention all athletes: Physicals for next year will be held at the Oak Atrium on Kennedy Drive. Our date is Saturday, June 7, and the McNamara time slot is 12:30-1:30 p.m. All of next year's athletes need to get there at that time.
     
  1966. Today is Amnesty Day in the Library. All overdue books returned today will have fines erased from them. Get your books in!!
     
  1967. Class officer applications are due to Mrs. Kinstner TODAY!
     
  1968. The following Seniors need to see Mrs. Smith in the main office today: Dalton Lucas, Brittany Hasselbring, Alia Turner, Jake Gatten, Nate Benjamin and Joe Franco.
     
  1969. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Judy Kuiken, New Lenox - $50
     
  1970. As of Mon., May 12, these students have NOT completed the necessary hours of community service necessary for graduation. See Mrs. Bovie ASAP. Diplomas will be pulled on Friday if you have not taken care of this. They are: Jeremiah Anderson, Eric Pecchenino, Travis Battrell, Mike Rainbolt, Celine Belcher, Cortney Reardanz, Alex Berghouse, Amanda Reed, Scott Blanchette, Chase Ryan, Brandi Branka, Drey Spence, Josh Cantrell, Hannah Streicher, Matt Cantrell, Julian Thompson, Laura Clark, Alia Turner, Alex Clarke, Tyler Wheeler, Kyle Clodi, Ariel White, Katie Cogs, Tom Worth, Troy DeChenne, Dennis Wroblewski, Misael Diaz, Janil Gale, Kyle Ganzer, Jake Gatten, Angela Goodrich, Derek Harsha, Sophia Hizon, Chris Hollis, Mitch Hubert, Mike Hunger, Jeremie Johnson, Mike Kolwelter, Carris Lagos, Simon LeBeau, A.J. Liptak, Dalton Lucas and Teddy Nicholos.
     
  1971. As of now, Ms. Y is ONLY writing homeroom passes. All other passes must be written by teachers.
     
  1972. All girls interested in participating in girls' basketball next year will have an informational meeting on Friday, May 16., during homeroom. We will discuss important summer event information at this time.
     
  1973. Seniors are reminded to meet for retreat in the gym on Wed., 8:00 a.m. Mass will be first so please do not be late! You are encouraged to bring notebooks,( Kairos or other), pen and a rosary if you have one. Lunch will be taken care of for you. This is a mandatory day of attendance for all seniors.
     
  1974. Señora Ronchetto is looking for a certified lifeguard (preferably female) who is 18 years or older to work two days at Girl Scout Day Camp in Aroma Park this June. If interested, or if you know someone who would be interested, please see Señora.
     
  1975. Boys’ Basketball Open Gym, Wednesday, May 14, 2008, at 5:30-6:30 p.m.
     
  1976. Class officer applications are due to Mrs. Kinstner on Wednesday, May 14.
     
  1977. The Library will be closed all day TODAY while Ms. Y. is in a meeting. Please plan accordingly!
     
  1978. Attention varsity and sophomore softball players: You have a makeup game vs. Marist TODAY at 4:30 p.m.
     
  1979. There will be a quick meeting in room #102 right after school for boys and girls who went on Kairos this year. Yes, Haley, pictures are in!
     
  1980. This Wednesday is Amnesty Day in the Library. All overdue books returned this Wednesday will have fines erased from them. Get your books in!!
     
  1981. A reminder to all Junior National Honor Society members.....There is a mandatory N.H.S. meeting immediately after school in room #105 today. All of you MUST participate in tomorrow's Senior Awards Banquet. If you have a conflict, it is your responsibility to trade shifts or make those arrangements necessary so that you can participate. This is National Honor Society's only activity each year. Your membership in the organization is dependent on your participation.
     
  1982. Attention Junior and Seniors Boys: If you left your prom jacket at the Country Club on Saturday, please see Mrs. Wirth in room #108. Mrs. Wirth also has one cuff link.
     
  1983. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Craig Walker, Kankakee - $50
     
  1984. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Abby Blackburn
     
  1985. As of Mon., May 12, these students have NOT completed the necessary hours of community service necessary for graduation. See Mrs. Bovie ASAP. Diplomas will be pulled on Friday if you have not taken care of this. They are: Jeremiah Anderson, Eric Pecchenino, Travis Battrell, Mike Rainbolt, Celine Belcher, Cortney Reardanz, Alex Berghouse, Amanda Reed, Scott Blanchette, Chase Ryan, Brandi Branka, Drey Spence, Josh Cantrell, Hannah Streicher, Matt Cantrell, Julian Thompson, Laura Clark, Alia Turner, Alex Clarke, Tyler Wheeler, Kyle Clodi, Ariel White, Katie Cogs, Tom Worth, Troy DeChenne, Dennis Wroblewski, Misael Diaz, Janil Gale, Kyle Ganzer, Jake Gatten, Angela Goodrich, Derek Harsha, Sophia Hizon, Chris Hollis, Mitch Hubert, Mike Hunger, Jeremie Johnson, Mike Kolwelter, Carris Lagos, Simon LeBeau, A.J. Liptak, Dalton Lucas and Teddy Nicholos.
     
  1986. Boys’ Basketball Open Gym, Wednesday, May 14, 2008, at 5:30-6:30 p.m.
     
  1987. Congratulations to the girls' track team!! Friday night the girls competed at Sectionals. Eight girls qualified and will compete at State this weekend. They are: 4x800 with Val Belcher, Libby Rogers, Jaclyn Lowman and Aimee Sims, along with the 4x100 with Kayla Palmateer, Brandi Branka, Katie Ryan, Alexis Payne. Also, Aimee Sims competed in the 800 meter run. Good luck at State, girls!!
     
  1988. Attention varsity and sophomore softball players: You have a makeup game vs. Marist on Tuesday, May 13, at 4:30 p.m.
     
  1989. Class officer applications are due to Mrs. Kinstner on Wednesday, May 14.
     
  1990. REMINDER TO THE DANCE TEAM....There will be a fitting for dance uniforms TODAY after school in the cafeteria.
     
  1991. There is a Breakfast Club meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, May 13, at 8:15 a.m., in the Development Office. Donuts and juice will be provided.
     
  1992. Beginning May 8, Ms. Y is ONLY writing homeroom passes. All other passes must be written by teachers.
     
  1993. The Library will be closed all day tomorrow, Tuesday, while Ms. Y. is in a meeting. Please plan accordingly!
     
  1994. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Rod Regnier, Bourbonnais - $100
     
  1995. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Aaron Kyrouac
     
  1996. Want to play high school hockey?? The 2008 Summer Skills Clinic for the Wolves High School Hockey Club will be held at the Southwest Ice Arena in Alsip, IL. If interested, please refer to the flyer posted on the Mac Memo Board, or online to www.wolveshockey.org.
     
  1997. Juniors are reminded of today's deadline for the June 14 ACT. Go to: http://www.actstudent.org/ to sign up.
     
  1998. Attention all volleyball players: Please pick up a summer schedule in the Development Office.
     
  1999. The Library will be closed all day this coming Tuesday while Ms. Y. is in a meeting. Please plan accordingly!
     
  2000. Come out and support the Lady Irish softball team on senior night TONIGHT at 6:00 p.m., at River Road.
     
  2001. Beginning May 8, Ms. Y is ONLY writing homeroom passes. All other passes must be written by teachers.
     
  2002. There is a Breakfast Club meeting on Tuesday, May 13, at 8:15 a.m., in the Development Office. Donuts and juice will be provided.
     
  2003. The following students must see Mrs. Hodak today: Heather Harrington, Sean Dwyer, Kayle Messina and Cameron Gerth. There will be no charges allowed for the rest of the school year.
     
  2004. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Janet Reynolds, Kankakee, today - $50; Lonnie Kolwelter, Bourbonnais, Saturday - $50; Don Grobner, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $500
     
  2005. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jared Griffith, today; Emily Provance, James Capriotti, Saturday
     
  2006. Beginning today, May 8, Ms. Y is ONLY writing homeroom passes. All other passes must be written by teachers.
     
  2007. Congratulations to the Chorus and Band on a great performance at last night's Spring Concert. Thanks to all the parents, staff and faculty who attended.
     
  2008. Come out and support the Lady Irish softball team on senior night, Friday, May 9, at 6:00 p.m., at River Road.
     
  2009. Want to play high school hockey?? The 2008 Summer Skills Clinic for the Wolves High School Hockey Club will be held at the Southwest Ice Arena in Alsip, IL. If interested, please refer to the flyer posted on the Mac Memo Board, or online to www.wolveshockey.org.
     
  2010. A representative from the Kankakee County Clerk's office will be in our cafeteria during lunch hours TODAY to register new voters. Anyone who will turn 18 before November 4, 2008, is eligible to register to vote. If you wish to register, you will need two forms of ID, one with your address on it. Register now so that you can vote in our Presidential Election in November.
     
  2011. All girl golfers are to meet with the Adidas clothing rep in the cafeteria TODAY at homeroom.
     
  2012. Attention all volleyball players: Please pick up a summer schedule in the Development Office.
     
  2013. REMINDER....There will be a cheerleaders (and their parents) meeting TONIGHT at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  2014. Juniors are reminded of the Friday, May 9, deadline for the June 14 ACT. Go to: http://www.actstudent.org/ to sign up.
     
  2015. Attention Sophomores and Juniors: A rep from Western Illinois University will be here TODAY during homeroom in room #102. If you would like to know more about W.I.U., please take time to come to this informational meeting.
     
  2016. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Bob Bodemer, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  2017. Want to play high school hockey?? The 2008 Summer Skills Clinic for the Wolves High School Hockey Club will be held at the Southwest Ice Arena in Alsip, IL. If interested, please refer to the flyer posted on the Mac Memo Board, or online to www.wolveshockey.org.
     
  2018. The boys' track team, competing in their 3rd meet in 4 days, won the 2nd place trophy at the 15-team Dwight Invitational last night. Janil Gale won both the high and intermediate hurdle events. Theotis James won the 400 meter dash; the 1600 relay team of Matt Cyrier, Steve Shomali, Parrish Ward and Theotis James also won. the trophy and details of the meet are in the trophy case and on the website.
     
  2019. A representative from the Kankakee County Clerk's office will be in our cafeteria during lunch hours on Thursday, May 8, to register new voters. Anyone who will turn 18 before November 4, 2008, is eligible to register to vote. If you wish to register, you will need two forms of ID, one with your address on it. Register now so that you can vote in our Presidential Election in November.
     
  2020. Attention Juniors and Seniors: You will be voting for Prom queen and king during homeroom today.
     
  2021. Attention Senior Student Council Members: There will be a brief meeting after school today in room #108. We will discuss setup at the Country Club.
     
  2022. Tonight is the Annual Music Department Spring Concert. The concert begins at 7:00 p.m., in the Larsen Fine Arts Center at O.N.U., across from Jimmy Johns. Chorus members are reminded to wear black and white and arrive no later than 6:30 p.m.
     
  2023. Attention Sophomores and Juniors: A rep from Western Illinois University will be here on Thursday, May 8, during homeroom in room #102. If you would like to know more about W.I.U., please take time to come to this informational meeting.
     
  2024. REMINDER....There will be a cheerleaders (and their parents) meeting on Thursday, May 8, at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  2025. A girls' swim coach is needed for the 2008-09 school year. If interested, see Mr. Zinanni.
     
  2026. Attention all volleyball players: Please pick up a summer schedule in the Development Office.
     
  2027. Come out and support the Lady Irish softball team on senior night, Friday, May 9, at 6:00 p.m., at River Road.
     
  2028. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Ruth Goodpasture, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  2029. Derek Ader, Alex Berghouse, Celine Belcher and Anthony Grant are asked to see Mrs. Bovie today.
     
  2030. Want to play high school hockey?? The 2008 Summer Skills Clinic for the Wolves High School Hockey Club will be held at the Southwest Ice Arena in Alsip, IL. If interested, please refer to the flyer posted on the Mac Memo Board, or online to www.wolveshockey.org.
     
  2031. Congrats to the boys' track team who put on quite a show at the all-city meet last night. the team won an impressive 10 events with a great team effort. Janil Gale won 3 individual events to lead the Irish, winning both hurdle races and the high jump. Theotis James and Matt Cyrier also took part in 3 wins, running on two winning relays and winning the 800 and 400 meter dashes. Parrish Ward was a double winner for the Irish, winning both the long and triple jumps. All details are on display in the trophy case and on the Mac website.
     
  2032. A representative from the Kankakee County Clerk's office will be in our cafeteria during lunch hours on Thursday, May 8, to register new voters. Anyone who will turn 18 before November 4, 2008, is eligible to register to vote. If you wish to register, you will need two forms of ID, one with your address on it. Register now so that you can vote in our Presidential Election in November.
     
  2033. Attention Sophomores and Juniors: A rep from Western Illinois University will be here on Thursday, May 8, during homeroom in room #102. If you would like to know more about W.I.U., please take time to come to this informational meeting.
     
  2034. Congrats to the girls' track team on a great finish to the regular season. The 4x800 team and Katie Ryan in hurdles won all-city titles. Personal best times were recorded by several girls. Good luck with Sectionals on Friday!!
     
  2035. Justin Madsen and Justin Marrier, please see Mr. Zinanni ASAP today!
     
  2036. There are free issues of the following magazines in the Library. First come, first served! They're going fast! They are: Spin, Teen People, Teen Vogue, Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, Sports Illustrated, Soldier of Fortune, Reader's Digest, Wired, Electronic Gaming and Hot Rod.
     
  2037. A girls' swim coach is needed for the 2008-09 school year. If interested, see Mr. Zinanni.
     
  2038. Recycling is up and running in the Library! See Ms. Y. if you still need service hours. Seniors only please!
     
  2039. REMINDER....There will be a cheerleaders (and their parents) meeting on Thursday, May 8, at 6:00 p.m., in the cafeteria.
     
  2040. The following senior students need to see Mrs. Smith in the main office sometime today: Jordyn Boisvert, Michael Kolwelter, Paulina Lara and Bill McClain.
     
  2041. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Wayne Hove, Kankakee - $50
     
  2042. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Mike Ely
     
  2043. There will be a Huddle Club meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m., in the faculty lounge.
     
  2044. Attention Seniors: Please turn in information regarding all college scholarships that you have been offered to Mr. Raiche by the end of the day today.
     
  2045. The following senior students need to see Mrs. Smith in the main office sometime today: Derek Harsha, Celine Belcher, Jordyn Boisvert, Chris Burgner, Troy DeChenne, Morgan DeSelm, Michael Kolwelter, Carris Lagos, Paulina Lara, Bill McClain, Katherine Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Michael Rainbolt, Laura Schmidt and Drew Turro.
     
  2046. A girls' swim coach is needed for the 2008-09 school year. If interested, see Mr. Zinanni.
     
  2047. The Lady Irish had a good outing at the Irish Relays on Saturday. The girls placed 1st in 3 events. The first medal went to the 4x800 Relay team of Val Belcher, Libby Rogers, Jaclyn Lowman and Aimee Sims. The next 1st place medal went to the Shuttle Hurdle Relay team that inched out Kankakee by 0.01 with a team of Zoe Lillig, Brandi Branka, Jaclyn Lowman and Katie Ryan. Jaclyn took 3rd in the 100m hurdles; Alexis Payne took 3rd in the 100m; Aimee Sims placed 3rd in the 1600m run with a personal best. The girls also posted scoring points in the high jump, discus, sprint medle4y 4x100 and 4x400 relays. Great job, girls! The girls will compete Monday in the all-city and finish preparing for their Sectional meet which will be held Friday, May 9, at Seneca. Good luck to the girls as their season winds down.
     
  2048. Congrats to the boys' track team on a fine performance at Saturday's Irish Relays. Theotis James was named co-MVP of the meet. The Irish won 3 of the 6 relays. Theotis, Matt Cyrier, Kolin O'Brien and Garrett Wasson won the 3200 relay. Theotis, Matt, Steve Shomali and Kamerin Mitchell won the Sprint Medley and Theotis, Matt, Kamerin and Parrish Ward won the prestigious Ryan Beaupre 1600 meter relay. There were also a number of other great performances. Complete details are in the trophy case and on the website. Thanks to everyone who contributed in any way to make the Relays a success. All members of the track team are reminded to be at Kankakee H.S. at 3:00 p.m., today for the all-city meet.
     
  2049. Attention Juniors and Seniors....if you are 17 or older, you are invited to attend Monday night at the movies at 6:30 p.m., tonight in the Clancy Room. Tonight's movie will be "Schindler's List." This is the true story of Oskar Schindler, a man who redeemed himself as he saved the lives of hundreds of Jews. Hope to see you there!
     
  2050. Mrs. Ostrowski's 6th hour study hall will meet in room #6-7 today.
     
  2051. The Library will be closed today.
     
  2052. Human Rights, McNamara will have a ten minute meeting immediately after school today in room #105. All are welcome; please be prompt!
     
  2053. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Nancy Hoekstra, Downers Grove, IL - $100
     
  2054. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ms. Kim McGrath, Mrs. Linda Franco
     
  2055. Recycling is up and running in the Library! See Ms. Y. if you still need service hours. Seniors only please!
     
  2056. There are free issues of the following magazines in the Library. First come, first served! They're going fast! They are: Spin, Teen People, Teen Vogue, Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, Sports Illustrated, Soldier of Fortune, Reader's Digest, Wired, Electronic Gaming and Hot Rod.
     
  2057. Congrats to Alex Clarke who will receive the Sacrament of Confirmation this Sunday from Bishop Sartain at the Cathedral in Joliet.
     
  2058. Today is the last day that Seniors may rent books from the Library. All books rented by Seniors are due back to the Library NO LATER than May 8. Please check return dates inside all rented materials.
     
  2059. All football players are reminded to report to the gym Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. This is a mandatory meeting!
     
  2060. The gym is now closed for the Auction. No students are to walk through or be in the gym at anytime. Please make sure that you have everything that you will need out of the locker rooms because they will be locked starting tonight at 6:00 p.m. You will NOT be able to get into the locker rooms until Monday, May 5.
     
  2061. Applications for class office are now available in the Doyle Lab, or see Mrs. Kinstner.
     
  2062. The Mother/Daughter Tea pictures and spring sports pictures are in and can be picked up in room #109, from Mrs. Ostrowski before or after school.
     
  2063. The Irish Relays are this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The coaches need a number of students to work at the meet. Service hours are available. Please see one of the coaches to sign up.
     
  2064. Students having completed hours of service for graduation are: Spencer Barr, Nate Benjamin, Allison Betourne, Jordyn Boisvert, Ashley Borggren, Kyle Brault, Elizabeth Brei, Janna Bunosky, Chris Burgner, Ethan Castongia, Kendrea Crite, Morgan DeSelm, Michael Gilbert, Brittany Hasselbring, David Hodak, Katie Jacobsen, Jordan Jaenicke, Jordan James, TJ James, Haley Jones, Nina Kick, Paulina Lara, Ken Lederer, Leanne Longtin, Kevin Lovell, Justin Madsen, Ashli Marrier, Thomas Martin, Billy McClain, Tim McGrath, Sarah Memenga, Kayle Messina, Ross Milton, Katie Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Kolin O’Brien, Ricky Pierce, Emily Provance, Laura Schmidt, Josh Shirley, Allison Snyder, Michael Stevens,Gene Storer, Spencer Sumner, Aimee Troncale, Drew Turro, Zach Tutt, Christine Wallen and Kate Wilfinger. If your name is not on this list, you have not completed the necessary service hours for Graduation. Please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP!
     
  2065. Reminder for guys working the Fun Night: 6:00 p.m. - Tyler Calvert, Bryce LaMore, Theo Bradley, Michael Simmons; 8:00 p.m. - Derek O’Connor, Carl Fisher, Jackson Hoeskstra, Adam Grubbs, Matt Ludwig.
     
  2066. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Jeri Booe, Frankfort, IL, today - $50; Fran Phelps, St. Anne, Saturday - $50; Don & Virginia Dominik, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  2067. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Hillary Olszewski, Jared St. John, today; Kyle Brault, Jacob DeVries, Sunday
     
  2068. Students having completed hours of service for graduation are: Spencer Barr, Allison Betourne, Jordyn Boisvert, Ashley Borggren, Elizabeth Brei, Janna Bunosky, Chris Burgner, Ethan Castongia, Kendrea Crite, Morgan DeSelm, Michael Gilbert, Brittany Hasselbring, Katie Jacobsen, Jordan Jaenicke, Jordan James, TJ James, Haley Jones, Nina Kick, Paulina Lara, Ken Lederer, Leanne Longtin, Kevin Lovell, Justin Madsen, Ashli Marrier, Thomas Martin, Billy McClain, Tim McGrath, Sarah Memenga,Kayle Messina, Ross Milton, Katie Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Kolin O’Brien, Ricky Pierce, Laura Schmidt, Josh Shirley, Gene Storer, Spencer Sumner, Aimee Troncale, Drew Turro, Zach Tutt and Kate Wilfinger. If your name is not on this list, you have not completed the necessary service hours for Graduation. Please see Mrs. Bovie ASAP!
     
  2069. This Friday is the last day that Seniors may rent books from the Library. All books rented by Seniors are due back to the Library NO LATER than May 8. Please check return dates inside all rented materials.
     
  2070. All football players are reminded to report to the gym Sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. This is a mandatory meeting!
     
  2071. The Mother/Daughter Tea pictures and spring sports pictures are in and can be picked up in room #109, from Mrs. Ostrowski before or after school.
     
  2072. Applications for class office are now available in the Doyle Lab, or see Mrs. Kinstner.
     
  2073. Students and Faculty.....plan to attend the Friday Family Fun Night sponsored by the Huddle Club in the gym this Friday from 6:00-10:00 p.m. If you are present during the drawing, you could win $100 and your parents could win $500 if they are here during the drawing.
     
  2074. The gym is now closed for the Auction. No students are to walk through or be in the gym at anytime. Please make sure that you have everything that you will need out of the locker rooms because they will be locked starting tonight at 6:00 p.m. You will NOT be able to get into the locker rooms until Monday, May 5.
     
  2075. Sgt. McGuire from the U.S. Navy will be here today during homeroom in room #102. He will discuss the Navy College Scholarship Program.
     
  2076. Part-time summer work is available for food concessions at Joliet race tracks and local fairs and festivals. You must be 16 years old, have transportation and be available on weekends. Please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office for further info.
     
  2077. The Irish Relays are this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The coaches need a number of students to work at the meet. Service hours are available. Please see one of the coaches to sign up.
     
  2078. Attention Juniors and Seniors: Prom tickets will be on sale during lunch hours today. You will make your menu choice when you buy your ticket. Tickets will NOT be sold at the Prom.
     
  2079. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Thomas Merten, Bradley - $50
     
  2080. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Sam Memenga, Katherine Hoekstra, Olivia Bauer
     
  2081. Attention Juniors and Sophomores!! Information on summer A.C.T. prep classes through Better Test Scores is now available in the Guidance Office.
     
  2082. Attention Juniors and Seniors: Prom tickets will be on sale during lunch hours today through Thursday. You will make your menu choice when you buy your ticket. Tickets will NOT be sold at the Prom.
     
  2083. The Irish Relays are this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The coaches need a number of students to work at the meet. Service hours are available. Please see one of the coaches to sign up.
     
  2084. Sgt. McGuire from the U.S. Navy will be here on Thursday, May 1, during homeroom in room #102. He will discuss the Navy College Scholarship Program.
     
  2085. Part-time summer work is available for food concessions at Joliet race tracks and local fairs and festivals. You must be 16 years old, have transportation and be available on weekends. Please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office for further info.
     
  2086. The gym is now closed for the Auction. No students are to walk through or be in the gym at anytime. Please make sure that you have everything that you will need out of the locker rooms because they will be locked starting tonight at 6:00 p.m. You will NOT be able to get into the locker rooms until Monday, May 5.
     
  2087. Applications for class office are now available in the Doyle Lab, or see Mrs. Kinstner.
     
  2088. The Mother/Daughter Tea pictures and spring sports pictures are in and can be picked up in room #109, from Mrs. Ostrowski before or after school.
     
  2089. The March of Dimes is looking for student volunteers for their run on Sunday, May 4, from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. See Mrs. Jackson if you can help.
     
  2090. Students and Faculty.....plan to attend the Friday Family Fun Night sponsored by the Huddle Club in the gym this Friday from 6:00-10:00 p.m. If you are present during the drawing, you could win $100 and your parents could win $500 if they are here during the drawing.
     
  2091. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Janie Zummallen, Watseka - $50
     
  2092. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jonathan Ciaccio, Tyler Edwards, Mitchell Gerth
     
  2093. Students and Faculty.....plan to attend the Friday Family Fun Night sponsored by the Huddle Club in the gym this Friday from 6:00-10:00 p.m. If you are present during the drawing, you could win $100 and your parents could win $500 if they are here during the drawing.
     
  2094. The March of Dimes is looking for student volunteers for their run on Sunday, May 4, from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. See Mrs. Jackson if you can help.
     
  2095. Sgt. McGuire from the U.S. Navy will be here on Thursday, May 1, during homeroom in room #102. He will discuss the Navy College Scholarship Program.
     
  2096. Part-time summer work is available for food concessions at Joliet race tracks and local fairs and festivals. You must be 16 years old, have transportation and be available on weekends. Please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office for further info.
     
  2097. Student Council candidates MUST see Mrs. Kinstner with their speeches by the end of the day today or they will not be included on the ballot for next year’s executive board.
     
  2098. Students interested in earning service hours by painting faces at the PAUSE FOR PATRIOTISM celebration on May 17th , should see Mrs. Kinstner today or tomorrow. The event is right here in Kankakee, and includes a parade, free entertainment, exhibitions, crafts and many more activities that promise to make it a fun day!
     
  2099. The Irish Relays are this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The coaches need a number of students to work at the meet. Service hours are available. Please see one of the coaches to sign up.
     
  2100. Attention Juniors and Seniors: Prom tickets will be on sale during lunch hours today through Thursday. You will make your menu choice when you buy your ticket. Tickets will NOT be sold at the Prom.
     
  2101. A rep from MacMurray College, a small liberal arts school in Jacksonville, IL, will be here today during lunch hours in the cafeteria.
     
  2102. Order a colorful May Day carnation for your sweetie, your friend, your crush, your teacher, or for someone who needs encouragement. Orders will be taken during lunch hours today and tomorrow for $1.00 each, with delivery on Thursday, May 1.
     
  2103. Attention Juniors and Sophomores!! Information on summer A.C.T. prep classes through Better Test Scores is now available in the Guidance Office.
     
  2104. The gym is now closed for the Auction. No students are to walk through or be in the gym at anytime. Please make sure that you have everything that you will need out of the locker rooms because they will be locked.
     
  2105. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Wanda Denault, Kankakee - $50
     
  2106. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Billy McClain, Joe Franco, Riley Gill, Kara Hogan
     
  2107. Order a colorful May Day carnation for your sweetie, your friend, your crush, your teacher, or for someone who needs encouragement. Orders will be taken during lunch hours today and tomorrow for $1.00 each, with delivery on Thursday, May 1.
     
  2108. Students and Faculty.....plan to attend the Friday Family Fun Night sponsored by the Huddle Club in the gym this Friday from 6:00-10:00 p.m. If you are present during the drawing, you could win $100 and your parents could win $500 if they are here during the drawing.
     
  2109. The March of Dimes is looking for student volunteers for their run on Sunday, May 4, from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. See Mrs. Jackson if you can help.
     
  2110. A rep from MacMurray College, a small liberal arts school in Jacksonville, IL, will be here on Tuesday, April 29, during lunch hours in the cafeteria.
     
  2111. Human Rights, McNamara will have a ten minute meeting immediately after school today in room #105. All are welcome. Please be prompt!
     
  2112. Attention tennis team: The make-up match with Fenwick will be played TODAY.
     
  2113. The boys' and girls' track teams are reminded that they are to meet at Kankakee High School by 3:15 p.m., today for the all-city meet. BE ON TIME!!
     
  2114. Attention Juniors and Seniors: Prom tickets will be on sale during lunch hours today through Thursday. You will make your menu choice when you buy your ticket. Tickets will NOT be sold at the Prom.
     
  2115. Kairos 27 Group Clare will meet today during homeroom in Campus Ministry.
     
  2116. The Irish Relays are this Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The coaches need a number of students to work at the meet. Service hours are available. Please see one of the coaches to sign up.
     
  2117. Attention Juniors and Seniors: If you are 17 or older, you are invited to attend Monday Night At The Movies at 6:30 p.m., tonight in the Clancy Room. Tonight's movies will be "Rendition." When a woman's husband mysteriously disappears, she begins to fear that he has been taken to a foreign country to be tortured.
     
  2118. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Mark & Christine Yeoman, St. Anne - $100
     
  2119. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ben Moss
     
  2120. Attention tennis team: There will be practice today. Also, the make-up match with Fenwick will be played on Monday, April 28.
     
  2121. Attention girls' varsity softball players: There will be a brief meeting following the homeroom bell in the gym.
     
  2122. Attention all freshman boys interested in playing sophomore basketball for the 2008-2009 season: There will be a meeting during homeroom today. Please go to class for attendance and meet in the gym. If you can not attend the meeting, please see Coach Brown.
     
  2123. The following basketball players have NOT turned in basketball equipment to Coach Woolman. Please return you equipment to Coach McLain by the end of the week. You are responsible for the equipment or charges. Bryce Lamore- no practice gear, no green shorts, no white shirt; Jon Evans- no practice gear; Theo Bradley- no white or green uniform; Ray Glower- no practice shorts, no away or home uniform; Cody Samuelson- no away or home uniform; Mike Simmons- no away shirt; Luke Marcotte- no home or away uniform; Tyler Calvert - no practice gear, no home or away uniform.
     
  2124. Students having completed hours of service for graduation are: Spencer Barr, Allison Betourne, Jordyn Boisvert, Ashley Borggren, Janna Bunosky, Ethan Castongia, Kendrea Crite, Morgan DeSelm, Michael Gilbert, Brittany Hasselbring, Katie Jacobsen, Jordan Jaenicke, Jordan James, TJ James, Nina Kick, Paulina Lara, Ken Lederer, Leanne Longtin, Kevin Lovell, Justin Madsen, Ashli Marrier, Thomas Martin, Billy McClain, Kayle Messina, Ross Milton, Katie Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Kolin O’Brien, Ricky Pierce, Laura Schmidt, Josh Shirley, Gene Storer, Aimee Troncale, Drew Turro and Kate Wilfinger.
     
  2125. Jamie Rooney and Dalton Lucas are asked to see Mrs. Bovie sometime today.
     
  2126. Attention all ladies!!! Father/Daughter dance tickets will be available at the door. The dance will start @ 8:00 with coronation @ 10:00, this Saturday night.
     
  2127. A rep from MacMurray College, a small liberal arts school in Jacksonville, IL, will be here on Tuesday, April 29, during lunch hours in the cafeteria.
     
  2128. Maternity BVM Drama Club is presenting the play, "Annie, Jr." tonight, Friday, at 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, April 26, 2:00 p.m., at the Parish Center. Tickets are available through the Maternity school office and are $5.00 for adults, and $3.00 for students (K-8th); kids under 5 are free. Come out and support future Mac students who are in the show!!
     
  2129. Attention Juniors and Seniors: Prom tickets will be on sale next week, Monday through Thursday, in the cafeteria during lunch hours. You will need to indicate your menu choice at that time.
     
  2130. Attention Juniors: If you are relatively certain that you will pursue a career in law or criminal justice, see Mr. Raiche for the possibility of a "shadowing" opportunity by the end of the day TODAY.
     
  2131. Attention all students...if you are in need of service hours, sign up for Christmas In April (Rebuilding Together). It is this Saturday morning, April 26. If interested, see Kolin O'Brien.
     
  2132. Seniors must pay all library fines by May 12. Seniors may rent books until May 2.
     
  2133. Attention all those going to see "Les Miserables" on Sunday....There are NEW instructions. Please meet in the Mac parking lot between 10:30 a.m., for an earlier departure than originally planned. Again, the group needs to meet at 10:30 a.m., in the Mac parking lot. We will not be stopping to eat, so you might want to bring a snack for the trip.
     
  2134. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Dan Harpin, Bourbonnais, today - $50; Robert Martin, South Bend, IN, Saturday - $50; Peggy Haeger, Bourbonnais, Sunday - $50
     
  2135. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Jonathan Young, Tyler Boerschig, Saturday; Justin Marrier, Krystal Moore, Sunday
     
  2136. If you are relatively certain that you will pursue a career in law or criminal justice, see Mr. Raiche for the possibility of a "shadowing" opportunity by the end of the day, Friday, April 25.
     
  2137. Attention Seniors: Any Senior who will be entering any branch of military service after graduation, please inform Mr. Raiche by the end of the day on Friday, April 25.
     
  2138. There will be no yearbook meeting today.
     
  2139. The following basketball players have not turned in basketball equipment to Coach Woolman. Please return your equipment to Coach McLain by the end of the week. You are responsible for the equipment or charges. Bryce Lamore- no practice gear, no green shorts, no white shirt; Jon Evans- no practice gear; Theo Bradley- no white or green uniform; Ray Glower- no practice shorts, no away or home uniform; Cody Samuelson- no away or home uniform; Mike Simmons- no away shirt; Luke Marcotte- no home or away uniform; Tyler Calvert - no practice gear, no home or away uniform.
     
  2140. Attention all freshman boys interested in playing sophomore basketball for the 2008-2009 season: There will be a meeting during homeroom on Friday. Please go to class for attendance and meet in the gym. If you can not attend the meeting, please see Coach Brown.
     
  2141. Attention all boys interested in playing varsity basketball for the 2008-2009 season: There will be a meeting during homeroom TODAY. Please go to class for attendance and meet in the gym. If you can not attend the meeting, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  2142. There will be a five minute meeting in Senora’s room TODAY after school for the SNHS seniors and those being inducted. A reminder to all seniors that the induction is a mandatory event to receive your honors cord.
     
  2143. Maternity BVM Drama Club is presenting the play, "Annie, Jr." tomorrow, Friday, April 25, 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, April 26, 2:00 p.m., at the Parish Center. Tickets are available through the Maternity school office and are $5.00 for adults, and $3.00 for students (K-8th); kids under 5 are free. Come out and support future Mac students who are in the show!!
     
  2144. Attention girls' soccer team: You will have practice indoors and will be watching a training film today.
     
  2145. Attention all those going to see "Les Miserables" on Sunday. Please meet in the Mac parking lot between 10:45-10:50 a.m., and remember which car you have signed up for, to ride to Lincolnshire. We will not be stopping to eat, so you might want to bring a snack.
     
  2146. Attention Juniors and Seniors: Voting for the prom court will take place on Friday during homeroom. You will also receive an informational letter concerning the prom during homeroom. Ticket sales for the prom will begin on Monday, April 28, during lunch hours. Sales will continue through Thursday, May 1. When you purchase your ticket you will need to indicate your food choice.
     
  2147. Attention all students...if you are in need of service hours, sign up for Christmas In April (Rebuilding Together). It is this Saturday morning, April 26. If interested, see Kolin O'Brien.
     
  2148. Students interested in taking Driver's Ed. this summer at BBCHS are reminded that they need to sign up today from 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the BBCHS main office. The cost is $175., and is first come first serve.
     
  2149. The Library will be closed 1st through 4th periods today while Ms. Y. proctors exams in the media classroom. No students will be admitted into the Library before 5th period.
     
  2150. Seniors must pay all library fines by May 12. Seniors may rent books until May 2.
     
  2151. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Tom Worth
     
  2152. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Judy Sylvie, Chicago - $50
     
  2153. There will be a five minute meeting in Senora’s room Thursday after school for the SNHS seniors and those being inducted.
     
  2154. Attention all freshman boys interested in playing sophomore basketball for the 2008-2009 season: There will be a meeting during homeroom on Friday. Please go to class for attendance and meet in the gym. If you can not attend the meeting, please see Coach Brown.
     
  2155. Attention all boys interested in playing varsity basketball for the 2008-2009 season: There will be a meeting during homeroom on Thursday. Please go to class for attendance and meet in the gym. If you can not attend the meeting, please see Coach Wagoner.
     
  2156. The Irish frosh/soph track team put in a great effort and performance at Watseka to capture 2nd place in a 14 team field on Tuesday. The Irish won the 4x800, 100m hurdles and the 4x400. Alexis Payne took 3rd in the 100m dash; Katie Ryan won the 100m hurdles, the 4x200 and 4x100; both placed 2nd posting their best times of the season. The winning 4x800 team was Hannah Jurica, Alyssa Pitts, Val Belcher and Aimee Sims. The 4x100 consisted of Kayla Palmateer, Colleen Smith, Katie Smith and Alexis Payne. The 4x200 was run by Meghan Palmateer, Liz Davis, Jamie Anderson and Zoe Lillig. The most exciting race of the night was the 4x400 which won their event to move the team to their 2nd place position, and was run by Val Belcher, Alexis Payne, Katie Ryan and Aimee Sims.
     
  2157. Reminder to the girls' soccer team....please wear your white jerseys next Monday, April 28, at Benet Academy.
     
  2158. Maternity BVM Drama Club is presenting the play, "Annie, Jr." this coming Friday, April 25, 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, April 26, 2:00 p.m., at the Parish Center. Tickets are available through the Maternity school office and are $5.00 for adults, and $3.00 for students (K-8th); kids under 5 are free. Come out and support future Mac students who are in the show!!
     
  2159. If you are relatively certain that you will pursue a career in law or criminal justice, see Mr. Raiche for the possibility of a "shadowing" opportunity by the end of the day, Friday, April 25.
     
  2160. Attention Seniors: Any Senior who will be entering any branch of military service after graduation, please inform Mr. Raiche by the end of the day on Friday, April 25.
     
  2161. Seniors must pay all library fines by May 12. Seniors may rent books until May 2.
     
  2162. This is a reminder to candidates for Executive Student Council that your applications are due to Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the day TODAY. Forms are still available for those interested in running.
     
  2163. The Library will be closed 1st through 4th periods this Thursday while Ms. Y. proctors exams in the media classroom. No students will be admitted into the Library before 5th period.
     
  2164. Students interested in taking Driver's Ed. this summer at BBCHS are reminded that they need to sign up today or Thursday from 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the BBCHS main office. The cost is $175., and is first come first serve.
     
  2165. Attention all students...if you are in need of service hours, sign up for Christmas In April (Rebuilding Together). It is this Saturday morning, April 26. If interested, see Kolin O'Brien.
     
  2166. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Steven Finnegan, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  2167. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Austin Wakat
     
  2168. Attention all ladies!!! Father/Daughter Dance is this Saturday night! Tickets are $10 a person and are available in the Development Office.
     
  2169. Big Brothers and Sisters are reminded to call their incoming freshman and remind them about Friday.
     
  2170. There will be a five minute meeting in Senora’s room Thursday after school for the SNHS seniors and those being inducted.
     
  2171. Reminder to the girls' soccer team....please wear your white jerseys next Monday, April 28, at Benet Academy.
     
  2172. Maternity BVM Drama Club is presenting the play, "Annie, Jr." this coming Friday, April 25, 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, April 26, 2:00 p.m., at the Parish Center. Tickets are available through the Maternity school office and are $5.00 for adults, and $3.00 for students (K-8th); kids under 5 are free. Come out and support future Mac students who are in the show!!
     
  2173. Attention all students...if you are in need of service hours, sign up for Christmas In April (Rebuilding Together). It is this Saturday morning, April 26. If interested, see Kolin O'Brien.
     
  2174. Students interested in taking Driver's Ed. this summer at BBCHS are reminded that they need to sign up this Wednesday or Thursday from 3:00-4:00 p.m., in the BBCHS main office. The cost is $175., and is first come first serve.
     
  2175. The Library will be closed 1st through 4th periods this Thursday while Ms. Y. proctors exams in the media classroom. No students will be admitted into the Library before 5th period.
     
  2176. Interlibrary loan services will be suspended to all students beginning on May 5. Get your requests in before then!
     
  2177. There will be NO Student Council meeting tomorrow. Students should stay in their assigned homerooms.
     
  2178. Attention Seniors: K.C.C. has extended the deadline for their Baccalaureate Scholars Program to May 2, 2008. Information regarding this full scholarship (award value of $3,800. per year) and K.C.C.'s Community Service Scholars Program (award value of $2,000. per year) is available in the Guidance Office.
     
  2179. This is a reminder to candidates for Executive Student Council that your applications are due to Mrs. Kinstner by the end of the day tomorrow, Wednesday. Forms are still available for those interested in running.
     
  2180. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Myron Hendrix, Bourbonnais - $50
     
  2181. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Janie Wielgus
     
  2182. Ms. Kutilek's freshman English classes need to bring their grammar workbooks to class today.
     
  2183. REMINDER....there will be a cheerleading candidate/parent meeting today at 5:30 p.m., at the school.
     
  2184. Big Brothers and Sisters are reminded to call their incoming freshman and remind them about Friday.
     
  2185. K-27 Group Monica will meet tomorrow morning at 8:10 in Campus Ministry.
     
  2186. The girls' track team had a great showing at the All-Area Invite at Manteno Friday night. The girls finished in 5th place. The 4x100 placed 4th, while the 4x800 and the 4x400 took 2nd; the 4x200 placed 6th adding to the winning points. Katie Ryan ran a PR to place 2nd in the 100 hurdles; Jaclyn Lowman had a PR in both the 100 and 300 hurdles, placing 5th and 3rd. Aimee Sims took 4th in the 800; Alyssa Pitts placed 5th in the 3200; Val Belcher placed 5th in the 1600. Amanda Wulff placed 5th in the long jump and 6th in the high jump. Colleen Smith added a 4th place in the triple jump.
     
  2187. Interlibrary loan services will be suspended to all students beginning on May 5. Get your requests in before then!
     
  2188. Alex Harsha and Shamone Butler must see Ms. Y. TODAY!
     
  2189. Attention all ladies!!! Father/Daughter Dance is this Saturday night! Tickets are $10 a person and are available in the Development Office.
     
  2190. Human Rights, McNamara will have a ten minute meeting immediately after school today in room #105. All are welcome; please be prompt!
     
  2191. Attention Seniors: K.C.C. has extended the deadline for their Baccalaureate Scholars Program to May 2, 2008. Information regarding this full scholarship (award value of $3,800. per year) and K.C.C.'s Community Service Scholars Program (award value of $2,000. per year) is available in the Guidance Office.
     
  2192. ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS....IF YOU ARE 17 OR OLDER, YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES, 6:30 p.m., IN THE CLANCY ROOM. Tonight's movie will be "The Kite Runner." The movie is set in Afghanistan and follows the life of a young man who failed to protect his boyhood friend, and seeks to make things right again many years later. Hope to see you there!!
     
  2193. Despite what was printed in yesterday's "Daily Journal", the boys' track team tied for the championship of the Manteno All-Area Invitational on Friday. It was a tremendous team effort, led by Theotis James' three first place finishes. All of the details and the trophy are on display in the trophy case and on the Mac website.
     
  2194. Attention Senior Student Council members: There will be a Prom meeting today after school in room #108. Decisions will be made concerning the picture background, invitation letter and ticket sales. Please be prompt.
     
  2195. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Eric & Lisa Goodrich, St. Anne - $100
     
  2196. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mitchell Rose
     
  2197. Attention all ladies!!! Father/Daughter Dance is next week! Tickets are $10 a person and are available in the Development Office.
     
  2198. Riverside Medical Center is launching a Junior Auxiliary Club for teens, ages 15-19, in this community. Through this club you will organize fundraisers, plan events and sponsor activities to help better the community that we live in. If interested, there will an informational meeting on Sunday, April 20, at 3:00 p.m., in the old board room near the cafeteria at Riverside.
     
  2199. Attention Seniors: K.C.C. has extended the deadline for their Baccalaureate Scholars Program to May 2, 2008. Information regarding this full scholarship (award value of $3,800. per year) and K.C.C.'s Community Service Scholars Program (award value of $2,000. per year) is available in the Guidance Office.
     
  2200. Tonight's the night! It's "pack the house" night for "Guys and Dolls!" Come out and support your fellow classmates this weekend. Show times are tonight and Saturday at 7:00 p.m., and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Performances are being held at the Kankakee Jr. High Auditorium. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Go east on Court Street and proceed under I-57; turn right on Eastridge Drive and follow the road around. See you there!!
     
  2201. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Ellen Lamberty, Tinley Park, IL, today - $50; Sue Patterson, Woodridge, IL, Saturday - $50; Chris & Kansas Swain, Kankakee, Sunday - $50
     
  2202. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Ethan Castongia, Theo Bradley, Jeremiah Wilson, today; Taylor Weigt, Ben Bauer, Saturday; Tyler Wilson, Sunday
     
  2203. Riverside Medical Center is launching a Junior Auxiliary Club for teens, ages 15-19, in this community. Through this club you will organize fundraisers, plan events and sponsor activities to help better the community that we live in. If interested, there will an informational meeting on Sunday, April 20, at 3:00 p.m., in the old board room near the cafeteria at Riverside.
     
  2204. Mr. Lamie's 5th hour class should report to Mrs. Ostrowski's room, #109, today. Also, Mr. Lamie's 6th hour class should report to the Library.
     
  2205. Attention Seniors: K.C.C. has extended the deadline for their Baccalaureate Scholars Program to May 2, 2008. Information regarding this full scholarship (award value of $3,800. per year) and K.C.C.'s Community Service Scholars Program (award value of $2,000. per year) is available in the Guidance Office.
     
  2206. The following students must see Ms. Y. today: Zach Lewis, Collin Barr, Zack Triveline, Alex Harsha and Alex Veronda.
     
  2207. Be sure to get your tickets for the Spring Musical, "Guys and Dolls." It will be presented this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Kankakee Junior High School. Tickets may be purchased in the Development Office.
     
  2208. Here is a list of seniors who have completed their service hours for graduation: Spencer Barr, Allison Betourne, Ethan Castongia, Morgan DeSelm, Brittany Hasselbring, Katie Jacobsen, Jordan Jaenicke, Jordan James, TJ James, Nina Kick, Paulina Lara, Leanne Longtin, Kevin Lovell, Ashli Marrier, Thomas Martin, Billy McClain, Kayle Messina, Katie Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Kolin O'Brien, Rick Pierce, Laura Schmidt, Gene Storer, Aimee Troncale, Drew Turro, and Kate Wilfinger.
     
  2209. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Dr. James Adams, Kankakee - $50
     
  2210. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Michael Donath
     
  2211. Patrick McClain, please see Ms. Y. in the Library today.
     
  2212. There will be no Band today. Band members should report to the cafeteria.
     
  2213. Mrs. Bovie’s 5th hour class is to meet upstairs in Mrs. Harman’s room today.
     
  2214. Here is a list of seniors who have completed their service hours for graduation: Spencer Barr, Allison Betourne, Ethan Castongia, Morgan DeSelm, Brittany Hasselbring, Katie Jacobsen, Jordan Jaenicke, Jordan James, TJ James, Nina Kick, Paulina Lara, Leanne Longtin, Kevin Lovell, Ashli Marrier, Thomas Martin, Billy McClain, Kayle Messina, Katie Murphy, Michelle Murphy, Kolin O'Brien, Rick Pierce, Laura Schmidt, Gene Storer, Aimee Troncale, Drew Turro, and Kate Wilfinger.
     
  2215. Cast members of "Guys and Dolls"....be sure to get all requested funds for t-shirts and any other thing you may owe to Sara Smietanski by the end of the day today.
     
  2216. A head boys' soccer coach is needed for the 2008-09 season. If interested, please contact Mr. Zinanni at McNamara, 932-7413, Ext. 240.
     
  2217. Ashli Marrier, please see Mrs. Jackson today.
     
  2218. Congrats to the boys' team on their dominating win at Prairie Central last night. Kamerin Mitchell won 4 events, while 5 other Irish won 3 each...Garrett Wasson, Steve Shomali, Matt Cyrier, Theotis James and Parrish Ward. All details are on display in the trophy case.
     
  2219. An admissions rep from Northern Ill. University will be here TODAY during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with their rep and get information about N.I.U., and the programs that they offer.
     
  2220. Be sure to get your tickets for the Spring Musical, "Guys and Dolls." It will be presented this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Kankakee Junior High School. Tickets may be purchased in the Development Office.
     
  2221. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Nancy Hugon, Indianapolis, IN - $50
     
  2222. To all cast members of Guys and Dolls ..we start tech week at Kankakee Junior High School tonight. Call is for 6:00. We will load the truck after school and unload at the Junior High @ 5:00. Any help would be appreciated. Also, t-shirts have arrived and may be purchased at rehearsal. Crew people should report at 6:00 as well. The Junior High is located off East Court St. right after the I-57 underpass. Turn right by the Senior Citizen High Rise on Eastridge Dr. and follow the road around. Meals will be provided for cast and crew all week.
     
  2223. Be sure to get your tickets for the Spring Musical, "Guys and Dolls." It will be presented this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Kankakee Junior High School. Tickets may be purchased in the Development Office.
     
  2224. Attention Senior Student Council Members: There will be a Prom meeting in room #108, today after school. We will discuss table decorations and favors.
     
  2225. Ms. Y.'s board meeting is in Kankakee today, therefore the library will be open in the morning and after school, but will be closed 2nd through 7th periods.
     
  2226. An admissions rep from Northern Ill. University will be here on Wednesday, April 16, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with their rep and get information about N.I.U., and the programs that they offer.
     
  2227. Applications for executive office on the 2008-09 Student Council are now available. Please see Mrs. Kinstner if you are interested in participating in the May 3 elections.
     
  2228. A head boys' soccer coach is needed for the 2008-09 season. If interested, please contact Mr. Zinanni at McNamara, 932-7413, Ext. 240.
     
  2229. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Beth Schultz, Bradley - $50
     
  2230. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Taylor Boudreau, Ashlyn Warmoth
     
  2231. An admissions rep from Northern Ill. University will be here on Wednesday, April 16, during lunch hours in the cafeteria. Please take time to visit with their rep and get information about N.I.U., and the programs that they offer.
     
  2232. ATTENTION JUNIORS AND SENIORS....IF YOU ARE 17 OR OLDER, YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. Tonight's movie will be "In the Valley of Elah." It's the story of a man who searches for his son's murderer when his son is found dead shortly after returning from Iraq. Hope to see you there!!
     
  2233. Ms. Y.'s board meeting is in Kankakee tomorrow, Tuesday, therefore the library will be open in the morning and after school, but will be closed 3rd through 7th periods.
     
  2234. Be sure to get your tickets for the Spring Musical, "Guys and Dolls." It will be presented this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Kankakee Junior High School. Tickets may be purchased in the Development Office.
     
  2235. We have received information regarding a summer babysitting job for a family in Bourbonnais with 2 children, ages 2 and 5. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  2236. Human Rights, McNamara will have a ten minute meeting immediately after school today in room #105. All are welcome; please be prompt!
     
  2237. Anyone interested in going out for volleyball should attend a meeting TODAY at homeroom in the cafeteria.
     
  2238. Applications for executive office on the 2008-09 Student Council are now available. Please see Mrs. Kinstner if you are interested in participating in the May 3 elections.
     
  2239. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Nick Randles, Chicago - $100
     
  2240. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Grant White
     
  2241. We need students (or parents) to distribute posters for the auction raffle to businesses in Momence, Manteno, Grant Park and St. Anne. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help. Great way to help your school and get service hours.
     
  2242. Breakfast Club meeting is next Tuesday, April 15, at 8:15 a.m., in the Development Office. Don’t forget to bring your items or money for the auction basket. Please let Mrs. Jackson know if you are unable to attend.
     
  2243. There are employment opportunities at Splash Valley Aquatic Center this summer! They are seeking 80+ individuals to fill the position of lifeguard. No lifeguard training is necessary as a lifeguard training course will be taught at the park. If interested, apply online at www.splashvalley.com, or by phone, 815-939-1311, or email, jsullivan@kvpd.com.
     
  2244. We have received information regarding a summer babysitting job for a family in Bourbonnais with 2 children, ages 2 and 5. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  2245. Today's soccer practice will be from 4:30-6:00 p.m.
     
  2246. Applications for executive office on the 2008-09 Student Council are now available. Please see Mrs. Kinstner if you are interested in participating in the May 3 elections.
     
  2247. Anyone interested in going out for volleyball should attend a meeting on Monday, April 14, at homeroom in the cafeteria.
     
  2248. Ms. Y.'s board meeting is in Kankakee next Tuesday, therefore the library will be open in the morning and after school, but will be closed 3rd through 7th periods.
     
  2249. The Library will be closed all day today while Ms. Y. is at a family wake. Student volunteers will report to their 2nd period study halls.
     
  2250. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Patrick Cryer, Momence, today - $50; Kara Brown, Beecher, Saturday - $50; George Trumble, Bradley, Sunday - $50
     
  2251. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Collin Ryan, today; Molly O'Connor, Sunday
     
  2252. Jake LaMore, Alex Heinberg and Olivia Butcher, please see Mrs. Jackson sometime today or tomorrow.
     
  2253. Breakfast Club meeting is next Tuesday, April 15, at 8:15 a.m., in the Development Office. Don’t forget to bring your items or money for the auction basket. Please let Mrs. Jackson know if you are unable to attend.
     
  2254. We need students (or parents) to distribute posters for the auction raffle to businesses in Momence, Manteno, Grant Park and St. Anne. Please see Mrs. Jackson if you can help. Great way to help your school and get service hours.
     
  2255. Today and tomorrow, soccer practice will be from 4:30-6:00 p.m.
     
  2256. There are employment opportunities at Splash Valley Aquatic Center this summer! They are seeking 80+ individuals to fill the position of lifeguard. No lifeguard training is necessary as a lifeguard training course will be taught at the park. If interested, apply online at www.splashvalley.com, or by phone, 815-939-1311, or email, jsullivan@kvpd.com.
     
  2257. Softball games scheduled today vs. Herscher are cancelled!
     
  2258. We have received information regarding a summer babysitting job for a family in Bourbonnais with 2 children, ages 2 and 5. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. If interested, please see Mrs. Larson in the Guidance Office.
     
  2259. Congratulations to Janil Gale!! He won 4 individual events at last night's track meet against Coal City. Kolin O'Brien, Theotis James and Matt Cyrier each won two events. Details are in the trophy case.
     
  2260. The Library will be closed all day Friday while Ms. Y. is at a family wake. Student volunteers will report to their 2nd period study halls.
     
  2261. Anyone interested in going out for volleyball should attend a meeting on Monday, April 14, at homeroom in the cafeteria.
     
  2262. CEILE CALENDAR WINNERS: Reaferd & Marie Ellison, Kankakee - $50
     
  2263. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mitch Hubert, Tatiana Kuykendall
     
  2264. There will NOT be a Student Council meeting today! KEEP ALL OF YOUR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS IN YOUR HOMEROOMS TODAY. Mark absent any members who are not in your homeroom.
     
  2265. Today, Wednesday, there will be a home soccer game vs. Nazareth at 4:30 p.m.; Thursday, April 10, practice will be from 4:30-6:00 p.m.; Friday, April 11, practice will be from 4:30-6:00 p.m.
     
  2266. There are employment opportunities at Splash Valley Aquatic Center this summer! They are seeking 80+ individuals to fill the position of lifeguard. No lifeguard training is necessary as a lifeguard training course will be taught at the park. If interested, apply online at www.splashvalley.com, or by phone, 815-939-1311, or email, jsullivan@kvpd.com.
     
  2267. Riverside Medical Center is launching a Junior Auxiliary Club for teens, ages 15-19, in this community. Through this club you will organize fundraisers, plan events and sponsor activities to help better the community that we live in. If interested, there will be an informational meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m., in the old board room near the cafeteria at Riverside Medical Center.
     
  2268. Attention all Seniors!! Please bring in digital pictures for the senior video. Hand them in to Kyle Ganzer, Kyle Brault or Mr. Lafevor.
     
  2269. The Library will be closed all day Friday while Ms. Y. is at a family wake. Student volunteers will report to their 2nd period study halls.
     
  2270. Freshman library instruction is extending until today. During 2nd, 3rd and 6th periods, only Ms. Kutilek's freshman English students will be admitted into the library for research units.
     
  2271. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Marty Bertagnoli, Elgin, IL - $50
     
  2272. Today's soccer practice is from 4:30-6:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 9, there will be a home game vs. Nazareth at 4:30 p.m.; Thursday, April 10, practice will be from 4:30-6:00 p.m.; Friday, April 11, practice will be from 4:30-6:00 p.m.
     
  2273. Riverside Medical Center is launching a Junior Auxiliary Club for teens, ages 15-19, in this community. Through this club you will organize fundraisers, plan events and sponsor activities to help better the community that we live in. If interested, there will be an informational meeting tomorrow, April 9, 7:30 p.m., in the old board room near the cafeteria at Riverside Medical Center.
     
  2274. Attention Senior Student Council Members....there will be a meeting after school TODAY in room #108, concerning the Prom.
     
  2275. Yes, there is rehearsal for "Guys and Dolls" tonight!!
     
  2276. Attention all Seniors!! Please bring in digital pictures for the senior video. Hand them in to Kyle Ganzer, Kyle Brault or Mr. Lafevor.
     
  2277. The boys' track team went 2 and 1 last night at Manteno, defeating the hosts and Beecher, while losing to Momence. Theotis James and Matt Cyrier were each involved in 3 victories for the Irish, and Kolin O'Brien contributed to two. All the details are on display in the trophy case and on the Mac website.
     
  2278. Congrats to the girls' track team on their 1st place victory last night at Manteno. The girls beat Momence, Manteno and Beecher, bringing their dual meet record to 11-1. The 4x100 and 4x400 both placed 1st. Aimee Sims won the 800m; Val Belcher won the 3200m; Jaclyn Lowman won the 300 hurdles. See further details in the trophy case.
     
  2279. Freshman library instruction is extending into Tuesday and Wednesday. During 2nd, 3rd and 6th periods, only Ms. Kutilek's freshman English students will be admitted into the library for research units.
     
  2280. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Lottie Pollock, Onarga - $50
     
  2281. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Bianca Battaglia
     
  2282. Human Rights, McNamara will have a ten minute meeting immediately after school today in room #105. All are welcome; please be prompt!
     
  2283. Attention all Seniors!! Please bring in digital pictures for the senior video. Hand them in to Kyle Ganzer, Kyle Brault or Mr. Lafevor.
     
  2284. Freshman library instruction is extending into Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. During 2nd, 3rd and 6th periods, only Ms. Kutilek's freshman English students will be admitted into the library for research units.
     
  2285. CEILE CALENDAR WINNER: Gail Dunleavy, Kankakee - $100
     
  2286. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Mr. Fred Bell, Donald Hill, Susie Cantrell
     
  2287. Freshman library instruction is extending into Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. During 2nd, 3rd and 6th periods, only Ms. Kutilek's freshman English students will be admitted into the library for research units.
     
  2288. Girls, don’t forget to make reservations for the Mother Daughter luncheon. It is this Sunday and cost is $10.00 per person. Girls, don't forget to turn in your green sheets to Mrs. Weigt. Mrs. Jackson still needs help on Saturday morning setting up, and on boys on Sunday afternoon to help serve.
     
  2289. Currently there are twenty seniors who have completed the 60 hours of service necessary to graduate. Please don’t wait to get this taken care of. See Mrs. Bovie for forms or verification.
     
  2290. An opportunity has come to our attention for a summer student internship at the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie on the grounds of the former Joliet Arsenal. It lasts 8 weeks and pays $10.06 per hour. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone interested in Natural Resource Management and/or Conservation. The Guidance Office has additional info.
     
  2291. All library books are switching to a one week checkout beginning this week and will last until the end of the school year!
     
  2292. ATTENTION PLEASE......Those students who have signed up for the summer Driver's Ed. class at Kankakee H.S., are reminded to meet at Kankakee H.S., room #166, between 2:50-3:50 p.m., TODAY. At this meeting your learner's permit receipt will be collected. That receipt is your ticket to the class. Be prepared to pick a classroom time and a driving time. ALSO, ANY STUDENT WHO MISSED THE BBCHS DRIVER'S ED. MEETING MAY PICK UP INFORMATION IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE.
     
  2293. The American Public Transportation Association i