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The VIKING VOICEHomewood-Flossmoor Community High School

September/October 2019

Inside this issue:• HFU WORKSHOPS

FOR FAMILIES

• MEET THE GUIDANCE

OFFICE

• SCHOOL TEST DAY

• HOMECOMING

Superintendent: Dr. Von Mansfield • Principal: Dr. Jerry Lee Andersonhfhighschool.org • instagram.com/HFHS59 • twitter.com/HFHS59

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October 2019

COLUMBUS DAY - School Closed

Rachel’s Challenge Presentation8:30 a.m. MA

Senior Night:Girls Tennis vs. Stagg

4:30 p.m. NC

SAT Testing8 a.m. NB

Fall Orchestra Concert3 p.m. MA

Incoming Freshmen Placement Test

7:30 a.m. SB

Fall Viking ChoirConcert

3 p.m. MA

Jazz Band Auditions3:15 p.m. South M1

H-F Foundation Meeting5:30 p.m. SDCR

Board of Education Meeting

7:30 p.m. HFL

HFU Workshop: HBCU Exploration

Night7 p.m. MA

National Merit Breakfast7:30 a.m. TLC

Senior Night:Girls Swimming vs.

L-W East, 5 p.m. NT

Early College Awareness7 p.m. South E1

End of 1st Quarter

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HFU Workshop: Cybersmarts

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SCHOOL TESTING - 1:20 p.m. Dismissal

Senior Night:Boys Soccer vs. Sandburg

5:30 p.m. HFS

Music Departmenton Parade7 p.m. SG

Senior Citizens’ Breakfast & Tour, 9 a.m.

HFU Workshop:Teen Substance Abuse

7 p.m. TLC

HFPA Meeting6 p.m. TLC

Novice Speech Invitational7 a.m. SB

Co-Ed Cheer Team Tryouts Begin3:30 p.m. FH

Youth Night:Football vs. Sandburg

7 p.m. HFS

Senior Night:Field Hockey vs. Evanston

4:45 p.m. HFS

Senior Night:Football, Band, Cheer,

Dance & Athletic Trainers vs. L-W Central

7 p.m. HFS

CR — Coyote Run Golf Course • FH — Fieldhouse • HF — H-F Campus • HFL — H-F Library • HFS — H-F Stadium • LOGC — Lincoln Oaks Golf CourseMA — Mall Auditorium • NC — North Tennis Courts • NF — North Field • NT — Natatorium • SB — South Building • SC — South Cafeteria • SDCR — South District Conference

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What’s New This Year?

LATE-START FRIDAYSClasses will start approximately one hour later each Friday this year. The bus schedule will be adjusted to accommodate the late arrival. During the late start on Fridays, from 7:30-8:30 a.m. our teachers and staff will be participating in professional development, which will consist of Understanding by Design Curriculum Framework, collaborative conversa-tions on teaching and learning, diver-sity training, as well as community building. Period 1 (E-Period) will begin at 8:35 a.m., and Period 2 will begin at 9:30 a.m. on all Fridays this year.

TRAFFIC FLOWThe Fine Arts Expansion Project is now underway at the South Building! Your patience will be greatly appreciated as the construction will impact pick-up and drop-off locations. Parents will need to use Door 12 when students are dropped off in the morning and/or picked up in the afternoon at the South Building. The front driveway, off of Kedzie Avenue, will be limited to bus traffic only. (See map below.)

2019-20 school year begins as H-F’s 60th year of education

Welcome to the 2019-20 school year at Homewood-Flossmoor Communi-ty High School! This is our 60th year of educating teens in District 233.

Last year, we worked with our current students, parents and staff members to develop a list of Transfer Goals — a list of skills that Viking students will carry with them once they graduate from H-F. Our school has committed to guid-ing students with these ideals in mind:

AFFIRMATION & ACCEPTANCE — A graduate from H-F High School willvalue diversity, be inclusive, and interact positively, empathetically, and respectfully with all people in order to prosper in a global society.

COMMUNICATION — A graduate from H-F High School will communicateeffectively, based on purpose, task and audience.

COLLABORATION — A graduate from H-F High School will collaborativelyand respectfully work with — and learn from — others in a variety of situa-tions, appreciating and inviting diverse perspectives.

RESPONSIBILITY TO SELF & OTHERS — A graduate from H-F High Schoolwill govern oneself in a variety of situations, advocate for self and others, and engage in social responsibility.

CRITICAL THINKING, CREATIVE THINKING & PROBLEM SOLVING — A graduate from H-F High School will think critically and creatively to develop innovative solutions in an ever-changing world.

MANIFESTING CHARACTER — A graduate from H-F High Schoolwill adapt to evolving circumstances, embrace and lead change while demonstrating resilience.

As you can see, there are days full of learning ahead in this 60th year. Please stay informed by reading your weekly H-F FYI enewsletter and follow H-F on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@HFHS59) for daily news updates. Have a great year!O

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#StartStrong: Tips & Resources to Promote Student SuccessWednesday, Aug. 28 • 7 p.m. • TLC

A+ English: Pointers for HelpingStudents Make the GradeWednesday, Sept. 4 • 7 p.m. • TLC

College Planning & Financial Aidfor SeniorsWednesday, Sept. 4 • 7 p.m. • MA

New Student/Freshman Family Check-InThursday, Sept. 19 • 7 p.m. • E1

Back on Track: Strategies forSupporting Student LearningWednesday, Sept. 25 • 7 p.m. • TLC

Historically Black Colleges & Universities Exploration NightWednesday, Oct. 2 • 7 p.m. • MA

Teen Substance Abuse: What Every Parent Should KnowWednesday, Oct. 16 • 7 p.m. • TLC

Cybersmarts: Keep Your Kids Safe from Cyberbullying, Sexting & TextingWednesday, Oct. 23 • 6:30 p.m. • E1

E1 — South Building Room E1MA — Mall AuditoriumTLC - Teaching & Learning Center

All-School Test Day: Oct. 16H-F periodically administers standard-ized exams in order to better understand individual growth, school-wide trends, and to help prepare students for college-en-trance exams. On Wednesday, Oct. 16, all freshmen, sophomores and juniors will take the tests noted below. Please note that this is an early-dismissal day with students excused at 1:20 p.m. There is also no first period. Check-in and seating for testing will begin at 8:20 a.m.

c FRESHMEN will take the PSAT 8/9 test.

c SOPHOMORES will take the Preliminary SAT (PSAT).

c JUNIORS will take the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). The PSAT is a Preliminary SAT exam and — like Advanced Placement exams — is administered by the College Board. H-F uses the PSAT to determine AP potential. This test is also the qualification test for the National Merit Scholarship Program.

c SENIORS are not required to attend school on this day. They are invited to use this day to explore colleges and universities, either through in-person visits or online through Naviance. The H-F Guidance Department will be offering guided trips to select colleges. Call 708-335-5612 for tour informa-tion.

For more information about testing, please contact the Assessment Depart-ment at 708-335-5584.

SCHOOL COUNSELORSA-Brown: Tiphnee Staples (x5619)

Browna-Dr: Lindsay Leverson (x5623)Ds-Hel: John McCarthy (x5621)

Hem-Lam: Dawn Edwards (x5616)Lan-Moo: Melissa Sauder (x5606)Mop-Robe: Lorrie Maul (x5618)

Robi-Thom: Dr. Karen Olson (x5620)Thon-Z: Roberto Suarez (x5617)

SPED: Ashley Keca (x5624)Student Support: Broderick Booth

(x5622)

COLLEGE CONSULTANTSA-K: Brad Kain (x5615)L-Z: Kevin Coy (x5614)

SOCIAL WORKERSA-Ef: Lauren White (x5554)

Eg-Lam: Greg Jones (x5136)Lan-Robe: Danielle VanVliet (x5139)

Robi-Z: Jocelyn Cowan (x5552)SPED A-L: Tammy Green (x5329)

SPED M-Z: Duane VanSlyke (x5692)

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTSA-Lam: Carla Boyd (x5328)

Lan-Z: Marina Brennan (x5681)Anchor: Kofi Shuck (x5301)

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Homecoming 2019 Spirit Week: Sept. 9-13Viking Fest & Football vs. Andrew: Sept. 13

Dance: Ready, Set, Glow: Sept. 14Tickets ($20) on sale through 9/12

Guidance Office Q&AQ: Who is my school counselor?A: School counselors are assigned according to your last name. Please see the box at right for the alpha-betical breakdown for our counselors, social workers, college consultants and psychologists.

Q: Why should I see my counselor?A: There are many reasons to visit your counselor at H-F, including:• Academic concerns• Social-emotional concerns• Problems with a class, sport or activity• Schedule changes• College & career planning• Teen concerns, such as substance abuse, bullying, etc.• Dealing with issues at home

Q: How do I make an appointment with my counselor?A: Stop by the Guidance Office before or after school or between classes. You may make an appointment with your counselor by speaking with an assistant at the main guidance desks. If you need immediate help, please call or email your counselor directly.

Q: How can I be successful here?A: Student success is a key goal of the Guidance Department. We recom-mend that you:• Plan for and complete 2-3 hours of homework every evening.• Ask your teachers for help when you need it and take advantage of H-F’s free tutoring program.• Build relationships with your teachers and other adults at H-F.• Get involved beyond the school day, through sports, activities and clubs! H

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#StartStrong: Tips & Resources to Promote Student SuccessWednesday, Aug. 28 • 7 p.m. • TLC

A+ English: Pointers for HelpingStudents Make the GradeWednesday, Sept. 4 • 7 p.m. • TLC

College Planning & Financial Aidfor SeniorsWednesday, Sept. 4 • 7 p.m. • MA

New Student/Freshman Family Check-InThursday, Sept. 19 • 7 p.m. • E1

Back on Track: Strategies forSupporting Student LearningWednesday, Sept. 25 • 7 p.m. • TLC

Historically Black Colleges & Universities Exploration NightWednesday, Oct. 2 • 7 p.m. • MA

Teen Substance Abuse: What Every Parent Should KnowWednesday, Oct. 16 • 7 p.m. • TLC

Cybersmarts: Keep Your Kids Safe from Cyberbullying, Sexting & TextingWednesday, Oct. 23 • 6:30 p.m. • E1

E1 — South Building Room E1MA — Mall AuditoriumTLC - Teaching & Learning Center

All-School Test Day: Oct. 16H-F periodically administers standard-ized exams in order to better understand individual growth, school-wide trends, and to help prepare students for college-en-trance exams. On Wednesday, Oct. 16, all freshmen, sophomores and juniors will take the tests noted below. Please note that this is an early-dismissal day with students excused at 1:20 p.m. There is also no first period. Check-in and seating for testing will begin at 8:20 a.m.

c FRESHMEN will take the PSAT 8/9 test.

c SOPHOMORES will take the Preliminary SAT (PSAT).

c JUNIORS will take the PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). The PSAT is a Preliminary SAT exam and — like Advanced Placement exams — is administered by the College Board. H-F uses the PSAT to determine AP potential. This test is also the qualification test for the National Merit Scholarship Program.

c SENIORS are not required to attend school on this day. They are invited to use this day to explore colleges and universities, either through in-person visits or online through Naviance. The H-F Guidance Department will be offering guided trips to select colleges. Call 708-335-5612 for tour informa-tion.

For more information about testing, please contact the Assessment Depart-ment at 708-335-5584.

SCHOOL COUNSELORSA-Brown: Tiphnee Staples (x5619)

Browna-Dr: Lindsay Leverson (x5623)Ds-Hel: John McCarthy (x5621)

Hem-Lam: Dawn Edwards (x5616)Lan-Moo: Melissa Sauder (x5606)Mop-Robe: Lorrie Maul (x5618)

Robi-Thom: Dr. Karen Olson (x5620)Thon-Z: Roberto Suarez (x5617)

SPED: Ashley Keca (x5624)Student Support: Broderick Booth

(x5622)

COLLEGE CONSULTANTSA-K: Brad Kain (x5615)L-Z: Kevin Coy (x5614)

SOCIAL WORKERSA-Ef: Lauren White (x5554)

Eg-Lam: Greg Jones (x5136)Lan-Robe: Danielle VanVliet (x5139)

Robi-Z: Jocelyn Cowan (x5552)SPED A-L: Tammy Green (x5329)

SPED M-Z: Duane VanSlyke (x5692)

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTSA-Lam: Carla Boyd (x5328)

Lan-Z: Marina Brennan (x5681)Anchor: Kofi Shuck (x5301)

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19Homecoming 2019 Spirit Week: Sept. 9-13

Viking Fest & Football vs. Andrew: Sept. 13Dance: Ready, Set, Glow: Sept. 14

Tickets ($20) on sale through 9/12

Guidance Office Q&AQ: Who is my school counselor?A: School counselors are assigned according to your last name. Please see the box at right for the alpha-betical breakdown for our counselors, social workers, college consultants and psychologists.

Q: Why should I see my counselor?A: There are many reasons to visit your counselor at H-F, including:• Academic concerns• Social-emotional concerns• Problems with a class, sport or activity• Schedule changes• College & career planning• Teen concerns, such as substance abuse, bullying, etc.• Dealing with issues at home

Q: How do I make an appointment with my counselor?A: Stop by the Guidance Office before or after school or between classes. You may make an appointment with your counselor by speaking with an assistant at the main guidance desks. If you need immediate help, please call or email your counselor directly.

Q: How can I be successful here?A: Student success is a key goal of the Guidance Department. We recom-mend that you:• Plan for and complete 2-3 hours of homework every evening.• Ask your teachers for help when you need it and take advantage of H-F’s free tutoring program.• Build relationships with your teachers and other adults at H-F.• Get involved beyond the school day, through sports, activities and clubs! H

omec

omin

g G

ame:

Girl

s Te

nnis

vs. L

-W W

est

4:30

p.m

. NC

H-F

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#StartStrong: Tips &

Resources to

Promote Student Success

Wednesday, A

ug. 28 • 7 p.m. • TLC

A+ English: Pointers for H

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ake the Grade

Wednesday, Sept. 4 • 7 p.m

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College Planning &

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ily C

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Back on Track: Strategies for

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Historically B

lack Colleges

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niversities Exploration Night

Wednesday, O

ct. 2 • 7 p.m. • M

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Teen Substance Abuse:

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E1 — South Building Room

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LABOR DAY - School Closed

Ice Hockey Tryouts Begin3:30 p.m. H-F Ice Arena

Home Opener:Girls Tennis vs. Andrew

4:30 p.m. NC

Speech Auditions Info Meeting

3:15 p.m. South E1

HFU Workshop: A+ English,7 p.m. TLC

HFU Workshop:College Planning for Seniors

7 p.m. MA

Speech Auditions begin3:15 p.m. South A21

H-F FoundationGolf Outing, 11 a.m. CR

Viking Fest & Homecoming Game: Football vs. Andrew4:30 & 7 p.m. HFS

ACT Exam8 a.m. South G Wing

Homecoming Dance: Ready, Set, Glow

7:30 p.m. SC

Homecoming Powder Puff Game

7 p.m. HFS

Tri-M Induction Recital7:30 p.m. M1


7:30 p.m. HFL

HFU Workshop: Supporting Student

Learning7 p.m. TLC

Children’s Play: The Last Stop

on Market Street7 p.m. MA

Girls Volleyball JV Invitational8 a.m. FH

Debate Invitational8 a.m. SB



Hidden Gem Half Marathon7 a.m. Flossmoor

Marching Band at Flossmoor Fest

1 p.m. Downtown Flossmoor

Girls Tennis Quad8:30 a.m. TC

Field Hockey Invitational8 a.m. NF & HFS

Boys Golf JV Invitational8 a.m. LOGC

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Spirit Week: Sept. 9-13

Viking Fest & Football vs. A

ndrew: Sept. 13

Dance: Ready, Set, G

low: Sept. 14

Tickets ($20) on sale thro

ugh 9/12

Guidance O

ffice Q&

AQ

: Who is m

y school counselor?A

: School counselors are assigned according to your last nam

e. Please see the box at right for the alpha-betical breakdow

n for our counselors, social workers,

college consultants and psychologists.

Q: W

hy should I see my counselor?

A: There are m

any reasons to visit your counselor at H-F, including:

• Academ

ic concerns• Social-em

otional concerns• Problem

s with a class, sport or activity

• Schedule changes• C

ollege & career planning

• Teen concerns, such as substance abuse, bullying, etc.• D

ealing with issues at hom

e

Q: H

ow do I m

ake an appointment w

ith my counselor?

A: Stop by the G

uidance Office before or after school or betw

een classes. You m

ay make an appointm

ent with your counselor by speaking w

ith an assistant at the m

ain guidance desks. If you need imm

ediate help, please call or em

ail your counselor directly.

Q: H

ow can I be successful here?

A: Student success is a key goal of the G

uidance Departm

ent. We recom

-m

end that you:• Plan for and com

plete 2-3 hours of homew

ork every evening.• A

sk your teachers for help when you need it and take advantage of H

-F’s free tutoring program

.• B

uild relationships with your teachers and other adults at H

-F.• G

et involved beyond the school day, through sports, activities and clubs!

Homecoming Game:Girls Tennis vs. L-W West

4:30 p.m. NC


Homecoming Game:Boys Soccer vs. Richards

4:30 p.m. NF

Homecoming Pep Assembly2 p.m. HFS

Senior Night:Boys Golf vs. Sandburg

4 p.m. TBA

Home Opener:Girls Swimming vs. McAuley

5 p.m. NT


Community Coffee8 a.m. SB



• • • H O M E C O M I N G S P I R I T W E E K • • •

Children’s Play:THE LAST STOP ON MARKET STREET

Sept. 26-27, 7 p.m. / Sept. 28, 2 p.m.A musical joy ride about finding beauty in everyday

city life, based on the multi-award-winning book of the

same name! Directed by J.R. Willard-Rose

Homecoming Game:Field Hockey vs. Naperville North

5 p.m. NF

Home Opener:Cross Country vs. Marian

4:30 p.m. HF

Senior Night:Girls Golf vs. McAuley

4 p.m. CR



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The VIKING VOICEHomewood-Flossmoor Community High School

September/October 2019

Inside this issue:• HFU WORKSHOPS

FOR FAMILIES

• MEET THE GUIDANCE

OFFICE

• SCHOOL TEST DAY

• HOMECOMING

Superintendent: Dr. Von Mansfield • Principal: Dr. Jerry Lee Andersonhfhighschool.org • instagram.com/HFHS59 • twitter.com/HFHS59

What’s N

ew T

his Year?

LATE-STA

RT FRID

AYS

Classes w

ill start approximately one

hour later each Friday this year. The bus schedule w

ill be adjusted to accom

modate the late arrival. D

uring the late start on Fridays, from

7:30-8:30 a.m

. our teachers and staff w

ill be participating in professional developm

ent, which w

ill consist of U

nderstanding by Design C

urriculum

Framew

ork, collaborative conversa-tions on teaching and learning, diver-sity training, as w

ell as comm

unity building. Period 1 (E-Period) w

ill begin at 8:35 a.m

., and Period 2 will begin at

9:30 a.m. on all Fridays this year.

TRA

FFIC FLO

WThe Fine Arts Expansion Project is now

underw

ay at the South Building! Your patience w

ill be greatly appreciated as the construction w

ill impact pick-

up and drop-off locations. Parents will

need to use Door 12 w

hen students are dropped off in the m

orning and/or picked up in the afternoon at the South Building. The front drivew

ay, off of K

edzie Avenue, will be lim

ited to bus traffic only. (See m

ap below.)

2019-20 school year begins as H-F’s 60th year of education

Welcom

e to the 2019-20 school year at Hom

ewood-Flossm

oor Com

muni-

ty High School! This is our 60th year of educating teens in D

istrict 233. Last year, w

e worked w

ith our current students, parents and staff mem

bers to develop a list of Transfer G

oals — a list of skills that V

iking students will carry

with them

once they graduate from H

-F. Our school has com

mitted to guid-

ing students with these ideals in m

ind:

AFFIRMATIO

N &

ACCEPTANCE —

A graduate from

H-F H

igh School will

value diversity, be inclusive, and interact positively, empathetically, and

respectfully with all people in order to prosper in a global society.

COM

MUN

ICATION

— A

graduate from H

-F High School w

ill comm

unicate effectively, based on purpose, task and audience.

COLLABO

RATION

— A

graduate from H

-F High School w

ill collaboratively and respectfully w

ork with —

and learn from —

others in a variety of situa-tions, appreciating and inviting diverse perspectives.

RESPON

SIBILITY TO SELF &

OTH

ERS — A

graduate from H

-F High School

will govern oneself in a variety of situations, advocate for self and

others, and engage in social responsibility.

CRITICAL THIN

KING

, CREATIVE THIN

KING

& PRO

BLEM SO

LVING

—

A graduate from

H-F H

igh School will think critically and creatively to

develop innovative solutions in an ever-changing world.

MAN

IFESTING

CHARACTER —

A graduate from

H-F H

igh School w

ill adapt to evolving circumstances, em

brace and lead change while

demonstrating resilience.

As you can see, there are days full of learning ahead in this 60th year.

Please stay informed by reading your w

eekly H-F FYI enew

sletter and follow

H-F on Facebook, Tw

itter and Instagram (@

HFH

S59) for daily news

updates. Have a great year!

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October 2019

COLUMBUS DAY - School Closed

Rachel’s Challenge Presentation8:30 a.m. MA

Senior Night:Girls Tennis vs. Stagg

4:30 p.m. NC

SAT Testing8 a.m. NB

Fall Orchestra Concert3 p.m. MA

Incoming Freshmen Placement Test

7:30 a.m. SB

Fall Viking ChoirConcert

3 p.m. MA

Jazz Band Auditions3:15 p.m. South M1



7:30 p.m. HFL

HFU Workshop: HBCU Exploration

Night7 p.m. MA

National Merit Breakfast7:30 a.m. TLC

Senior Night:Girls Swimming vs.

L-W East, 5 p.m. NT

Early College Awareness7 p.m. South E1

End of 1st Quarter

College Night6:30 p.m. FH

HFU Workshop: Cybersmarts

6:30 p.m. South E1

PresidentSteve Anderson

Vice President / SecretaryG

erald Pauling, ’85

Annette Bannon, ’77

Debbie L. Berm

an, ’84

Pam Jackson

Beth Larocca, ’76

Nathan Legardy, ’89

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YOM KIPPUR -School Closed

SCHOOL TESTING - 1:20 p.m. Dismissal

Senior Night:Boys Soccer vs. Sandburg

5:30 p.m. HFS

Music Departmenton Parade7 p.m. SG

Senior Citizens’ Breakfast & Tour, 9 a.m.

HFU Workshop:Teen Substance Abuse

7 p.m. TLC


Novice Speech Invitational7 a.m. SB

Co-Ed Cheer Team Tryouts Begin3:30 p.m. FH

Youth Night:Football vs. Sandburg

7 p.m. HFS

Senior Night:Field Hockey vs. Evanston

4:45 p.m. HFS

Senior Night:Football, Band, Cheer,

Dance & Athletic Trainers vs. L-W Central

7 p.m. HFS



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