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October 8 - 19, 2012


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October 8 - October 19, 2012 www.myolph.com
                             
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LUNCH MENU

OLPH School is closed October 8th through October 12th for Fall Break.
·         Monday, October 15--NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS--TEACHER IN-SERVICE
·         Tuesday, October 16--Chicken & noodles, roll, spring mixed vegetables, salad, mandarin oranges, milk
·         Wednesday, October 17--Chicken quesadilla, black beans, salad, peaches, milk
·         Thursday, October 18--Fish, buttered squash, cole slaw, fruit cocktail, milk
·         Friday, October 19--Grilled cheese sandwich, chicken noodle soup, carrot sticks, crackers, pears, milk

Please attend Mass this weekend with your Parish Priest. "Lord God, you have made heaven and earth by your great might, with your outstretched arm; nothing is impossible to you." Jeremiah 32:17

Our virtue for the month of October is "Joy." Joy is the virtue by which our spirits remain calm even when we have to fight against difficulties or when things go poorly for us.

SCHOOL CALENDAR
·         Saturday, October 6--OLPH Parish 75th Anniversary Celebration, 4:00
·         Monday, October 8 - Friday, October 12--SCHOOL CLOSED FOR FALL BREAK
·         Saturday, October 13--Ram Run and Oktoberfest
·         Sunday, October 14--Oktoberfest--more details in School News
·         Monday, October 15--NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS--TEACHER IN-SERVICE
·         Tuesday, October 16--Soccer practice starts--see note in Sports News
·         Wednesday, October 17--$1 out of uniform for teacher perks
·         Wednesday, October 17--School Committee meeting, 6:00, school library
·         Friday, October 19--End of first nine weeks marking period
·         Friday, October 19--Living Rosary, 2:40, gym--all invited

STUDENT NEWS: Student Recognitions, Lifetouch Pictures, Children's Cross, Maker's Club
·         Student Recognition--Congratulations to Madison Ramey, 8th grader at OLPH School for making the All Conference Volleyball Team. Good job, Maddie!!
·         Student Recognition--Congratulations to Bernard Lisy, 5th grader at OLPH School. Bernard recently won First Place at the USTA Southern TN GPS Fall Open--Boys Age 10 Singles Tennis Tournament. Good job, Bernard!!
·         Student Recognition--Congratulations to Alexa Kruszewski, 5th grader at OLPH School for her recent performances in BUNNICULA at the Chattanooga Theatre Center this past week. Upcoming show times are Friday, October 5 at 7:30 P.M., Saturday, October 6 at 2:30 P.M., and Sunday, October 7 at 2:30 P.M. Good job, Alexa!!
·         Lifetouch Pictures--Lifetouch picture proofs were sent home with the students this week (pictures were taken on September 17). Order forms are due back to your child's homeroom teacher by Friday, October 19; checks are made payable to Lifetouch. You may also order online through Lifetouch--all instructions are included on the order form. Questions about ordering should be addressed to Lifetouch at 423-892-1332. If you are not pleased with your child's proof picture, or your child missed picture day on September 17, retakes will be taken on Tuesday, October 30. To have your child's picture retaken, please write "Retake" on the picture envelope and return to the homeroom teacher.
·         Children's Cross--Thank you Parents/Guardians for your generous donations in the last out of uniform day. Father Jim was presented with $368.56 to purchase the St. Francis Crucifix (San Damiano Crucifix) to be used at the Children's Liturgy.
·         Maker's Club--A message from Glenn Gass: In November we will be working on Electronics for Makers Club.  This program is limited to grades 4-8.  Please sign up on the website. -- http://olphmakersclub.blogspot.com/

SCHOOL NEWS: Oktoberfest, Timeline, Fall Campus work day
·         Oktoberfest: Oktoberfest weekend is almost here! Hopefully, by now you have signed up for the Ram Run (or, at least ordered the tee shirt) and are looking forward to a day of fun with your OLPH community. If you are coming for the race, registration starts at 7:30 A.M.  Come pick up your t-shirt, race number and goody bag in time to line up at the start. Walk-up registrations will be available. If you are not running or walking, come and cheer for those who are! Later in the day, you will want to stick around to see all that the Chattanooga Market has to offer. There will be music, crafts, fresh produce, a showcase of classic Volkswagens, and Bratwurst as only OLPH can grill it. There will be other vendors selling Brats, so be sure to look for the OLPH tent.  For more information about the lineup of live music and events go to http://chattanoogaoktoberfest.com/ .
o   Thank you to all who have signed up to help with the OLPH Brat Booth during the Oktoberfest weekend at the Chattanooga Market! All but one of our Volunteer Spots (Cashier 5-7pm Saturday) has been filled! If you discover you cannot be there at the time you have committed to, please  let Cissy West  know as soon as possible, so we can find a replacement for you (cwest@catholicweb.com) . That last spot is up for grabs at http://www.volunteerspot.com/login/entry/104103896360102 . Just enter you email address to see the calendar.
o   If you still want to donate drinks email Cissy West @ cwest@catholicweb.com to make arrangements to drop them off. 12 oz. canned Coke products and 16 oz. Dasani water bottles only, please (Market rules). They are now on sale at Target three 12-packs for $9. Thanks for your help and we will see you at the Market!
·         Timeline--Miss Danielson's Math class has put up a timeline in Holy Family Hall of the time period that OLPH School has been in existence. Each grade was assigned a decade from the 1930's to the 2010's to research and add events to show what students through the years have experienced. We invite Alumni off OLPH School to pick up a "Memory Card" near the timeline and add a memory of your school days to the display.
·         Fall Campus work day--Parents and faculty and friends of the school recently donated many hours of labor, as well as some lovely plants to beautify the church and school campus. THANK YOU to all who participated!!

SPORTS NEWS: Volleyball news, Cross Country news, Football news, Soccer news
·         Volleyball news--The regular season is over!  The Junior Varsity finished the season with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses, finishing on a high note with a victory in a 3 set thriller over St. Jude.  The Varsity notched their first victory of the season in a 3 set victory over Oakwood Christian.  The Lady Rams headed into the post season with a record of 1 win and 10 losses.  The season has been a challenge with more losses than wins but the level of improvement in the Lady Rams was tremendous and the future of OLPH looks bright!  Thank you players for all your hard work and commitment throughout the season--you did a great job representing OLPH. Mary Queen of Victory, Pray for us!
·         Cross Country news--The Cross Country team ran their last race of the season on Monday. It was very wet but all the runners did a great job. Congratulations to the whole team on a great season!
·         Football news--Congratulations to the OLPH Rams football team for finishing fourth in the ISC (Independent School Conference)! The Rams advanced to the second round of the playoffs where they came up just short as Lookout Valley scored on the last play of the game to win 18-14.
·         Soccer news--The OLPH soccer teams, 5/6 and 7/8, will have their first practice on Tuesday, October 16 at 3:30. Also on that day, there will be a parent meeting at 5:00 P.M. for the 5/6 grade team. Please make arrangements to attend, so that all paperwork, questions and answers, can be taken care of. Coach Close

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