Hillsdale High School-Daily Bulletin

Daily Bulletin

Hillsdale High School
Daily Bulletin
Thursday, May 1, 2008

The Foster City Youth Advisory Committee is hosting its annual Youth and Teen Talent Show during the Foster City Art and Wine Festival on June 1st. If you are interested in competing, you must register for an audition time. Grand prize winners will receive a cash prize. To register, complete the form available on line at www.fostercity.org. Registration closes tomorrow, May 2nd.

Woodsock! Not to be confused with Woodstock. Woodsock is H.I.T.’s spring show! Performances are today, tomorrow, and Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm. Come see your friends on the HIT Squad a second time, and your ticket will be half off! Keep an eye out for Woodsock’s ticket table in the Great Court at lunch!

Senior ladies: Do you reside in San Mateo, Foster City or Hillsborough and have you played softball in either the San Mateo Youth Softball League or in high school? If you have, the George Feely Softball Scholarship is now available. Deadline is May 10.

Attention all Football players: There will be a mandatory team meeting tomorrow at lunch in the Main Gym. Spring practice starts next Monday and we will be meeting to discuss expectations and requirements for making the team. This includes both Varsity and Frosh-Soph players.

If anyone has lost a cell phone, please see Ms. White.

This coming Monday is Cinco de Mayo and the Latinos Unidos Club will be having the biggest and best food sale ever during lunch! There will be carne asada tacos and grilled chicken tacos cooked on the grill and so much more! 3 items for only $5.00 with a cup of horchata. There will also be latin music and dancing! Come and enjoy some great authentic food!

Happy May Day everyone! May first is international worker’s day. All over the world, people are taking a moment to recognize the invisible workers who make our lives easier. Today, be thinking of the farmers who grow our food, the men & women who repair our homes, and those who sew our clothes. Without them, our lives would be much, much more difficult.




	Daily Bulletin Hillsdale High School Daily Bulletin Thursday, May 1, 2008 The Foster City Youth Advisory Committee is hosting its annual Youth and Teen Talent Show during the Foster City Art and Wine Festival on June 1st. If you are interested in competing, you must register for an audition time. Grand prize winners will receive a cash prize. To register, complete the form available on line at www.fostercity.org. Registration closes tomorrow, May 2nd. Woodsock! Not to be confused with Woodstock. Woodsock is H.I.T.’s spring show! Performances are today, tomorrow, and Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm. Come see your friends on the HIT Squad a second time, and your ticket will be half off! Keep an eye out for Woodsock’s ticket table in the Great Court at lunch! Senior ladies: Do you reside in San Mateo, Foster City or Hillsborough and have you played softball in either the San Mateo Youth Softball League or in high school? If you have, the George Feely Softball Scholarship is now available. Deadline is May 10. Attention all Football players: There will be a mandatory team meeting tomorrow at lunch in the Main Gym. Spring practice starts next Monday and we will be meeting to discuss expectations and requirements for making the team. This includes both Varsity and Frosh-Soph players. If anyone has lost a cell phone, please see Ms. White. This coming Monday is Cinco de Mayo and the Latinos Unidos Club will be having the biggest and best food sale ever during lunch! There will be carne asada tacos and grilled chicken tacos cooked on the grill and so much more! 3 items for only $5.00 with a cup of horchata. There will also be latin music and dancing! Come and enjoy some great authentic food! Happy May Day everyone! May first is international worker’s day. All over the world, people are taking a moment to recognize the invisible workers who make our lives easier. Today, be thinking of the farmers who grow our food, the men & women who repair our homes, and those who sew our clothes. Without them, our lives would be much, much more difficult.