FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
79 Wednesday, January 5, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: January 5, 1914 - Henry Ford introduced the $5-a-day minimum wage.
LUNCH: Stuffed baked potato, juice, yogurt, milk.
From the Counselors:
1. If you need to see your counselor, sign up at the Attendance Office Window and WAIT
until they send you a call slip.
2. SENIORS – if you have a college transcript, you MUST bring it in this week.
3. If you want to take an after school class in Video Production or ROP Auto, please see
your counselor. Please indicate that on the Counselor Sign Up Sheet.
ATHLETICS:
1. BOYS BASKETBALL - HOME w/LA BAPTIST. Frosh/Soph Game begins at 4PM, JV at 5:30PM, Varsity at 7PM.
2. BOYS SOCCER - HOME w/OAK PARK. JV Game begins at 4:30PM, Varsity at 6PM.
3. JV GIRLS SOCCER - AWAY @ VALENCIA. Game begins at 3:15PM. JV GIRLS ONLY are excused from class at
12:45PM to depart FHS at 1:00PM.
4. SOFTBALL - Try-outs begin TODAY from 3:30-4:30PM. Reminder…..Your “Physical Packet” must be turned-in and
“Approved” by the Athletic Department in order for you to participate.
CLUBS:
1. MENTOR PROGRAM: San Cayetano mentoring today after school. Meet in Rm 17.
2. MENTOR PROGRAM: All FHS students are invited to attend a lecture by guest speaker Andres Orozco. He teaches screen
writing, at Oxnard College & will lecture on: How to Write a Speech and present it. Mon. Jan. 17th (Dr. MLK day) in Rm 17
(mentor Rm) time TBA.
3. Anime Club meeting on Thursday at lunch in the Art Room (34). New members are welcome
SENIORS:
SCHOLARSHIPS:
STUDENTS:
1. WINTER FORMAL January 15th at the Memorial Building from 8 - midnight! Tickets on sale at break, lunch and after school in
the Student Store. Ticket prices - $30/Single & $55/Couple. Ticket prices will go up on Monday, January 10th to $35/Single &
$60/Couple. The theme is Do You Believe in Magic?
2. Lions Club Speaker contest – February 7, 2011. This year’s topic is Enforcing Our Borders: State vs. Federal Rights. Fillmore
winner gets $75 with a chance to win over $21,000. To enter see Mr. Overton in the drama room or call Bill Edmonds at 524-
4839.
3. MIGRANT P.A.S.S. CLASS STARTS THIS SATURDAY, JAN. 8th AT THE MIDDLE SCHOOL 9A-12P. BE ON TIME!
4. EXTRA CREDIT/MAKE-UP RUNS – Every Wednesday. Report to the track by 3:25.
TEACHERS:
1. In order to save paper, if you have a student this semester with an IEP that you do not have the 2nd semester, please return the
IEP to the case manager instead of throwing it away. The case manager will pass it on to the new teacher.

 


 
The Fillmore High School "S" Club

The Fillmore High School "S" Club brought Christmas cheer to over sixteen local senior citizens. With the help of Fillmore Auto Electric, Michelle Patterson, Dr. Johnston, Soroptimist of Fillmore, Joe & Terri Aguirre, George Golden, Mail Stop-Kathy Vargas, Cookie Lee Jewelry-Ari Larson, State Farm-Bill Herrera, Edward Jones-Kyle Wilson, Central Station Bar & Grill, Treasure Station, and The Scented Path.

The "S" Club was able to present each senior citizen with a Christmas care package. The "S" Club wrapped and delivered all the gifts. They sang We Wish You A Merry Christmas as they rang the door bell. Although the rain caught up with them that didn’t' stop them from bringing smiles and some tears to our local senior citizens. Special thanks to Sarah Hansen for providing the list of senior citizens!

The "S" Club enjoyed this project immensely and touching our senior citizens in such a warm positive manner brought them a good feeling. They plan on making this a yearly project. For more information on the "S" Club visit their website at www.sclubfillmore.web.com or call Mrs. Herrera at (805) 794-1900. New members are welcome.

 


 
Mariah Perez
Mariah Perez

This week was our last week of the semester, 2011 is just around the corner. When we come back January 4th, 2011 many events will be accruing.

January 22, 2011 we have our campus beautification day, which will be at Fillmore High School. We will need help assembling and painting tables, scraping gum, picking up trash, and just a general clean up of the school. This event will also count as community service. Please mark your calendars, we need all the help we can get.

Another event we have coming up is Pennies For Patients. Each class will be trying to raise as much money as possible. ASB has also made this fundraiser into a contest. The 3rd period class that raises the most money for our Pennies For Patients fundraiser wins a BBQ for there class. Last year we raised about $350 and we hope to double or even triple that this year. So Students and Parents start saving your change now. When we get back from break the dates we

Last but not least we have our Winter Formal January 15, 2011. This years theme is "DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC?", which will be held at the Fillmore Memorial building. Prices on Tickets will be announced the week we get back from break.

May you all have a wonderful holiday and a Happy New Year!

 
Mariah Perez
Mariah Perez

Last week was Renaissance week which was very successful. The theme this year was Masquerade "Unmask your potential". We had noontime activities, dress-up days and a rally. Our ASB was proud to see many people wearing renaissance shirts this year.

Coming up the boy’s basketball team has a game 11/29/10 home against Hueneme. Times are: frosh: 4p.m. JV: 5:30p.m. Varsity: 7:00p.m. Boys varsity basketball has a tournament away at Nordoff 12/1-4/10, time will be determined. Boys JV basketball will also have a tournament away at Carpinteria 12/1-4/10, time will be determined. Girls JV and Varsity basketball team will have a tournament home against Jolene Stethen. Times for both will be determined.

LET'S GO FLASHES!!!

 
Mariah Perez
Mariah Perez

Last week several sports took place. Girls volleyball had a match against Carpinteria and lost 0-3. Fillmore Flashes football played a great game against Oak Park. Both Fillmore JV and Varsity taking home the victory JV: 76-52 and Varsity: 13-7.

Congratulations to Hugo Valdovinos, Alexander Frias, Alex Gonzalez, Anthony Rivas, Adrian Mejia, Jordan Mendoza, Jose Alaguer and Jovani Oregon (Boys cross country) for making it to CIF prelims.

Sunday was the Fillmore/Santa Paula dinner which was a huge success and came together well. This coming week is the highlight of our football season, where both Fillmore and Santa Paula will go head to head for the 100th time. This rivalry is the longest in the county and possibly the longest in the state. Unfortunately tickets are sold out! For this week we have planned many activities such as dress-up days, noontime activities, a rally, food day and a pep rally Friday at lunch.

Junior class is selling Fillmore/Santa Paula commemorative pins which are $4.00. Flashes pep squad is selling Fillmore/Santa Paula t-shirts which are $15.00. Get them now before they are gone.

GOODLUCK FILLMORE! LET’S GO FLASHES!

 

Fillmore High School would like to thank our sponsors Fillmore Sunrise Rotary, and Fillmore Noon-time Rotary for their generous donations and support of our Career Day. Also, we’d like to thank all the following representatives who took time out of their busy day to speak with our students at the 2010-2011 Career Day:

A.M.R., U.S. Army, Wells Fargo Bank, Cal State Channel Islands, Cal Lutheran University, The C.R.E.W., County of Ventura Personnel Department, FIDM, City of Fillmore Fire Department*, County of Ventura Environmental Health Department, Lu Ross Academy, Marines, Moorpark College, Diamond Realty & Investments- Mrs. Robledo, Regional Occupational Program, Santa Clara Valley Job & Career Center, Fillmore High Alumni Association*, Fillmore Physical Therapy- Craig Meeks, U.S. Army National Guard, UCSB-Early Academic Outreach, Ventura College, Child Development Center, Air Force Recruiting Office, Ventura County Probation, School Psychologist- Barbara Peterson and Jessica Siegel, DeVry University, Children & Family Service Office, Wm L. Morris Chevrolet, Navy Recruiting Office, Vons Market, UCLA - Joe Torres, Nurse- Mrs. Dewey, The Art Institute, Teacher- Mr. Bedau, Ventura C.H.P., Doctor- Christine Johnston, Ventura County Sheriff’s Department, U.S. Forest Service*, Artist- Luanne Perez, Six Flags Magic Mountain, FBI, Ventura County Sheriff’s Department Crime Lab, FUSD Speech Pathologists, SunRisers Rotary, Make-up Designory, Veterinarian- Dr. Lidikay, Ferguson Case Orr Paterson LLP, Ventura County Electrical Apprenticeship-Steve Earhart, Sheet Metal Workers-David Maquinalez, Dentist- Dr. Beer, L.A.P.D.- Officer Frias, Zanotti Floral Design, Santa Paula Insectary, Attractions Spa- April and Sean Hastings, Antelope Valley College- Roger Lynn*.

*Fillmore High School Alumni

 
Mariah Perez
Mariah Perez

Last week was Red Ribbon week, we had various dress up days such as shade out drugs, put your thinking caps on wear red and your Halloween costume. Everyone was really involved and participated in all of these dress up days.

Last week’s games: Girls volleyball at Santa Clara on Tuesday, final score 0 - 3 (L). Thursdays game which was also senior night, they hosted Santa Paula, final score 0-3 (L).

Last week our football teams had a bye. This week they take on Oak Park (away). Next week is Santa Paula week. These two rivals have been going head to head for many years. This being our 100th meeting, tickets are completely sold out and there is expected to be a crowd of about 2500 people. We have a whole week of activities planned for the students involving dress up days, rallies, noontime activities and a pep lunch rally on Friday. Cheerleaders are currently selling Fillmore vs. Santa Paula t-shirts. Get your shirts before they are sold out, there’s only about 50 left.

The junior class is selling (preordered) Fillmore vs. Santa Paula commemorative pins which are $4.00. Also seniors are selling Marie Calendar pies for Grand Night Live.

Please help support all of our events, fundraisers and activities.

LET’S GO FLASHES!

 
In celebration of the International Peace Day, students from Fillmore High school art classes participated in the world-wide art installation “Pinwheels for Peace” Students wrote about peace,-in the home, in the community and in the world- and then decorated and assembled the pinwheels. They are on display near the 9/11 origami tree project at the high school.
In celebration of the International Peace Day, students from Fillmore High school art classes participated in the world-wide art installation “Pinwheels for Peace” Students wrote about peace,-in the home, in the community and in the world- and then decorated and assembled the pinwheels. They are on display near the 9/11 origami tree project at the high school.
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Fillmore High School’s 3-D Art Class made and hung cranes for their 9/11 Memorial. The cranes are a symbol
of peace.
Fillmore High School’s 3-D Art Class made and hung cranes for their 9/11 Memorial. The cranes are a symbol of peace.
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Our first week back to school was a big success. We had our first rally on Friday and the sophomores won the rally, Way to go 2013! However, in our dress up day the new comers our freshman won, followed by the seniors. Coming up we have our first football game which is September 4th away at Malibu against Malibu. JV starts at 10 A.M. and Varsity follows at 1 P.M. Cross Country’s first meet will be September 10th at Ventura Beach at 2 P.M. Girls golf will have their first match September 14th at Oaks Christian, against Oaks Christian. Also, Girls volleyball will have their first match September 7th against Hueneme away; JV is at 5 P.M. and Varsity is at 6 P.M. Fillmore High School ASB will be hosting their first Mr. FHS “Pageant” which will be held at the Fillmore Middle School gym on September 23rd. Parents, please encourage your sons to participate, it will be a blast. Do they have what it takes to become the first Mr. FHS? Sign-ups are held in the student store from 8/23/10 to 9/2/10. LETS GO FLASHES!