When ASB isn’t working on an event of some sort, the organization is working on internal improvement- what better way to enrich the FHS campus then to improve those responsible for its enrichment? On December 1st, ASB hosted its own convention, inviting Santa Paula’s high school ASB to come and share ideas, and grow from the teachings of a special leadership speaker, Richard Parkhouse.

The first part of the convention kicked off with a fantastic lecture from aforementioned Mr. Parkhouse himself, and his message proved effective as students left with inspiration and the desire to make their school better not only for themselves, but for the entire student body. Parkhouse emphasized just how many students don’t feel welcome at their own school, a pressing issue manifesting across the country with the growing trend of heartrending suicides and shootings such as the Columbine High massacre. An alarming 50% of students don’t feel like a part of their school according to a country-wide study, and Mr. Parkhouse made us realize how this is a problem that has gone unaddressed for far too long. Overall, his message of understanding and putting oneself in other people’s shoes was a success, and hopefully made a great enough impression on the students present that they will want to “change lives and impact futures” as much as Richard Parkhouse.

The rest of the convention was a rotating system of sharing ideas and practices used in Fillmore and Santa Paula ASB’s. When a song was played on the speakers, groups of students from both schools would move from table to table, each table headed by 1-2 Fillmore ASB members who were in charge of a specific job or activity. They would present Fillmore’s way of going about the activity, then listen to the other students from Santa Paula share how they did the same activity differently at their school. The exchange of techniques turned out to be a great way to bring the schools together and learn countless new ways to improve FHS into the campus we know it can be, not just in an aesthetic sense, but to make Fillmore a school kids can really feel like they’re a part of.

Fillmore Unified School District

Fillmore Unified School District
Fillmore High School
555 Central Avenue Fillmore, CA 93015
Phone (805) 524- 6100 Fax (805) 524-6121
November 3, 2011

Dear Parents and Supporters of FHS Athletics:

I am writing to you to inform you of a very serious funding challenge that we are facing at Fillmore High School. As you may be aware, we are no longer able to require our athletes to pay fees for participation in sports. As a result we have had to rely on donations to fund our athletic programs. We calculated that if each athlete donated $75.00 per sport we would be able to maintain our current athletic program as it has been in the past. Unfortunately, as the fall athletic season comes to a close, we are behind in our anticipated donations by approximately $10,000.00. Our biggest concern is that if we don’t do something immediately to generate funding, we may run out of funds in the middle of the year, forcing us to cancel away games and the possible elimination of lower level (Frosh/JV) teams. This is something we do not want to have to do.

In order to avoid eliminating athletic programs and travel, we have taken immediate action by freezing all athletic supply budgets, and we have asked the Athletic Booster Club to assist us with organizing three major athletics-wide fundraisers. Our goal is to provide our athletes with an opportunity to raise money each season if they are unable to make a donation. We will be asking for your full support to make each fundraiser a success.

Parents and community members wishing to make a donation may do so by mailing a check to Fillmore High School Athletics - Donation, P.O. Box 697, Fillmore, CA 93016. Your donation is 100% tax deductable. Any amount will be accepted. Please include the student name if you are making the donation to support a specific athlete.

With your help, we can raise the funds necessary to provide our students with a quality athletic program. Thank you in advance for your support.

Sincerely,
John Wilber
Principal, Fillmore High School

Example:
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I would like my support to be for:
Signature
Print Name

ASB sponsored a blood drive today November 1, 2011 with the United Blood Services. They were able to draw blood from approximately 55 students and adults. Participants were able to learn about the different types of blood and they will be notified their specific blood type in the next few weeks. Students were introduced to another way to save lives. They had to be at least 16 years old and weigh a minimum amount.

As every Fillmore citizen knows, Homecoming Week is a big deal for not only FHS but the community as well. The preparations for this - one of the school’s most momentous events- were well underway by Monday the 19th when the festivities began with a dress up day on campus and the float building kickoff party after school. There, at around 8o’clock the Homecoming Court was announced and Homecoming truly began.

Every day was a different dress up day, and every day after school the trucks in the bus garages ceased to be trucks and evolved into the “Fables” themed floats. On Friday, the floats were all (more or less) completed and the homecoming rally began after sixth period at FHS. Homecoming Court was presented and the Queen was revealed: Jaynessa Lopez, an academically and athletically gifted senior was crowned with Robert Bonilla, the Flashes football quarterback as Homecoming King. Our Grand Marshal was Nada Vaughn, and toward the end of the rally the court was dismissed to prepare for the Homecoming Parade, which showcased not only court, but also Miss and Miss Teen Fillmore, Flashes varsity cheerleaders and football players, the Floats, and the FHS band- among other participants.

All this fanfare and celebration- preparation for what? The football game of course! It wasn’t looking good for the boys as halftime approached and the Flashes held the lead by only one point, not to mention lightning that lit up the sky before the game even started, delaying it a full fifteen minutes before it was sanctioned to continue. Things only got stranger when, as the Homecoming court lined up in all their finery to walk down the field, the heavens decided to open up at that exact moment and, though their presentation continued, it made for some very waterlogged memories.

Despite all these unusual and almost discouraging events, the lightning strikes earlier in the night plus the rain must have been good luck, because the Flashes came back after halftime and soundly defeated the Frazier Mountain Falcons with a final score of 59-30.

On Saturday the 24th the Homecoming dance brought the festivities to a close- the turnout and reception of the dance was more positive than it has been in a long time. Hopefully it will encourage equal enthusiasm in school events for the rest of this term!

With the last song, Homecoming ended and FHS has since returned to the less intense business of normality, though the fond memories of this week’s events will surely last much longer.

The past few weeks here at Fillmore High have certainly been busy ones- September 13th was our Renaissance Celebration, recognizing all students with a 3.0 GPA and above for their academic excellence. This event was held in the Sespe Auditorium and despite a modest turnout was more successful than many in years past, thanks to its planning committee from ASB, headed by Commissioner of Renaissance Johnny Wilber and the members of his committee: Anissa Magdaleno, Sammy Martinez, Esperanza Ocegueda, Ana Morino, Alejandra Amezcua and Nathan Zavala.
The list of recipients of the Renaissance award is included as follows: Class of 2012-Vanessa Aguliar, Bryanna Aguilar, Stephanie Aguilera, Sandra Alcocer, Oscar Alferez, Brooke Alvary, Rachelle Arreguin, Blanca Ayala, Jennifer Ayala, Eddie Baez, Jenny Bonilla, Taelor Burhoe, Steven Casarez, Kendal Davis, Taylor DeZavala, Tania Dominguez, Westley Fairall, Miguel Garcia, Alvaro Nathan Garnica, Alexander Gonzalez, Jonathon Gonzalez, Monica Gonzalez, Gonzalo Gutierrez, Stephanie Hernandez, Neira Hernandez, Nenetzin Herrera, Itzelle Iniguez, Jose Iniguez, Rogelio Lemus, Jaynessa Lopez, Vanessa Lopez, Viviana Magana, Kenya Medina, Gabriela Melendez, Jenna Mendez, Jordan Mendoza, Luis Montejano, Susana Morales, Ashley Morino, Ana-Christina Morino, Roberto Munoz, Taryn Munro, Nguyen Nguyen, Andrea Ocegueda, Yvonne Paes, Cindy Peralta, Victor Ponce, Jazmine Rodriguez, Adolfo Rodriguez, Nicole Rodriguez, Daniela Rosales, Jose Sanchez, Katherine Stewart, Juan Valdovinos, Vanessa Villa, Larissa Villanueva, Jenna Wilber, John D. Wilber, Nathan Zavala, Marc Zavala. Class of 2013- Brooke Aguirre, Mariana Alamillo, Jose Almaguer, Brenda Alvarez, Jesus Amezcua, Donna Arreguin, Monique Avila, Blaine Aviles, Brian Ayala, Alexis Barajas, Katie Boyton-Rogers, Marlene Carvajal, Krystal Casillas, Aureliano Ceballos, Yulianna Ceja, Vincent Chavez, Jose Contreras, Yanelle Diaz, Rene Escobedo, Collin Farrar, Karla Flores, Alexander Frias, Billy Gabriel, Victor Gallegos, Cassandra Galvez, Victor Garcia, Briana Garcia, Laura Garnica, Louis Gomez, Eduardo Gomez, Javier Guerrero, Selena Guerrero, Tyler Hackworth, Nicholas Hastings, Alissabeth Hernandez, Nerina Inda, Nadia Jimenez, Desiree Lagunas, Veronica Laureano Rosales, Salvador Lopez, Yazmine Luna, Noe Magana, Jaime Magdaleno, Jennifer Martin, Cynthia Martinez, Sammy Martinez, Jeremy Martinez, Rocio Medina, Daniel Meza, Shelbi Miller, Anthony Murray, Delila Ortiz, Mary-Louise Ortiz, Sarah Pace, Christian Pech, Jose Perez, Bryan Rosas, Sandra Ruiz, Courtney Salazar, Jazmine Sandoval, Lilyana Santa Rosa, Kennedy Smith, Jessica Suarez, Michael Topete, Marisol Torres, Beatriz Tovar Salcido, Destiny Toyooka, Amairani Valdivia, Hugo Valdovinos, Rogelio Vargas, Amanda Vassaur, Armando Vidal, Maira Villalobos, Angelica Zavala. Class of 2014-Gilberto Acevedo, Raquel Aguilar, Banely Arevalo Robles, Justin Beach, Wendy Bolanos, Anyssa Cabral, Erick Cadena, Martin Ceja, Frank Chavez, Karina Contreras, Lizeth Cornejo, Pedro Corona, Gustavo Alexis Cortez, Riley DeZavala, Marissa Dorantes, Citlali Erazo, Jorge Esparza, Nicolas Frias, Kayla Grove, Ricardo Gutierrez, Laura Guzman, Kiana Hope, Nicholas Johnson, Anthony Larin, Jose Madrigal-Flores, Kendra Magana, Emerio Manzano, Daniel Martinez, Jessica Mayhew, Caitlin McCall, Carson McLain, Jesus Mendoza, J. Donovan Mitchell, Jillian Moser, Melissa Nunes, Joseph Orozco, Ruben Orozco, David Peralta, Omar Ponce, Kiana Ramirez, Daniel Regalado, Juan Rodriguez, Luis Rodriguez, Vanessa Rodriguez, Paulina Rosales, Jazlyn Sanchez, Kayla Shepard, Jennifer Solorio, Nikole Spencer, Cheyanne Tarango, Cesar Vasquez, Daniela Valdovinos, Jaime Valdovinos, Jordyn Vassaur, Felicity Zavala.

After each award was handed out to the students present, senior at FHS Vanessa Villa presented a speech to Mrs. Juarez, who was chosen to be honored with the Renaissance Teacher’s award.

“Mrs. Juarez is being presented tonight with the Renaissance award. I was asked to give a small speech on her behalf. Ms. Juarez is one of the two Spanish teachers at Fillmore High School. She currently teaches classes ranging from Spanish level 1 to AP Spanish Literature. She is also MEChA Club advisor.

I had Ms. Juarez as a teacher for three consecutive years beginning with my freshmen year in Spanish Native Speaker 1. I recall her putting on Jorge Ramos, a news reporter, and then beginning a discussion in class concerning a current event. The experiences in Ms. Juarez’s class teach the students to be more accepting of others, the value of being bilingual, appreciate cultures, to work together, and the value of knowing one of the most popularly spoken languages of the world. I recall the enthusiasm she had for all the material we covered, including grammar packets. The Pluscuamperfecto has never escaped her editing wrath. Whenever a question arose as to how to say a word in Spanish, she always directed them to the dictionaries along the wall. The usage of Spanglish towards the end of the year was forbidden. The docking of participation points were used to motivate the class to try to keep it Castellano, especially during the final exam, also known as the ten-minute presentation. The time after an exam was considered sacred movie time. The Orphanage is still my favorite, even if the class was screaming every 20 minutes from the suspenseful music.

The approach of any Spanish-speaking countries holiday was always announced and then a snippet of that countries’ culture was included into the day’s lesson. I do not know exactly how line dancing is related to Cinco de Mayo but it works. I recall going into her classroom in the mornings and finding new students helping each other with homework and chatting in fluid Spanish or Spanglish. Whenever a question arose in regards to English or math homework, she always managed to pull an unsuspecting student in to help. That student was, at times, me.

The preparations for a MEChA Celebrated holiday were, to say the least, stressful times. In the end though, everything always worked out. The new officers did not have time to settle down. September 16, was Mexican Independence Day, November 2 was the day of the dead and then some time in December would be the enchilada dinner. Then the biggest celebration would be Cinco de Mayo, with the court of princesses, queen, and music. On each of these days, everybody would be encouraged to dress in the traditional colors or costumes. Ms. Juarez always wore her huaraches.

With this, I leave you now. Ms. Juarez is not only a magnificent teacher, but also an advisor to a great many students. She has helped, guided and inspired. She has repeatedly told us that we will go to college and has helped us achieve that goal. Without Ms. Juarez, I do not know how many students would not have gone on to the University to achieve their dreams.”

You may have noticed that Fillmore Highschool has been buzzing with Homecoming week activity since Monday. Our theme this year is ‘Fables in Flashland’ and our parade is on Friday at 2:50pm. All are welcome to come outside and support our football team, the cheerleaders, Homecoming Court and the Grand Marshal among others that will be present in the festivities. Details on the events of Homecoming will be in next week’s issue!

There was an exciting air of anticipation surrounding Fillmore High on August 16th- our first official day of school. “Welcome back” posters and signs, trumpeting the superiority of each class over its peers in gestures of friendly rivalry, contributed to the positive mood that was electric across campus.

Bagels and coffee: the staple breakfast of business people everywhere. However it seems teachers are fans as well- this simple yet apparently delicious fare proved a hit with the school staff; courtesy of Fillmore High’s new ASB cabinet and the local Starbucks. Speaking of ASB, the roster for 2011-2012 cabinet consists of: Ana Morino (’12) as ASB President, Jenna Wilber (’12) as Vice President, Anissa Magdaleno (’12) as Secretary, Jaynessa Lopez (’12) as Commissioner of Finances, Collin Farrar (’13) as Commissioner of Activities, Robert Marinez (’12) as Commissioner of Clubs, Laura Garnica (’13) as Commissioner of Publicity, Johnny Wilber (’12) as Commissioner of Renaissance, Johnny Golson (’12) as Sergeant at Arms, and Sammy Martinez (’13) as Speaker of the House. Along with the cabinets for each class, ASB is working hard to make this year great.

On Friday the 26th before the first rally of the year, we conducted the noontime activity- a competitive tricycle race between the classes. It was a close win for the senior class, as the freshman upstarts were neck and neck for most of the final round. Following sixth period was the rally itself, which proved to be one of the most successful Fillmore High has hosted in years, a sentiment vocalized by many staff members as well as students. Games included an ice-melting contest, won by the juniors, a game where teams of two try to catch the most Cheetos thrown by their partner with shaving-cream covered heads, and a few others. Seniors won the rally overall, much to their enthusiasm.

The past few weeks here at Fillmore High School have really set the tone for what is looking to be a fantastic year for every class.

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
167 Thursday, June 2, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: June 2, 1924 - Congress granted U.S. citizenship to all American Indians.
LUNCH: Manager’s Choice
ATHLETICS:
1. If you ordered a Letterman’s Jacket see Lynn in the Student Store.
CLUBS
1. Flashes Go Green – will be hosting the LOCKER CLEAN-OUT on June 3rd from 8 – noon. We need as many helpers as we can.
This is a great opportunity to earn service hours. You will also get lunch and any free knickknacks you want.
JUNIORS:
1. 2012 Seniors - In June, you will be receiving a mailing telling you the details of what to wear and when you will be taking your
senior picture for the yearbook. It is very important that you tell KSSP if you cannot make that appointment and to reschedule
your appointment, if necessary. Or you may schedule your appointment prior to the mailing to insure that you get the day and
time (during the summer) that you want. Your high school senior yearbook picture must be taken by us. If you choose not to
have your picture taken, you will not be in the yearbook next year
2. If you are interested in becoming an intern for the Ventura County Sheriff's Department or a cadet for the Fillmore Fire
Department or Ventura County Fire Department during the 2011 Fall semester, see Mrs. Larin during lunch.
STUDENTS:
1. ALL LOCKERS MUST BE CLEANED OUT BY THE END OF SCHOOL
TODAY. Anything left in the lockers (hall lockers AND PE lockers) will be
thrown away on Friday, June 3rd!
2. CONGRATULATIONS to the PEP SQUAD for the 2011-12 School Year…. List is posted in the Student Store. There will be a
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING on Friday, June 3rd at 5:30PM in Room #49 and the High School.
3. All pictures, prom, mother-son and mother-daughter, are available for pick-up at the KSSP studio (330 Central) between 3
and 5 pm.
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize!
Take you documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year.
ATHLETES – After July 12th you will not be cleared to participate if you do not have your TDAP paperwork turned in!
FINALS SCHEDULE –Thurs, June 2nd – Periods 5 & 6
BUSSES will pick up at 12:45.
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! SCHOOL STARTS ON AUGUST 16TH.
REGISTRATION FOR 2011-2012
9TH & 10TH – Tuesday, August 2nd
11TH & 12TH – Wednesday, August 3rd
SEMESTER FINALS - MINIMUM DAY
Length Start End
Per. 5 2:00 8:05 AM 10:05 AM
Break 0:10 10:05 AM 10:15 AM
Pass 0:05 10:15 AM 10:20 AM
Per. 6 2:00 10:20 AM 12:20 PM

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
166 Wednesday, June 1, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: June 1, 1792 – Kentucky became the 15th state. June 1, 1796 – Tennessee became the 16th state.
LUNCH: Manager’s Choice
ATHLETICS:
1. If you ordered a Letterman’s Jacket see Lynn in the Student Store.
CLUBS
1. Flashes Go Green – will be hosting the LOCKER CLEAN-OUT on June 3rd from 8 – noon. We need as many helpers as we can.
This is a great opportunity to earn service hours. You will also get lunch and any free knickknacks you want.
JUNIORS:
1. 2012 Seniors - In June, you will be receiving a mailing telling you the details of what to wear and when you will be taking your
senior picture for the yearbook. It is very important that you tell us if you cannot make that appointment and to reschedule your
appointment, if necessary. Or you may schedule your appointment prior to the mailing to insure that you get the day and time
(during the summer) that you want. Your high school senior yearbook picture must be taken by us. If you choose not to have
your picture taken, you will not be in the yearbook next year.
2. If you are interested in becoming an intern for the Ventura County Sheriff's Department or a cadet for the Fillmore Fire
Department or Ventura County Fire Department during the 2011 Fall semester, see Mrs. Larin during lunch.
STUDENTS:
1. ALL LOCKERS MUST BE CLEANED OUT BEFORE THE END OF SCHOOL.
Anything left in the lockers (hall lockers AND PE lockers) will be thrown away
on Friday, June 3rd!
2. CONGRATULATIONS to the PEP SQUAD for the 2011-12 School Year…. List is posted in the Student Store. There will be a
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING on Friday, June 3rd at 5:30PM in Room #49 and the High School.
3. All pictures, prom, mother-son and mother-daughter, are available for pick-up at the KSSP studio (330 Central) between 3
and 5 pm.
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize!
Take you documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year.
ATHLETES – After July 12th you will not be cleared to participate if you do not have your TDAP paperwork turned in!
FINALS SCHEDULE –Wed, June 1st – Periods 3 & 4; Thurs, June 2nd – Periods 5 & 6
BUSSES will pick up at 12:45.
2011-2012 Class Officers
Class of 2014
President – Kayla Grove
Vice President – Omar Ponce
Secretary – Kaytee Magana
Treasurer – Jessica Mayhew
Senators – Jordyn Vassaur and Kassandra Quintero
Class of 2013
President – Kaylee Hinklin
Vice President – Mario Hernandez
Secretary – Tiffany Luna
Treasurer – Adrian Rangel
Senators – Jamie Carrillo and Marissa Padilla
Class of 2012
President – Esperanza Ocegueda
Vice President – Sammy Orozco
Secretary – Vivian Calderon
Treasurer – Alejandra Amezcua
Senators – Ashley Coert and Tanya Barrera
Sergeant at Arms
Johnny Golson
SEMESTER FINALS - MINIMUM DAY
Length Start End
Per. 3 2:00 8:05 AM 10:05 AM
Break 0:10 10:05 AM 10:15 AM
Pass 0:05 10:15 AM 10:20 AM
Per. 4 2:00 10:20 AM 12:20 PM

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
164 Friday, May 27, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 27, 1937 - Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco opened.
LUNCH: Sandwich, lettuce/tomato, potato chips, fresh fruit
ATHLETICS:
1. If you ordered a Letterman’s Jacket see Lynn in the Student Store.
2. Swim team pictures are available at KSSP Studio for pick up.
CLUBS
1. Prayer Club –last meeting of the year - FRIDAY at lunch in Mrs. Archer’s room #2. Hope to see you
there.
2. Flashes Go Green – will be hosting the LOCKER CLEAN-OUT on June 3rd from 8 – noon. We need
as many helpers as we can. This is a great opportunity to earn service hours. You will also get lunch
and any free knickknacks you want.
SENIORS:
1. Senior clearance – this Friday – can take the entire day so it would be a good idea to cancel any other commitments you may have. We, in the
library, will not always be able to accommodate people who have to go to work or other appointments. It is an incredibly busy day
2. Grad Nite Live –WE HAVE ONE MORE CHANCE for you to work off your balance, but space is limited so CALL ASAP!!! If you need your
balance... Text or Call April at 805-317-9196
SCHOLARSHIPS:
• Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity - Balanced Man Scholarship to young men who exemplify the qualities of a Sound Mind and Sound Body. Students must be
planning to attend Cal State Fresno. Deadline is June 21st. For complete details, see Mrs. Larin.
• California Association of Pest Control - students who plan to attend a Ventura or Santa Barbara Community College. Students must have a 2.5 GPA or
higher, be involved in agriculture or horticulture related extracurricular activities, demonstrate an interest in the fields of agriculture and/or horticulture plus a
desire to become a Pest Control Advisor. For an application, see Mrs. Larin. Deadline is June 10th.
• California Association of Pest Control - scholarship to students who plan to attend a four year California college or university. Students must have a 2.5
GPA or higher, be involved in Ag related extracurricular and/or community activities, demonstrate an interest in the fields of agriculture and/or horticulture and
a desire to become a Pest Control Advisor. For an application, see Mrs. Larin. Deadline is June 10th.
• BigSun Scholarship - student athletes. To apply for this scholarship you will need to write a short essay answering the following questions: What are your
most important extracurricular or community activities? What have you done to contribute to them? All essay submissions need to be sent to
athleticawards@bigsunathletics.com. Deadline is June 23rd. For complete details, go to http://bigsunathletics.com/.
JUNIORS:
1. If you are interested in becoming an intern for the Ventura County Sheriff's Department or a cadet for the Fillmore Fire Department or Ventura
County Fire Department during the 2011 Fall semester, see Mrs. Larin during lunch.
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. The library will be closed ALL DAY on Friday, May 27th due to senior checkout/clearance. Seniors will be scheduled to come through with
their English class. Any senior who does not have an English class should see Ms Hoffman about getting a time to come in.
2. There are still t-shirts left over from Make-A-Wish! Come by the Student Store on Tuesday and Wednesday to buy one for $10.
STUDENTS:
1. YEARBOOKS – it’s not too late to purchase a yearbook. See Lynn in the Student Store! Cost is $80.
2. 2011-2012 PEP SQUAD TRY OUTS –Try-outs FRIDAY, May 27th at 7:00 in the gym.
3. ASB CLASS OFFICER - ELECTIONS – FRIDAY before school, at break & lunch. CANDIDATES – you MUST take down ALL of your
posters after the election. This includes the TAPE. Do not just pull the poster off and leave the tape. Thank you!
4. R.O.P. students enrolled in Mrs. Beylik’s classes: Please pay your lab fees directly to her. Checks or money orders must be made out R.O.P.
5. ALL LOCKERS MUST BE CLEANED OUT BEFORE THE END OF SCHOOL. Anything left in the lockers will be thrown away on Friday,
June 3rd!
6. All pictures, prom, mother-son and mother-daughter, are available for pick-up at the KSSP studio (330 Central) between 3 and 5 pm on
Thursday and Friday. Normal hours will resume the Tuesday after Memorial Day.
7. LATE START on FRIDAY
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize! Take you
documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year. ATHLETES – After
July 12th you will not be cleared to participate if you do not have your TDAP paperwork turned in!
NO SCHOOL ON MONDAY – Memorial Day
FINALS SCHEDULE – Tues, May 31st – Periods 1 & 2; Wed, June 1st – Periods 3 & 4; Thurs,
June 2nd – Periods 5 & 6
Collaborative Day Bell Schedule
FRIDAY
Start End
1st 8:35 AM 9:31 AM
Pass 9:31 AM 9:36 AM
2nd 9:36 AM 10:29 AM
Break 10:29 AM 10:39 AM
Pass 10:39 AM 10:44 AM
3rd 10:44 AM 11:37 AM
Pass 11:37 AM 11:42 AM
4th 11:42 AM 12:35 PM
Lunch 12:35 PM 1:15 PM
Pass 1:15 PM 1:20 PM
5th 1:20 PM 2:13 PM
Pass 2:13 PM 2:18 PM
6th 2:18 PM 3:11 PM
SEMESTER FINALS - MINIMUM DAY
Length Start End
Per. 1, 3, 5 2:00 8:05 AM 10:05 AM
Break 0:10 10:05 AM 10:15 AM
Pass 0:05 10:15 AM 10:20 AM
Per. 2, 4,6 2:00 10:20 AM 12:20 PM

Nominations for the 2011-2012 Site Council members are being accepted until June 15th. Please call 524-6103 or email blemons@fillmore.k12.ca.us if you would like to nominate someone to be on the 2011-2012 ballot.

There will be a school board study session on Tuesday at 6:30 in the board room that will include the topic of Accelerated Reader.

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
161 Tuesday, May 24, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 24, 1844 - Samuel Morse transmitted the first telegraph message, in which he asked, "What hath God
wrought?"
LUNCH: Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, corn, fresh fruit
ATHLETICS:
1. BOYS GOLF – Awards lunch in Rm. 31 on Thursday at lunch.
2. If you ordered a Letterman’s Jacket see Lynn in the Student Store.
3. Swim team pictures are available at KSSP Studio for pick up.
CLUBS
1. Prayer Club –last meeting of the year has been rescheduled for FRIDAY at lunch in Mrs. Archer’s room. Hope to see you there.
2. MENTOR PROGRAM: Mtn. Vista mentoring meet in Rm 17. Pick up your hours/volunteer certificate.
3. Dead Poets Club – elections for next year are rescheduled for Wednesday at lunch in the drama room.
4. Anime Club meeting on Monday and Thursday at lunch in room 34. Last meetings of the year.
5. Art Club meeting on Tuesday at lunch in Room 34. Last chance to turn in your field trip permission slip if you are going to the Tim Burton
exhibit on 6/6.
SENIORS:
1. Senior clearance – this Friday – can take the entire day so it would be a good idea to cancel any other commitments you may have. We, in the
library, will not always be able to accommodate people who have to go to work or other appointments. It is an incredibly busy day
2. Grad Nite Live – April & Sean Hastings with GNL will be here Wednesday at break to collect left over fundraisers / money - Meal Tickets,
Spa Tickets, Candy AND you can pay your balance for the GNL trip and turn in your permission slip! WE HAVE ONE MORE CHANCE for
you to work off your balance, but space is limited so CALL ASAP!!! If you need your balance... Text or Call April at 805-317-9196
3. Night School – TODAY is the LAST DAY. ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN BY THE 24TH.
JUNIORS:
1. If you are interested in becoming an intern for the Ventura County Sheriff's Department or a cadet for the Fillmore Fire Department or Ventura
County Fire Department during the 2011 Fall semester, see Mrs. Larin during lunch.
2. AP Econ/AP Government- short meeting on Wednesday during tutorial in the library. Please show up at the beginning of tutorial - you’ll be
out by lunch (if not before).
FRESHMEN:
1. Are you college bound? Stand out from the rest and sign for AP European History. Informational meeting on Wed., May 25th at 12:40 in
Rm.64.
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. The library will be closed ALL DAY on Friday, May 27th due to senior checkout/clearance. Seniors will be scheduled to come through with
their English class. Any senior who does not have an English class should see Ms Hoffman about getting a time to come in.
2. There are still t-shirts left over from Make-A-Wish! Come by the Student Store on Tuesday and Wednesday to buy one for $10.
STUDENTS:
1. REWARD - $25 for the return of keys that were lost on Friday, no questions asked. See Mr. Wilber or Mrs. Lemons.
2. YEARBOOKS – it’s not too late to purchase a yearbook. See Lynn in the Student Store! Cost is $80.
3. 2011-2012 PEP SQUAD TRY OUTS –PRACTICE – Monday – Thursday (5/23 – 5/26) from 3:30 – 5:00 in the front of the school. (BRING
YOUR PERMISSION SLIPS.) Try-outs FRIDAY, May 27th at 7:00 in the gym.
4. ASB CLASS OFFICER Election packets are available in the Student Store. Packets are due Wednesday 5/25. Elections will be Friday 5/27
before school, break and lunch.
5. R.O.P. students enrolled in Mrs. Beylik’s classes: Please pay your lab fees directly to her. Checks or money orders must be made out R.O.P.
6. If you haven’t picked up your Renaissance t-shirt, come by the Student Store Tuesday and Wednesday during regular lunch. It’s your last
chance to get one before the year is over.
7. ALL LOCKERS MUST BE CLEANED OUT BEFORE THE END OF SCHOOL. Anything left in the lockers will be thrown away on Friday,
June 3rd!
8. The library will close early after school TODAY. It will only be open until 3:30.
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize! Take you
documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year. Saturday, May 21 9-
1:30 is the next Tdap clinic at Clinicas.

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
160 Monday, May 23, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 23, 1830 - The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad began the first passenger service in the United States.
LUNCH: Teriyaki beef dippers, steamed rice, broccoli, fresh fruit
ATHLETICS:
1. If you ordered a Letterman’s Jacket see Lynn in the Student Store.
2. Boys’ basketball – No practice TODAY. See Mr. Stockton for more information.
CLUBS
1. Sports Hall of Fame Club – meeting Monday at lunch in Mr. Dann’s room #36 to elect officers and discuss important information.
2. MENTOR PROGRAM - Last meeting Rm. 49, please try all mentors try to make it.
3. Prayer Club -Tuesday at lunch in room 2. We welcome everyone!
4. Dead Poets Club – elections for next year are rescheduled for Wednesday at lunch in the drama room.
5. Anime Club meeting on Monday and Thursday at lunch in room 34. Last meetings of the year.
6. Art Club meeting on Tuesday at lunch in Room 34. Last chance to turn in your field trip permission slip if you are going to the Tim Burton
exhibit on 6/6.
SENIORS:
1. Grad Nite Live – Mrs. Chaney & April Hastings will be here on WEDNESDAY at BREAK to collect money & permission slips. Please bring
any money you have from past fundraisers.
2. Night School will be held on Monday, the 23rd and Tuesday, the 24th. ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN NO LATER THAN THE 24TH.
3. The PASS Program will be held on Saturday the 21st. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE 21ST.
JUNIORS:
1. Sorry about the confusion over the lunch meeting for AP Econ/AP Government. I didn’t know there was a rally schedule. There will be
another short meeting on Wednesday during tutorial in the library. Please show up at the beginning of tutorial - you’ll be out by lunch (if not
before).
FRESHMEN:
1. Are you college bound? Stand out from the rest and sign for AP European History. Informational meeting on Wed., May 25th at 12:40 in
Rm.64.
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. The library will be closed ALL DAY on Friday, May 27th due to senior checkout/clearance. Seniors will be scheduled to come through with
their English class. Any senior who does not have an English class should see Ms Hoffman about getting a time to come in.
2. There are still t-shirts left over from Make-A-Wish! Come by the Student Store on Tuesday and Wednesday to buy one for $10.
STUDENTS:
1. YEARBOOKS – it’s not too late to purchase a yearbook. See Lynn in the Student Store! Cost is $80.
2. 2011-2012 PEP SQUAD TRY OUTS –PRACTICE – Monday – Thursday (5/23 – 5/26) from 3:30 – 5:00 in the front of the school. (BRING
YOUR PERMISSION SLIPS.) Try-outs FRIDAY, May 27th at 7:00 in the gym.
3. ASB CLASS OFFICER Election packets are available in the Student Store. Packets are due Wednesday 5/25. Elections will be Friday 5/27
before school, break and lunch.
4. R.O.P. students enrolled in Mrs. Beylik’s classes: Please pay your lab fees directly to her. Checks or money orders must be made out R.O.P.
5. If you haven’t picked up your Renaissance t-shirt, come by the Student Store Tuesday and Wednesday during regular lunch. It’s your last
chance to get one before the year is over.
6. ALL LOCKERS MUST BE CLEANED OUT BEFORE THE END OF SCHOOL. Anything left in the lockers will be thrown away on Friday,
June 3rd!
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize! Take you
documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year. Saturday, May 21 9-
1:30 is the next Tdap clinic at Clinicas.
2011– 2012 ASB Cabinet
ASB PRESIDENT
Ana Morino
ASB VICE PRESIDENT
Jenna Wilber
ASB SECRETARY
Anissa Magdaleno
COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
Jaynessa Lopez
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
Sammy Martinez
COMMISSIONER OF ACTIVITIES
Collin Farrar
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICITY
Laura Garnica
COMISSIONER OF RENAISSANCE
Johnny Wilber
COMMISSIONER OF CLUBS
Robert Martinez
SERGEANT AT ARMS – RUN OFF ELECTION NEEDED
Johnny Golson
Tony Sanchez

Fillmore Ebell Club who have always supported the arts in the Fillmore School System will be entertained by the Fillmore Drama Class at our May 24th Meeting. The drama students will be presenting "The Best of 2011" showcasing the best scenes performed by the Drama Class this year. They will also include a scene or two from the latest collaboration with the Sespe Players "Totally Rad" Come and join us in supporting the youth of Fillmore ad help bring their future into the world of Arts and Entertainment.

Our Luncheon Meeting is at the Memorial Building and starts at 12:30 pm. Lunch is catered by Dustin Anderson chef of the Double AA here in Fillmore Cost of lunch is $12.00. For reservations please call Lavonne Deeter at 524-2090. Anyone wishing to attend the program only the cost is $10.00 and will start at 2:00 pm. The Ebell Club will also be having their installation of officers for 2011-2012.

If you are interested in learning more about the Ebell Club or in becoming a member please call Melodie Stitch at 521-1235

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
156 Tuesday, May 17, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 17, 1792 - The New York Stock Exchange was established when a group of 24 brokers and merchants met
by a tree on what is now Wall Street and signed the Buttonwood Agreement.
LUNCH: Baked chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, buttermilk biscuit
ATHLETICS:
1. SOFTBALL - AWAY @ ST. LUCY’S - 1st CIF Round. Game begins at 3:15PM. Team is excused from class at 11:15AM to depart at
11:30PM.
2. BOYS BASKETBALL – Practice is Wednesday and Friday from 3:30-5:30PM.
3. GIRLS GOLF - Girls wishing to participate in Girls Golf, Mr. MacDonald will meet with you after school on Friday in the Student Store.
CLUBS:
1. Art Club meeting on Tuesday at lunch in room 34. Bring in signed permission slips for face painting and Museum trip.
2. MEChA invites new members to come and join the club! Current members: Elections for new officers will be held this Tuesday in Ms Juarez
classroom. Show up and support your nominees!
3. FHS Ambassadors will meet Tuesday at lunch in Room 61 to discuss the junior class recognition event. See you there!
4. Prayer Club will meet Tuesday at lunch in room 2. We welcome everyone!
5. MENTOR PROGRAM: Tue. Mtn. Vista mentoring after school - meet in Rm 17.
6. Flashes Go Green – San Cayetano Earth Days – Thursday and Friday. If you’re not in the club, but interested, please see Mr. Richter ASAP.
7. DEAD POETS CLUB – meeting Wednesday at lunch in the drama room. We will be electing officers for next year.
8. Anime Club meeting Thursday in room 34 at lunch
SENIORS:
1. SENIOR GIRLS – Mother/Daughter Banquet is THURSDAY, MAY 19TH – 6PM at the Memorial Building.
2. Grad Nite Live money – DUE NOW. Please take all money to Attractions Spa on Central Avenue ASAP. The Seniors that did not participate
in our fund raisers will have to pay $100 for their Harbor Boat Cruise and Bus ticket this year. There is still time to EARN your trip! Stop by
Attractions Spa to learn how – work at the festival, sell candy, etc.
3. Night School will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday as normal. The last week, it will be held on Monday, the 23rd and Tuesday, the 24th.
ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN NO LATER THAN THE 24TH.
4. The PASS Program will be held on Saturday the 21st. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE 21ST.
5. Any questions or complaints - see Mrs. Ashim.
SOPHOMORES:
1. Like History? Are you a sophomore now? AP U.S. History may be the thing for you! Check it out – Come to a meeting Tuesday, 5/17
right after school in Mr. Andersen’s Rm. 62. See you there!
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. Don’t forget this Wednesday is our MAKE-A-WISH WALK-A-THON! Any donations will be accepted! Face painting - $1, T-shirts - $13. Any
donation of $1 or more will get a bracelet. Celebrate with us by coming to the track and dressing up in blue and white! Help us raise $5,000 to
grant a wish!
2. ASB is sponsoring a Canned Food Drive. The 3rd period class with the most food will earn a pizza party! The event is
next week from May 16th – 19th.
3. Goodbye SENIOR rally – Friday, May 20th. Regular rally schedule
STUDENTS:
1. YEARBOOKS ARE HERE! Pick up yearbooks on Tuesday (5/17) and Wednesday (5/18) at lunch at the Attendance Office Windows.
MUST HAVE ID CARD! Autograph sections will be on sale for $1.
2. ASB Cabinet voting – FRIDAY
3. PEP SQUAD SIGN UPS – If you are interested in trying out for the 2011-2012 Pep Squad, please sign up at the clip board at Mrs. Lemons’
desk. More information to follow in the bulletin regarding tryouts.
4. LIBRARY FINES – You can come in to clear up issues regarding your library account before school, at break, lunch or after school. Please do
not come in during class time to take care of library issues. Thanks
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize! Take you
documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year.

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
155 Monday, May 16, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 16, 1868 - The first ballot on one of 11 articles of impeachment in the U.S. Senate failed to convict President
Andrew Johnson.
LUNCH: Orange chicken, steamed rice/broccoli, fresh fruit, fortune cookie
CONGRATULATION - to the Video Production class! They won $500 for their winning entry in the Speak Up Video Contest. Their entry was “Out
of the Mouths of Children”. It was about a young boy who refuses to get into his brother’s car after the brother has been drinking. Fillmore High
School Production Class: Naomi Aguilar, Myra Landin, Kenya Medina, Aime Lopez, Anahi Romero, Emily Serna, Maria Villalobos.
ATHLETICS:
1. BOYS BASKETBALL – Practice is TODAY, Wednesday and Friday from 3:30-5:30PM.
2. GIRLS GOLF - Girls wishing to participate in Girls Golf, Mr. MacDonald will meet with you after school on Friday in the Student Store.
3. Girls volleyball – Anyone interested in girls volleyball come to a brief meeting about summer info on Monday in the gym at 3:15. If you are
cleared now, we will begin spring practices (3:30 – 5:00).
CLUBS:
1. Anime Club meetings on Monday and Thursday in room 34 at lunch
2. Art Club meeting on Tuesday at lunch in room 34. Bring in signed permission slips for face painting and Museum trip.
3. MEChA invites new members to come and join the club! Current members: Elections for new officers will be held this Tuesday in Ms Juarez
classroom. Show up and support your nominees!
4. FHS Ambassadors will meet Tuesday at lunch in Room 61 to discuss the junior class recognition event. See you there!
5. Prayer Club will meet Tuesday at lunch in room 2. We welcome everyone!
SENIORS:
1. Night School will be held this on Tuesday and Wednesday as normal. The last week, it will be held on Monday, the 23rd and Tuesday, the
24th. ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN NO LATER THAN THE 24TH.
2. The PASS Program will be held on Saturday the 21st. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE 21ST.
Any questions or complaints - see Mrs. Ashim.
3. Grad Nite Live money – DUE NOW. Please take all money to Attractions Spa on Central Avenue ASAP. The Seniors that did not participate
in our fund raisers will have to pay $100 for their Harbor Boat Cruise and Bus ticket this year. There is still time to EARN your trip! Stop by
Attractions Spa to learn how – work at the festival, sell candy, etc.
4. SENIOR BOYS – Mother/Son Banquet is MONDAY, MAY 16TH – 6PM at the Memorial Building.
5. DISNEYLAND TRIP - MONEY IS PAST DUE. YOU ARE LATE!!! This year’s cost to go on the Disneyland Trip is $57.00. Permission
Slips are available in the Student Store and must be completed prior to the trip.
SCHOLARSHIPS: FOR FULL DETAILS SEE THE LIST IN THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
• Caners Foundation - go to www.cangc.org. Deadline is May 31st. • California Sigma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity -
Deadline is July 16th. Caners Foundation - Deadline is May 31st.
JUNIORS:
1. Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards - juniors who plan to attend college in the 2012 Fall semester. Deadline is June 1st. For complete details,
go to www.hispanicheritage.org.
SOPHOMORES:
1. Like History? Are you a sophomore now? AP U.S. History may be the thing for you! Check it out – Come to a meeting Tuesday, 5/17 right
after school in Mr. Andersen’s Rm. 62. See you there!
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. ASB is sponsoring a Canned Food Drive. The 3rd period class with the most food will earn a pizza party! The event is next
week from May 16th – 19th.
STUDENTS:
1. YEARBOOKS ARE HERE! Personalize yearbooks will be delivered on Monday, May 16th. Seniors will pick up their books at the
Attendance office windows at lunch. MUST HAVE ID CARD! 9th – 11th grades may pick up yearbooks on Tuesday (5/17) and
Wednesday (5/18) at lunch at the Attendance Office Windows. MUST HAVE ID CARD!
2. PEP SQUAD SIGN UPS – If you are interested in trying out for the 2011-2012 Pep Squad, please sign up at the clip board at Mrs. Lemons’
desk. More information to follow in the bulletin regarding tryouts.
3. LIBRARY FINES – You can come in to clear up issues regarding your library account before school, at break, lunch or after school. Please do
not come in during class time to take care of library issues. Thanks
4. ASB convention – TODAY
Get a Shot for a Shot at a Prize! Any student who brings in proof of getting a TDAP shot before June 3rd will receive shot at a prize! Take you
documentation to the Health Office! . You MUST have a current booster in order to register for the 2011-2012 school-year.

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
153 Thursday, May 12, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 12
LUNCH: Beef and cheese taco, Spanish rice, lettuce/tomato, fresh fruit.
ATHLETICS:
1. BASEBALL – HOME w/BISHOP DIEGO. Games begin at 3:30PM.
2. JV SOFTBALL - AWAY @ CARPINTERIA. Game begins at 3:30PM. Team is excused from class at 12:45PM to depart at 1:00PM.
CLUBS:
1. Anime Club meeting on Thursday at lunch in Room 34
2. Flashes Go Green & InterAct Clubs – meeting Thursday at lunch in Mr. Richter’s room to elect officers for next school year.
3. MENTOR PROGRAM: Sports Mentors @ lunch. Big’s Appreciation today. Meet in Rm. 17 by 4:00.
4. S Club – meeting on Thursday in Mr. Martinez’s room at lunch to discuss field trips, last blast & elections.
5. All Clubs – the 2nd Annual Make-A-Wish, Kids for Wish Kids Walk-a-thon is quickly approaching and ASB is looking for clubs to sponsor fun
activities the day of the event. All proceeds will go to Make-A-Wish. Anyone interested should contact ASB member, Kianna Tarango at
kianna_tarango3@yahoo.com
SENIORS:
1. Night School will be held this and next week on Tuesday and Wednesday as normal. The last week, it will be held on Monday, the 23rd and
Tuesday, the 24th. ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN NO LATER THAN THE 24TH.
2. The PASS Program will be held on Saturday the 14th and 21st. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE 21ST.
Any questions or complaints - see Mrs. Ashim.
3. Grad Nite Live money – DUE NOW. Please take all money to Attractions Spa on Central Avenue ASAP. The Seniors that did not participate
in our fund raisers will have to pay $100 for their Harbor Boat Cruise and Bus ticket this year.
4. SENIOR BOYS – Mother/Son Banquet is MONDAY, MAY 16TH – 6PM at the Memorial Building.
5. DISNEYLAND TRIP - MONEY WAS DUE FRIDAY. YOU ARE LATE!!! This year’s cost to go on the Disneyland Trip is $57.00. Permission
Slips are available in the Student Store and must be completed prior to the trip.
SCHOLARSHIPS: FOR FULL DETAILS SEE THE LIST IN THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
• Caners Foundation - go to www.cangc.org. Deadline is May 31st. • California Sigma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity -
Deadline is July 16th. Caners Foundation - Deadline is May 31st.
JUNIORS:
1. Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards - juniors who plan to attend college in the 2012 Fall semester. Deadline is June 1st. For complete details,
go to www.hispanicheritage.org.
SOPHOMORES:
1. Like History? Are you a sophomore now? AP U.S. History may be the thing for you! Check it out – Come to a meeting Tuesday, 5/17 right
after school in Rm. 62. See you there!
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. ASB is sponsoring a Canned Food Drive. The 3rd period class with the most food will earn a pizza party! The event is next
week from May 16th – 19th.
2. The Make-A Wish Walk-a-thon is on May 18, 2011. The ASB is pre-selling t-shirts. All profits will go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Contact
Kianna Tarango, Luz Morones, Monique Avila, Vanessa Perez or Jessica Mayhew. Cost is $13.
STUDENTS:
1. PEP SQUAD SIGN UPS – If you are interested in trying out for the 2011-2012 Pep Squad, please sign up at the clip board at Mrs. Lemons’
desk. More information to follow in the bulletin regarding tryouts.
2. ROP students serving internships: You are marked absent until your timecard is turned in to Mrs. Beylik. She can then clear your
absences with Mrs. Pena.
3. All Cafeteria accounts must be paid in full ASAP!
4. Fillmore-Piru Relay for Life committee is looking for a local singer/group (any age) to sing the
national anthem at the opening ceremony this year. Auditions will be held at the Fillmore May
Festival on Sat., May 21st at the V.C. Trade School Stage – Central Park at 3:00 p.m.
Prom Information:
1. Prom is just around the corner! Don’t forget to buy your tickets in the Student Store. $50
single/$100 couple. It will be a night of friends, Starbucks treats and a video DJ! Can’t wait to see
you there.
2. Only two more days to buy your tickets to Prom! Do not delay! Buy them at lunch and after school
until 3:30 in the student store!
3. Want to go to the Prom, but having trouble finding a dress? Come by Mrs. Marvel’s class and check
out prom dresses!
Friday - Bell Schedule
Period Start End Length
1 8:35 9:17 42
2 9:22 10:04 42
3 10:09 10:51 42
Break 10:51 11:01 10
4 11:06 11:48 42
5 11:53 12:35 42
Lunch 12:35 1:15 40
Report to Per. 6 BEFORE the assembly
Assembly 1:20 2:20 60
6th 2:25 3:11 46

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
152 Wednesday, May 11, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 11, 1894 - The Pullman Strike began.
LUNCH: Stuffed baked potato, salad, buttermilk biscuit, fresh fruit
ATHLETICS:
1. Congratulations to our Fillmore High School Track and Field Team. Both the Girls Varsity and Boys Varsity are league champions for the
2011 season. In addition the JV teams also won league. Way to go runners, jumpers and throwers. Congratulations to the following track
athletes who qualified for CIF Prelims this Saturday: In the 4 x 100m Relay: Christian Cornejo, Daniel Cruz, Alberto Fernandez and Juan
Mariscal. For individual races, Kiana Hope qualified in the 800m, 1600m and 3200m, Juan Mariscal qualified in the 400m, Jose Almaguer
qualified in the 1600m and in Girls High Jump, Anna Aarastad. We also want to congratulate Kiana Hope, as a freshman she has won
MVP for the Frontier League.
2. Boys Basketball – Come to a meeting in Room #58 on Wednesday, May 11th to hear about the upcoming season. Meeting will begin at
12:50 pm. Bring a pencil or pen. If you have any questions see Mr. Quiroz.
CLUBS:
1. Anime Club meeting on Thursday at lunch in Room 34
2. Flashes Go Green & InterAct Clubs – meeting Thursday at lunch in Mr. Richter’s room to elect officers for next school year.
3. MENTOR PROGRAM: San Cayetano mentoring after school. "Bigs Appreciation" bus leaves @ 4pm from Rm 17.
4. S Club – meeting on Thursday in Mr. Martinez’s room at lunch to discuss field trips, last blast & elections.
5. All Clubs – the 2nd Annual Make-A-Wish, Kids for Wish Kids Walk-a-thon is quickly approaching and ASB is looking for clubs to sponsor fun
activities the day of the event. All proceeds will go to Make-A-Wish. Anyone interested should contact ASB member, Kianna Tarango at
kianna_tarango3@yahoo.com
SENIORS:
1. Night School will be held this and next week on Tuesday and Wednesday as normal. The last week, it will be held on Monday, the 23rd and
Tuesday, the 24th. ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN NO LATER THAN THE 24TH.
2. The PASS Program will be held on Saturday the 14th and 21st. ALL WORK MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE 21ST.
Any questions or complaints - see Mrs. Ashim.
3. Grad Nite Live money – DUE NOW. Please take all money to Attractions Spa on Central Avenue ASAP. The Seniors that did not participate
in our fund raisers will have to pay $100 for their Harbor Boat Cruise and Bus ticket this year.
4. DISNEYLAND TRIP - MONEY WAS DUE FRIDAY. YOU ARE LATE!!! This year’s cost to go on the Disneyland Trip is $57.00. Permission
Slips are available in the Student Store and must be completed prior to the trip.
5. Motion Picture Industry Joint Apprenticeship Committee - applications for apprenticeships in the occupation of Heating, Ventilation, Air
Conditioning Mechanic from June 13, 2011 through June 17, 2011. If you are interested, please see Mrs. Larin for complete details.
SCHOLARSHIPS: FOR FULL DETAILS SEE THE LIST IN THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
• Jacobs Technology Naval Systems Group Jack Hledik Memorial
Scholarship - Deadline is May 11th.
• Caners Foundation - go to www.cangc.org. Deadline is May 31st.
• California Sigma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity -
Deadline is July 16th. Caners Foundation - Deadline is May 31st.
JUNIORS:
1. Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards - juniors who plan to attend college in the 2012 Fall semester. Deadline is June 1st. For complete details,
go to www.hispanicheritage.org.
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. The Make-A Wish Walk-a-thon is on May 18, 2011. The ASB is pre-selling t-shirts. All profits will go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Contact
Kianna Tarango, Luz Morones, Monique Avila, Vanessa Perez or Jessica Mayhew. Cost is $13.
STUDENTS:
1. PEP SQUAD SIGN UPS – If you are interested in trying out for the 2011-2012 Pep Squad, please sign up at the clip board at Mrs. Lemons’
desk. More information to follow in the bulletin regarding tryouts.
2. EXTRA CREDIT/MAKE-UP RUNS – Every Wednesday. Report to the track by 3:25.
3. ROP students serving internships: You are marked absent until your timecard is turned in to Mrs. Beylik. She can then clear your
absences with Mrs. Pena.
4. All Cafeteria accounts must be paid in full ASAP!
5. Fillmore-Piru Relay for Life committee is looking for a local singer/group (any age) to sing the national anthem at the opening ceremony this
year. Auditions will be held at the Fillmore May Festival on Sat., May 21st at the V.C. Trade School Stage – Central Park at 3:00 p.m.
Students and Staff: The library will be closed on Wednesday due to CAHSEE testing. It will be open before and after school only .
Prom Information:
1. TICKETS ARE SOLD IN THE Student Store at lunch and after school until 3:30! Price is $50/$100. The prom is going to be a night of
FRIENDSHIP and DANCING and, soft lights, a waterfall wall, three video screens, an amazing photographer, the best ever sound system,
Starbucks desserts and all of your friends! The prom will be SATURDAY May 14th at the Museum of Ventura County (100 E. Main St.,
Ventura) from 8:00 – midnight. Ask that person to go - no big deal! BE THERE!
2. Want to go to the Prom, but having trouble finding a dress? Come by Mrs. Marvel’s class and check out prom dresses!

FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL
151 Tuesday, May 10, 2011
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE: May 10, 1775 - Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys captured Fort Ticonderoga from the British.
LUNCH: Enchilada casserole, Spanish rice, salad, fresh fruit
ATHLETICS:
1. Congratulations to our Fillmore High School Track and Field Team. Both the Girls Varsity and Boys Varsity are league champions for the
2011 season. In addition the JV teams also won league. Way to go runners, jumpers and throwers. Congratulations to the following track
athletes who qualified for CIF Prelims this Saturday: In the 4 x 100m Relay: Christian Cornejo, Daniel Cruz, Alberto Fernandez and Juan
Mariscal. For individual races, Kiana Hope qualified in the 800m, 1600m and 3200m, Juan Mariscal qualified in the 400m, Jose Almaguer
qualified in the 1600m and in Girls High Jump, Anna Aarastad. We also want to congratulate Kiana Hope, as a freshman she has won
MVP for the Frontier League.
2. VARSITY BASEBALL – AWAY @ BISHOP DIEGO. Game begins at 2:30PM. Team is excused from class at 12:00PM to depart at
12:30PM.
3. JV BASEBALL – AWAY @ BISHOP DIEGO. Game follows Varsity’s. Team is excused from class at 1:45PM to depart at 2PM.
4. VARSITY SOFTBALL - AWAY @ ST. BONAVENTURE. Game begins at 3:30PM. Team is excused from class at 1:15PM to depart at
1:20PM.
5. Boys Basketball – Come to a meeting in Room #58 on Wednesday, May 11th to hear about the upcoming season. Meeting will begin at
12:50 pm. Bring a pencil or pen. If you have any questions see Mr. Quiroz.
CLUBS:
1. Prayer Club will meet Tuesday at lunch in room 2. We welcome everyone!
2. Art Club meeting today in Room 34 at lunch to discuss the Last Blast
3. Anime Club meeting on Thursday at lunch in Room 34
4. Flashes Go Green & InterAct Clubs – meeting Thursday at lunch in Mr. Richter’s room to elect officers for next school year.
5. MENTOR PROGRAM: Mtn. Vista mentoring after school. Big Appreciation Day this Thursday please turn in permission slips.
6. All Clubs – the 2nd Annual Make-A-Wish, Kids for Wish Kids Walk-a-thon is quickly approaching and ASB is looking for clubs to sponsor fun
activities the day of the event. All proceeds will go to Make-A-Wish. Anyone interested should contact ASB member, Kianna Tarango at
kianna_tarango3@yahoo.com
SENIORS:
1. Seniors taking PASS Saturday class: your last day of class will be sat. May 21st. Your print out with your final grade needs to be turned in to
Mrs. Ashim Mon. May 23rd.
2. DISNEYLAND TRIP - MONEY WAS DUE FRIDAY. YOU ARE LATE!!! This year’s cost to go on the Disneyland Trip is $57.00.
Permission Slips are available in the Student Store and must be completed prior to the trip.
3. Motion Picture Industry Joint Apprenticeship Committee - applications for apprenticeships in the occupation of Heating, Ventilation, Air
Conditioning Mechanic from June 13, 2011 through June 17, 2011. If you are interested, please see Mrs. Larin for complete details.
SCHOLARSHIPS: FOR FULL DETAILS SEE THE LIST IN THE COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
• Jacobs Technology Naval Systems Group Jack Hledik Memorial
Scholarship - Deadline is May 11th.
• Caners Foundation - go to www.cangc.org. Deadline is May 31st.
• California Sigma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity -
Deadline is July 16th. Caners Foundation - Deadline is May 31st.
JUNIORS:
1. Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards - juniors who plan to attend college in the 2012 Fall semester. Deadline is June 1st. For complete details,
go to www.hispanicheritage.org.
STUDENTS & STAFF:
1. The Make-A Wish Walk-a-thon is on May 18, 2011. The ASB is pre-selling t-shirts. All profits will go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Contact
Kianna Tarango, Luz Morones, Monique Avila, Vanessa Perez or Jessica Mayhew. Cost is $13.
STUDENTS:
1. PEP SQUAD SIGN UPS – If you are interested in trying out for the 2011-2012 Pep Squad, please sign up at the clip board at Mrs. Lemons’
desk. More information to follow in the bulletin regarding tryouts.
2. EXTRA CREDIT/MAKE-UP RUNS – Every Wednesday. Report to the track by 3:25.
3. All Cafeteria accounts must be paid in full ASAP!
4. Fillmore-Piru Relay for Life committee is looking for a local singer/group (any age) to sing the national anthem at the opening ceremony this
year. Auditions will be held at the Fillmore May Festival on Sat., May 21st at the V.C. Trade School Stage – Central Park at 3:00 p.m.
Prom Information:
1. TICKETS ARE SOLD IN THE Student Store at lunch and after school until 3:30! Price is $50/$100. The prom is going to be a night of
FRIENDSHIP and DANCING and, soft lights, a waterfall wall, three video screens, an amazing photographer, the best ever sound system,
Starbucks desserts and all of your friends! The prom will be SATURDAY May 14th at the Museum of Ventura County (100 E. Main St.,
Ventura) from 8:00 – midnight. Ask that person to go - no big deal! BE THERE!
2. Don't whine about the high cost of going out to dinner for prom! Save money, be creative and go to Costco and get a hot dog and a soda for
$1.50 and then go walk on the pier in Ventura and enjoy the sound of the waves and the view of the Pacific Ocean! How Cool is that - hey
people in Kansas would love to do that! Then go to the prom and have a great time dancing and have dessert by Starbucks! .... Mrs. Marvel
3. Want to go to the Prom, but having trouble finding a dress? Come by Mrs. Marvel’s class and check out prom dresses!