Here are your morning announcements for Wednesday, October 30th:
ITS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!! The cafeteria will be barbecuing jumbo hot dogs and cheeseburgers near the snack bar today. Combos are $3.00
NEW THIS YEAR…..FVHS Theatre Season Tickets!!! For $40.00 you can get a ticket to all three shows and you also get free admission to all showcases, Improv shows and the gala party. You also get to choose which show and your seat before the tickets go on sale to the general public. This price is open to everyone (students, parents, friends). To purchase a ticket, please include cash or check for $40.00 and your name, phone number and email in an envelope and put it into the black mailbox hanging inside the theatre room…Or you can call Laura Flores at (714) 963-5377. Season Tickets are being sold through this Friday, November 1st. Hope to see you at the show!
Hey Barons, planning to dress up for Halloween tomorrow? Listen up – Halloween costumes will be subject to a few limitations. For your safety, supervision staff needs to be able to identify students. Also, we still have to maintain a standard of decency.
Halloween costumes will be limited in the following ways:
No masks
No full-coverage face paint
No dangerous accessories
No skimpy or revealing outfits
Administration reserves the right to restrict costumes based on safety, decency and/or level of distraction. Plan accordingly, scary Barons.
Don’t forget the Glow Show is tonight! The carnival, the maze and food trucks will begin at 5pm. The Glow Show assembly will start at 7:30pm. Hope to see all you Barons there! It’s time to bring home the Bell! Don’t forget to wear White on Friday for the White Out!!!
And now, time for the BBN…..
Here are your morning announcements for Monday, October 28th:
The Boys Cross Country team recently finished 5th overall at the Orange County Championships. Robert Osorio was the FASTEST Junior in Orange County with a time of 14:58 for 3 miles. Galyn Nash was the 12th fastest Junior with a time of 15:34, William Hua was the 16th fastest sophomore with a time of 16:14, and Ian Dobrenen was the 8th fastest freshman overall with a time of 16:42. Robert Osorio is currently ranked as the 12th fastest runner in CIF Division 1 and is in position to become the first ever Fountain Valley runner to qualify for the State Championships. The Boy’s will be going for their 3rd consecutive league title on all three levels this weekend at Central Park!
This weekend, Fountain Valley Theatre hit the stage making it to finals in half of all categories at the Mission Viejo Roleabout Festival. Congratulations to Sydney Benjamin for winning a medal for her comedic monologue. The Fountain Valley Cappies team is starting their year off with a Bang. After watching their first team show on Friday night at Fullerton Union High School, Lead critic Nikki Tran and rookie team member Claire Pritchard both had their reviews selected for publication in Orange County newspapers. Way to go Baron Cappies.
Congratulations to our Marching Band for another 1st place performance Saturday picking up 4 more awards while winning the “Best Visual Marching” Award.. FV still holds the highest score in Southern CA when FV brought home 7 awards Winning the entire Tournament last week.. See our Water World show during Pre Game at OCC this Friday and on Saturday at Irvine HS.. FV performs at 8:30pm.
Congratulations, KEVIN PAULINO! There are 214 candy corn in the jar and Kevin guessed the exact number! Kevin won the jar of candy and a $25 gift card to WalMart!
Attention Sophomores and Juniors! Golden West college has invited you to participate in the Chicano/Latino College Day on Friday, November 15 from 8:00 to 2:30. In this event, you will have the opportunity to attend motivational presentations and informational workshops. If you would like to attend this field trip, please sign up with Ms. Doan in the Administration Office, no later than Nov 4. Space is limited.
NEW THIS YEAR…..FVHS Theatre Season Tickets!!! For $40.00 you can get a ticket to all three shows (Skin of our Teeth, White Christmas, and Young Frankenstein) and you also get free admission to all showcases, Improv shows and the gala party. You also get to choose which of each show and your seat before the tickets go on sale to the general public. This price is open to everyone (students, parents, friends). To purchase a ticket, please include cash or check for $40.00 and your name, phone number and email in an envelope and put it into the black mailbox hanging inside the theatre room…Or you can call Laura Flores at (714) 963-5377. Season Tickets are being sold through this Friday, November 1st. Hope to see you at the show!
We still have a few planners left to sell….see Mary receptionist
Seniors, help offset your college costs by applying for scholarships. Check out numerous scholarships on the FVHS Career Center webpage found at fvhs.com. You can also apply for scholarships on Fastweb.com a great scholarship search engine.
Don’t forget to turn in your Ghoul Gram to room 301 (Mrs. Silvertooth’s Room) or to any Junior Commissions Member NO LATER THAN tomorrow, October 29th at Lunch.
The Glow Show is on Wednesday Night! Vocal Music will have a haunted maze, Clubs will have carnival booths, there will be food trucks, a live band and a live DJ! Come out this Wednesday night to support your fellow Barons. The carnival, maze and food trucks will begin at 5pm. The Glow Show assembly will start at 7:30pm. It’s time to bring home the bell!
Bell Week is here! Dress up days are “mighty Monday” come dressed up as your favorite “Super Hero” to rescue the bell from Edison! “Twinning Tuesday” match with a friend, Wednesday is “The Infamous Edison Nerd Day” so come to school looking like you belong at Edison! In spirit of Halloween wear your costumes on Thursday and scare those chargers away – No Face Masks! And finally dress in all white on Friday to school and at the game for a winning white out!
Planning to dress up for Halloween? Listen up – Halloween costumes will be subject to a few limitations. For your safety, supervision staff needs to be able to identify students. Also, we still have to maintain a standard of decency.
Halloween costumes will be limited in the following ways:
No masks
No full-coverage face paint
No dangerous accessories
No skimpy or revealing outfits
Administration reserves the right to restrict costumes based on safety, decency and/or level of distraction. Plan accordingly, scary Barons.
Here are your morning announcements for Friday, October 25th:
Congrats to the JV football team for their 36-7 win over Newport Harbor yesterday afternoon. The jayvees are 2-1 in league and getting ready for their showdown against Edison next Thursday afternoon at home – come out and join us at 3:00 in the stadium!
On the freshly painted lines of Davidson Field, the Frosh Football team attempted to continue their undefeated Sunset League streak. Things looked promising as the Barons took the opening kickoff back 80 yards for a touchdown, however, after that, the game slowed to a 12 round slug fest between two heavy weight prize fighters. The Barons never gave up and left every ounce of zeal on the field, but during the last drive to win the game the Barons fell short, 21-14. Next week the Barons will be traveling down Magnolia to take on the vile Chargers. Go Barons!!
Attention Sophomores and Juniors! Golden West College has invited you to participate in the Chicano/Latino College Day on Friday, November 15 from 8:00 to 2:30. In this event, you will have the opportunity to attend motivational presentations and informational workshops. If you would like to attend this field trip, please sign up with Ms. Doan in the Administration Office, no later than Nov 4. Space is limited.
Don’t forget Saturday School tomorrow in the cafeteria. It starts promptly at 7:30am and ends at 11:45am. Don’t be late!
We still have a few planners left to sell….see Mary receptionist
Seniors, help offset your college costs by applying for scholarships. Check out numerous scholarships on the FVHS Career Center webpage found at fvhs.com. You can also apply for scholarships on Fastweb.com a great scholarship search engine.
Halloween is coming up Barons! Spook your friends or Favorite Teachers with a Halloween Treat by buying a Ghoul Gram from any Junior Commissions Member. Ghoul Gram sales end today and are $1.00 Each. Turn in Ghoul Grams in room 301 (Mrs. Silvertooth’s Room) or to any Junior Commissions Member NO LATER THAN Tuesday, October 29th at Lunch.
Today is the last day to stop by Supervision to guess how many candy corn are in the Halloween jar! The winner gets the candy jar AND a $25 gift card to WalMart! One entry per person, please! The winner will be announced next Monday.
This year’s Glow Show is tied in with choir’s haunted maze, a club carnival, food trucks, a live band and a live DJ! Come out on Wednesday, October 30th to support your fellow Barons. The carnival, maze and food trucks will begin at 5pm. The Glow Show assembly will start at 7:30pm. It’s time to bring home the bell!
Bell week is next week and the dress up days will be “mighty Monday” come dressed up as your favorite “Super Hero” to rescue the bell from Edison! “Twining Tuesday” match with a friend, Wednesday is “The Infamous Edison Nerd Day” so come to school looking like you belong at Edison! In spirit of Halloween wear your costumes on Thursday and scare those chargers away – No Face Masks! And finally dress in all white on Friday to school and at the game for a winning white out!
Here are your morning announcements for Wednesday, October 23rd:
In the overcast skies of Thursday morning, FVHS Surf Team took on Marina’s Surf Team and scored a win! Congratulations to Kaden Bruner, Noah Hafen and Shane Cupp for their first place wins in their heats. Second place kudos go to Riley Donohoo, Colleen Millican, Eric Tello and Dustin Santana. And congratulations to Sage Oosterhof, Aly Johns, Cairo Ziebarth, Ian Hunter and Kekoa Jensen for their third places finishes. Awesome surfing team!
What an exciting game by our Girls Volleyball team last night. Although they fell short of the victory they fought hard against Los Al. The gym was packed and the Loud Crowd was awesome. Let’s carry our school spirit over to Friday nights football game against Newport Harbor. We need the loud crowd to help our team to victory! Kick Off is at 7:00pm Barons. Bring your SB/ASB card and pay $3.00 at the gate…. Go Barons!
Congratulations to our B4L winners this month! They are Kelly Schwartz, Nathan Nagumo, Arsani Awadalla, Madison Hughes, Gunner Brisbine, Aria Goldstein, Amber Lenguyen, Lee Lanzini, Jimmy Madrid & Jasmine Yao. They were nominated by their teachers for demonstrating the school’s ESLRs everyday. Congratulations to all who were nominated!
Saturday School is this Saturday in the cafeteria. It starts promptly at 7:30am and ends at 11:45am. Don’t be late!
We still have a few planners left to sell….see Mary receptionist
Halloween is coming up Barons! Spook your friends or Favorite Teachers with a Halloween Treat by buying a Ghoul Gram from any Junior Commissions Member. Ghoul Grams will be on sale this week ONLY Monday through Friday for $1.00 Each. Turn in Ghoul Grams in room 301 (Mrs. Silvertooth’s Room) or to any Junior Commissions Member NO LATER THAN Tuesday, October 29th at Lunch.
Stop by Supervision by Friday and guess how many candy corn are in the Halloween jar! The winner gets the candy jar AND a $25 gift card to WalMart! One entry per person, please! The winner will be announced next Monday.
We still have a few planners left to sell….see Mary receptionist
Edison Bell Game Tickets are on sale today for students & staff only. Beginning tomorrow tickets will be on sale to the general public, students and staff while supplies last. Students must bring their ID to get their ASB/SB ticket for $3.00. Adult Prices are $8.00 and Children are $3.00.
Glow show’s back, back again. Glow show’s back, tell a friend. That’s right, Barons, Glow Show is back and better than ever. This year’s Glow Show is tied in with choir’s haunted maze, a club carnival, food trucks, a live band and a live DJ! Come out on Wednesday, October 30th to support your fellow Barons. The carnival, maze and food trucks will begin at 5pm. The Glow Show assembly will start at 7:30pm. It’s time to bring home the bell!
Attention all interested Club Presidents, there will be a meeting in the THEATER ROOM TODAY at lunch regarding spot picking and etc. for the Club Carnival. Thank you.
Here are your morning announcements for Monday, October 21st:
Attention Barons, the following announcement is from the Football Team… The Football Team would like to take this opportunity to thank every one of you who came out to the game on Friday. We really appreciated your support. Every time things got tough on the field we could feel your energy! We sincerely believe that we are all in this together. Come on out to the game on Friday at Newport. We are going to need your help to come out on top over the Sailors! Go Barons!
Attention all Varsity Only athletes—don’t forget tonight is our first annual FVHS All Sport Athletes Summit @ 6:00 pm in the gym. This is a mandatory event for all Varsity only athletes from all sports, both male and female. Please report to the gym @ 6:00 pm along with your coaches.
Many colleges are visiting the Career Center this week including: Soka University, Mills, UC Santa Cruz and many more! Sign up outside the Career Center then have your teacher sign a Career Center pass. The signed pass is your access to the presentation.
Have you always wanted to donate blood? Now’s your chance! Red Cross is hosting its annual blood drive again on October 24th. In order to be eligible, you must be at least 17 years old and 110 lbs. If you’re interested, please stop by Mrs. Chaicharee’s room (Room 405) at lunch to find out more information!
Want to know who was Caught Being Good in September? Check out the Supervision window. Here are some of the people who helped others recently…
Timothy Kovacevic, Chi Chau, Amelia Ooi, Haneen Zatar, Kenny Nguyen, Desiree Mack & Stephanie Tafakji all turned in phones they found on campus. Wallets were brought in by Danny Halwani, DJ Eckenweiler, Carolyn Koo, Tine Vu & Kylie Boland. Brittney Bancroft and Kendra Kale picked up a binder and papers that flew off a car that was leaving the lot. Jesse Mooney & Ryan Carr returned items to the owner found during golf practice. Joshua Baini held the door for others. Sam Asuega & Dominque Kane helped office staff move tables. Thank you, all of you, for going out of your way and helping someone. Congratulations! You were…CAUGHT…Being Good!
There will be a House of Reps meeting this Wednesday, October 23rd during 3rd period.
Here are your morning announcements for Friday, October 18th:
Congratulations to Varsity Girls Volleyball for beating Edison High School last night! This was FV’s first Girls Volleyball win over Edison in 10 years! Great job ladies!
On a dry cloudless day, a united team stood poised to continue their unbeaten streak on the Dave Fitzpatrick Freshman Field. In the beginning, it appeared it would be a difficult day for the young Barons getting down 0-14 in the first quarter, however, with double zeros on the clock the Barons tied the game by halftime. The Oilers would never again set foot in the Barons end zone while the Baron’s surgical offense put up 30 unanswered points, winning 30-14. Excellent team victory by the Frosh Football Team. Next week your Sunset League leading Barons will travel down south to take on the Sailors of Newport Beach. Go Barons!!!
Baron’s Surf Team hosted Edison Chargers on Thursday morning at our home break. Baron’s started the competition with style but the Chargers came back to take the win. Congratulations Kaden Bruner on your first place finish in your heat. John Hoyt and Delany Millican had third place finishes. Well done Surf Team!
Attention boys’ soccer! There will be a mandatory meeting today at lunch in Coach Smiths classroom 103B. Don’t be late!!!
Attention all Varsity athletes– next Monday, October 21st is our first annual FVHS All Sport Athletes Summit @ 6:00 pm in the gym. This is a mandatory event for all Varsity only athletes from all sports, both male and female. Please report to the gym @ 6:00 pm along with your coaches. The evening will begin with a keynote speech from Baron Alum Luke Hudson, former pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and Kansas City Royals. After that, former 10 year NBA veteran Lamond Murray, who played for both the Spurs and Clippers, will speak about opportunities to play sports in college. Additionally, Baron Alum Steve Schultz will be speaking on leadership and character in athletics, as well as Ms. Olaya and Ms. Crawford, who will join us for discussions on sports psychology, wellness and nutrition for athletes. The evening will end with a HUGE raffle (gift cards, hats, spirit wear, etc) and should be complete no later than 8:00 pm, so you don’t want to miss. We will see all Varsity Athletes next monday night!!
If you lost a key, bracelet or hooded jacket at Homecoming please come to the Activities Office to claim it. Also, if you had anything confiscated, lipstick, perfume, etc…. that you would like back, you must come pick it up in the Activities Office today. Next week we will be discarding all items.
Many colleges are visiting the Career Center next week including: Soka University, Mills, UC Santa Cruz and many more! Sign up outside the Career Center then have your teacher sign a Career Center pass. The signed pass is your access to the presentation. (end 10/21)
Our first B4L raffle will be held today in the bowl at lunch! Stop by the Supervision window to see who was nominated by a teacher. Maybe it’s YOU!! What is B4L you ask? It’s “Baron for Life.” Students are nominated by one of their teachers for demonstrating the school ESLR’s. You don’t have to be the best student academically to be nominated. If you are nominated, your teacher is saying that you are a positive role model in the class and to your fellow students. Make sure you are in the bowl at lunch. You must be present to win. All nominees have a chance to win one of 10 $25 gift cards of their choice. Congratulations to all who were nominated!!
The annual Dance Team Stussy clothing sale is here!! I will take place tomorrow, Oct. 19th, in the FVHS parking lot from 10-2. You will find many Great deals on t-shirts, tops, dresses, jackets and apparel from name brands like Stussy, DC, and Paul Frank. Get a head start on your Holiday shopping. Come early- everything goes fast!!
After a 40 to 14 victory over Marina last week, your Mighty Barons Football team will face a tougher Huntington Beach opponent tonight at H.B. at 7:00pm. This is our THINK PINK game Barons, come in your Think Pink T-shirts! It is Senior Night and Breast Cancer Awareness Night, we will be presenting a check to the American Cancer Society from all your donations during 3rd period. Go Barons, beat the Oilers!
FVHS GSA is celebrating ALLY WEEK next week, and anybody wanting to participate come to Mrs Biglers room at lunch today.
And now Barons it’s time to watch the BBN….
Here are your morning announcements for Wednesday, October 16th:
Congratulations to the girls volleyball program who swept Marina at all levels! Next match is tonight @ rival Edison High School! Go Lady Barons!
This past weekend, the boys competed in the Clovis Invitational in Fresno. Robert Osorio led the team with a 15:38 5k while William Hua ran well, completing the course as the teams 5th man with a time of 16:43. Freshman Ian Dobrenen also ran well to put himself in position to be the first freshman runner to earn a Varsity letter since 2008. Currently the boys are undefeated in league this year with a 5-0 dual meet record, ranked 4th in Orange County, and 8th in CIF. This Saturday, they will compete for the schools first Orange County title at Irvine Park.
Attention all Varsity athletes– this next Monday, October 21st is our first annual FVHS All Sport Athletes Summit @ 6:00 pm in the gym. All varsity athletes from all sports, both male and female, are to report to the gym @ 6:00 pm along with their coaches. The evening will begin with a keynote speaker from one of our very own famous Baron Alumni, followed by three smaller breakout sessions covering playing sports in college, leadership and character, and wellness, nutrition, the psychological aspect of sport and time management. Former 10 year NBA veteran Lamond Murray, who played for both the Spurs and Clippers, will be a feature speaker. The evening will end with a raffle and should be complete no later than 8:00 pm, so you don’t want to miss. We will see all Varsity Athletes next Monday night!!
If you lost a key, cell phone, bracelet or hooded jacket at Homecoming please come to the Activities Office to claim it. Also, if you had anything confiscated, lipstick, perfume, etc…. that you would like back, you must come pick it up in the Activities Office by this Friday. Next week we will be discarding all items.
The annual Dance Team Stussy clothing sale is here!! It will take place this Saturday, Oct. 19th, in the FVHS parking lot from 10-2. You will find many Great deals on t-shirts, tops, dresses, jackets and apparel from name brands like Stussy, DC, and Paul Frank. Get a head start on your Holiday shopping. Come early- everything goes fast!!
Our first B4L raffle will be held in the bowl this Friday at lunch! Stop by the Supervision window to see who was nominated by a teacher. Maybe it’s YOU!! What is B4L you ask? It’s “Baron for Life.” Students are nominated by one of their teachers for demonstrating the school ESLR’s. You don’t have to be the best student academically to be nominated. If you are nominated, your teacher is saying that you are a positive role model in the class and to your fellow students. Make sure you are in the bowl at lunch. You must be present to win. All nominees have a chance to win one of 10 $25 gift cards of their choice. Congratulations to all who were nominated!!
Here are your morning announcements for Monday, October 14th:
Congratulations to FVHS Model United Nations as they dominated the conference at Cerritos High School over the weekend. Albert Tang, Anthony Nguyen, Ryan Carr and Chris Diep all received Outstanding delegate awards! Way to go Barons!
Congratulations to junior Alexandra Nielsen for being nominated and selected as October’s Most Improved Student, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Fountain Valley. Way to go Allie, keep up the good work!
The Orange County ranked lady barons cross country team had a strong showing over the weekend at the Clovis Invitational led by Amber Bragdon’s 18:45 5k time. The entire varsity team performed well and was composed of Amanda Stark, Valerie Stark, Marianna Chavez, and Natalie Grohmann.
Congratulations to the Athletes of the Month for September! Both athletes have started off the Fall Sport Season with a bang! Female Athlete: Cassidy Johnson, senior, Girls Golf. Male Athlete: Dalton Keneflick, senior, Boys Water Polo
Congratulations to boys varsity water polo taking 3rd place at the Newport Rib Company Classic tournament this weekend. Unfortunately, the boys didn’t win the rib dinner, but they are 18 and 4! Good luck this week as you take on Huntington Beach!!!
Your Baron volleyball girls are hosting a Dig Pink event for breast cancer awareness tonight, October 14th. Come to the gym for the Lady Barons match against Marina, JV at 4:30, Varsity at 5:30. There will be food and baked goods for sale, all proceeds benefiting Side-Out Foundation. Do you have any un-cleared detentions, come to the Volleyball Game tonight at 5:30 and clear up to 4 detentions. See Mr. Lamar at the beginning and at the end of game to clear detentions . Wear something pink and come support your Lady Barons!
Attention all Varsity athletes– this next Monday, October 21st is our first annual FVHS All Sport Athletes Summit @ 6:00 pm in the gym. All varsity athletes from all sports, both male and female, are to report to the gym @ 6:00 pm along with their coaches. The evening will begin with a keynote speaker from one of our very own famous Baron Alumni, followed by three smaller breakout sessions covering playing sports in college, leadership and character, and wellness, nutrition, the psychological aspect of sport and time management. The evening will end with a raffle and should be complete no later than 8:00 pm, so you don’t want to miss. We will see all Varsity Athletes next monday night!!
Dive Meeting: any athletes interested in doing Dive this year please attend an informational meeting in Mrs Lawlr’s room #121 on Monday (today) at lunch.
Seniors, this is your week! The Career Center is hosting a Cal St Evening tomorrow night at 6:00pm in the Library. This is for you and your parents to attend. If you have any questions about the Cal St system or the application you should attend. ALSO, we have a UC Application Workshop on Thur from 3:00-4:30 followed by the UC Parent Night at 6:00. It is a big week for college apps. Attend these events and let us help you through the process.
Are you an aspiring artist or journalist? The Constitutional Rights Foundation of Orange County holds a courtroom artist and journalism competition through the Mock Trial program. In the past two years, FVHS students have won first and second place in both art and journalism Orange County and participated at the state finals. Be part of an award winning team. Stop by Ms. LaFramboise’s room, 131, to learn more.
PTSA Reflections contest entries are due tomorrow, October 15th, no later than 3:00pm. This year’s theme is: Believe, Dream, Inspire…
Attention all students! This is a very important announcement regarding this week’s testing for all 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students. On Wednesday, October 16th, all freshmen will take the EXPLORE test, all sophomores will take the PLAN test, and all juniors, will take the Preliminary SAT. Our Seniors will report to the Gym for an exciting College and Career Forum with keynote speakers from UCI and Roadtrip Nation.
9th, 10th, and 11th grade students will report to their assigned testing location at 8:00a.m. Seniors will report to the Gym and check in at 8:00 a.m. Students are not required to attend zero period. The test location flyer is available in all English classes and will be posted on the attendance windows. All students will finish school after attending their 3rd period class and will be dismissed at 12:40 p.m.
Here are your morning announcements for Friday, October 11th:
On a brisk fall afternoon, the Frosh Football team butchered a potential Viking invasion on the David Fitzpatrick Field. The Viking clan came out strong and took the lead into halftime. However, the Barons regrouped at halftime and shattered the Vikings dreams of victory, with the Barons winning 28-19. Special notice should get giving to the great play by Scott Craig, Cade Siegrist, Justin Martinez, Matt Powell, Joey Foster, Conner Vanderveen., Adam Torres, Jacob Garrett, Tyler Lee, Gavin Carter, Kallan Detloff, and Angel Hernandez. Next week come support your 1st place Barons as they take on the Huntington Beach Oilers at home. Go Big Blue!!
Congratulations to JV football on their big win yesterday over Marina high school 47-13. The barons play next week against Huntington Beach in what sure should be an epic Sunset league battle at Huntington Beach high school.
Hey Barons, come to the Homecoming Game tonight at Westminster High School and watch your mighty Barons Football team start league play against Marina. Come join the festivities and see who your 2013 Homecoming King & Queen are!
Congratulations, once again, to boys water polo. All 3 teams dominated Marina this week in their first league game of the season. Wish them well next week when the take on Huntington to continue their winning streak!
Your Baron volleyball girls are hosting a Dig Pink event for breast cancer awareness next Monday, October 14th. Come to the gym for the Lady Barons match against Marina, JV at 4:30, Varsity at 5:30. There will be food and baked goods for sale, all proceeds benefiting Side-Out Foundation.
Wear something pink and come support your Lady Barons!
Reminder to all Alumni Staff members… check your email for important info about being honored at the Homecoming Game Tonight!
Here are your morning announcements for Wednesday, October 9th:
Congratulations to Girls Tennis on their victory over Huntington Beach 10 to 8. It was a very close match. The Baron girls fought their hearts out today, way to come back after tough losses to Edison and Los Alamitos! Demi Dang came on strong to win all of her 3 matches. Katie HO and Tia Wheelock won 2 of their singles matches….. Go Barons!
At the crack of dawn on Tuesday FVHS Surf Team had their first competition against Huntington. Barons performed well but Huntington was victorious in the end. Some notable finishes were Sage Oosterhof, Colleen Millican and John Richardson with second place finishes while Eric Tello, Aly Johns and Nathan Davis had 3rd place finishes. Keep up the great surfing team!
Don’t miss the First concert of our award-winning Vocal Music Program. Livin’ the Life is our annual Fall Preview Concert and will be held tomorrow, Thursday night at the Robert Moore Theater at Orange Coast College. The concert starts at 7:00pm and features all of our seven choirs. Tickets are on sale today by Room 307 and are $8 for students….or you can buy them at the door before the concert. Don’t miss great music, from the Beatles to Broadway to Italian Opera Choruses…..there’s something for everyone. This concert will be short…but powerful! Our Baron singers are definitely Livin’ the Life!
Cal St Long Beach and the Career Center will be hosting a Cal St Application Workshop today at 2:00pm in the Computer lab. If you need help or have any questions regarding the Cal State App we will be in the computer lab to help you!
A really BIG thing is happening next Wednesday, October, 16th. It’s College and Career Day! Grades 9, 10 and 11 will participate in school wide testing and seniors will go to the gym for a College and Career Forum. Students are you wondering why you need to take another test? The answer is easy: 9th grade EXPLORE helps you choose careers that match your interests; 10th grade PLAN points out academic strengths and matches careers; 11th grade PSAT qualifies you for scholarships and helps with college and career planning.
Hey Barons! Dress up days for the rest of the week are… Thursday Jersday! Wear your favorite sports Jersey! And Olympic colors friday! Seniors wear white, juniors wear red , sophomores wear blue and freshman wear yellow!
Your Baron volleyball girls are hosting a Dig Pink event for breast cancer awareness next Monday, October 14th. Come to the gym for the Lady Barons match against Marina, JV at 4:30, Varsity at 5:30. There will be food and baked goods for sale, all proceeds benefiting Side-Out Foundation.
Wear something pink and come support your Lady Barons!
Are you an aspiring artist or journalist? The Constitutional Rights Foundation of Orange County holds a courtroom artist and journalism competition through the Mock Trial program. In the past two years, FVHS students have won first and second place in both art and journalism Orange County and participated at the state finals. Be part of an award winning team. Stop by Ms. LaFramboise’s room, 131, to learn more.
ATTENTION BARONS…
Today and tomorrow are the last days to purchase your Homecoming tickets. Prices will be $70.00 with Super Baron or ASB Card & 75.00 without. Financial Office hours will be 7:30am to 3:00pm
You must have an ID Card, Clearance Slip or Dance Contract to purchase tickets.
Here are your morning announcements for Wednesday, Oct. 2:
Great job, varsity field hockey, for their tie in overtime against last year’s Sunset League Champs, Huntington Beach HS. Good luck Friday against Edison!
JV girls tennis did an outstanding job beating Edison. Holly Lam won all of her doubles matches with Marianne Thio and Keemia Kasravi. Giao Pham and Annie Phan won 2 of the 3 matches. Varsity girls fought very hard but lost 8-10.
Attention all Baron ladies, girls water polo is looking for players! If you are interested in joining the girls water polo team please see Coach Esson on the pool deck on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons after your 5th or 6th period.
Remember, baseball tryouts continue today and tomorrow on the varsity baseball field at 3:30.
The boys water polo team went 5 and 1 at the America’s Finest tournament this weekend. The boys beat Coronado High School, the best team in San Diego County, for the first time ever. Congratulations, boys and keep up the strong performance!!
Hey Barons! Don’t forget the deadline to submit your Homecoming Video is this Friday, Oct. 4. If you’re asking your date to Homecoming in a creative way, and you get it on film, we will be having the Homecoming Video Contest! The winner will receive a pair of homecoming tickets! All videos must be under ninety seconds long, and submissions must be submitted to the form on the FVHS activities website. The top three videos will be put into a poll to be voted on by students, and the winner will be announced at the Homecoming Assembly.
Senior Favorites voting is due this Friday, Oct. 4. Please vote by visiting the link on the FVHS homepage.
National Honors Society is now scouting for new recruits. We’re looking for members who want to participate in school and community service activities, and who excel in the areas of leadership, service, and character. If this sounds like you, apply today! Applications can be found online and are due no later than Oct. 4 at 3 p.m. in Room 132.
