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EAST BUTLER BULLETIN
“WHERE FUTURES BEGIN"
AUGUST 20, 2013
www.ebutlertigers.org
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2013
School Picture Day
Monsanto Field Day
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2013
NO SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013
4:30 P.M. – Softball Triangular – Twin River at David City
6:30 P.M. – Football Parent Meeting in Wrestling Room
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 2013
NO SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2013
East Butler Foundation Golf Scramble – David City
MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 2013
NWEA Testing Week
TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2013
5:00-6:30 P.M. – Open House
5:30 P.M. – Senior/Parent 1:1 Computer Program Orientation - Gym
6:30 P.M. – Athletic Booster Club Hotdog Feed – City Park
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FOOTBALL PARENT MEETING: All parents of high school football players are encouraged to attend a parent meeting on Thursday, Aug. 22 at 6:30 P.M in the wrestling room at Brainard.
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EAST BUTLER OPEN HOUSE: PLEASE JOIN US ON:
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 27th FROM 5:00-6:30 P.M. FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE AT THE BRAINARD, AND DWIGHT SCHOOLS!
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COME MEET THE NEW STAFF MEMBERS!
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APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ANY 9-12 GRADE STUDENT WHO IS INTERESTED IN BEING ON STUDENT COUNCIL THIS YEAR. The applications are outside of Ms. Widick's room and are due back to her by 3:30 on Monday, August 26.
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THE 2012-2013 YEARBOOKS HAVE ARRIVED AND ARE AVAILABLE FOR PICK UP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. If you can't come to the school to pick it up, contact Ms. Widick to arrange delivery (545-2081 or kwidick@esu7.org). There are a few extra copies available for purchase at $40 if you missed out on your opportunity to get yours last year.
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COUNSELOR’S NOTES:
*SENIORS: Be sure and check the wall outside the Counselor's office
occasionally for information on scholarships and deadlines. If you have
questions, be sure and ask Mrs. Simmerman.
*Anyone who is planning on taking the ACT soon, there is an ACT WORKSHOP being
offered in David City on Oct. 5. If interested, please see Mrs. Simmerman for
a registration form. The deadline to sign up for this is September 27.
*JUNIORS & SENIORS: Be sure to check in the counselor’s office for dates and
registration deadlines for taking the ACT Test. The first test is coming up
September 21st with the registration deadline of August 23rd See
Mrs. Simmerman for more information.
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BUTLER COUNTY TRUANCY PROGRAM – The Butler County Truancy Program focuses on early identification of children of all ages K-12th grades that are at risk of being suspended or are at risk for involvement in the Juvenile Justice System due to truancy. The Butler County Truancy Program will address intervention strategies for those who are demonstrating significant difficulty attending school on a regular basis. This program will involve parents, guardians, teachers, mentors, and other caring adults to better understand the child at risk. East Butler students who accumulate five (5) unexcused absences in a quarter shall be deemed to have “excessive absences” and may be referred to the Butler County Truancy Program.
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CALENDAR CHANGES:
*Softball – Add September 9 – North Bend Central – Away – 4:30 P.M.
*Softball – Add September 23 – Triangular-Fillmore Central at David City
– 4:30 P.M.
*Softball – No game on September 19 with Wahoo
*Softball – September 12 – Not a Triangular – Games start at 5:00 P.M.
*Marching Band – October 23 – Wayne State Cancelled Contest
*Girls’ & Boys’ Basketball – December 3 – Exhibition Game will be at East
Butler not at Raymond Central
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ATTACK ON ASTHMA NEBRASKA – We are asking all parents of students with Asthma or Anaphylaxis to fill out the Emergency Care Plan Form which we will keep on file in the school. Please stop by the office if you need this form.
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TOPP NOTE:
DEAR FAN: As we begin another school year and Activity Season, all of us associated with the programs and activities here at school would like to remind you of some very important tips that will make your viewing of high school athletic contests and other events more enjoyable.
1. Please be a “fan” and not a “fanatic”. We will enjoy the games and activities and want to cheer our teams on to victory, but remember positive reinforcement of great plays does more for an athlete than a negative comment. Remember good plays happen on both sides of the ball. If you see an opponent do something great, acknowledge it. We want our teams to play the best so that we can be our best.
2. Sportsmanship is the strongest educational lesson we teach in athletics and activities. Remember that you are a teacher while in the stands. Help us all to teach a lesson that will last a lifetime. Do not confuse sportsmanship with the idea that nice guys finish last. Good sports do finish first on the scoreboard and in life.
3. Officials of any activity have a very difficult and thankless job. Don’t make their job harder by second guessing calls or decisions that may not have been made “the way you see it.” Remember the official is much closer to the action than you are and has very little interest in the outcome of the game, who wins or who loses. Their only objective is to maintain an “even playing field” for all participants.
4. Help us welcome opposing teams and make their stay at our school a good experience. Remember, next year we will be back at their school. Treat opposing schools and their fans and players with all the respect that we would expect when we come to their school.
5. If you bring young children to the game, make sure that they sit with you and watch the game. Children learn from imitation. They will learn to be good participants and good spectators from what they see. Children running up and down the bleachers or in front of the crowd only detract from the game and hurt those that are playing. Always remember that “the show is on the floor.”
6. Always report unsportsmanlike behavior to the supervisors that are on duty. At our school, we place a real premium on having our staff supervise contests. There are always plenty of people ready to help. We will do everything within our power to make sure that you enjoy the great contest that you come to see.
7. The Nebraska School Activities Association is asking all member schools to strictly enforce their restrictions regarding spectators standing during the entire game and also rushing onto the playing surface following the conclusion of a game. We will likewise ask that all fans, both home and away, follow this request. Good sportsmanship is a continual process before, during, and after each contest.
8. Finally, many individual conferences and the Nebraska Coaches Association award Sportsmanship Trophies to schools that exhibit the most exemplary sportsmanship in a particular tournament, sport season or year. By making the winning of such an award a school and community goal we will go a long way in showing others what an outstanding school and community we have.
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IMPORTANT CALENDAR CHANGE - School will be dismissed at 12:00 P.M. on the following dates during the 2013-2014 school year due to teacher in-services:
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
These dates will replace the two hour late starts we have had in prior years.
NO LUNCH will be served on these days. Sports practice times may be adjusted
accordingly. Please mark your calendars.
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EAST BUTLER ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB HOTDOG FEED - The East Butler Athletic Booster Club Hotdog Feed (hot dog, chips, & soda for a free will donation) will be Tuesday, August 27 at 6:30 P.M. in the Brainard City Park for
all coaches, sports participants, parents, and fans to order t-shirts and booster club items.
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FIRST HALF SECOND HALF
Marty/Janene Helman Carl/Jeanette Rezac
Gina Hotovy Pat/Ann Benes
John/Karen Sousek Darell/Theresa Aerts
Randy/Diane Semrad Jeff Dvorak
Karen Zitek Jeff/Margi Karber
Please be at game 1/2 hour before start. Thank you for helping out. If you are unable to make it, please find someone to take your place. Thanks! East Butler Booster Club.
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