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January
15, 2007
Welcome
to The Brave Weekly,
Boise
High’s e-newsletter brought to you by the
Boise
Brave Parents. Please
forward this to anyone who would be interested.
See subscribing information at the bottom of the
newsletter. (The
initial newsletter had an errant period in the email
address. That
has been corrected.)
This
Week's Calendar:
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Mon
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Tue
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Wed
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Thu
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Fri
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Sat
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Sun
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15
Martin
Luther King Jr. Day
(No
School)
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16
End
of semester Testing, Zero Hour
Tree
Club Muffin
Sale
(Tues-Fri)
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17
End
of Semester Testing, Periods 3&4
Early
Release (noon)
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18
End
of Semester Testing, Periods 5&6
Early
Release (noon)
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19
End
of Semester Testing, Periods 1&2
End
of First Semester
Early
Release (noon)
Boys
Basketball vs. Borah, HOME 4:30/6:00/7:30
Varsity
Hockey vs. Eagle, 5:00 pm,
Idaho
Ice World, Main Rink
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20
Girls
Basketball vs. Borah, HOME
4:30/6:00/7:30
JV
Hockey vs. Bishop Kelly,
6:00
pm,
Idaho
Ice World, Pepsi Rink
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There’s
no place like home……THIS
YEAR’S MUSICAL IS THE WIZARD OF OZ. Audition
sign-ups are posted on the auditorium doors.
Tryouts are Wed - Fri, Jan. 24-26.
Students should prepare a one to two minute
monologue and a short piece of memorized vocal music.
The musical will run Thursday, May 3 through
Saturday, May 5. Contact
Mr. Swenson for more information.
Congratulations!!!
The Boise High Chamber Orchestra,
led by Orchestra Director Wendy
Hartman, has been invited to this year’s American
String Teachers’ Association National Orchestra
Festival. The Festival, scheduled for March 8-10 in
Detroit
, is widely considered to be the “Superbowl” of
national high school orchestras. On Friday, February 2 at
7:30 pm, a benefit concert will be held in the Boise High
auditorium to raise funds to help pay for the trip.
Boise High’s own Mr. Matt Swenson will be
featured as a tenor soloist in addition to BSU’s Dr.
Nicole Murphy on flute and Angela Hartman, BSU senior, on
clarinet. The
Chamber Orchestra will give a preview performance of their
music. Tickets
are $10 for adults and $5 for students and seniors and may
be purchased at the door or in advance through the ASB
Office, 854-4270, ext. 103.
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V
is for Victory but what is VV??
VALLEY
VISIONS, of course.
It’s the district’s literary
arts magazine.
Please submit two pieces of writing or art
by Friday, Jan. 26.
That’s the first week of second semester.
For applications, see your English or Art
teacher today!!
Maybe you’ll be victorious and have your
work published!
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STUDENTS:
If you are interested in pursuing a future career in the
health field, Boise
High Sports Medicine is an outstanding gateway
pre-college program! We offer courses involving extensive
study in general human anatomy and physiology as well as
injury and illness prevention, care, and rehabilitation.
Credit incentives are in place both for high school
graduation requirements and at the college level. For more
information, please contact Nikki Clark at ext.160 at
Boise High. GO BRAVES!
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Last
Week’s Scoreboard
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Date
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Event
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Boise
High
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Opponent
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Date
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Event
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Boise
High
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Opponent
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Jan.
9
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Girls
Basketball vs.
Caldwell
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Jan.
12
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Varsity
Hockey vs.
Meridian
One
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2
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5
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Sophomore
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24
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34
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Jan.
13
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Boys
Basketball vs.
Mt.
View
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JV
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46
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13
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Sophomore
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37
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55
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Varsity
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57
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32
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JV (double overtime)
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57
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62
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Jan.
10
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Wrestling
vs. Capital
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15
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59
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Varsity
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43
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54
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Jan.
11
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Girls
Basketball vs.
Mt.
View
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Jan.
13
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JV
Hockey vs. Centennial
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2
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11
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Sophomore
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11
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51
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JV
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33
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43
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Varsity
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49
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39
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Jan.
12
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Boys
Basketball vs.
Caldwell
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Sophomore
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58
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71
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JV
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59
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54
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Varsity
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60
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51
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Wrestling
Update:
Boise
High lost to Capital 59 to15, but our kids wrestled the
best I have seen in two years. George Gundlach, Ray Ayres
and David Nathan won their matches.
David and George are both ranked in the state and
Ray beat a wrestler that was ranked so Ray should be
ranked next week when the new ranking comes out.
On the JV team, Tyler Lobb, Ryan Ayres, Danny
Oldham, Evan Scigliano, and Hugh Thorton won their
matches. Tuesday,
Jan. 23, will be our Senior Night. We wrestle at 7:30 pm
in the old gym so come support your braves as they take on
Bishop Kelly! -Coach
Murray
Sophomore
Boys Basketball:
The Braves lost two tough games over the weekend, dropping
our record to 2- 10 overall, 1-9 in conference games.
Against
Caldwell
on Friday night, Zack Fox led all scorers with 18 points,
with Tyler McFarland and Max Chambers chipping in 10 and 9
points respectively. On Saturday night against
Mt.
View
, Gregg Simonds had 13 points on 3 of 5 shooting from the
3 pt line, and Tyler McFarland added 8 points in the
contest. The
upcoming schedule has us @ home on Friday vs. Borah and
next week @ Eagle and at home vs. Capital. We hope to see
you all there cheering on the Braves!
-Coach Lange
iPOD
Raffle! Did
Santa bring you everything you wanted for Christmas?
The GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM is raffling off an iPOD
package! Included
in the package are an iPOD, an iHOME portable alarm
clock/speaker docking station, and a car transmitter so
you can rock out in your vehicle.
Tickets are only $1 each or 6 for $5 and can be
purchased through Coach Brydges in Room 313.
The raffle will occur at halftime of our huge
mid-season match up with Borah on Saturday, January 20.
YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!!!!
Fines*
Fines* Fines
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