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LOOKING HE D

Fri. Dec. 1211:30 EARLY

DISMISSAL; Home Game vs

St. Martin GC 4:00, GA 5:10

BB 6:20, BA 7:30

Sat. Dec. 13Game vs. St.

Martin BC 10:00

Sun. Dec. 149:00 a.m.

Christmas Concert in church

Tues. Dec. 16GRINCH DA

IN GRADE 1

Wed. Dec. 17NO CHAPEL;

DRESS REHERSAL 1:002:

Public Welcome!

Thurs. Dec. 185:156:30

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM L-Z;

7:008:15 CHRISTMAS PRO

GRAM A-K

Fri. Dec. 19PAJAMA DAY;

Parties and Movie in the P.M

BB Game @ St. Paul GB 4:00

GA 5:10; BB 6:20; BA 7:30

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BASKETBALL & SPIRIT

SQUAD PRACTICES

Mon: BB 3:10-4:30; BA 4:30

6:00; BC 6:00-7:30

Tues: GC 3:10-4:30; GA 4:30

6:00; BC 6:00-7:30; SS 3:10-

4:30 in Cafeteria

Wed: BB 3:10-4:30; BA 4:30

6:00; GB 6:00-7:30Thurs. GC 3:10-4:30; GA 4:3

6:00; GB 5:15-6:30; SS 6:30-

7:45

RING OUT THE CHIMESThe 7th graders were hard at work to

make last minute adjustments. Thestudents performed this past Wednes-day evening at St. Jakobi and will alsoperform this Sunday at the St. James 9a.m. service. Under the direction ofMrs. Black the students have beenlearning their pieces. Forsome who do not read musicit has been a bit more chal-lenging but in the end itsounded like a beautiful

Christmas medley of Praise!Thank you to Mrs. Black forall the hours of direction and

preparation she puts in, to the stu-dents and to their parents fortransporting them and making sure

they get to the performances. Theresult has become a yearly traditionthat we all look forward to! Besure to come this Sunday to hear

ourchimesgroups aswell asour band.The adultchoir

from St. James as wellas our Bells of Praisewill also participate inthis Sunday morningconcert. We hopethe whole family cancome and enjoy themusic of the Christmas Season!

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Are You Ready?

Competition Begins in

January

After the New Year, there is goingto be a competition between thegrades to see which home roomcan bring in the most box tops!

START COLLECTING THEMNOW!! Dont wait until January tostart collecting at home and gettingyour neighbors and relatives to col-lect for you as well! We will runthe competition for three weekswith a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, prizesto be announced as we get closer.For now, startcollecting!

BASKETBALL PARENT VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP

Date: Sat. December 13

Games First Game Starts @ 10:00 a.m.

PARENT HELPERS:Snack Bar 9:30End OPEN & OPEN

Door Monitors 9:30End OPEN & OPEN

Clock Girls C NO GAMEBoys C Erin Klement

Book Girls C NO GAMEBoys C Lorine Raddant

Gym/Hallway Clean-up OPEN

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR ST. JAMES CRUSADERS!

BASKETBALL PARENT VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP

Date: Friday, December 12

Games First Game Starts @ 4:00

PARENT HELPERS:Snack Bar 3:15-5:30 Tim Marien & Jacquie Andrada

5:30Close OPEN & OPENDoor Monitors 3:15-5:30 Cynthia Miesbauer & OPEN

5:30end Laurie Johnson & Mike Johnson

Clock Girls C Dave Passehl

Girls A OPENBoys A Kari Parker

Book Girls C OPEN

Girls A Lorna BuelowBoys B OPEN

Boys A OPENGym/Hallway Clean-up OPEN

The Importance ofGod's LawIn Mr. Schumm's 6th gradeCatechism class, the students arelearning about the importance andthe reasons for God giving us the TenCommandments.Students were given random objects

and were told to create a game. A good game hasrules and prevents chaos. They realized how im-portant rules are to a game, thus they alsolearned how important God's Law is for our lives.

ATTENTION!!!WE STILL HAVE SCRIP

AVAILABLE IN THE

OFFICE.

LAST SCRIP ORDER WILL

GO IN ON FRIDAY

DECEMBER 12TH9 A.M.

NEW PLAYGROUND SURFACE

NEEDED

Right now we are in the process of mak-ing some repairs to our playground so itwill be in tip-top shape by the timespring rolls around. Our playground getsa lot of hard use and so these repairs areinevitable. We also need to replace thewoodchips on our playground and wouldlike to get rid of the wood chips and re-place them with a 6 layer of rubber

mulch to improve safety on our muchused playground. The cost is approx.$13,000. We are hoping that we can usesome of our Race for Education Funds aswell as some Gala Funds that have notbeen designated. However, that will notcover the costs. We are looking for somealternative ways to raise the additionalfunds either through private donations orother fundraising events. If you have anyideas, please pass them on to one of our

staff.

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Chapel offering for this weektotaled $96.75 fora total of$1,377.00. Hopefully we willannounce the mission orministry each classroom willbe supporting next week.

KID SAVERS FOR THE

WEEK OF DEC. 8-12 2014

COMPLETED BOOKS:

AidanMiesbauer, Braden Barkley,Samantha Richer and Riley MoedeCLASS THAT SAVED THE MOST: 4th!

The Staff has m ade it their goal to pray

for 5 of our school families each week at

our weekly morning devotions. Please

join the staff in lifting these 5 fam ilies

up in prayer

If you have any additional prayer requests that you

wish to have the sta ff add to their prayer list, please

contact Mrs. Longmire at any time.

Luke Alvarez (Rick and Jennifer)

Rayna & Taylor Beversdorf (Ross & C ari)

Shayla Kroenke (Paul & Amy)

Chris & Courtney Parker ( Greg & Kari)

Karisa Zepplin (Amber Schultz)

SUNDAY, December 14th

Christmas Concert in Church

9:00 a.m.

7th & 8th required attendance

Hand Chimes 2 groups

6,7 & 8 Band required attendance

Everyone is invited to attend this worshipservice of special Christmas music!

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WILLOW

On Monday Jaden and hismom brought in their catWillow for show and tell forthe Mon/Wed/Friday pre-school threes class.Willow is a sphinx, which is a hairless cat. Willow

came into the room and was veryhappy to see all of Jaden's friendsat school.

EARLY SCHOOLDISMISSAL

FRIDAY DEC. 1211:30 A.M.

THERE WILL BE BUSSING!

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT

WRLHS is pleased to announce theirnew partnership with CUW - The DualCredit Program. Beginning January

2015, students may earn college credits at a fraction of the tradition-al undergraduate cost (how does $150 sound for a 3 creditclass?!) Check out all of the information including the availablecourse list on the attached document and please share this exciting

news with other school and church families.

Christmas Break

December nd

January 4th

School Resumes January 5th

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110 Supporters (same)132,165 School Roo Points (+17,855 PTS. Since last

week)Total Earned: $281.60 (+$12.55 earned this week)

CRUSADER SCOREBOARD

6th 12th Grade Youth

Are Welcome

Bible Study on Sunday Nights @ 6:00 pm in Room 112.A 1 hour bible study with 1/2 hr. open gym. Pick up willbe by the gym doors at 7:30 pm. A reminder that therewill be NO BIBLE STUDY DURING CHRISTMAS VA-CATION.

January 10th (Saturday) Hide n seek. 6:30-9:00pm.Meet in youth room. We will play hide n seek in the darkbasement and school. Flashlights provided.

MONDAY, DEC. 15 TUESDAY, DEC. 16 WEDNESDAY DEC. 17

Little Smokies Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce Corndogs

Macaroni & Cheese Salad Bar Potato Wedges

Salad Bar Garlic Bread Green Beans or Carrots

Pear Slices Pineapple Slices PeachesBread/Milk Milk Milk

SCHOOL MENUWEEK OF DECEMBER 15-19, 2014

THURSDAY, DEC. 18 FRIDAY, DEC. 19

Chicken Hamburger on a Bun

Parsley Potatoes Chips

Corn Pretzels

Cranberries Baby Carrots

Jello Fresh Fruit

Bread/Milk Cookies

Milk

ST. JAMES HOOPS

GC 11 14GB 17 28

GA 20 18

BC 11 14

BB 15 17

BA 27 28

Go Maroon &

White

CHANGES IN SCRIP STARTING

JANUARY 1

STARTING JANUARY 1, THE KWIK TRIP REBATEWILL BE CHANGED FROM 9% TO 4%.

GET THOSE CARDS NOW!

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SILLY SOCK TREE

FOR SOUTH INDIAN

LAKE MINISTRY

Bring your silly socks

to hang on our sock

tree starting next week.

Lets see if we cant

fill up the tree with

some wild and crazy

socks!DEADLINE: DEC. 19TH

ACOLYTE SCHEDULE

FOR DECEMBER

5:30

1) Erica schmidt

2) Jordyn schmidt

7:30

1)grant andrada

9:00

1 Will hoefs

2 open

Playground Duty12/12EARLY DISMISSAL

12/15

Heather Kleinschmidt12/16Brian Johnson

12/17Brian Johnson

12/18Brian Johnson

12/19Mark Conradt

CHRISTMAS CLASS

GIFTS

As we have done in thepast, each classroom will

be collecting toys OR

cash for boys and girls at

their own grade level.

Each teacher will be

sending a note about how

they would like to go

about collecting for this

years toy drive.DEADLINE: DEC. 12TH

Shut in Christmas Caroling

Sunday December 14th

Meet in the church narthex at 4pm

COME

JOIN US!BRING THE

WHOLE

FAMILY!!

Luigis After?

MENS BASKETBALLOPEN GYM STARTING!

We are again going to be having Men's basketball open gym on Sat-urdays this school year. We are starting this Saturday, Dec. 6th from8:00-about 10:00 am. There are a great group of guys that came lastyear and we would love to have you join in and play. The schedulewill occasionally be adjusted due to other events scheduled in thegym, but I will send out weekly emails to regular attendees to keepthem informed. I hope to see you this Saturday at 8:00 and please let

me know if you have any questions! Mr. Fosheim

VOTERS MEETING THIS

SUNDAY DEC. 7TH AT 11:45

IN THE CHURCH SANCTURY

ST. JAMES GIRLS COMPETE OVERTHE WEEKENDFifth Graders Gabi Bukoski and Ananya Wilson swam for theShawano Community Swim Club this past weekend at theirhome meet. The girls and the whole team had a lot of fun anddid very well! This wasAnanya's first ever swimmeet and Gabi took person-al bests in 6 out of 7 events.

The girls were cheered onand coached by St. Jamesown Rachel Benedict!Great job girls!

Its the Most

Wonderful Time

of the Year!

PK4s ARE

ALL

BUNDLED

UP &

READY TO

PLAY

IN THE

SNOW!

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CONGRATULATIONS ST. JAMES ALUMNI!

It is always great when we can step back and take a moment to recognizethose alumni of ours who have gone on to high school and share their ac-complishments with the rest of the school! Pictured above are members

of the Shawano High School Honor Society and all these girls are St.James graduates.Pictured above are: FR: Megan Klitzke, Lauren Roloff, Hannah Neumann,Samantha Raddant and Kristi Kurtz.BR: Morgan Klitzke, Lexi Dobberstein, Erika Dunnam and MadelineSchultz. We are so proud of these girls and their academic achievements!Congratulations!!

CHILD CARE AVAILABLE

INFANTSAGE 45:00 UNTIL THE END OF THE LAST

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.

Room 6

Children will be supervised by some ofour trained Child Care Staff. There willbe a FREEWILL DONATION for thisservice.

If you are going to be using this service,please let Mrs. Urban, ECC Directorknow, no later than Monday, December15th.

Please call 715-524-5422 to make your

reservation now!

CHRISTMAS

PROGRAM TIMES

THURSDAY, DEC. 18 5:15 L-Z

THURSDAY, DEC. 18 7:00 A-K

M TH FROM NEW NGLE

"On your mark...get set...GO! Our 8thgraders were racing this past week as theyparticipated in a Math lab that tested theirabilities to classify quadrilaterals. Around

the gym were different classifications for

quadrilaterals. Some of the classificationswere 1) all angles add up to 360 degrees 2)has two pairs of parallel lines 3)contains

four rightan-

gles. With a partner(s) they had to take theirassigned quadrilateral post-its and racearound the gym sticking them on the corre-sponding attributes before racing back to the"finished" square. It was a fun and engaginglearning opportunity during our geometrychapter."Miss Schultz

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NLSA ACCREDITATION SURVEYHave you taken the time to fill out the survey that went out this lastWednesday? It was sent to all the parents through Fast Direct andwill take less than 3 minutes to fill out the 4 question survey. Thequestions are part of our accreditation process that we are goingthrough and will be a big help to us moving forward. Wont youtake a minute now and take the survey? Thank You!

Wolf River Lutheran High School is pleased to offer The Dual Credit Program which allows students to earn both highschool and college credits through online courses taught by Concordia University Wisconsin faculty. The programallows students to complete dual credit courses online for a fraction of the traditional undergraduate cost.

Features and BenefitsEarn college credits while in high school.

Receive dynamic instruction from collegiate faculty.

Highly affordable tuition through the Concordia Promise*

and Concordia Promise Plus scholarships.

Choose from a number of semester-long (15 weeks) courses.Access to CUWs online library holdings and databases.

High School Dual Credit CoursesCourse Number Course Title Credits

SOC 101 EL Introduction to Sociology 3PSY 101 EL Introduction to Psychology 3HIST 153 EL American Civilization 3ENG 103 EL Civilization and Worldviews: Literature 3ENG104 EL Introduction to Writing 3MGMT 103 EL Principles of Management 3ECON 200 EL Principles of Economics 3

MKTG 131 EL Principles of Marketing 3COMM 247 EL Introduction to Business Writing 3CHIN 101 EL Mandarin I 3ACCT 201 EL Accounting 3ACCT 202 EL Accounting II 3CSC 150 EL Foundations of Computer Science 3

*The Concordia Promise scholarship reduces the cost of tuition from $200 per credit to $50 per credit and is available

for students currently enrolled in a Christian high school or homeschool who are not eligible for state, district or

outside funding.

PLEASE BE SURE TO PICK

UP YOUR SCRIP ORDERS

NO LATER THAN

DECEMBER 19TH.

THE SCHOOL OFFICE WILL

BE CLOSED OVER THE

CHRISTMAS BREAK

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