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Welcome to Oakland Catholic High School! Spirituality, Scholarship, Service Today is Thursday February 12 DAY 4 • If you purchased a candy gram and your friend did not receive it this morning in homeroom, please stop into Guidance. • Dress Down Day • Thursday, February 12 • $3 – Benefits the Prom Club Father George’s class is to report to the library for class on Thursday! • Anyone interested in getting a Letterman Jacket! Natale Sporting Goods will be at all lunches on Thursday February 12. You need your OC letter and a $50.00 deposit to get fitted and order your jacket. Any questions please see Mrs. Bielich. • All art work from Semester one must be picked up by February 18. • Work not claimed by the 18th will no longer be available. • collect jeans for underprivileged teenagers in the local area • • • • • • new or gently used full length jeans ANY size (larger sizes in greater demand) ANY style (ex. men’s/ women’s, colored, etc.) Unacceptable Donations: pants other than jeans (ex. no khakis, corduroy, shorts/ skirts) • • ask parents, family members, neighbors (anyone really) for jeans spread the word (we’re all in the position to help!) • • SPIRIT POINTS!!!!!! submit photo of you (and your friends) donating jeans for a chance to win a national scholarship- send to Francesca Corna – [email protected] February 3rd – February 12th OAKLAND CATHOLIC STUDENTS • You are cordially invited to join the CCHS Ping Pong club!! CCHS Table Tennis Club Coach/Sponsor: Mark Krotec [email protected] 412-916-2439 Activity Descriptor: Based on student interest, the following options are available: Individual Round Robin Pool Play- includes weekly ranking updates, awards, etc. Play Wednesdays + Thursdays 3-5. Team Play: players draft teams and compete in a league format. Personal training/coaching. Interscholastic play – possible matches against other schools. Entry to our POTTC league play, and new POTTC Junior Play. The POTTC is poised to initiate a Junior Table Tennis Venue. Players under 18 years of age are invited to take advantage of a choice of: 1. Match play 2. Clinic-style training 3. Personal coaching. Attention Senior Team • Mr. Flohr will again offer his new mini course: • Getting Ready for College - Surviving the 1st Semester Successfully! • February 18 and 23 and Monday March 2 Turn in or pick up your registration form in the main office. • • • • • Saint Sebastian CYM presents Godspell Friday March 20 @ 7:30 pm Saturday March 21 @ 2 pm & 7:30 pm Sunday March 22 @ 2 pm • No admission charge; free-will donations are accepted to benefit our Parish Project Hope in Appalachia and the Diocesan Mission in Chimbote, Peru • • All performances are in Getty Hall (our school gymnasium). Black History Month Historical Figures! Ziryab: Abu l-Hasan Ali Ibn Nafi(789857) • A polymath, with knowledge in astronomy, geography, meteorology, botanics, cosmetics, culinary art and fashion • He also introduced the use of crystal as a container for drinks, which was more effective than metal. Prior to his time, food was served plainly on platters on bare tables, as was the case with the Romans. • Popularized Hygiene through introducing a deodorant he created to eliminate bad odors, promoted morning and evening baths, and emphasized maintaining personal hygiene. • Introduced new cuisine and the three course meal Alessandro De Medici Alessandro De Medici Alessandro de' Medici called "il Moro", Duke of Penne and also Duke of Florence, was ruler of Florence from 1530 until 1537. George Washington Carver • George Washington Carver was born on a farm near Diamond, Missouri, in Newton County about 1865. • George Washington Carver was a world-famous chemist who made important agricultural discoveries and inventions. His research on peanuts, sweet potatoes, and other products helped poor southern farmers vary their crops and improve their diets. • Carver was the First nation memorial erected in honor of an African American. • George Carver’s research and instruction helped poor southern farmers, both white and black, change their farming practices and improve their diets. • - People from all over the world asked Carver for agricultural advice because he was able to show farmers how to maximize plant production and improve the soil at very little cost. • He stressed the importance of planting peanuts to upgrade the quality of the soil, which had been depleted from years of planting cotton. He also created and tested many recipes in his laboratory. • He also became known as a promoter of racial equality. People who wanted to improve race relations in America asked for Carver’s help. During the 1920’s and 1930’s, he traveled throughout the South delivering his message of racial harmony. • The mayor of New York City appointed Bolin as a judge on July 22, 1939. She was the first Black woman judge; and was reconfirmed by the next three mayors, serving for ten years.