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2006 - 2007 Staffing and Enrollment
Plans are up and running for next year, already. The teachers will be returning as follows: Kindergarten – Mrs. Suzie Thomas, 1st Grade – Mrs. Lynne Erger, 2nd Grade – Mrs. Jennifer Boll, 3rd Grade – Mr. Ken Krueger, 4th Grade – Mrs. Jan Thompson, 5th Grade – Mrs. Cindy Speed and Mr. Richard Thomas, 6th Grade – Mrs. Susan Kesler, 7th Grade – Mr. Ted Loomans, 8th Grade – Mrs. Starla Jackson, and Resource – Mrs. Kerri Kanning.
The teacher aides will be: 1st Grade – Mrs. Donna Hertz, 2nd Grade – Mrs. Shelly Nardella, and 3rd Grade / Upper – Mrs. Brenda Sand.
The kitchen staff will be Mrs. Magnuson, Mrs. Kober, and Mrs. Hertz. There is one opening for the kitchen staff for 3 hours per day. If you are interested, please let Mrs. Magnuson know so she can begin a list.
We are also continuing the enrollment process for next year. Following is a list as class numbers now stand. Classes are full at 26 students. If you have friends or family that are considering Trinity, please encourage them to contact the school, even for those classes that are full right now. We always have some changing occurring over the summer.
Kindergarten – 26; 1st Grade – 26; 2nd Grade – 20; 3rd Grade – 26;
4th Grade – 22; 5th Grade – 17; 6th Grade – 26; 7th Grade – 24; 8th Grade – 25
In Christ,
Richard Thomas, Principal
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Congratulations to our 4th quarter Honor Roll students! |
High Honor Roll | | Honor Roll |
Alexis A. -- Alisha K. -- Andrew P.
Ben B. -- Callie F. -- Cherish S.
Colton W. -- David K. -- Eddie S.
Erin K. -- Garret M. -- Garrett P.
Hannah F. -- Jenny O. -- Josh C.
Josh E. -- Kaitlyn R. -- Kaleb S.
Kasie C. -- Katie C. -- Kory E.
Lauren L. -- Lindsay G. -- Lukas L.
Makenna S. -- Michael W. -- Naomi P.
Randy K. -- Reese C. -- Ryan D.
Ryan G. -- Shawn N. -- Stewart H.
Tori B. -- Veronnaka K.
| | Aidan O. -- Alex K. -- Alicia G.
Allie P. -- Amanda G. -- Ashley K.
Ben L. -- Bethany J. -- Brandon C.
Brandon D. -- Brett O. -- Brian S.
Bronte W. -- Cassie L. -- Chris S.
Colin M. -- Colter S. -- Corbin H.
Dustin L. -- Emily W. -- Grace H.
Jack R. -- Jakab M. -- Jake S.
James C. -- Jonah F. -- Joseph G.
Josh B. -- Katie H. -- Keaton L.
Kristopher S. -- Liz K. -- Madison Y.
Nick T. -- Parker L. -- Paul W.
Seth C. -- Seth V. -- Shelby D.
Stephen H. -- Teagan V. -- Tony N.
Trai K. -- Wiley T. -- Zachary H. |
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Treasure Sale
It's time to start stock-piling all those treasures you no longer have any use for. The annual school Treasure Sale will be Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, June 15th through 17th. We are asking families to please store your items, if possible, until Saturday, May 27th, when we can begin setting up and putting them in the gym. If you have any questions, or need more information, you can call Alicia McKittrick at 373-0086, Bob Joseph at 656-8128, or the school office at 656-1021.
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The 7th Grade will be washing cars in the west parking lot on Tuesday, April 11th. We will wash from 1:00pm to 2:15pm, and then again after chapel, from 3:00pm to 4:30pm. Come and support the 7th Grade class, and get your car clean for Easter!
In case you miss it, we will also be doing a car wash on Friday, April 28th, from 2:00pm to 4:30pm. Freewill donations accepted.
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8th Grade Recycling
The 8th Grade is still collecting aluminum cans to turn in to Golden Recycling to raise money. Thanks to your help, they have raised $12.00 so far. Instead of someone waiting every Wednesday before and after school, just call Tami Schopp at 656-2281 to arrange pickup. She can meet you at school just about any morning to get your aluminum cans. Thank You!
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Is your child struggling academically? Do you think they might benefit from some one-on-one tutoring? Mrs. Laura McCoy, who has taken a leave of absence from teaching this year, has let us know that she is interested in tutoring your child. If you have questions or are interested, please call her at 896-0207.
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Special Chapel Service!
Wednesday, January 4th's chapel service was very special here at Trinity Lutheran School. Pastor Richholt baptized Josiah John Loomans, the newborn son of Mr. Ted Loomans and his wife Susan. We feel very blessed to be a part of such an important time in Josiah’s life! | | Pep Club T-Shirts
This year we are doing something a little different. Instead of having cheerleaders for the Boys’ Basketball season, a Pep Club for all ages has been organized, to cheer for boys basketball and girls volleyball. Josie Spencer has designed a t-shirt. The t-shirts are white with the new pep club design, and will sell for $10 each. There will be a table set up in the hallway after school beginning Monday, January 9th, to place your order. Just one more way to support our school! |
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Weekend Ski & Snowboarding
Red Lodge Mountain is in the process of recruiting for their weekend Ski and Snowboard programs, and have asked for our help. There are two options:
The "Training Team" is a development team, meaning the majority of the emphasis is on instruction rather than competition. Students must have experience skiing and a positive drive to improve. This is limited to 50 participants, ages 7 & up.
The "Saturday Ski & Snowboard Program" is designed for skiers (ages 7-15) and snowboarders (ages 9-15) from never ever to advanced intermediate levels. The focus is on skill progression, safety, and mountain etiquette; all while having a fun adventure on the slopes! Children will be grouped according to age and ability, and will be supervised all day by coaches.
Every Saturday two chaperoned buses will transport skiers and snowboarders from Billings to Red Lodge. Call 652-3161 for details and pricing. A copy of the registration form is available in the school office, or call Snowsports Sales Desk at 446-2610, extention 107. | | Winners Announced!
Winner of the 1st quarter contest for Campbell Soup labels and General Mills BoxTops is the Kindergarten classes. They have won an Ice Cream party! the Kindergartens had 1,187 items combined, with the next closest class being 7th Grade with 587.
Prayer Requests
Throughout the year, many people experience various challenges and heartaches. The power of prayer is amazing. Please remember the Prayer Request Sheet on the Bulletin Board across from the office. We want to help with those special needs by bringing them to our Lord in prayer. If it is a need that you would prefer remain confidential, you can drop it off to Mrs. Heiliger and she will pass it along to the teachers for their early morning devotions and prayer time. We also have a group of parents meeting the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 8:15 A.M., in the school gym. Everyone is welcome to join them. They will be praying for the students, staff, and families of Trinity and also any special prayer requests. |
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Trinity Bobcat Alumni News |
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May, 2006 -
Sarah Talafuse, a 2002 graduate of Trinity Lutheran School, graduated this weekend from West High as Valedictorian. Sarah will attend MSU-Bozeman, majoring in Biology. Her long-term goal is finishing medical school in ten years. Thank you, Sarah, for doing your very best with the gifts God has given you!
Brett Olson, a member of our 8th grade class, has been selected to be a part of the Symphonic Band at Senior High. This is a great achievement for someone going in as a Freshman. He also has been asked to play with the band at the Senior High graduation. Congratulations, Brett!
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Darrell Van Luchene, attended Trinity Lutheran School from September, 1957 to June, 1960; and was in the first 8th Grade graduating class. He then graduated from West High in 1964 and obtained a B.S. in Education and his Lutheran Teacher’s Diploma from Concordia Teachers College (now Concordia University) in Seward, Nebraska. On Saturday, May 6, he will receive an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Concordia University in Seward for his lifetime of service. Congratulations, Dr. Van Luchene!
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April, 2006 -
Congratulations to Cameron Heiliger for being re-elected to serve a second year as Student Body President at Concordia University in St. Paul, Minnesota. He will serve the 2006-2007 school year, which is his Senior year.
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Eric Michel made the Dean’s List at the University of Montana for the fall semester. He is majoring in History. As a member of the U of M Grizzlies football team, he was also selected for membership on the Big Sky Conference’s fall All-Academic Team. Congratulations Eric for your hard work.
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March, 2006 -
Congratulations to Keith R., 4th Grade, who took 1st Place in the YABA City Bowling tournament for singles in the 12-year-old and under division. He rolled an average of 140 for three consecutive games. Kaitlyn, Keith, and Kevin R.’s team also took 2nd in the team event, Kaitlyn and her partner took 3rd in the doubles division with Keith and Kevin taking 5th place. They bowled nine games consecutively over six hours at two different bowling alleys. Keith and Kevin also qualified for the Pepsi Regionals Scholarship tournament on March 6th in Billings.
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We received notice that Jonathan Oset has been listed on the Dean’s List with a 3.58 GPA for the Fall 2005 semester at Montana State University – Bozeman.
Katie Berst, a senior at West High, recently competed in the State Forensics Meet and placed 5th overall in Original Oratory.
Congratulations Jonathan & Katie. Keep up the great work!
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January, 2006 -
Congratulations to the following alumni for making the Basketball teams at their respective high schools!
Senior High: Shane O’Brien, Kevin Karls, Michael Vondra, & Austin Thomas.
Central High: Shannon, Jordan, & Brittney Hatzell.
West High: Christina Thomas, Gesina Perdew, Ally Jackson, & Ben King.
Skyview High: Jamie Elenbaas.
Laurel High: Keith McGlothlin.
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For two years we have designated our chapel offerings to be used to support Trinity alumni who are preparing for full time church work at one of our Concordia Universitys. At Wednesday’s chapel Mr. Thomas presented checks to Cameron Heiliger, Richelle Magnuson, and Alex Michel in the amount of $277 each. This is the offering received for the first half of the school year. All 3 are preparing to become Lutheran school teachers. Cameron is a junior at Concordia in St. Paul, Minnesota. Richelle is a freshman and Alex is a sophomore at Concordia in Seward, Nebraska. Thank you to all who have supported these students in this way. Please continue to keep them in your prayers.
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December, 2005 -
Jessica Leuthold was recently named to be one of forty teen advisors from across the United States for AboveTheInfluence.com. The website, AboveTheInfluence.com, was launched to provide teens alternatives to peer pressure. It allows teens to review questions and solutions to positively deal with teen pressure. This website is maintained with the support of the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign. Through this partnership, teens will find positive access to dealing with sex, drugs, and alcohol. I encourage you to check out this website. Congratulations Jessica on being selected to be a part of this group. It is great to see our alumni sharing their gifts and talents with others, especially in a way that will help their peers.
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Katie Groot and Danae Lenz are co-founders of a new club at Senior High called "Read it Forward Book Club." It invites students to read a variety of genre and share their love of books. They're also able to share their reviews of books on Senior’s website. It is one of many initiatives at Senior to encourage literacy. Way to go girls! Pursuing your own interest while sharing and encouraging others is a great way to make your mark at High School. Keep it up!
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