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Volume #9
2015
October 23,
NewsFlash
By Tom Ito
On October 20th, Fillmore High
conducted its evacuation drill.
Students and staff evacuated out
to the baseball field in an orderly
manner. Search and Rescue went
out to the classrooms and checked
all the classrooms and commons
areas.
The whole drill was
completed in twenty minutes. The
impressive thing from staff was the
behavior of the students during the
25 minutes on the field.
They
maintained proper behavior and
acted in the best manner.
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Fillmores Finest
Staff: Karina Romero, Nichia Huxtable
Students: Bryana Priebe, Jorge
Acevedo
Volunteer: Lynn Edmonds
Classroom Corner
Every Day is a Gift by Anna Morielli
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the poem, breaks it down for students
to
analyze
for
meaning
and
significance keeping in mind the
mood, tone, symbolism and irony.
Should I do it or not do it --thought
versus action. Should I be the king or
should I not be the king . . . Hamlet
surrenders: maybe easier to die in his
sleep, dont have to worry about
responsibilities. But Hamlet is afraid
of death. It is the fear of death that
makes us live.
Dollar hits it on the nail: Bad things
happen to good people. Even with all
the bad things in life, we continue to
love life. The more we think about
something, the less likely we take
action.
Every
decision we
make creates
our
future
making every
day a gift.
Activities
By Darby Schieferle
over
thirty
ASB
sponsored
a
Blood Drive with the
United
Blood
Services
on
Wednesday, October
21, 2015. There were
participants donating
Athletes in Action
By Epi Torres
For the first time ever Elkins Golf
Course hosted 13 TCAA teams in the
second of 3 league meets. Running on
this beautiful course proved to be a
formidable
challenge
for
all
competitors as they had to navigate
two major climbs. One of the climbs
came early in the first mile and the
final climb came in the last mile of this
course. All 4 races will determine
league championship teams and which
boys and girls varsity teams will
represent TCAA at the Southern
Section CIF prelim meet on November
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14th at the Riverside
Country Course.
City
Cross
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points. The runner up position went to
Fillmore who was led by Susie Garcia
6th in 22:35.73, followed by Julissa
Martinez 7th in 22:.57.90, Cecilia
Cisneros 9th in 23:04.66, Lauren
Magdaleno 11th in 23:36.24, Emma
Orozco 12th in 23:38.62, Marisol
Martinez 14th in 24:07.29, Maria
Rubalcava 17th in 25:01.24, Briana
Lopez 26th in 26:13.28, Yakeline
Magana 28th in 27:05.63, and Maria
Lopez 50th in 31:20.93.
Fillmore coaches were proud to host
this meet on a perfect day and on
such a wonderful venue that provided
spectacular views and a challenging
course for all competitors. It was
great to see so many Fillmore fans and
family come out and support the
teams on this great day. A special
thanks goes out to the Elkins Golf
Course Board of Directors, staff, and
Fillmore Rotary. Thanks for working
with us to make this meet a great
success.
The Flashes will next compete on
Friday at the nations largest cross
Important Dates
10/24 Band & Colorguard @ Simi
Valley High School
10/26 PBIS Team Meeting
10/27 Volleyball w/Santa Clara
10/29 Volleyball w/Carpinteria
10/30 Football w/Nordhoff
10/31 Senior Ball Memorial Building