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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Tuesday March 26, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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For all members of the Class of 2019 who are interested in helping to plan and put together this years Baccalaureate Service our first planning meeting is Thursday March 28th at 7:15 AM in Mr. Hagen’s room, Room 208.  The Baccalaureate Service is scheduled for Wednesday June 5th for graduates, family and friends.

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This announcement is for any students who would like to learn more about the United States Naval Academy as a post-secondary college option.  There will be a bus trip to visit the Academy, which is located in Annapolis Maryland on Saturday March 30th.  The  purpose of this trip is to give interested students and their parents an opportunity to see the Academy first hand, learn about the application/appointment process, and meet with local area high school graduates who are presently midshipmen at the Academy.  If you have an interest in serving your country as an officer, this is a great way to attend college for free, as a degree from the Academy is estimated to be worth approximately $400,000 for the four year program.

 

Check out the information sheet on Schoology if you would like to learn more!

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This week, we are celebrating Environmental Health week by recycling paper!  You can recycle paper in the boxes by the printers/copiers around the school.

A fun fact for you today:  Every year, Americans use about 90 million tons of paper, and only 43 million tons is recycled. The United States is the No 1 trash producing country in the world.

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A second major power cut in just a few hours has plunged the Venezuelan capital Caracas into darkness again, with other regions also affected. It came after a four-hour blackout on Monday which the government sought to blame on opposition sabotage. A nationwide power cut earlier this month prompted looting and desperation in many parts of the country. The opposition blames the power cuts on two decades of underinvestment and corruption by the socialist government.

 

In other news,

 

Scientists say they have discovered a “stunning” trove of thousands of fossils on a river bank in China. The fossils are estimated to be about 518 million years old, and are particularly unusual because the soft body tissue of many creatures, including their skin, eyes, and internal organs, have been “exquisitely” well preserved. Palaeontologists have called the findings “mind-blowing” – especially because more than half the fossils are previously undiscovered species. The fossils, known as the Qingjiang biota, were collected near Danshui river in Hubei province.

 

On this day in 1953, American medical researcher Dr. Jonas Salk announced on a national radio show that he had successfully tested a vaccine against poliomyelitis, the virus that causes the crippling disease of polio. In 1952–an epidemic year for polio–there were 58,000 new cases reported in the United States, and more than 3,000 died from the disease. For promising eventually to eradicate the disease, which is known as “infant paralysis” because it mainly affects children, Dr. Salk was celebrated as the great doctor-benefactor of his time.

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In sports action, Girls Lacrosse lost at CV

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Today in sports, volleyball is home vs E town, boys Lacrosse is home vs CV, and the track teams will give the weather another try at E town.

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Class of 2020: Looking for an INCREDIBLE / FREE leadership opportunity this summer?  Check out the Rotary Youth Leaders Award (RYLA) conference at Messiah College this summer from June 9-13th.  RYLA provides leadership training for outstanding young men and women.

 

The schedule includes various speakers, career seminars, a challenge course, teambuilding activities and much, much more.  For more information about this FREE student leadership conference, be sure to check out the application in Schoology, or you can pick one up in the Counseling Office.  Don’t delay, because initial paperwork needs to be submitted to the Counseling Office by April 5th.   If you have any questions, please see your counselor ASAP.

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ATTENTION THOSE INTERESTED IN STAGE CREW FOR THE SPRING MUSICAL,.. “THE ADDAMS FAMILY”. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A FEW STAGE CREW TO ASSIST BEHIND THE SCENES. ANY INTERESTED STUDENTS SHOULD PLAN ON MEETING WITH MR. GONZALEZ ON MONDAY,  APRIL 1ST AT 4:30PM IN THE AUDITORIUM. ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE EMAIL MR. GONZALEZ.

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Do you learn best with your mind AND your hands? If you want to be trained in a fast growing technical career field for employment after high school there are many exciting opportunities available for juniors and seniors at the Lancaster County CTC next year in Medical Administrative Assistant, Plumbing, Precision Machining & Computer Aided Manufacturing, Sports Medicine, and others. Please see your school counselor today to get more information about open programs and an application to attend the Lancaster County CTC.

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PERSON 1: Attention Students of Ephrata High School: If you are interested in running for student council, please stop down to Mr. Marzock’s room and pick up your petition.

 

PERSON 2:  ONLY 6 members are selected to become representatives of student council per grade to represent our student body.

 

PERSON 1: And since you represent our school and student body, we will need to hold elections for those positions.

 

PERSON 2:  To qualify, you will need to stop down and pick up your petition from Mr. Marzock in room 137.

 

PERSON 1:  You will need to collect 25 signatures from students in your grade only or your petition will be void.

 

PERSON 2:  Next, you will need to ask a teacher or administrator at the High School for a recommendation basically saying that you would be a great leader, a hard worker, and would represent our school well.

 

PERSON 1: But, you can’t ask Mr. Marzock or Mrs. Eshleman because they are the Student Council Advisors.

 

PERSON 2:  Finally, a list of all eligible students running to be representatives will be sent out to the faculty for one last look-see.  Just to make sure all said students running are within good standing at the high school.

 

PERSON 1:  And if everything goes well, which it probably will, elections will be held during advisory on Friday April 12th.

 

PERSON 2:  That means voting people!

 

PERSON 1: So stop down to see Mr. Marzock and get your petitions and teacher recommendation turned in by TUESDAY APRIL 9th.

 

PERSON 2:  Any Petition or teacher recommendation received at AFTER TUESDAY APRIL 9th will not be accepted.

 

PERSON 1:  So stop down to see Mr. Marzock in room 137 and let’s get this show on the road!

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Monday March 25, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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For all members of the Class of 2019 who are interested in helping to plan and put together this years Baccalaureate Service our first planning meeting is Thursday March 28th at 7:15 AM in Mr. Hagen’s room, Room 208.  The Baccalaureate Service is scheduled for Wednesday June 5th for graduates, family and friends.

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This announcement is for any students who would like to learn more about the United States Naval Academy as a post-secondary college option.  There will be a bus trip to visit the Academy, which is located in Annapolis Maryland on Saturday March 30th.  The  purpose of this trip is to give interested students and their parents an opportunity to see the Academy first hand, learn about the application/appointment process, and meet with local area high school graduates who are presently midshipmen at the Academy.  If you have an interest in serving your country as an officer, this is a great way to attend college for free, as a degree from the Academy is estimated to be worth approximately $400,000 for the four year program.

 

Check out the information sheet on Schoology if you would like to learn more!

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A summary of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report says President Donald Trump’s campaign did not conspire with Russia during the 2016 election. The allegation clouded the first two years of Trump’s presidency and his allies see the report’s finding as a boost to his re-election chances. But Attorney General William Barr’s summary is inconclusive as to whether Trump obstructed justice. Opposition Democrats are demanding full access to Mueller’s report. Having repeatedly described the inquiry as a witch hunt, Trump said it was an “illegal takedown that failed”.

 

In other news,

 

A second cyclone within 48 hours has brought destructive winds and torrential rains to coastal regions of Australia. Cyclone Veronica lingered about 60 miles off the nation’s north-west coast on Monday, officials said. Despite no longer being expected to make landfall, the category two system is moving slowly and has prompted warnings for locals to remain indoors. Cyclone Trevor, a category four, hit the Northern Territory on Saturday. Authorities say heavy rain and large waves whipped up by Cyclone Veronica threaten to cause widespread flooding in Western Australia.

 

 

On this day in 1958 Elvis Presley is inducted into the U.S. Army hen Elvis Presley turned 18 on January 8, 1953, he fulfilled his patriotic duty and legal obligation to register his name with the Selective Service System, thereby making himself eligible for the draft. The Korean War was still underway at the time, but as a student in good standing at L.C. Humes High School in Memphis, Elvis received a student deferment that kept him from facing conscription during that conflict’s final months

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In sports action,  Baseball won 7-1 vs Twin Valley, and lacrosse won 13-5 vs Gov Mifflin.

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Today in sports, boys tennis is at LS, Track is away at E-town, Softball is home vs Columbia, and Girls Lacrosse is away at CV.

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Class of 2020: Looking for an INCREDIBLE / FREE leadership opportunity this summer?  Check out the Rotary Youth Leaders Award (RYLA) conference at Messiah College this summer from June 9-13th.  RYLA provides leadership training for outstanding young men and women.

 

The schedule includes various speakers, career seminars, a challenge course, teambuilding activities and much, much more.  For more information about this FREE student leadership conference, be sure to check out the application in Schoology, or you can pick one up in the Counseling Office.  Don’t delay, because initial paperwork needs to be submitted to the Counseling Office by April 5th.   If you have any questions, please see your counselor ASAP.

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We are less than a month away from this year’s spring musical: The Addams Family here on the EHS stage! Check out this video for more info!

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Got Skills? If you want to be trained in a fast growing technical career field for employment after high school there are many exciting opportunities available for juniors and seniors at the Lancaster County CTC next year in Precision Machining, Sports Medicine/Rehabilitative Technician, Event Planning/Tourism Services Management, and others. Please see your school counselor today to get more information about open programs and for information on applying to the CTC.

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PERSON 1: Attention Students of Ephrata High School: If you are interested in running for student council, please stop down to Mr. Marzock’s room and pick up your petition.

 

PERSON 2:  ONLY 6 members are selected to become representatives of student council per grade to represent our student body.

 

PERSON 1: And since you represent our school and student body, we will need to hold elections for those positions.

 

PERSON 2:  To qualify, you will need to stop down and pick up your petition from Mr. Marzock in room 137.

 

PERSON 1:  You will need to collect 25 signatures from students in your grade only or your petition will be void.

 

PERSON 2:  Next, you will need to ask a teacher or administrator at the High School for a recommendation basically saying that you would be a great leader, a hard worker, and would represent our school well.

 

PERSON 1: But, you can’t ask Mr. Marzock or Mrs. Eshleman because they are the Student Council Advisors.

 

PERSON 2:  Finally, a list of all eligible students running to be representatives will be sent out to the faculty for one last look-see.  Just to make sure all said students running are within good standing at the high school.

 

PERSON 1:  And if everything goes well, which it probably will, elections will be held during advisory on Friday April 12th.

 

PERSON 2:  That means voting people!

 

PERSON 1: So stop down to see Mr. Marzock and get your petitions and teacher recommendation turned in by TUESDAY APRIL 9th.

 

PERSON 2:  Any Petition or teacher recommendation received at AFTER TUESDAY APRIL 9th will not be accepted.

 

PERSON 1:  So stop down to see Mr. Marzock in room 137 and let’s get this show on the road!

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Friday March 22, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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For all members of the Class of 2019 who are interested in helping to plan and put together this years Baccalaureate Service our first planning meeting is Thursday March 28th at 7:15 AM in Mr. Hagen’s room, Room 208.  The Baccalaureate Service is scheduled for Wednesday June 5th for graduates, family and friends. 

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This announcement is for any students who would like to learn more about the United States Naval Academy as a post-secondary college option.  There will be a bus trip to visit the Academy, which is located in Annapolis Maryland on Saturday March 30th.  The  purpose of this trip is to give interested students and their parents an opportunity to see the Academy first hand, learn about the application/appointment process, and meet with local area high school graduates who are presently midshipmen at the Academy.  If you have an interest in serving your country as an officer, this is a great way to attend college for free, as a degree from the Academy is estimated to be worth approximately $400,000 for the four year program. 

 

Check out the information sheet on Schoology if you would like to learn more!

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Attention Juniors and Seniors:

 

Day 2 of Prom Ticket Sales will begin promptly at 2:45 this afternoon in the small classroom in the Media Center.  Please form a line out by the railing.  Here are some tips to help make this process easier for you: 

 

(1) You must be present to purchase a ticket. 

 

(2) For your non-EHS prom date, you’ll need a copy of their photo I.D. and the completed (blue) guest information form,

 

(3) You will be assigned table seating according to the order in which you purchase your tickets, so purchase tickets at the same time as your friends OR know their table number, and finally

 

(4) Clear your obligations!!

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On this day in 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Beer and Wine Revenue Act. This law levies a federal tax on all alcoholic beverages to raise revenue for the federal government and gives individual states the option to further regulate the sale and distribution of beer and wine.

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Today in sports,  boys tennis plays at home vs Eastern Lebanon. Tomorrow, the volleyball team is off to a tournament at CV, Baseball and softball play Twin Valley, and lacrosse is home vs Gov Mifflin.  

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Class of 2020: Looking for an INCREDIBLE / FREE leadership opportunity this summer?  Check out the Rotary Youth Leaders Award (RYLA) conference at Messiah College this summer from June 9-13th.  RYLA provides leadership training for outstanding young men and women.  

 

The schedule includes various speakers, career seminars, a challenge course, teambuilding activities and much, much more.  For more information about this FREE student leadership conference, be sure to check out the application in Schoology, or you can pick one up in the Counseling Office.  Don’t delay, because initial paperwork needs to be submitted to the Counseling Office by April 5th.   If you have any questions, please see your counselor ASAP.

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We are less than a month away from this year’s spring musical: The Addams Family here on the EHS stage! Check out this video for more info!

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Attention Seniors!  The Ephrata National Bank Scholarships, including the Hibshman Scholarship, are now open on epnb.com.  Log on to Naviance for more information.  Apply today and get FREE MONEY for college.  Applications and all materials are due to the bank by March 31st.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Thursday March 21, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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This announcement is for any students who would like to learn more about the United States Naval Academy as a post-secondary college option.  There will be a bus trip to visit the Academy, which is located in Annapolis Maryland on Saturday March 30th.  The  purpose of this trip is to give interested students and their parents an opportunity to see the Academy first hand, learn about the application/appointment process, and meet with local area high school graduates who are presently midshipmen at the Academy.  If you have an interest in serving your country as an officer, this is a great way to attend college for free, as a degree from the Academy is estimated to be worth approximately $400,000 for the four year program.

 

Check out the information sheet on Schoology if you would like to learn more!

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Attention Juniors and Seniors:

 

Day 2 of Prom Ticket Sales will begin promptly at 2:45 this afternoon in the small classroom in the Media Center.  Please form a line out by the railing.  Here are some tips to help make this process easier for you:

 

(1) You must be present to purchase a ticket.

 

(2) For your non-EHS prom date, you’ll need a copy of their photo I.D. and the completed (blue) guest information form,

 

(3) You will be assigned table seating according to the order in which you purchase your tickets, so purchase tickets at the same time as your friends OR know their table number, and finally

 

(4) Clear your obligations!!

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The US Federal Reserve does not expect to raise interest rates for the rest of 2019 amid slower economic growth. After a two-day meeting, monetary policymakers voted unanimously to keep the US interest rate range between 2.25%-2.5%. Fed members changed their outlook for 2019 from the two increases predicted in December to no movement. The central bank warned that “growth of economic activity has slowed from its solid rate in the fourth quarter”.

 

In other news,

 

Rogue waves – huge swells that can appear from calm seas – are occurring less often but becoming more extreme, data from the US coast suggests. In the largest study of its kind, scientists analysed 20 years of observations from buoys situated along America’s western seaboard. They found that between 1994 and 2016, the waves decreased slightly in frequency but increased in height. Scientists want to better understand how and when these waves may strike. They pose a growing threat for the global shipping industry.

 

On this day in 1965, in the name of African-American voting rights, 3,200 civil rights demonstrators in Alabama, led by Martin Luther King Jr., begin a historic march from Selma to Montgomery, the state’s capital. Federalized Alabama National Guardsmen and FBI agents were on hand to provide safe passage for the march, which twice had been turned back by Alabama state police at Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge.

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In sports action,  boys tennis took on Lebanon at home with a shut out win 7-0. The boys were in full control of each match, winning them all in straight sets.

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Today in sports,  there are no events.

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Class of 2020: Looking for an INCREDIBLE / FREE leadership opportunity this summer?  Check out the Rotary Youth Leaders Award (RYLA) conference at Messiah College this summer from June 9-13th.  RYLA provides leadership training for outstanding young men and women.

 

The schedule includes various speakers, career seminars, a challenge course, teambuilding activities and much, much more.  For more information about this FREE student leadership conference, be sure to check out the application in Schoology, or you can pick one up in the Counseling Office.  Don’t delay, because initial paperwork needs to be submitted to the Counseling Office by April 5th.   If you have any questions, please see your counselor ASAP.

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We are less than a month away from this year’s spring musical: The Addams Family here on the EHS stage! Check out this video for more info!

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Attention Seniors!  The Ephrata National Bank Scholarships, including the Hibshman Scholarship, are now open on epnb.com.  Log on to Naviance for more information.  Apply today and get FREE MONEY for college.  Applications and all materials are due to the bank by March 31st.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Wednesday March 20, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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This announcement is for any students who would like to learn more about the United States Naval Academy as a post-secondary college option.  There will be a bus trip to visit the Academy, which is located in Annapolis Maryland on Saturday March 30th.  The  purpose of this trip is to give interested students and their parents an opportunity to see the Academy first hand, learn about the application/appointment process, and meet with local area high school graduates who are presently midshipmen at the Academy.  If you have an interest in serving your country as an officer, this is a great way to attend college for free, as a degree from the Academy is estimated to be worth approximately $400,000 for the four year program.

 

Check out the information sheet on Schoology if you would like to learn more!

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A US jury has found that one of the world’s most widely-used weedkillers was a “substantial factor” in causing a man’s cancer. Pharmaceutical group Bayer had strongly rejected claims that its glyphosate-based Roundup product was carcinogenic. But the jury in San Francisco ruled unanimously that it contributed to causing non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in California resident Edwin Hardeman. The next stage of the trial will consider Bayer’s liability and damages.

 

In other news,

 

Thousands of school pupils worldwide had abandoned classrooms for a day of protest against climate change last week. India, South Korea, Australia and the US are among the countries where teenagers are already on strike. The day of action was expected to embrace about 100 countries. They are inspired by Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, who protests weekly outside Sweden’s parliament. Scientists say tougher measures are needed to cut global warming.

 

On this day in 1854 In Ripon, Wisconsin, former members of the Whig Party meet to establish a new party to oppose the spread of slavery into the western territories. The Whig Party, which was formed in 1834 to oppose the “tyranny” of President Andrew Jackson, had shown itself incapable of coping with the national crisis over slavery. This is generally remembered as the founding  of the Republican Party.

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In sports action,  The varsity softball team picked up a 3-2 preseason win over annville-cleona at home yesterday. Keegan Simmons and Lexie Reinhold combined for the win on the mound with 6 strikeouts. Cadie Fry had a pair of hits, including a game-tying single.

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Today in sports,  boys tennis takes on Lebanon at home.

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Class of 2020: Looking for an INCREDIBLE / FREE leadership opportunity this summer?  Check out the Rotary Youth Leaders Award (RYLA) conference at Messiah College this summer from June 9-13th.  RYLA provides leadership training for outstanding young men and women.

 

The schedule includes various speakers, career seminars, a challenge course, teambuilding activities and much, much more.  For more information about this FREE student leadership conference, be sure to check out the application in Schoology, or you can pick one up in the Counseling Office.  Don’t delay, because initial paperwork needs to be submitted to the Counseling Office by April 5th.   If you have any questions, please see your counselor ASAP.

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We are less than a month away from this year’s spring musical: The Addams Family here on the EHS stage! Check out this video for more info!

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Attention Seniors!  The Ephrata National Bank Scholarships, including the Hibshman Scholarship, are now open on epnb.com.  Log on to Naviance for more information.  Apply today and get FREE MONEY for college.  Applications and all materials are due to the bank by March 31st.

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Good Morning Ephrata, NAMES today is Monday March 18, Please rise for a moment of silence and the pledge to the flag.

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SILENCE/FLAG VIDEO

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This announcement is for any students who would like to learn more about the United States Naval Academy as a post-secondary college option.  There will be a bus trip to visit the Academy, which is located in Annapolis Maryland on Saturday March 30th.  The  purpose of this trip is to give interested students and their parents an opportunity to see the Academy first hand, learn about the application/appointment process, and meet with local area high school graduates who are presently midshipmen at the Academy.  If you have an interest in serving your country as an officer, this is a great way to attend college for free, as a degree from the Academy is estimated to be worth approximately $400,000 for the four year program.

 

Check out the information sheet on Schoology if you would like to learn more!

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Italy’s La Scala opera house is to return more than $3.4 million to Saudi Arabia after a funding plan with the kingdom triggered a public backlash. The deal would have allowed the Saudi culture minister a seat on the board. Saudi Arabia’s human rights record is under close scrutiny after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in October. The partnership plan was criticised by rights groups and politicians.

 

In other news,

 

Thawing snowpack and heavy rains have brought historically high flooding to several Midwestern states and have led to thousands of evacuations. Three people have died, including a man who officials say was trying to rescue strangers from freezing flood waters. Record-breaking flooding in at least five states has led to emergency declarations. Several communities have been cut off from outside help. It follows a powerful winter storm that slammed the US last week

 

 

On this night in 1953, for the first time, audiences are able to sit in their living rooms and watch as the movie world’s most prestigious honors, the Academy Awards, are given out at the RKO Pantages Theatre in Hollywood, California.

 

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In sports action,  The boys tennis team won 4-3 vs Penn Manor. Nick Ohline came back to win his singles match from a set and 2 games down.  Nick had to win a set tiebreaker and a super tiebreaker back to back.  His win clinched a team win for Ephrata Boys Tennis over Penn Manor in our first match of the season. Also, Jaron Wenger won his singles match in a super tiebreaker after a set down.  Ellis Martin & Chase Wilson also had a significant win against 2 tough opponents in doubles.  Go Mounts!

 

Today in sports, girls lacrosse takes on spring grove for a scrimmage at home. Baseball scrimmages at Cocalico, and Softball opens their season against Annville Cleona at home.

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We are less than a month away from this year’s spring musical: The Addams Family here on the EHS stage! Check out this video for more info!

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Attention Seniors!  The Ephrata National Bank Scholarships, including the Hibshman Scholarship, are now open on epnb.com.  Log on to Naviance for more information.  Apply today and get FREE MONEY for college.  Applications and all materials are due to the bank by March 31st.

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