Friday, September 28, 2018

Yesterday... Today... Tomorrow

GOOD MORNING AND HAPPY FIRST FRIDAY OF THE FALL!

Strong Fathers/Strong Families- The Pioneer Elementary team did an awesome job hosting our first Strong Fathers/Strong Families Bring Your Dad To School event.  We were so pleased with the turnout… 170 dads attended representing 71% of the student population!  Our other Strong Fathers/Strong Families events are:
      October 18th Crestview Elementary Bring Your Dad to School Day
      November 14th Woodland Elementary Bring Your Dad to School Day
      January 14th District Wide Math Night (Location TBD)
      March 7th District Wide Science Night (Location TBD)

Pioneer Poinsettia Fundraiser- Just a reminder, the Poinsettia Fundraiser ends TODAY, Friday, September 28th. Our florist quality poinsettia pots will contain one plant that grows 13" to 15" tall with 5 blooms.  Each pot costs $10.00, check or money order only please. Poinsettias will be delivered sometime during the two weeks after Thanksgiving.  The latest delivery date will be December 7th. If you have questions, call the office at 549-2442. Thank you for your support of Pioneer!

Blue Backs You T-Shirt- DEADLINE  TO ORDER IS TODAY- A group of students and parents are offering a special t-shirt in honor of the David Sanders Family. Information on ordering the shirt is attached.  The shirts are to be worn on October 12th in lieu of normal “Pink Out” shirt to the Pep Rally, Volleyball Game, And Football Game.

Graham Area United Way- DEADLINE TODAY-  The goal for Graham ISD is $8500.00. To date, our employees have pledged $6573.64, which is 77% of our goal.  In an effort to meet and hopefully exceed the goal, you have the opportunity to participate in our United Way Denim Days campaign that will run for the month of October. Your principal/supervisor will let you know who to sign up with, etc.
 
      Donating $5 to wear jeans the week of Oct 1 or the week of Oct 8 or;
      Donating $10 to wear jeans the week of Oct 1 and Oct 8 or;
      Donating $25 to wear jeans from the week of Oct 1 through the week of Oct 31.

PLEASE COMPLETE THE SIGNUP PROCESS AND MAKE PAYMENT BY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH IF YOU WANT TO PARTICIPATE.


Lady Blues Cross-Country- The varsity girls ran in the 5a-6a 5000 meter race at Wichita Falls and won the meet. Khloe Morris 2nd; Kendra Williams 4th; Evie Griffin 5th; Edith Branch 6th; Debi Hunter 9th; Alijandra Barrios 16th, and Olivia Isom 17th.

The JV placed 4th in the 1a-4 varsity-jv race.  Vivian Vizcaino 12th; Ashley Paocasangre 17th; Marlene Cervantes 18th; Bailey East 24th; Arianna Castle 27th; Aracely Martinez 38th; Jocelyn Palacios 39th, and Baylee Marshall 46th.
Varsity race point totals were as follows: Graham 26, Rider 53, Wichita Falls 67, Hirschi 74.

Lady Blues Volleyball- The Lady Blues opened district play this past Tuesday with a victory over a much improved Iowa Park squad. Good luck this afternoon vs Hirschi. The Varsity and JV will begin at 4:30 in GHS gyms followed by the freshman at 6:00. Hope to see you there! BEAT THE HUSKIES!

Graham Steer Football- Best of luck tonight in Springtown!  Kickoff is set for 7:00 pm. GO STEERS!


Yesterday… Today… Tomorrow
There are two days in every week that we should not worry about, two days that should be kept free from fear and apprehension.

One is YESTERDAY,  with its mistakes and cares, its faults and blunders, its aches and pains.  Yesterday has passed forever beyond our control.  All the money in the world cannot bring back yesterday.  We cannot undo a single act we performed.  Nor can we erase a single word we've said...yesterday is gone.

The other day we shouldn't worry about is TOMORROW, with its impossible adversaries, its burdens, its hopeful promise, and poor performance.  Tomorrow is beyond our control.  Tomorrow's sun will rise either in splendor or behind a mask of clouds...but it will rise.  And until it does, we have no stake in tomorrow for it is yet unborn.

This leaves only one day...TODAY.  Any person can fight the battles for just one day.  It is only when we add the burdens of yesterday and tomorrow that we break down.  It is not the experience of today that drives people mad...it is the remorse of bitterness for something which happened yesterday and the dread of what tomorrow may bring,

Let us, therefore, live one day at a time! Carpe Diem!!!

CORNY JOKE OF THE DAY:

Who helps the little pumpkins cross the road to school? (Scroll down for the answer.)








The Crossing Gourd!



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