Friday, October 31, 2008

The Dig for the Cure Event was a success

According to rhamvolleyball.com, the RHAM volleyball team raised 1,581 dollars for the CT Susan G. Komen Foundation at the Dig for the Cure event. RHAM Volleyball teammates were glad they could raise so much for breast cancer research.

Volleyball Tournament to be held at RHAM

On Saturday, November 1st RHAM High School will be hosting the annual Northwest Conference Volleyball Tournament, with the beginning of the tournament startong at 3 pm. According to rhamvolleyball.com, RHAM volleyball will be playing their 1st game against the winner of the Rocky Hill and Windham game. Rocky Hill is currently number 16 in the conference and Windham is currently number 17 in the conference. The winner of the Rocky Hill vs. Windham game will go to RHAM High School on November 5th to play RHAM volleyball. The game will start at 5 pm. RHAM is currently number 1 in the conference and hopes to keep their winning streak going throughout the tournament.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Girls' Cross Country Team Has Successful Season Yet Again

The RHAM Girls' Cross Country team was very successful in their conference title meet. During the Northwest Conference Stephanie Eldridge was the overall winner of the cross country championship. Stephanie, a junior, led RHAM to their 7th consecutive NWC team title.

All-NWC honors go to Stephanie Eldrige, Lauren White, Kristen Salline, Liz Rey, Cassidy Olio, Katie Wulftange, and Heather Eldridge. Stephanie Eldridge, RHAM's top runner, will be competing in the State Open.

Mock Election Results

RHAM's mock election was completed on Wednesday, October 30th. Students voted on issues of importance, their favored presidential candidate, and the past president they would most want back in the Oval Office. Here are the results:



Critically Important Issues:

War in Iraq

Climate Change

Economy



Very Important Issues:

Cost of Energy

National Security

Education

Health Care



Issues that would be most helped by government spending:

Economy

Health Care

Climate Change



Three most popular past presidents:

John F. Kennedy

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington



Current Election:

Barack Obama 66% (613 votes)

John McCain 25% (236 votes)

Ralph Nader 9% (81)

Last Regular Season Game Ends In A Loss For RHAM Girls Soccer Team

On Wednesday night, the RHAM girls soccer team played Rocky Hill. They took an early lead of 2-0 in the first half, but Rocky Hill made a comeback and one the game 3-2. The RHAM girls were scored by Hanna Schuschke, and Audra Ayotte. This was RHAM's last regular season game. Their final record for the season is 8-7-1(w-l-t). They are in the state tournament and will have their first game November 4th.

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Parking

As of October 16th, students are banned from parking in the fire lanes or anywhere else on school grounds without administrative consent. If students are caught in a fire lane or somewhere not permitted by the administration on school property, they will get a ticket and fine from the town or state police. According to Mr. Don Wilson, Assistant Principal at RHAM High School,"If students get caught in a fire lane, the town police will give them a ticket and a fine, which will be between $23 to $25. If the state police catches a student, then they will get a ticket and a fine of $93." The school has begun the ticketing policy so they can have more control of the student parking lot. Hopefully, the students parking in the fire lanes or somewhere that isn't permitted on school property will learn to park in the appropriate spots before they get a fine.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

RHAM's Volleyball record now 18-0

On Tuesday night, RHAM volleyball became 18-0 in the Northwest Conference and held their Senior Night for their only senior, Kelly Stratton. RHAM won against Plainville 3 games to none. The scores of the three games were: 25-10, 25-10, 25-05. RHAM will be hosting the Northwest Conference Tournament on Saturday, November 1st, starting at 3 pm. More updates on the tournament is to come.