7:45...................1st bell
7:50-8:20...................1st period
8:25-8:55...................2nd period
9:00-9:30...................3rd period
9:35-10:05.................4th period
10:10-10:40...............5th period
10:45-11:15...............6th period
11:15-11:45...........Second Lunch
11:50-12:20...............7th period (grades 7-9)
11:20-11:50...............7th period (grades 10-12)
11:40.......................Dismiss seniors for picture taking in auditorium
11:50-12:20...............First Lunch
12:30-1:10.......................Assembly (aud), seniors march in, video
1:15-1:45.........................Skits in auditorium
1:55-2:45.........................Grand Finale (Ellers)

As temperatures start to cool off, it's time to help get our community ready for winter weather.  While many of us are well-stocked with winter clothes, there are thousands of people in Memphis who are not equipped with warm coats and clothes.  The coats are for the children at Youth Villages but we need ALL sizes!  Newborn–XXXL coats.  Gently-used items are acceptable.  If the item is so worn or torn that you wouldn't wear it, don't assume that someone else would!

We will collect coats, mittens, gloves, scarves, and hats starting today and going up until the Friday of Homecoming.  Since the drive lines up with Homecoming, we have decided to make this into a friendly competition.  Whichever class gathers the most items will win.  If the sophomores, juniors, or seniors win, they will receive additional JUG points.

Donation Boxes will be housed in Bible classrooms.  Teachers that bring in items can donate towards whichever grade they wish.  If you don't want to pick favorites, you can give your items to Jenna and she will "anonymously" donate to a random grade.

7th Grade Box- Mr. Murphy
8th Grade Box- Dr. Stafford
9th Grade Box- Mr. Woods
10th Grade Box- Dr. Fowler
11th Grade Box- Mr./Mrs. King
12th Grade Box- Mr. Knight

Let the servant-hearted games begin!

On homecoming day (October 3), seventh graders will enjoy Experience Expo, a day of fun, service, worship, and bonding. Their class sponsors and a few other teachers will be in charge. They will join the entire student body for the homecoming festivities in the afternoon.

7:50    Check in 1st period for attendance
7:55    Go to Ellers
8:00    Divide into teams (Ms. Murphy); House Rules for the day 
8:15    Team Building games (Mr. Banker) magic shoes?
8:45    Service Project (campus clean up)
9:00    Snack and bathroom break
9:15    7th Grade Summit (Mr. and Mrs. King)
10:00    Scavenger Hunt (Ms. Murphy)
11:00    War Ball
11:30    Lunch
12:00 Bathroom break
12:15 Homecoming Assembly in auditorium

“Earth's crammed with heaven,
And every common bush afire with God…"
–Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Harding's fall break is October 6–10.
Classes resume on Monday, October 13.

Monday night, September 23, 6:30, band room

This year's See You at the Pole will be Wednesday, September 24, beginning at 7:00 a.m. at the prayer labyrinth.

Support lower school theatre by attending Snow White in the auditorium at Cherry Road, September 25–27 (7:00 on Thursday and Friday, 2:00 on Saturday).

Mon (9/22)
Chapel: Dr. Harold Shank, Ohio Valley University; quarter exams: English, drama; junior concert band parents meeting (6:30, bandroom)

Tue (9/23)
HR: NHS, New Hope alumni; quarter exams: social studies, computer apps;golf-out all day; CC leaves @ lunch

Wed (9/24)
See You at the Pole (7:00, prayer labyrinth; quarter exams: science, art, music; chapel: campus ministry

Thur (9/25) 
HR: NJHS; quarter exams: Bible, speech, Spanish, French, creative writing, world religion and ethics; Snow White (7:00)

Fri (9/26)
Chapel: Summits, GOH; quarter exams: etymology, mathematics, accounting; Snow White (7:00)

Sat (9/27)
Auditions for senior high chorus All West; Snow White (2:00)