What’s the Headliner?

     The Headliner is Heritage Christian High School’s new biweekly newsletter. Every other Friday afternoon, a fresh issue of The Headliner will appear “hot off the press” with announcements, schedule updates, and school-related articles.

     Designed with the purpose of keeping industrious students, inquisitive parents, and caring faculty on the same page, this newsletter will provide several interesting and informative pieces of information. In The Headliner one will find announcements from the administrator, the faculty, and the secretaries. This newsletter will hold practice and game schedules for school sports and several other extra-curricular activities. It will carry Hot Lunch schedules. It will offer several thought-provoking student editorials.

     It is the sincere desire of the publishers that this newsletter becomes a useful communication tool for everyone involved in Heritage Christian High School. If you have questions, comments, suggestions, or contributions, please contact Mr. Dan Van Uffelen.   

Girl’s Volleyball Schedule

Sept. 19      Illinois Lutheran

Sept. 20      Demotte Covenant Chr.

Sept. 27      Luther East

Oct. 4          Portage Christian

Oct. 11        South Haven Christian

Oct. 25        Demotte Covenant Chr.

*Practices on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and

Fridays from 2:45 – 4:15.

Sept. 13      Tacos /Nachos & Cheese

Sept. 20     Subway/ Mom’s Choice

Sept. 27      Hot Dogs / Ice Cream

Oct. 4          Burgers / Brats / Donuts

Heritage Hot Lunch
By Gina Verberg

     Hot Lunch is a privilege given to us by the school. The first hot lunch of the school year has to be memorable – that’s a given. Usually, the first hot lunch is something like hot dogs. (Don’t get me wrong; I love hot dogs). But shouldn’t the first hot lunch be something like…pizza?

     Well, that’s exactly what we had! We had pizza, ice cream, and pop. We were all very excited, I’m sure, to be able to race into the gym and get in line by our very own kitchen. There was a table full of pop, and we all grabbed our choices. Next, we all got our pizza: pepperoni, sausage, or just plain cheese. Three slices of Aurelio’s pizza for only 75 cents is quite a deal! And don’t forget the ice cream: a dessert with hot fudge, vanilla ice cream, and Oreo crust.

     The volunteers in the kitchen were very helpful. I would like to thank all of you for giving us your time! We, of course, couldn’t have done it without you.