 March 9, 2015
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Please congratulate the following orchestra and band students for their performance with the All State Orchestra and Band at the Classic Center in Athens
Their performances of the professional repertoire were of the highest caliber! They were led by some very distinguished guest conductors.
Orchestra: Stanley Hu, violin Suk Joon Na, viola Surya Narayanan, violin Vivyen Vu, violin Ethan Kim, viola Joel Katz, cello Sooyoun Oh, bass Nick Pelletier, principal viola Lindsey Sharpe, cello Daniel Kim, bass Hyunwoo Kim, Viola
Band: Edward Rhee, Flute Scott Brown, Alto Sax
Dr. Peter Lemonds, Director of Orchestras & Shawn Morton, Co-Director of Orchestras
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Gracie Dial, Gina Tabone, Taesan Joon Yeon, & Danny Zhang
These students auditioned and made it into the
Georgia All State Choir!
This past weekend in Athens Ga., they performed with an elite group of students from all over the state and made us proud!
Congratulations!
Catherine Steen Lykins
DHS Chorus Director
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1. Any senior who still wants to order graduation announcements may do so by visiting gabalfour.com. Balfour will ship your order directly to your home.
Any senior who ordered announcements before the deadline can pick up their order during all lunches on Friday, April 17
2. Senior dues will increase to $125 at the end of March.
Pay your dues now before prices go up! You can pay online at gabalfour.com
Remember, you can't walk at graduation unless your dues have been paid.
See Mrs. Lombardo in room 6-212 for more details.
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Duluth Science Olympiad teams
place 1st and 5th at Georgia Perimeter College Region
Duluth had a fantastic day last Saturday, February 28th at the regional Science Olympiad held at Georgia Perimeter College in Clarkston.
Two teams competed and the "A" team finished in 1st place, while the "B" finished in 5th place out of 21 teams.
The teams competed in 23 different science based events and medaled (4th or higher) in 17, including 9 - 1st place medals!
The win for the "A" team sends them on to the school's 16th consecutive state Science Olympiad to be held at Emory University on March 21st.
Congratulations!
John Edgar
Chemistry Teacher
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Please join me in congratulating our JV Academic Team who took 3rd place in the State competition this weekend. The race was very close, and we even gave the number one team its only loss!!!
The competing members were Lucy Chuang, Sean Kamayor, Alex Herbener, Jacoby Felder, Andy Woong, and Achal Kikkeri.
Please congratulate these fine students when you see them!
Sigrid Serpico
Language Arts Chair
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 Last Wedndesday, the Boys Lacrosse team came away with their first home win of the season against Campbell!
The victory was a team effort with every player on our roster making a contribution.
In particular Jason Kim dominated with face offs and scored 3 goals, Tanner Mikell had 4 goals, Stephen McCargo had 2 goals, and Ryan Middleton had 2 goals and 2 assists. Overall we had 6 players get on the scoreboard in a 13-8 victory. In addition to our great offensive unit Nolan Pax had a great day in between the pipes (as the goalie) and Darius McCray and Troy Price anchored the defensive unit.
If you see any of these players give them a pat on the back for a stellar performance during the game!
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The Boys Varsity Lacrosse team had another victory last Friday over Norcross, with a score of 14-5. The team has improved to 2-1 on the season!
Game this Thursday, March 12 at home against Brookwood
5:00 pm
Simon Mawson & Ryan Woodard
Varsity Boys Lacrosse
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 The March issue of the Positive Athlete e-Magazine is out!
Look for the story on Rodney Jones on page 21!
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There is an exciting new summer opportunity at UChicago for talented rising seniors to get a taste of an exceptional college experience.
Thanks to the vision and the generosity of the Neubauer family, top students engaged in Hispanic and Latino communities can now participate in a University of Chicago Summer Session course free of charge.
Students selected will receive a full scholarship to live on campus and participate in one of two exciting Summer Session Insight courses: Collegiate Writing: The Art of Dreams or Contagion: Infectious Agents and Emerging Diseases. The scholarship covers tuition for the course, room and board, residential and student life fees, and the cost of travel to and from campus.
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Duluth Fine Arts Scholarship deadline:
March 15
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