Josh Almanson Day in BG
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2005 12:20 pm
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From: "Mike Vannett" <[email protected]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 09:42:07 -0500
R. Michael Vannett
Athletic Director
Bowling Green High School
Dear School Staff,
This Saturday, March 5 will be the final home basketball game for Bowling Green High School graduate Josh Almanson at BGSU. As you know, Josh has distinguished himself over the 5 years that he has attended and played basketball for BGSU and has represented his hometown community and school with class.
As a part of the Senior night recognition the mayor is supposed to be declaring Saturday as Josh Almanson Day. The university is really working to get a large crowd at the game to recognize Josh. We are making announcements at the high school about the game and encouraging as many people as possible to attend. The Athletic department has provided us with tickets to be sold at the high school for the game at the reduced adult general admission price of $6.00 (normally $9.00). Student general admission prices are still $6.00.
Josh is currently student teaching at Eastwood High School and is on track to graduate this spring. It is obvious the impact that his former teachers and anyone else associated with the Bowling Green Area School District has had on him as he has chosen the education field as a career. We hope that you can get out to the game on Saturday to recognize him and his accomplishments.
Sincerely,
Mike Vannett
Athletic Director
ps. John Reimold who is currently a student teacher here at the high school is also being honored this Saturday at Senior Day. John is truly an outstanding person who also has had a tremendous career at BGSU. John is a quality person that has worked extremely hard to be successful and it has paid off. He has had an outstanding career at BGSU and is doing a great job for Jeff Nichols in the classroom. We hope that you can attend the game this Saturday and recognize these fine men.
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Mike Vannett" <[email protected]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 09:42:07 -0500
R. Michael Vannett
Athletic Director
Bowling Green High School
Dear School Staff,
This Saturday, March 5 will be the final home basketball game for Bowling Green High School graduate Josh Almanson at BGSU. As you know, Josh has distinguished himself over the 5 years that he has attended and played basketball for BGSU and has represented his hometown community and school with class.
As a part of the Senior night recognition the mayor is supposed to be declaring Saturday as Josh Almanson Day. The university is really working to get a large crowd at the game to recognize Josh. We are making announcements at the high school about the game and encouraging as many people as possible to attend. The Athletic department has provided us with tickets to be sold at the high school for the game at the reduced adult general admission price of $6.00 (normally $9.00). Student general admission prices are still $6.00.
Josh is currently student teaching at Eastwood High School and is on track to graduate this spring. It is obvious the impact that his former teachers and anyone else associated with the Bowling Green Area School District has had on him as he has chosen the education field as a career. We hope that you can get out to the game on Saturday to recognize him and his accomplishments.
Sincerely,
Mike Vannett
Athletic Director
ps. John Reimold who is currently a student teacher here at the high school is also being honored this Saturday at Senior Day. John is truly an outstanding person who also has had a tremendous career at BGSU. John is a quality person that has worked extremely hard to be successful and it has paid off. He has had an outstanding career at BGSU and is doing a great job for Jeff Nichols in the classroom. We hope that you can attend the game this Saturday and recognize these fine men.