By: Carter Caldwell For the past eight weeks, some students at Bellbrook High School have been working on stories for a project called Dayton Youth Radio, with the help of WYSO’s Basim Blunt. The project started when seniors Jack Long and Meghan Malas went to the WYSO Yellow Springs station to conduct research for the school podcast, The Egg. While at the station, the … Continue reading Bellbrook Students Go On Air
by Drew Ward On May 5, 2018, Bellbrook High School had a night to remember. Prom was held at Sugar Valley Golf Club. This year’s prom was A Night in Hollywood, with a giant chandelier in the middle of the room that took the breath away from anyone who saw it. The night featured a photo booth, two balconies where people could take pictures, and … Continue reading A Night to Remember
By: Chelsea Cozad Whether you’re thinking of catering from a favorite restaurant or preparing everything by yourself, these are the top 6 items everybody wants to see when they arrive at your celebration. Chick-fil-A Nuggets Okay, even if it’s not a party who doesn’t crave these bite-size pieces of deliciousness? Trays come in small, medium, and large sizes so you can customize it to the … Continue reading Food for Your Grad Party: What Everybody Wants to See on the Table
by Drew Ward As the year winds down and summer is on the horizon, the seniors are overfilled with joy of graduating. The week of May 14-May 18 was Senior Week. The week commenced with Meme Day on Monday. Memes are uber relevant in our culture today and the seniors were super excited to show off and laugh all day. Tuesday was Career Day. Careers … Continue reading Senior Week 2018 Renews Old Traditions and Brings New Ones
By: Sara Wolf On February 14, 2018, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School experienced loss beyond what can be expressed with words. They experienced the horrific situation that sits atop a student and staff member’s list of fears, arguably the worst scenario to take place within school walls: a school shooting. Fourteen students and three staff members lost their lives to bullets fired by former Stoneman Douglas … Continue reading BHS Safety Protocols: How We Keep Students Safe
by Lauren Redfern During the 2017-2018 Girls Basketball Season, Coach Jason Tincher preached to the team that the season is comparable to writing a book. While the book ended one chapter short on Friday, March 16, the Golden Eagles comprised a story that will be talked about for years to come. At one point during the the season the team had a record of 8-7. … Continue reading What made the difference for Bellbrook Women’s Basketball?
By: Carter Caldwell If you’ve been in Bellbrook for any of the past four years, chances are you’ve heard of Cody Bybee, John Sampson, and Cole Huggard. These three swimmers, who have now reached the end of their high school careers, are single handedly responsible for giving Bellbrook a name in the swimming community. Although Bellbrook was no stranger to the State Championships, coach Rob … Continue reading Bellbrook Swim and Dive: The End of an Era
By Mackenzie Pittman Are you looking for an exciting way to spend your Friday night? Your search ends here. Friday, March 23, the Bellbrook High School auditorium is hosting the Cincinnati Zoo’s “Wings of Wonder” program provided by the Sugarcreek Bird Farm. The show begins at 7 o’clock and will include a wide variety of birds performing an assortment of acts such as flying, calling, … Continue reading Wings of Wonder Bird Show at BHS Auditorium this Friday!
By: Sara Wolf In mid-February, Bellbrook teacher and track coach Charlie O’Dell presented BHS students with the opportunity to lift at 6 a.m. before their school day begins. Though the option may sound unappealing to many, after a month, 20 students have been coming consistently on Monday and Thursday mornings to enjoy the feeling of accomplishing something first thing in the morning. Most athletes that … Continue reading Why are students coming to school at six in the morning?
by Lauren Redfern “One Win, One Chance and One Team” has been the theme for the Bellbrook Lady Eagle basketball team. The girls are preparing to play their 6th game of the postseason this Friday, March 9 versus the AP ranked 4th team in the state, the Tippecanoe Red Devils. The Red Devils and Golden Eagles have not played each other yet this season, but the … Continue reading A win away from a trip to State
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