By Sarah Rovinsky Bellbrook’s JROTC canned food drive was a success! Cadet Second Lieutenant Joshua Oreskovich led his peers in collecting 11,553 canned goods. The JROTC program reached 114.62% of their goal of 10,000. To meet the goal, each cadet brought in a minimum of 50 cans each and volunteered to pass out flyers and collect donations from local neighborhoods. The students visited Kables Mill, East of … Continue reading Bellbrook’s JROTC Makes an Impact

By Sarah Rovinsky Three periods of art one competed Friday, October 30, for the best carved pumpkin. Students had four days to work on their sculptures. Judges Mrs. Fogarty, Mrs. Hensley, and Mr. Hann chose six students to reward with a free meal to the new burger joint on the Feedwire and Wilmington Pike intersection. First place tie between senior Trenton Nartker and freshman Andrea … Continue reading Pumpkin Art Glows at BHS

By Jaclyn Frank Alyssa Burritt, a senior golfer at Bellbrook High School not to mention a fantastic one, was nominated for the week of October 25, to be athlete of the week for iHeart Radio. I decided to get the inside scope of Alyssa’s golfing experience. Q: How long have you been playing golf? A: I’ve been playing for about 8 years, but only competitively for … Continue reading Alyssa Burritt: Athlete of the Week for iHeart Radio

By Jaclyn Frank On October 2, Bellbrook High School crowned the 2016 Homecoming king and queen. Congratulations to David Vine and Casey Murphy. David Vine is the quarterback for Bellbrook’s Varsity football team and Casey participates in cross country and track. Q: How did it feel to be recognized as homecoming queen and king? Casey: It felt weird because everyone was staring at me and I was having … Continue reading Getting To Know the Homecoming King and Queen

By: Joseph Spirk On October 15, Bellbrook High School French and Art students went on an academic field trip to the Art Institute of Chicago for a day trip. This was the 10th year the French and art students have gone on the trip together. They began in 2002, while not going some years. Departing from the high school at 7 am, they arrived at the museum … Continue reading BHS French, Art Students Take on the Windy City

By Jackie Thompson In preparation for this year’s Homecoming game, BHS students showed off their spirit by dressing to the five themes chosen by this year’s spirit committee. Here are a few of our favorites, pictures courtesy of yearbook editor, Rachel Heinz.   Continue reading Recap: Spirit Week 2015

by Casey Murphy In September, Bellbrook became the home away from home for 12 visiting Chilean Exchange students from Thomas Jefferson High School. The students spent a week in Washington D.C. before traveling north to the suburbs of Ohio for a week and a half. This program has been sending exchange students through Thomas Jefferson School in Chile. Although Chile is 5,304 miles away, the Chilean … Continue reading Welcome, Chileans

by Casey Murphy Can’t think of anything fun to do this weekend with your friends? Visit the local parks! There are nine parks in Bellbrook/Sugarcreek that are full of awesome opportunities for photo taking and fun walks with friends! Bellbrock Park located: 57 North Main Street, Bellbrock Park is the center of our historical heritage and the Bellbrook Museum is located across from the park.  Bellbrock … Continue reading Visit the Green Jewels of Bellbrook

By: Joseph Spirk Last Wednesday, members of the Bellbrook High School Key Club wrote letters to Syrian refugees during their monthly meeting in the new cafeteria as a show of support for those who are displaced and are fleeing from war in their home country to safety in countries of Europe and around the Middle East. Members were encouraged to put positive expressions and words of hope … Continue reading Key Club Members Show Support for Syrian Refugees

By: Joseph Spirk and Jaclyn Frank The French IV/V students have been recently learning about French-speaking countries in Africa and their different cultures. Well in advance of school starting, Ms. Jergens, the French IV/V teacher, had arranged through her close friend and former Wright State professor Karine to hold a donation campaign that would benefit young kids in a non-profit school in Nouakchott, the capital city of Mauritania, … Continue reading French Class Organizes Donation Campaign for School in Africa