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Lifestyle, School Community

Motivation Tips for Second Semester Seniors

By: Emily Bunsold The end of senior year can lead to every teacher’s worst nightmare. The unmotivated, lazy, “I’m already accepted into college so this grade doesn’t really matter” attitude that is senioritis. But with these 7 tips, that end of the year slump can turn into a go-out-with-a-bang demeanor to one of the most memorable moments in every high schooler’s life. Remember, just because … Continue reading Motivation Tips for Second Semester Seniors

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School Community

2015 National Honor Society

By: Emily Bunsold The National Honor Society is one of the most prestigious clubs the Bellbrook High has to offer. This year, 28 juniors demonstrated the important traits of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Even though there are fewer inductees than there have been in quite a few years, this particular group shows that when it comes to small numbers, quality tends to be more important … Continue reading 2015 National Honor Society

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Mr. Schultz’s Grandma is ‘Fresher than You?’ Lip Sync Battle Round 2

by Alyssa Rogers The riveting competition among our beloved BHS teachers continued this past week with Mrs. Brown versus Mrs. Fogarty on Tuesday, December 8, and Mr. Schultz versus Mr. Reinhart on December 10. Students and teachers both tuned into the battles during mentor on each day to watch the throw down and decide for themselves who deserved to win. The results are in and … Continue reading Mr. Schultz’s Grandma is ‘Fresher than You?’ Lip Sync Battle Round 2

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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

Christmas Carols and Musical Perils

by Rachael Birri In the words of Mr. Parks, “Christmas songs are like food; everyone has an opinion.” For example, Mr. Parks hates “Santa Baby.” He describes it as “very disturbing” and just “weird,” a sentiment shared by most, not to mention the greediness of the singer requesting such items as a ‘54 convertible, a duplex, and the deed to a platinum mine. Inversely, his … Continue reading Christmas Carols and Musical Perils

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Feature/Opinion, School Community

Senior Alyssa Burritt Recognized at BHS Pep Rally

By Jackie Thompson The pep rallies thrown here at BHS aren’t exactly known for their pep or their peppy participants. Ask nearly any student what they think of our pep rallies and you’ll hear the same thing: “Ugh, I hate pep rallies.” Junior Dima Shaltaf reluctantly agrees. “It’s not that I’m against pep rallies or anything. They’re a great way to find out when upcoming … Continue reading Senior Alyssa Burritt Recognized at BHS Pep Rally

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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

BHS Artist Spotlight: Bre Campbell

by Meghna Kumar Breana Campbell, who goes by Bre, is a 15-year-old sophomore at Bellbrook High School with a passion for art. I recently sat down with Bre to discuss her talents, which were unknown even to her until recently. M: When did you first realize you have an interest in art and what sparked your interest? B: I actually didn’t get into art until … Continue reading BHS Artist Spotlight: Bre Campbell

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Potential Winter Formal

by Kennedy Szekely The forthcoming question in Bellbrook High School is whether or not to host a winter formal dance. Many think this can gain a lot of revenue which could potentially go to the JROTC program at BHS. Many want to host the dance due to the fact that many of our neighboring schools have one as well. After a poll conducted by The Nest on Twitter, … Continue reading Potential Winter Formal

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Arts and Entertainment, School Community

Behind the Curtain

by Rachael Birri This Wednesday, November 18, the Bellbrook Theater Department will be performing And Then There Were None, written by Samuel French and based off the novel by Agatha Christie. The intimate 11-person cast has been working diligently since September to bring to life this harrowing tale where 10 people invited to an island dinner party start disappearing one by one along with 10 china soldiers. … Continue reading Behind the Curtain

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Upcoming events at Bellbrook

by Kennedy Szekely Here is a list of the upcoming events going on in the Bellbrook School Community throughout the winter: Fall Play: The Bellbrook Theater Program will be showing their performance of And Then There Were None on Wednesday, November 18 during the school hours and also after school to give parents and other interested audience members the opportunity to attend their show. Thanksgiving Break: After … Continue reading Upcoming events at Bellbrook

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