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Mr.Kujath Retires
By Aaron Fisher.
Mr. Ken Kujath who was been a part of BBHS for 7 years is retiring this year. We asked the staff to reflect on Mr. Kujath’s impact on BBPS.
Mr.Loughran Retires
By Tasha Middlemas.
After 34 years of teaching, Mr. Randy Loughran has decided to hang up his hat and kick back. His retirement will be effective at the end of this school year. Mr. Loughran has taught kindergarteners through seniors, but said that now he is excited to have more time to fish and hunt.
Congratulations to the 2013 journalism state qualifiers!
Aaron Fisher, senior, placed first in editorial cartooning in class C and qualified for state competition. CJ Miller, senior, is an alternate for state in advertising. Wheeler Walz, sophomore, finished first place in class C column righting and will compete at state in column writing. The state championships will be held Monday, May 13, at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
St. Paul Track Meet Results
Senior Tanner Briggs spints his was to a first place finish in the 110 meter hurdles at the St. Paul Invite, March 28. The team scored 83 points. Other first place finishers included Hordan Lemburg in the high jump and the 4 x 100 relay (Alex White, Briggs, Zac Jones, and Nate Evans) The team finished in second place.
The 2013 Prom Entertainment
By Aaron Smith
Gayle Becwar, comedian-magician, will be performing at this year’s prom, during the dessert course, said Troy Smith, event planner. According to the parents in charge of the prom entertainment this year, Mr. Becwar has been recommended by Columbus High school.
The New Voice-over IP
By Aaron Smith
According to Mr. Joe Shea, Director of Operations, a new phone system will soon be installed at BBPS. It is called a voice-over IP. Mr. Shea said that there will be a phone in every room and employees will be able to receive voice mails over the phone and on their computers. This new system will eliminate about 11 telephone lines at the school. Plus, this will allow the school to save between $500 to $700 a month.