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“In Our Schools”
Family and friends were once again treated to an outstanding presentation by the BCS drama troupe. Tales from the Arabian Nights, adapted by Anita Kline, may be one of the best productions yet. It is truly amazing what can be done with a minimum of props, costumes and sound effects. A delightful addition this year was the use of puppets to help tell the story. Erin Mattive took on the roles of shopper, Cassandra and puppet crew. Rebecca Williams was a silk trader, Alia Baba and also part of the puppet crew. Both are seniors and will be missed next year. The thespians will join the music department for a musical program, Heroes of the Faith, at the spring concert on May 6.
Photo: BCS thespians pose for a picture after a recent production. On the floor: Ty Wagner. From left to right: Megan Miller, Erin Williams, Tianna Belles, Kristen Broadt, Melody Golomb, Judson Greene, Erin Mattive, Rebecca Broadt, Joshua Whitebread, Rebecca Williams and Aaron Whitebread. |
"In Our Schools"
Many players were recognized at a recent basketball banquet at Bloomsburg Christian School. Timothy Smith was named the best offensive player on the boys’ junior varsity team. Other honored players included: Judson Greene, best defensive player; Jordan Hopper, most improved player and Garrett Kline, Christian testimony award. For the varsity: best offensive player, Eli Amick; best defensive player, Jimmy Yarnell; most improved player, Nathan Kline; most valuable player and Christian testimony award: Ben Dixson.
For the Lady Knights varsity: Rebecca Williams, most valuable player; Erin Mattive, Christian testimony award; Rebecca Broadt, best offensive player; Erin Williams, most improved defensive; Melody Golomb, most improved offensive and Kristen Broadt, best defensive player. For the junior varsity: Kristen Broadt, co-most valuable player; Megan Miller, best offensive player; Katrina Hopper, most improved player; Mariah Golomb, best defensive player; Mikayla Amick, co-most valuable player; Arianna Smith, Christian testimony award and Gabrielle Golomb, rookie of the year.
Photo: The Bloomsburg Christian School Lady Knights’ basketball team poses at a recent award banquet with trophies won this season. Kneeling in front are: Gabrielle Golomb and Arianna Smith. Standing are: Coach Heacock, Mikayla Amick, Katrina Hopper, Melody Golomb, Megan Miller, Rebecca Broadt, Kristen Broadt, Rebecca Williams, Erin Williams, Erin Mattive and Coach Glaser. |
“In Our Schools” for June 3, 2010
Five BCS students, Ben Dixson, David Harman, Aaron Whitebread, Ty Wagner and Megan Miller, along with their advisor, Mr. Greene, recently competed in the Susquehanna Valley Envirothon at Shikellamy State Park. After several study sessions together and 6 hours of study individually, the group was able to complete a few tests on various environmental subjects including aquatics, wildlife, forestry, soils and the current issue. At the end of the event, the BCS team walked away with first place in Columbia County and second place overall sending them on to the state competition at Montour Preserve.
Photo: Shown at the recent Environthon are: Mr. Greene, Aaron Whitebread, David Harman, Ty Wagner, Ben Dixson and Megan Miller. The BCS team finished first in Columbia County. |
“In Our Schools” for 5-27-10
On Monday, May 1, the third and fourth grade class took a field trip to nearby Kocher Park. An ornithologist from the Columbia County Conservation District presented a program about birds, and took the students on a bird watching walk. She helped the class observe and identify the following birds: tree swallow, America robin, killdeer, barn swallow, common grackle, red-winged blackbird, Canada goose, Baltimore oriole, blue jay, yellow warbler, eastern bluebird, European starling, American goldfinch and mallards. Students also observed various bird behaviors. The class enjoyed seeing some of the birds they’ve been studying in nature as well as observing additional birds.
Photo: Third and fourth grade students pose with their teacher after a field trip to Kocher Park. Shown from the left are: Marcie Harman, Meredith Minto, Emily Yablonski, Jeremiah Renno, Sorren Greene, Josiah Smith, Kari Albertson and Miss Schweitzer.
“In Our Schools” for 5-13-10
The Bloomsburg Christian School music and drama departments joined together to present a delightful spring program. Preludes were played by Ariel Rowlands, Mikayla Amick, Rebecca Broadt, Kristen Broadt and Megan Miller. Featured singers included Becca Williams, Erin Mattive, Paul Moseley, Daniel Stank, Josh Whitebread, Judson Greene, Jordan Hopper and Timothy Smith. Megan Miller and Kristen Broadt accompanied the choir on the piano and Erin Mattive played a piano solo. All the elementary children were dressed as Bible characters as the drama club presented “Heroes of the Faith”. The children sang a number of songs in telling the stories. Music director was Lydia Greene with Carolyn Broadt on the piano. Anita Kline directed the drama. The three ladies were presented with flowers at the end of the program.
Photo: The Bloomsburg Christian School high school choir poses for a picture before the spring concert. | | Aprl 22, 2010 Apr. 15, 2010 June 03, 2010 May 27, 2010 May 13, 2010
The Press Enterprise (local newspaper) weekly publishes photos and articles from various schools in the area. The photos above are recent publications.
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