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The Student News Site of Bismarck High School

BHS News
The Student News Site of Bismarck High School

BHS News

Ting Weir

Catherine Farrell
January 23, 2025
Hunting. Youth Hunting continues to thrive in North Dakota. The ND Game and Fish Department are always trying new ways to get kids involved with the outdoors.

Treating a youth perception

Alannah Kemmis, Editor-in-cheif
January 22, 2025
Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Katie Volk, News Editor
December 4, 2024

Music and More

Catherine Farrell, Writer
December 4, 2024
Staff Spotlight

Staff Spotlight

Alannah Kemmis, Editor
October 15, 2024
Nyala Hunting. Bismarck High School student Brecken Welle is proud of the animals he hunted in Africa. He hunted day and night to achieve his trophies. “Choosing to hunt for nyala was a last-minute thing, but we were lucky enough to get one in less than a day,” Welle said.

Trophies of the wild

Madalynn Fitterer and Payton Hehr, Writers
October 15, 2024

New teachers at BHS

Emma Strand, Entertainment Editor
September 16, 2024
Back Home. Foreign-exchange student Kim Folkerts and her family enjoy spending time in the outdoors. She liked being in different settings and learning the joys of all cultures. “I also never had lunch at school because our break was only 20 minutes and my school didn’t have a lunch area where everyone could sit so everyone just stood and talked to each other,” Folkerts said.

Kim Folkerts: foreign exchange student

Lillian Makeef-Stetson, Writer
September 16, 2024
Teacher Spotlight : Dekrey

Teacher Spotlight : Dekrey

Emma Strand, Entertainment Editor
September 16, 2024
Music partners. BHS teachers Neil Tafelmeyer and Josie Eyers are siblings that grew up around music. They continue to incorporate it into their lives today - even in the classroom. “If you think about it, to play a piano you’re sometimes reading four lines of music at once while both hands are moving in different directions in different rhythms,” BHS English teacher Josie Eyers said. “There's a lot going on in your brain and that's really powerful for keeping your brain active and learning. I try to incorporate that same creativity into my classroom.”

Sibling rivalry across the school halls

Lizzy Kerzman, Managing Editor
April 25, 2024
Community. The diversity of Rhythm Record’s media means anyone can find something they are intersted in, and be able to afford it. This, as well as their concerts, allows people to participate and enjoy music without it being expensive. “We have new vinyl, we have used vinyl, and we do live music events,” owner Gus Lindgren said.

Rhythm records music cafe

Catherine Farrell, Writer
April 23, 2024
Toe Touch. Bismarck High School Cheerleader Jasmyn Burtness demonstrates a cheer toe touch jump. She used all her might to be able to get up that high and legs that far. When explaining how she practices, Burtness said, “In the Knaak, we take out mats and we do it on the mats, granted the mats are not that thick but, it’s better than the gym floor.”

Flyer for Bismarck High School cheer team

Alivia Zablotney, J1 Student
April 22, 2024
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