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Thinking big. Current BHS English teacher Andrea Delzer is starting to plan how she will keep herself busy during retirement. She has always enjoyed stargazing, and staring this summer, she will have more time to pursue. “I’m always looking up at the sky and stars.”

Retirement Q & A

Lizzy Kerzman, Assistant Editor
May 24, 2023
A friendly face. Julie Kost values every BHS student. “My door is always open,” Kost said.

Julie Kost, super psychologist

Kadence Glasser, Writer
May 2, 2023
Blocked in. Teams of police guard Bismarck High School’s grounds during the swatting event on March 2, 2023. These actions were put into place to ensure proper safety precautions. “There were officers all over the place,” BHS school resource officer Brett Anderson said. “Blocking down streets to make sure people were not coming into the building.”

Swatting brings new meaning for BHS students

Lizzy Kerzman, Assistant editor
April 28, 2023
Full time school sub I dont really like children, but teenagers... Its such a unique time, I feel like everybody needs the space to flourish.

Olivia Kost, everyone’s unofficial favorite sub

Jordyn Pierce, Writer
March 29, 2023
Memorizing information. Students can expect success after taking, analyzing and recording their information in class. Making the effort in a students notes causes great change and benefit. “I believe it helps the student.” Upgren said.

Simple preparation

Alannah Kemmis, Writer
March 28, 2023
BHS UpDate

BHS UpDate

Keeala Walsey, Writer
March 16, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson pose after Alyssa’s hard work at her concerts.

Mr. & Mrs. Peterson, love at first sight

Jordyn Pierce, Writer
March 15, 2023
Pockets for phones. Kids are required to put their phones in these pockets during class. Teachers have different opinions on whether it is effective or not. “Only if all the teachers are actually following it and I’m not sure that is happening,” BHS math teacher Shelly Wiedrich said.

Phone policy

Katie Volk, Writer
March 3, 2023
Digital camera. Students get to use higher-quality equipment to be creative with their own projects. “I feel that, now more than ever, students either don’t want to put the time into creativity or are afraid of being judged for their creativity.” Bedard said. “And in reality, when it comes to the people that students look up to most, if we want to look at YouTube or TikTok or what have you, it’s the ones that decide to do something creative that usually pull ahead and it’s the copycats that are the ones who are left behind.”

Photography at BHS

Kaden Boyer, Writer
February 6, 2023
Angela Siewert, (lit)erature lover

Angela Siewert, (lit)erature lover

Jordyn Pierce, Writer
January 31, 2023
AP courses

AP courses

Thijs Wynveen, Writer
December 2, 2022
Advocacy. A student works on a poster that will be displayed with the Sources of Strength model. “Its really helpful,” BHS senior Ava Boyer said. “It makes you happy and makes you feel good.”

Developing peer leaders

Kaden Boyer, Editor-in-Chief
November 23, 2022
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