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Cedar Grove-Belgium High School welcomed a new teacher this year, Danielle Dreher. Mrs. Schwabenlender retired this past year, and Ms. Dreher has taken over and is doing a wonderful job! Ms. Dreher was raised in Kewaskum and attended UW-Washington for two years after high school where she received her Associates Degree, and then partook in a semester at Marian University. In the winter of 2008,

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By Student Reproter Ashley TurnquistOn Thursday June 3rd, the girl’s soccer team went into their first regional game against Dominican. Rockets were ahead in the beginning of the first half with a goal by Senior Rachel Slotman. The goal was scored with an assist corner kick from freshman Alex Buechler, Rachel was lucky enough to get her head on the ball and into the goal. Shortly after the

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By Student Reporter Ryan NehmerThis year’s Salutatorian was Rachel Slotman. Rachel over the years has shown everyone that you can play sports and get great grades. Rachel is in volleyball, basketball, and soccer while maintaining almost a perfect GPA. Rachel is also part of the National Honors Society and Freshman Mentors. Rachel will be attending Hope College in the hope to major in athletic

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By Student Reporter Brittni EmperleyThe girls fast pitch team ended their season on a very good note. They played Oostburg for regional’s and were very close to winning. “We approved a lot from the first game to the last game of the season”, said Abi von Heimburg (catcher for the fast pitch team). They ended their season with three wins. Two of those wins were against Stockbridge, and the other

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By Student Reporter Carina DeppiesseFor each month Bada Bing selects a new student to be chosen as the Bada Bing student of the month. These students are chosen by the high school staff according to their academic skills and their involvement in school activities.For the month of June, Bada Bing has chosen Kristen Slotman. Kristen recently graduated in the class of 2010. She was involved in many

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By Student Reporter Justin De SmidtAfter 41 great years, Thomas Paulson has finally thrown in the towel and has retired from the Cedar Grove-Belgium High School band. Every student has ever been taught can say that he was a thoughtful person and cared very much of his job and the people around him. Mr. Paulson has left many memories at the school and people will never forget all he has done for

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By Student Reporter Brenden LopezMs. Premo is retiring from Cedar Grove Belgium Schools this year after thirty nine years of working. She divided her time among the three libraries in the elementary, middle, and high school during her career. Along with that, she also was a volleyball, track, and pom pom coach. For forensics, she was the coach for thirty years in high school and did middle school

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By Student Reporter Janine LynaughThis year’s Valedictorian is Tyler Weavers. Tyler’s parents are Conrad and Patti Weavers. Tyler has been on the football and golf teams. He is his class’s vice president and is on student counsel and National Honor Society. Tyler plans to attend University of Wisconsin Madison to major in Civil Engineering. Good Job Tyler!

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By Student Reporter Sasha Lane Megan’s library of Love was started to honor Megan in her passing, and has been running for five years. Megan’s library of love has shipped books all around the country which has come to a total of 12,081 books. In the resent collection they hoped to collect 2,919 books for John Essex School in Demopolis, Alabama. When Mrs. Anderson contacted the school the

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By Student Reporter Brenden LopezJim Burton was selected as the Bada Bing Student of the month for the month of February. When asked how he felt about being the student of the month he said “I feel proud and honored to have been chosen as Bada Bing’s Student of the Month let alone to have been nominated.” His favorite classes this year are Advanced Woodworking, Marketing, and being a Teacher’s

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By Student Reporter Ryan NehmerThere is chance for a class that will give singers more opportunities to sing and improve there skills next year. Rocket Choir is more for the students who really enjoy singing and want to take it really serious. Rocket Choir is more advanced of a class as Concert Choir and the only way to join Rocket Choir is to try out to the Harmonia Mundi. Try outs start on

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By Student Reporter Jessica MeinenOn Tuesday, February 16th, the girls’ basketball team celebrated the 2009-2010 seniors. The senior girls include Mariah Keller, Kristen Slotman, Rachel Slotman and Hannah Kaul. Each one of the girls participated in basketball all four years of their high school careers. At the game on Tuesday, the girls played against Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah. In the end, Cedar

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By Student Reporter Taylor AnsayOn February 26, 2010 the Movin 'n Munchin program will be held in the middle school gym at 1:00 pm. The program talks about the importance of healthy eating and fitness. They want to encourage kids, their families, and schools to have a regular physical activity throughout the day and also have a healthy meal. Mrs. Albright selected our district and sent off an

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By Student Reporter Brittni EmperleyIn preparation for prom, the Class of 2011 will be holding its annual spaghetti dinner to raise money. The spaghetti dinner will take place on February 18th before the boy’s basketball game against Oostburg. Sales will begin at 4:30 and end right before the boy’s Varsity game. The cost of the dinner will be five dollars. The cost will include spaghetti,

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By Student Reporter Janine LynaughThe Joe Schueller Band has played at various events throughout the past year. Some past shows include 5th Quarter and after last Homecoming. The band includes Jonathon “Chubbs” Herzog on drums, Joe Schueller on lead guitar, Jake Prinsen on rhythm guitar, Brandon Miles on bass, and Conner Novack on vocals. If you haven’t had the chance to see them perform yet

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By Student Reporter Nikki KluckPublications students are often asked about publications class when they are selling popcorn at Cedar Grove-Belgium High School sporting events. In publications, students work on the yearbook, take student photos, sell ads to businesses, and work the popcorn stand. The popcorn stand helps raise money for the yearbook, and that money makes the yearbook less expensive

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By Student Reporter Carina DeppiesseThe Cedar Grove-Belgium Girls Rocket team is playing on Saturday, January 16. The girls are taking on Sheboygan Christian at Cedar Grove. This is the girls first time playing Christian this year, and they are hoping for a win. The girl’s season has been looking good so far. They have had a couple of tough loses but also a number of good wins. The Rocket girls

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By Student Reporter Brenden LopezRecently, Lakeland College has decided to make Advanced U.S. History a college credit class. In order to receive the college credit, students will have to get an A or B for the semester and they must pay three hundred dollars. Mr. Claerbaut, the Advanced U.S. History teacher recommends that the students think about getting the credit because it is much cheaper and

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By Student Reporter Jackson HolleThe Cedar Grove High School band directed by Tom Paulson has the opportunity to play pep band music before a number of basketball games and wrestling meets. Performances occur after the junior varsity game and before the varsity game and before wrestling meets. The latest of which was on January 12 for the boy’s basketball game against Kohler. The band has used

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By Student Reporter Janine LynaughTo support our basketball teams, several “Black Out Nights” have been scheduled. A Black Out Night is when everyone wears black from head to toe. The first one is tomorrow night, January 14th, at the girl’s game against Howards Grove. Don’t worry if you can’t attend, there are still four more days to take part in the fun, January 15th (boys against Sheboygan

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By Student Reporter Brittni Emperely On Monday, January 8th, the Cedar Grove-Belgium Girls Basketball team will be taking on Dominican at home. Dominican is said to be a good team and will be a great competition for the girls. Mr.Coopman scouted Dominican on Tuesday and said that they were a very good basketball team, and they have talent. One of Dominicans best players, Dasia, scored 38 points

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By Student Reporter Jessica MeinenEvery month a student is chosen by their involvement in school and their academic achievements. The Cedar Grove-Belgium staff voted and for the month of December, Nathan Drewry was nominated as the Bada Bing Student of the Month. Nathan is a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council. He participates in two sports, football in the fall and track

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By Student Reporter Ashley TurnquistFor the past three years the Cedar Grove Dance Team has not been to a competition. Well that is not the case this year; the dance team has been working hard to be able to compete in a competition on January 30th and February 6th. With going to competition the dance team needed to raise a lot of money. Some of the fundraisers they did were a Zumbathon, two

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By Student Reporter Janine LynaughIf you are currently a junior taking one of Ms. Cazarez’s English classes you are now reading The Poisonwood Bible. The Poisonwood Bible, by Barbara Kingsolver, is being taught for the first time this year. It is a story of a Preacher’s family traveling to the Congo in hopes to ‘westernize’ the natives. The book is told through the eyes of the four girls and

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By Student Reporter Ryan NehmerCharlottes Webb is a story about a pig named Wilbur who was the runt of the bunch being saved from being slaughtered by a very intelligent little girl named Fern and spider named Charlotte. Wilbur is thought to be praised when the farmer reads the message Charlotte wrote in her web to save Wilbur. Our school is doing the play of this famous book and movie. We have

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By Student Reporter Ryan NehmerThis year through November 23rd to December 11th Santa Paws dog biscuits are being sold to raise money Best Buddies program. A donation also will be made to the Sheboygan County Humane Society. Santa paws dog biscuits are homemade dog biscuits baked by the students at Cedar Grove Belgium High School. Please if interested, order from below and send to Bobbi Jo

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By Student Reporter Brenden LopezMrs. Schmidt’s students performed their annual Christmas concert on December eighteenth this year in the Middle School auditorium. This year’s program was titled Holiday History because the kids performed songs that the parents have liked the most over the last twelve concerts. One of these songs is I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas, which the third graders sang

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Tuesday night students from 6th grade through 12th grade performed for the public, their annual holiday band concert directed Tom Paulson and Lori MacRae. A wide variety of Christmas pieces to Classical songs were on the agenda, a total of 17. In all over 270 students performed from the three middle school bands and two high school groups. The annual holiday band Concert is a great way to get out

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Last weekend the Cedar Grove-Belgium High School students held the play called Charlotte’s Web. “It was very creative and better than I expected,” says Janine Lynaugh. The play showed the students acting abilities on a whole new level. Many people said that this was one of the best plays yet. Liz Winker and Cole Prinsen also gave the audience a laugh not only in their goose and gander costumes,

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On December 9th, the Cedar Grove-Belgium school district, along with many other surrounding schools, experienced the first snow day of this school year. A large snowstorm struck most of the state of Wisconsin, causing many closures of both schools and businesses. While the decision to close the school was made the night before, the snowstorm ended up not being as bad as predicted in our area. The

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By Student Reporter Jeffrey Sandee, Joel Sandee, and Shelli Obbink, all children of Roger Sandee, wanted to build something special in memory of their dad, who was a great father and a great supporter of the football team. They decided to build the Roger Sandee Memorial Concession Stand. The children of Mr. Sandee brought it up to the board at the end of October. The concession stand is going to

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There was a high school basketball scrimmage last week Tuesday. The Rocket boys played against both Port Washington’s boys team and St. Mary Spring’s boys team. Although Port Washington is a division 1 school, the Rocket boys held their own. When they played against St. Mary Springs the team did great. It was a back and forth game that was very entertaining to watch. Every player got a chance to

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By Student Reporter Erika MeinenWhen a little pig named Wilbur comes to live at the Arable’s farm, he quickly befriends a girl named Fern and a barn full of crazy creatures. Life is great until winter comes, along with the threat of being turned into bacon. Wilbur and his eight-legged friend Charlotte have to act fast to come up with a plan to save Wilbur’s life. You can find out if Charlotte’s

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At the Wisconsin Rapids State Cross Country meet, both the CG-B boys and girls teams did excellent. Josh Mulloy took home his second individual State Champion medal for Division 3, and Joel Merritt was second on the team with an eighth place finish. The boys team brought home CG-B’s first ever championship trophy at a state event. They won with The Prairie School in second place. Marina Paul led

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There was a high school basketball scrimmage last week Tuesday. The Rocket boys played against both Port Washington’s boys team and St. Mary Spring’s boys team. Although Port Washington is a division 1 school, the Rocket boys held their own. Against St. Mary Springs the team did great. It was a back and forth game that was very entertaining to watch. Every player got a chance to get some minutes

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For the third year in a row, Cedar Grove-Belgium Middle School has been recognized as an outstanding middle school by the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators. While staff and students can name a variety of reasons why the middle school should be commended, the specific areas recognized by the AWSA include rapid improvement in reading and math in the past school year; reading and math

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While the students enrolled in the Publications class have always taken photos, this year they are being made accessible to people outside of class. Having recently purchased two new cameras, students have been taking photos since the beginning of the year of every sport that has gone on so far and activities such as the homecoming pep rally, spirit week, the powder puff game, and student life.

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By Student Reporter Sasha Lane In late October Mrs. Sandee had the honor of getting the game football that was signed by the freshman and sophomore football players. She received the game football for being supportive of the football team since 1966. The football was presented to her after the last JV home game, which the team finished 8 to 0. The football was given to her by Coach Dan Schreurs,

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By Student Reporter Michael O’DonnellThe talk around the water bubbler in the Cedar Grove-Belgium school district consists of an interesting yet controversial topic. This topic is whether or not to give our A+ grading scale the boot and lower it to a mediocre A grading scale. So what does this exactly entail? The concept is exactly as it seems. Instead of students being able to achieve a 4.34 for

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By Student Reporter Carina DeppiesseThe new student chosen for the Spanish student of the quarter is Cole Prinsen, he is in Spanish III, it is one of his favorite classes along with band and theater arts. Cole participates in Football in the fall. On his free time he loves to hang out with his friends and study Spanish, Cole as spends some of his free time working at Rathjen Gardens which is

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By Student Reporter Janine LynaughCedar Grove-Belgium Schools were well represented at the Sheboygan County Fair this summer. Mrs. Linse, the middle school and elementary art teacher, sent forty three 3-D pieces and one hundred and sixty four 2-D pieces to the fair. That made a grand total of two hundred and seven entries! Out of all the entries, there were 70 first places, 61 second places, 45

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By Student Reporter Matthew ClarkThe boys basketball team started their season on Monday, November 16, with high hopes of making a great run like they did last year. Although some of the key players to last year’s success have graduated, they still have a great team. The first practice was mostly fundamental things to get everyone back on track with basketball, as many of the players on the team

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By Student Reporter Brittni EmperleyThe 2009-2010 season of girls basketball started on Wednesday November 18th. After two successful practices all girls participating are starting to get into the routine. With a team of over thirty, the girls this year will have to work hard to earn a spot on JV, Varsity, or the new freshman team. This is the first year in a while Cedar Grove-Belgium has had

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By Student Reporter Carina DeppiesseA new month is here and a different student has been chosen for Bada-Bing’s student of the month. Each person is nominated and chosen by the high school staff members according to their academic achievements and their involvement in school. Congratulations to Tyler Weavers, who was the chosen student for the month of November. Tyler is a senior and is among the

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By Student Reporter Taylor AnsayFor the third year in a row, Cedar Grove-Belgium Middle School has been recognized as an outstanding middle school by the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators. While staff and students can name a variety of reasons why the middle school should be commended, the specific areas recognized by the AWSA include rapid improvement in reading and math in the past

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By Student Reporter Nicole KluckThis year, at the Cedar Grove-Belgium High School annual Veteran’s Day program, the keynote speaker was Vern Arndt. His speech, which described his personal experiences in World War II, touched many of the students such as Michael O’Donnell, who turned to a his friends and said “that guy was an incredible, decorated war hero, that had plenty to say of his military

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Amanda Salazar, the new dance team coach, has brought many new ideas to the table. The dance team plans to go to competition in the upcoming months. Unfortunately dance competitions are costly. Ms. Salazar has many fundraising ideas, to make money for new uniforms and poms. One of which is a Zumba Clinic. Ms. Salazar works at the Sheboygan YMCA teaching Zumba classes to all ages. Zumba is a

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On October 16th the sixth grade class participated in the yearly Archeological Dig. This was a great opportunity for the students to learn about Egyptians and hieroglyphics in a fun way. The groups of students put a lot of work into this dig. They had to write stories and put it into their own hieroglyphic writing. The story was about the mummy that was going to be buried in their tomb, and then

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By: Brittni EmperleyThe Cedar Grove-Belgium Rockets 2009 seasons are more than outstanding. The football team ended the regular season with a 9-0 record and will playing Oostburg in their second playoff game on Saturday, October 31st at 4:00 p.m. Their first playoff game was on Tuesday against Kenosha St. Joseph. The game ended with a score of 42-7, with the Rockets once again taking another

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-16214782382596743212009-10-22T13:05:00.000-05:002009-10-22T13:06:14.164-05:00

By: Brenden LopezArt ClubThe first art club meeting for this year was on September 10th where kids met with Mr. Urness after school in the art room. Usually the meetings are every Thursday after school, and they either talk about things coming up or they have work days where they can come in and work on any projects they need to finish. The Art Club does various activities during the year like

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By: Jessica Meinen At the Central Lakeshore Conference Cross Country meet on Thursday October 15th, the Cedar Grove-Belgium Rockets boys and girls did extremely well. In the girls race, Marina Paul placed 1st with a time of 15:35, and Kiera Depies was close behind in 2nd with a time of 15:51. Both Marina and Kiera were All Conference, along with Erika Meinen who placed 6th. Jessica Meinen,

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-38394657233515310692009-10-20T13:31:00.002-05:002009-10-20T13:37:33.849-05:00

by Erika MeinenEach month, the high school teachers nominate a student to be the Bada Bing Student of the Month. The student that gets picked is usually someone who does very well in academics, and this year the teachers nominated sophomore Montanna Zajac, the daughter of Corinne and Dean Zajac. Not only does Montanna succeed academically, but she also participates in student council and is

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The Rockets volleyball team was off to a fast start at the beginning of the season with winning 8 out of 10 non conference games. They also took home first place medals from the Marshal tournament. With conference games coming up, the Rockets have high hopes of winning and bettering their record. The team this year consists of 7 returning varsity players, Kristen Slotman, Rachel Slotman, Kaslin

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-59371652390287474292009-09-30T13:52:00.000-05:002009-09-30T13:54:01.133-05:00

The Cedar Gove Belgium dance team is off to a great start! They are shooting for high hopes and great goals. This year the team is planning on going to competition, which they have not done in four years. Also new this year is Amanda Salazar. Amanda came here from Sheboygan Falls, where she used to be on the Sheboygan South dance team. Head coach Mary-Beth Desens, with the help of Amanda, are

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If you have been down the freshman hallway recently, you may have noticed the absence of one of our former computer teachers. The “Mr. Cronkright” name tag has been replaced with a “Mrs. Lennon” one. For anyone who is not taking a computer class, Mrs. Lennon is the newest addition to our Technology department. Mrs. Lennon was born and raised in Missouri. She lived in Georgia, where she taught for

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There certainly were high hopes coming into the 2009 season for the players and coaches of the boy’s soccer team. The only thing on the mind of the coaches and returning players was to avenge the short lived post season from the previous year. A tough loss in the first round of the playoffs ended the last season for the Rockets. This year hopes to be anything but the same. The season-opener

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-51441095714578588752009-06-03T10:48:00.002-05:002009-06-03T10:53:22.316-05:00

Student Reporter: Jordan Dykstra Every year when eighth graders are shown around freshmen mentors tell them to get involved in activities and try hard in high school because it will help when applying for scholarships. This past week, that was shown during the scholarships and award ceremony. On Wednesday, May 27th, forty seniors gathered in the Middle School Auditorium to see how their hard

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Student Reporter: Eddie GuevaraBada Bing student of the month is given to the student who tried very hard in school and is involved in extracurricular activities after school. They are also chosen because they stood out more than any other student and they showed a great academic achievement.The last student to be chosen for the Bada Bing student of the month went to Randy Zuelsdorf, the son of

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-9949317870393609042009-05-28T10:00:00.000-05:002009-05-28T10:02:52.553-05:00

Student Reporter: Nikki KlahnA seventh grade student, Erin Bagatta, received an Honorable Mention in the Federal Junior Duck Stamp contest for the state of Wisconsin. This contest consisted of students drawing a duck, hoping to make their creation into a postage stamp. Bagatta is a very artistic and creative middle school student and also has a piece of artwork at the Sate Youth art show at the

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-23905201030129348742009-05-05T10:52:00.001-05:002009-05-05T11:05:44.186-05:00

Student Reporter: Samantha LamersWith global warming and other environmental issues on the rise, many do not understand the danger that that occurs with these problems. Fortunately, this year was the 8th annual Litter Pick-Up and Paper Making which is held by the Art Club of Cedar Grove – Belgium HS. Mr. Urness and many students met on Saturday, April 18, 2009 at 10:00am on S. Commerce St. in

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-90452907866116069222009-05-05T10:41:00.002-05:002009-05-05T10:57:42.454-05:00

Student Reporter: Lyndsey WeykerAnother month has passed, and once again it’s time to pick a new Bada Bing student of the month. Teachers vote for a student that stood out to them and has shown great academic achievement. They also look for involvement in extracurricular activities and school functions. This month they chose Alannah Bruggink, daughter of James and Judith Bruggink. In addition to

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-58458289349745513012009-05-05T10:24:00.001-05:002009-05-05T10:55:14.915-05:00

Student Reporter: Jarred Lucas Student Government Day was held at the Sheboygan County courthouse in Sheboygan Wisconsin on April 15, 2009. Students from various high schools around the county were invited to participate in an advanced look into local and county wide government operations. Students were brought into the county council meeting room where they participated in a mock debate led by

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-51381087715693652552009-03-18T10:50:00.001-05:002009-03-18T10:55:50.313-05:00

Student Reporter: Kayla Zimmer On Saturday, March 7th, 48 teams of 96 students gathered at Acuity to compete in the Acuity Business Challenge. Students from nine area high schools competed to sell an imaginary product called the “Holo- Generator”. Students needed to use their brains and a lot of creativity to sell their product in different financial situations and real life economic times like

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-59987115510019372062009-03-18T10:35:00.006-05:002009-03-18T10:48:54.314-05:00

Student Reporter: Eddie GuevaraThis summer, Wisconsin will hold its 66th annual Badger Girls State and its 68th annual Badger Boys State events. This year, the Cedar Grove-Belgium representatives are Tyler Weavers and Kelly DelPonte for Sheboygan County and Jake Shanahan and Erika Kirst for Ozaukee County. When asked about being selected, Erika Kirst replied, “I’m honored to be chosen as Badger

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-71560536408483480532009-03-18T10:31:00.001-05:002009-03-18T10:34:40.757-05:00

Student Reporter: Tim BaumannOne of Cedar Grove–Belgium’s high school seniors, Jarred Lucas, has been honored with Unanimous First Team All Badger Land. This is an honor for the five best and hardest working hockey players in the Badger Land conference. Being unanimously selected means that every coach in their conference agreed he deserved first team. The conference had a lot of great players,

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-29426288075609489812009-03-10T10:47:00.001-05:002009-03-10T10:50:13.785-05:00

Student Reporter: Ariel Beutel This year the honored salutatorian of the Class of 2009 is Jordan Elizabeth Dykstra. Jordan is the daughter of Linda and Rich Dykstra. She has been a strong student and has worked diligently throughout her four years of high school. Aside from being focused on her studies, Jordan also juggled sports, clubs, church, and work. After graduation, Jordan plans to further

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-60400269504383592792009-03-10T10:44:00.001-05:002009-03-10T10:46:35.556-05:00

Student Reporter: Lyndsey WeykerAnother month has passed, and once again it’s time to pick a new Bada Bing student of the month. Teachers vote for a student that stood out to them and has shown great academic achievement. They also look for involvement in extracurricular activities and school functions. This month they chose Mary Asma, daughter of Shirley and Joe Asma. In addition to being a

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-36163553864871915792009-03-10T10:35:00.002-05:002009-03-10T10:44:42.481-05:00

Student Reporter: Joe Dettmann Grammy nominated children’s singer and songwriter Red Grammer has been featured on dozens of television programs including The Today Show, CBS This Morning, Nickelodeon, Showtime, PBS, and The Disney Channel. With a very extensive musical career, Red has reached the hearts of kids and adults alike by speaking messages of integrity, truthfulness, responsibility,

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-73970921315501033792009-03-10T10:33:00.001-05:002009-03-10T10:35:20.408-05:00

Student Reporter: Lyndsey WeykerThe Spanish student for the second quarter is freshman, Dustin Groenwald. His favorite class is Spanish and he loves the movie Shanghai Knights. Dustin likes to play videogames and read books by RA Salvatore during his free time. When he is not playing videogames and reading, he is working hard at the County Grove, where he washes dishes. When asked his feelings

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-7158701540724386012009-03-10T10:28:00.000-05:002009-03-10T10:33:01.092-05:00

Student Reporter: Mariah KellerMegan‛s Library of Love book drive began in 2006.The task began out of the inspiration to remember all of the memories of Megan, to help our community heal, and to make a difference in the lives of others. The 5th grade class at Cedar Grove-Belgium Schools combined these goals with Megan’s passion for learning and reading to create the Library of Love. The fifth

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-821850068417707482009-03-09T10:42:00.006-05:002009-03-10T10:27:51.473-05:00

Student Reporter: Nick BornheimerOrange flooded the Sheboygan South High School field house on Saturday afternoon, as fans draped in orange from both Cedar Grove-Belgium and Oakfield came out to watch their teams play. A battle of the number one and number three seeded teams had all the makings to be a great game, and it lived up to expectations. Scoring went back and forth early on; with both

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-21780703811007743972009-03-05T09:55:00.001-06:002009-03-05T09:56:27.996-06:00

Student Reporter: Trevor Bublitz On February 17th and February 26th the first grade students of Cedar Grove-Belgium elementary school were given the opportunity to go snowshoeing. Volunteers from Camp Y-Koda came to demonstrate how the snowshoes work and how to walk up and down hills. They also told the kids the parts of the snowshoe and where they originated from. The people from Camp Y-Koda

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-2212912646052905112009-03-05T09:49:00.002-06:002009-03-05T09:53:00.038-06:00

Student Reporter: Kayla Zimmer Looking for a good love story? Not too cheesy and not too far lost in the fantasy world? Sam’s Letters to Jennifer is for you. Jennifer is staying at her grandmother’s house in Lake Geneva after she fell into a coma. Sam and Jennifer mean everything to each other and Jennifer has already lost her husband and their little “peanut” and she can’t bear to think about

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-30134282462712499142009-03-05T09:13:00.002-06:002009-03-05T09:18:46.290-06:00

Student Reporter: Samantha Lamers To many of us, public speaking is something we try to avoid whenever possible, but to one sophomore, Mary Asma, forensics is an exciting activity. Mary has currently been doing forensics for two years now and she is in the storytelling category. In the storytelling category, there are five different subcategories; A Story with Numbers, A Hans Christian Anderson

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-40138871132582712432009-03-05T09:06:00.003-06:002009-03-05T09:13:09.899-06:00

Student Reporter: Jordan DykstraEvery year people ask the question, who is this year’s valedictorian? The answer this year is Amanda Isken. Amanda is the daughter of Sherry and Michael Isken. She has been involved in many activities throughout her four years of high school and worked hard in school while participating in them. Amanda has been involved in the school drama program, student council,

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-15600412459728705882009-03-04T22:24:00.002-06:002009-03-05T08:58:06.298-06:00

Student Reporter: Nick BornheimerThe air was tense as the number one seeded Cedar Grove-Belgium Rockets took on the eighth seeded Horicon Marshmen in the first round of post-season play on Tuesday, March 3. The Rockets exploded out of the gates, scoring the first seven points of the game, but early foul trouble for the Rocket’s big man, Jesse Anderson, helped the upset hungry Marshmen to put

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-1519520656073580652009-03-03T14:07:00.000-06:002009-03-03T14:08:23.902-06:00

From February 23 through March 13, the Cedar Grove-Belgium elementary school will be collecting money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Pennies for Patients. The donated money will go to support a very special cause. All your pennies, and yes, even nickels, dimes, quarters, dollar bills, and checks, help in finding the cure for leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease, and myeloma. Their goal

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-31015034921822291222009-02-26T10:17:00.003-06:002009-02-26T10:44:18.683-06:00

Student Reporter: Mariah Keller Josh Peterson and Brandon Garcia have recently been chosen to participate in the WFCA (Wisconsin Football Coaches Association) Shrine Bowl. The WFCA Shrine Bowl is a game suitable for senior football players who excelled in their respective final season of high school football. This event is a great way to honor the players’ success as well as fundraise for the

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-90433599867291749582009-02-24T10:20:00.001-06:002009-02-24T10:29:28.567-06:00

Student Reporter: Anthony Wilcox A statewide website that covers all high school sports in the state gives out awards called the WSN Cup every year. These awards are given to the schools with the best athletics through the year. In the past, there were only two categories: small schools, which included schools with enrollments of 900 or less, and large schools, in which enrollment exceeded 900.

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Student Reporter: Jarred Lucas With the conclusion of the high school hockey season comes the prospectus of the second coming, the playoffs. Overall it was a mildly successful season with an 8-11-1 record. Although it sounds like a bad record, there is more to it than meets the eye. The Sheboygan Red Raider combined hockey team is placed in arguably one of the toughest conferences in the state of

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-35273106325758431212009-02-13T10:22:00.002-06:002009-02-13T10:26:01.202-06:00

Student Reporter: Ariel BeutelThis past Saturday, February 7th, 2009, the wrestling teams of Cedar Grove-Belgium, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Oostburg, Sheboygan Lutheran, and Elkhart Lake gathered at Sheboygan Lutheran High School for the CLC tournament. Each wrestler had a match against the opposing team’s wrestler at their weight class. They competed against each other for conference champ and for

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-5830092352568045232009-02-05T10:26:00.002-06:002009-02-05T10:31:25.875-06:00

To some, choir is the last class of the day. To a few people it is a stress reliever, and to others, it is a rare form of art and emotion. It is a smile, a tragedy, a way of life. Choir to those people is the best time of the day. They work hard and try to improve and excel in their music skills. It is because of their dedication and hard work that seven members of the Cedar Grove-Belgium High

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-87545012441248458952009-02-04T10:33:00.000-06:002009-02-04T10:34:59.853-06:00

Student Reporter: Lyndsey WeykerOn January 9, 2009, two of our high school students participated in the Southeastern Wisconsin District DECA competition. DECA is a club where people compete in a topic of their choice that deals with business. The competition was held at Kettle Moraine High School in Wales, WI and it was held from 8am to 5pm.The students were Amanda and Alex Isken. Amanda is a

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-90653435044859484792009-01-28T10:53:00.002-06:002009-01-28T10:54:28.020-06:00

Student Reporter: Nick BornheimerStudents feeling stressed out and overwhelmed, frantically working to finish a semester’s worth of work in a few days, it must be exam time. It happens every year, students working tirelessly, attempting to make their last minute preparations for the grueling three days of testing. “If it weren’t for the last minute, nothing would get done,” said Jason Croatt. “I

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Student Reporter: Lyndsey WeykerOn Monday, December 15th, there was the annual winter band Concert that took place in the High school gym. The 6th grade band started off the concert. They were directed by Thomas Paulson. Then the rest of the middle school bands performed, which were directed by Lori MacRae. After the middle school bands were done, it was time for the high school bands to show

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-38376354101638345512009-01-28T10:34:00.001-06:002009-01-28T10:37:28.092-06:00

Student Reporter: Brittany AnziaThe Spanish student for the first quarter is senior Jennifer Schmidt. Daughter of Jim and Debbie Schmidt, Jennifer’s favorite classes are Spanish II and Street Law. Her favorite things about school are that she gets to see her friends and her teachers are awesome. When asked about how she felt when Sr. Flynn first told her that she was Spanish student of the

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Student Reporter: Ariel Beutel Each month the high school teachers of Cedar Grove-Belgium High School vote for a student, usually a senior, who shows outstanding ability in school and is well rounded. This month senior Jordan Dykstra, daughter of Linda and Rich Dykstra, was chosen. Jordan is involved in many activities such as soccer, basketball, cross country, band, choir, National Honor

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Student Reporter: Megan Villa Finally after two tries on Friday January 9th the middle school auditorium was filled with moms and dads, Grandparents, and many other family and friends, all coming to watch the Elementary schools production of “A Country and Western Christmas.” Each class separately sang at least 3 songs that either were traditional Christmas songs or new country and western

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Student Reporter: Becky LemmermannAs we enter our second semester, we will get an update from the Art Club at Cedar Grove-Belgium High School. About 30 students are involved in art club this year which is a dramatic increase from previous year. Courtney Schmidt, the previous President of the art club passed down her duties to senior Racheal Pampel when she graduated last year. Rachael, along

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-64110625851351670202008-12-23T14:17:00.001-06:002008-12-23T14:17:57.756-06:00

Student Reporter: Ashlee AnsayIt used to be a pat on the back or a parent’s bribe was enough for students to want to excel at school, but recently Memorial Mall has extended an offer to help kids strive even more. Memorial Mall set up a program to encourage students and schools to succeed academically, and in return students could receive a reward for their academic performance. Students can

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-61262661280877345082008-12-23T14:15:00.000-06:002008-12-23T14:16:41.279-06:00

Student Reporter: Rebecca LemmermannAs high school seniors approach this coming fall, many students worry about their health once they enter college. It is a well known myth that many teenage girls gain a significant amount of weight during the start of their freshman year of college. Whether or not this is true is still unsure but has been proven that Cornell students tend to gain four pounds

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Student Reporter: Jordan DykstraOh the weather outside is frightful, but Christmas concerts are so delightful. This time of the year brings blustering winds and heavy, falling snow. It also brings Christmas music to the air. Whether it is on the radio or sung in the shower, Christmas music is everywhere. Band and choir teachers also look forward to this time of the year because they can pick out

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-16337768423122645712008-12-18T10:32:00.003-06:002008-12-18T10:50:18.430-06:00

Student Reporter: Mariah KellerFootball, basketball and National Honor Society are just a few of the many activities that Josh Peterson has been involved in throughout his high school career. Recently chosen as December’s Bada Bing Student of the Month, Josh Peterson, son of Brad and Betsy, has high expectations for life after graduation. Josh hasn’t decided where he wants to go to school yet

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Student Reporter: Mariah Keller On Monday, November 10, the girls had their first basketball practice. The JV team consists of Aylin Birlik, Danielle Holzberger, Jessica Burant, Danielle DeHaai, Ashley DeSmidt, Brianna Weavers, Kelly Hubing, Liz Mandel, Macy Villa, and Anna Theike. The returning Varsity players from last year consist of Jordan Dykstra, Sadie Meinen, Abi VonHemburg, Rachel Slotman

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-77509282052336867292008-12-01T10:28:00.002-06:002008-12-18T10:45:53.043-06:00

Student Reporter: Joe DettmannWhen a nerdy nephew, an irritating ex-wife, a stuck up daughter, a ditzy mistress, and a sleazy old mobster are invited by eccentric millionaire Albert Doornale to join him in his mansion one evening, a night filled with mischief and mayhem ensues. When they arrive, Albert is nowhere to be seen. Confused and bewildered, the group proceeds to search for their host,

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-16137036078322168272008-11-30T19:08:00.005-06:002008-12-18T10:47:05.882-06:00

Student Reporter: Megan VillaAnother month has passed, and it has once again become the time to pick another Bada Bing Student of the month. The student of the month is picked based on academic achievement. Every teacher can nominate any student they think fits the criteria. Not only do the teachers look at academic achievements, but they also look at the student’s involvement in other

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-72343536929090754302008-11-30T19:06:00.007-06:002008-12-18T10:43:59.568-06:00

Student Reporter: Jordan DykstraThe number 13 is the sixth prime number. It is the number of wins the football team had as they continued on to state. It is the age at which children become teenagers. Most importantly, it is the number of times Josh Mulloy has crossed the finish line before anyone else in a race.Last season, Josh Mulloy was playing Friday night football. This year, Josh decided

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Student Reporter: Lyndsey WeykerOn Thursday, November 11th, our high school held a program for our fellow veterans. The program showed how much we appreciate the veterans that live in the Cedar Grove and Belgium area. The program began with an introduction by Joe Sopko, who was one of the few who spoke at this event. He introduced the main speaker, Glen Grothman. Joe set the mood for the program;

Cedar Grove-Belgium High Schoolnoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33970228.post-49211180837487152502008-11-20T10:26:00.000-06:002008-11-20T10:28:58.412-06:00

Contact: Darrell CronkrightHigh School Business Education920-668-8686 ext. 523 321 N2nd StreetCedar Grove, WI 53013 CGB-DECAPress ReleaseStudents participate in competitive event at UW-WhitewaterStudents take home medals and awards.Selling Event: 1st place Alex Isken, takes home medal, 2nd place Tom Turnquist, 3rd place James Gallagher, honorable mention Amanda Isken.Comprehensive Exam: 1st

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Student Reporter: Jordan DykstraOrange and black stormed the bleachers on Friday, October 10, as students, parents, family, and friends gathered in the gym for the annual pep rally. The pep rally is run by the student council, and this year’s announcers were Kayla Eernisse, Jackie Sopko, Jordan Dykstra, and Jake Shanahan. The pep rally started off with the junior/senior band playing “Paint It

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