By Student Reproter Ashley Turnquist
On 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 Rockets scored Dominican fought back with a goal to tie up the game. At the end of the first half Dominican and Cedar Grove were tied with one goal each. Going into the 2nd half both teams were fighting hard for a goal. The game of one of the most physical games the Rockets have played in this whole season. There were no goals scored in the 2nd half. The Rockets went into a double over time with Dominican, still no goals were scored. Since it was a regional game the girls would have to go into a shoot out. Coach Papi Pozo had to choose 5 players to take the kicks. He chose senior Rachel Slotman, senior Hannah Kaul, freshman Alex Buechler, freshman Caitlin Hausner, and freshman Haley Schieffer. Rachel, Hannah, and Caitlin all made their goals. Dominican missed their last kicking winning the Rockets the game. There was no need for Haley to take the last shot because the rockets already won. On Saturday June 5th the Rockets will play their 2nd regional game at 12am. Good Luck Rockets!
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
Salutatorian
By Student Reporter Ryan Nehmer
This 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 training.
Rocket Girls Fastpitch Season
By Student Reporter Brittni Emperley
The 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 against Living Word Lutheran. “Even though our record didn’t show it, we really made progress as the season went on”, said Stephanie Ruppel (pitcher for the fast pitch team). Stephanie Ruppel (pitcher) and Brianna Weavers (outfielder) both received second team all conference. Abi von Heimburg (catcher) and Jessica Burant (first base) received honorable mention. All the Girls on the team have high expectations of doing very well next year. The team had a very young lineup this year including no seniors, and will all be returning to take conference next year. Good job this season Rocket fast pitch team!!
The 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 against Living Word Lutheran. “Even though our record didn’t show it, we really made progress as the season went on”, said Stephanie Ruppel (pitcher for the fast pitch team). Stephanie Ruppel (pitcher) and Brianna Weavers (outfielder) both received second team all conference. Abi von Heimburg (catcher) and Jessica Burant (first base) received honorable mention. All the Girls on the team have high expectations of doing very well next year. The team had a very young lineup this year including no seniors, and will all be returning to take conference next year. Good job this season Rocket fast pitch team!!
Bada Bind Student of the Month
By Student Reporter Carina Deppiesse
For 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 sports during her previous four years of high school including, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Kristen is planning on attending Hope College and Majoring in Chemistry.
For 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 sports during her previous four years of high school including, basketball, soccer, and volleyball. Kristen is planning on attending Hope College and Majoring in Chemistry.
Mr. Paulson
By Student Reporter Justin De Smidt
After 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 it. Mr. Paulson gave his famous “Prom Speech” every year to his students as a reminder to be nice to the ladies and to get a few laughs. The band room will always be remembered as “Paulson’s Palace.” We wish him the best of luck as he plans to continue working with music around the state of Wisconsin.
After 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 it. Mr. Paulson gave his famous “Prom Speech” every year to his students as a reminder to be nice to the ladies and to get a few laughs. The band room will always be remembered as “Paulson’s Palace.” We wish him the best of luck as he plans to continue working with music around the state of Wisconsin.
Miss Premo
By Student Reporter Brenden Lopez
Ms. 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 forensics for nine years. Ms. Premo is also involved in the TC/CC booster club as their treasurer. During her retirement, she will continue to live in Cedar Grove and still be a part of the various things she is involved with now. She plans to play a lot of golf and do a lot of traveling during her retirement. The first trip she is taking will be to go to Egypt in November. Besides golf and traveling, she plans to catch up on her reading and to do some crafts. Thank you, Ms. Premo for your thirty nine years of service to Cedar Grove Belgium Schools.
Ms. 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 forensics for nine years. Ms. Premo is also involved in the TC/CC booster club as their treasurer. During her retirement, she will continue to live in Cedar Grove and still be a part of the various things she is involved with now. She plans to play a lot of golf and do a lot of traveling during her retirement. The first trip she is taking will be to go to Egypt in November. Besides golf and traveling, she plans to catch up on her reading and to do some crafts. Thank you, Ms. Premo for your thirty nine years of service to Cedar Grove Belgium Schools.
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Valedictorian
By Student Reporter Janine Lynaugh
This 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!
This 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!
Friday, March 12, 2010
Megan's Library of Love
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 principal said that we where an answer to her prayers. John Essex School has a poverty rate of 95% for the children that are attending the school. On January 28th during the girl’s middle school basketball game they had a bake sale that all profits went to sending the books to John Essex School. Two Olympians came to promote the movin’ and munchin’ program which had the middle school students eating healthy and exercising to help give them miles to get the books to Alabama. The amount of books that we are going to be sending to John Essex School is, 3,374.
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 principal said that we where an answer to her prayers. John Essex School has a poverty rate of 95% for the children that are attending the school. On January 28th during the girl’s middle school basketball game they had a bake sale that all profits went to sending the books to John Essex School. Two Olympians came to promote the movin’ and munchin’ program which had the middle school students eating healthy and exercising to help give them miles to get the books to Alabama. The amount of books that we are going to be sending to John Essex School is, 3,374.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Bada Bing Student of the Month
By Student Reporter Brenden Lopez
Jim 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 Assistant. Jim is involved in school plays, Soccer, Best Buddies, Art Club, and Freshman Mentors. Outside of school he is involved in RCYF, Campus Life, First Friday Fellowship, and he works at Camp Evergreen. After High school Jim plans on attending UW-Eau Claire to study Special Education and Secondary Education. Congratulations Jim, on being chosen as Bada Bing’s Student of the Month.
Jim 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 Assistant. Jim is involved in school plays, Soccer, Best Buddies, Art Club, and Freshman Mentors. Outside of school he is involved in RCYF, Campus Life, First Friday Fellowship, and he works at Camp Evergreen. After High school Jim plans on attending UW-Eau Claire to study Special Education and Secondary Education. Congratulations Jim, on being chosen as Bada Bing’s Student of the Month.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Rocket Choir
By Student Reporter Ryan Nehmer
There 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 Thursday February 18, at 11:30a.m. in the Choir room. Good luck singers.
There 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 Thursday February 18, at 11:30a.m. in the Choir room. Good luck singers.
Girls Basketball Senior Night
By Student Reporter Jessica Meinen
On 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 Grove-Belgium won with a score of 42-28. When asked about the season and its end, Hannah Kaul said, “I’m going to miss my coaches but mostly my teammates.” The girls will be missed by their teammates next year, but they will always be remembered!
On 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 Grove-Belgium won with a score of 42-28. When asked about the season and its end, Hannah Kaul said, “I’m going to miss my coaches but mostly my teammates.” The girls will be missed by their teammates next year, but they will always be remembered!
Movin' n Munchin'
By Student Reporter Taylor Ansay
On 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 email to request that the program comes to our school. The program is sponsored by WEA out of Madison. The two main spokespersons for this event are two Olympians, Suzy Favor Hamilton and Casey FitzRandolph. The high school cross country team will be helping since there will be many kids involved. During the program the Olympians will give a speech along with a highlight films and activities. More information can be found on the school website.
On 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 email to request that the program comes to our school. The program is sponsored by WEA out of Madison. The two main spokespersons for this event are two Olympians, Suzy Favor Hamilton and Casey FitzRandolph. The high school cross country team will be helping since there will be many kids involved. During the program the Olympians will give a speech along with a highlight films and activities. More information can be found on the school website.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Junior Prom
By Student Reporter Brittni Emperley
In 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, garlic bread, a drink, and also a dessert. The junior class would appreciate as many people as possible to attend and help make their prom possible. This year’s prom will be held at the Country Inn and Suites located in Port Washington. This is a different location then where it has been in previous years. It is only the second time prom has been held off campus. Your attendance to this year’s fundraiser would be greatly appreciated. The junior class hopes to see you there!
In 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, garlic bread, a drink, and also a dessert. The junior class would appreciate as many people as possible to attend and help make their prom possible. This year’s prom will be held at the Country Inn and Suites located in Port Washington. This is a different location then where it has been in previous years. It is only the second time prom has been held off campus. Your attendance to this year’s fundraiser would be greatly appreciated. The junior class hopes to see you there!
Friday, January 29, 2010
Joe Schueller Band
By Student Reporter Janine Lynaugh
The 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 clear your schedule for February 6th. The Joe Schueller Band plans on having a concert at the Holland Town Hall, starting at 8:00 p.m. and ends at 10:00 p.m. Doors open at 7:30. Admission is $5.00; a small price to pay for a good time! Joe Schueller encourages everyone to attend, “It’ll be a good live show. Be there or be square.”
The 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 clear your schedule for February 6th. The Joe Schueller Band plans on having a concert at the Holland Town Hall, starting at 8:00 p.m. and ends at 10:00 p.m. Doors open at 7:30. Admission is $5.00; a small price to pay for a good time! Joe Schueller encourages everyone to attend, “It’ll be a good live show. Be there or be square.”
Monday, January 18, 2010
Raising Money for the Yearbook
By Student Reporter Nikki Kluck
Publications 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 for students. This year we need to raise just under $20,000 for the yearbooks we want, which sell for $65 a piece. This year we made additions to the year book. They will be in full color as usual, we added more pages, and we are getting a cut out cover. Right now students have raised approximately $10,000, which means they have a long way to go. The next time you buy popcorn at sporting events, you will know what the money is used for.
Publications 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 for students. This year we need to raise just under $20,000 for the yearbooks we want, which sell for $65 a piece. This year we made additions to the year book. They will be in full color as usual, we added more pages, and we are getting a cut out cover. Right now students have raised approximately $10,000, which means they have a long way to go. The next time you buy popcorn at sporting events, you will know what the money is used for.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Girls Basketball against Sheboygan Christian
By Student Reporter Carina Deppiesse
The 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 are pumped and excited for their upcoming game. Player Brittni Empery said, “We have been practicing very hard. We are excited and ready to win.” The girls practice every night learning new plays and putting their hearts and souls into their practices to be ready for the games.
The 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 are pumped and excited for their upcoming game. Player Brittni Empery said, “We have been practicing very hard. We are excited and ready to win.” The girls practice every night learning new plays and putting their hearts and souls into their practices to be ready for the games.
AP U.S. History
By Student Reporter Brenden Lopez
Recently, 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 by getting college credits in high school the students will be going into college with more credits than some of the other freshman. By having more credits from the start, it allows the students to pick their classes first and possibly get better schedules. Almost all of the colleges in Wisconsin will accept the credits but some will not. Also, if students are planning on going to college out of state they will have to check with the college they are thinking of going to to see if they will accept the credits. Current students and future students should think about this and ask their parents about it as well.
Recently, 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 by getting college credits in high school the students will be going into college with more credits than some of the other freshman. By having more credits from the start, it allows the students to pick their classes first and possibly get better schedules. Almost all of the colleges in Wisconsin will accept the credits but some will not. Also, if students are planning on going to college out of state they will have to check with the college they are thinking of going to to see if they will accept the credits. Current students and future students should think about this and ask their parents about it as well.
Pep Band
By Student Reporter Jackson Holle
The 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 this opportunity to showcase their talents to all of those in attendance and to provide a musical performance for the players as they warm up. It is a great chance to hear your high school band and watch the game, so get there early.
Because of scheduling difficulties the band can only play at the events with the greatest number of band students able to come. This is why the band was not able to play for a volleyball game or a soccer game this school year. The pep band playing schedule goes as fallows: January 26th for the boy’s game against Elkhart Lake, February 5th for the girl’s game against Stockbridge, February 9th for the boy’s game against Random Lake, and the last one of the school year will be February 16th for the girl’s game against Elkhart Lake.
The 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 this opportunity to showcase their talents to all of those in attendance and to provide a musical performance for the players as they warm up. It is a great chance to hear your high school band and watch the game, so get there early.
Because of scheduling difficulties the band can only play at the events with the greatest number of band students able to come. This is why the band was not able to play for a volleyball game or a soccer game this school year. The pep band playing schedule goes as fallows: January 26th for the boy’s game against Elkhart Lake, February 5th for the girl’s game against Stockbridge, February 9th for the boy’s game against Random Lake, and the last one of the school year will be February 16th for the girl’s game against Elkhart Lake.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Black Out Nights
By Student Reporter Janine Lynaugh
To 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 Lutheran), January 22nd (girls against Ozaukee), February 15th (girls against Elkhart Lake), and February 18th (boys against Oostburg). If you need some black attire to wear to these games, the basketball team is selling shirts for $7. See Mr. Ketterhagan if interested. The players and coaches are excited for the support from the fans. “It’ll be fun to see all the black in the stands,” says Coach Ketterhagan.
To 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 Lutheran), January 22nd (girls against Ozaukee), February 15th (girls against Elkhart Lake), and February 18th (boys against Oostburg). If you need some black attire to wear to these games, the basketball team is selling shirts for $7. See Mr. Ketterhagan if interested. The players and coaches are excited for the support from the fans. “It’ll be fun to see all the black in the stands,” says Coach Ketterhagan.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Girls Basketball Game vs. Dominican Monday Night
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 at the game on Tuesday. Being only a sophomore, this is very outstanding. They are a fast team and Cedar Grove’s defense will have to be at their best. If Cedar Grove plays at their best performance, there is no doubt they will be able to pull off a win. The Cedar Grove-Belgium girl’s team is looking forward to this game since the last few games they have played have been lacking competition. We wish the best of luck to the girl’s basketball team. Go Rockets!
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 at the game on Tuesday. Being only a sophomore, this is very outstanding. They are a fast team and Cedar Grove’s defense will have to be at their best. If Cedar Grove plays at their best performance, there is no doubt they will be able to pull off a win. The Cedar Grove-Belgium girl’s team is looking forward to this game since the last few games they have played have been lacking competition. We wish the best of luck to the girl’s basketball team. Go Rockets!
Monday, January 04, 2010
Bada Bing Student of the Month
By Student Reporter Jessica Meinen
Every 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 during the spring. His hobbies are weightlifting, playing ultimate Frisbee and hanging out with his friends. After high school, Nathan hopes to attend West Point but if not, he will attend a different college and major in management.
Every 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 during the spring. His hobbies are weightlifting, playing ultimate Frisbee and hanging out with his friends. After high school, Nathan hopes to attend West Point but if not, he will attend a different college and major in management.
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