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Senior prom court chosen for 2024

Tess Kujawa, Editor-in-Chief
April 4, 2024
Senior prom court 2024. First row (L-R): Macey Rilling, Avannah Hilgart, Molly Shearer. Second row: Jenna Nigbor, Alexandra Budde, Emma Boegh. Third row: Jane Hoffman, Camille Bruce-DeMuri, Claire Bartol. Fourth row: Lauren Burgess, Wyatt Hamersma, Layten Sobieski. Fifth row: Deacon Vang. Sixth row: Brock Wilde, Alex Johnson. Seventh row: Dean McAllister, Camden Johnson. Not pictured: Trevor Clark, Parker Hess, Walker Goffard.
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Key Club makes shamrock shakes to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
Key Club makes shamrock shakes to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
Academic Decathlon went to state on March 6 and 7, and took nine members from their club to the Tundra Lodge in Green Bay WI where Berlin placed 18th overall in the state competition, and third in their division. “The students take objective tests in the different subject areas, give a speech, do an interview, and participate in the Super Quiz Relay,” adviser Nick Kvam said.
Academic Decathlon places at state 18th overall
Focusing on self-care can help students and teachers alike deal with the stresses that come with midterms. “I think if I had to go through my years of service here in this counseling role, you would probably find an uptick in mental health issues during the middle of the second semester,” counselor Matthew Willet said.
Students feel stressed during midterms
Senior Callie Kurczek gives blood on Feb. 26 during the Key Club blood drive. Only 19 people donated blood during the drive. “The first time is a little nerve-wracking, but after you do it, it’s a good feeling to know that you’re helping people,” Kurczek said.
Blood drive faces low numbers
Recently the club has had an increase in membership allowing them to do more activities/competitions. “Forensics is a public speaking competition, with a variety of presentation choices like different types of acting, informational speech, storytelling, and even debate and radio announcing are categories,” social studies teacher Ryan Scanlan said.
Forensics team increases in members
The Magoosh software plays a video explaining a practice problem. “There is a lot of clarification on different styles of questions that the students will see,” ACT prep adviser Matt Willett said.
New ACT prep method in testing phase
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The Red 'n' Green is hosting a March Madness Challenge. Entries are due March 20 at noon. Prizes will be awarded on April 9.
March Madness Bracket Challenge
Sobieski and Sahotsky chosen as March Students of the Month
Sobieski and Sahotsky chosen as March Students of the Month
Guard Lakelyn Sobieski takes a retreat dribble, looking to pass into senior guard Callie Kurczek. “We have some smart, athletic, dedicated young women returning, so the future looks bright,” Head Coach Lisa Kurczek said.
Girls basketball ends season at Xavier
McCormick and Budde chosen as February Student of the Month
McCormick and Budde chosen as February Student of the Month
Seniors Charlotte Ars and Lisa Vizzari are foreign exchange students, Ars is from Belgium and Vizzari is from Italy. They are taking a year of school in America. Ars and Vizzari were walking in the snow on the golf course enjoying the cold weather. “I am going to make the most of my summer and spend my time with friends and family. I also need to study because in September I'll start my senior year of high school in Italy and I have exams on the subjects they did this year,” Vizzari said.
Foreign exchange students experience their senior year in the United States
Senior Aaron Bartol makes the 1000th point shot for the first points scored at the game in Laconia High School.
Seniors Kurczek, Bartol each break 1000 points within a week
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Tess Kujawa
Tess Kujawa, Reporter
Tess Kujawa is a Berlin High School senior. She is excited to spend her last year writing for the Red ‘n’ Green as a reporter. She is also a part of the band, the student council, and is president of the finance club.