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The Red ‘n’ Green celebrates 100 years as open forum

Greyson Blaauw, Editor-in-Chief
December 19, 2024
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Direct admit allows students to automatically get in to up to 10 UW Universities across the state.
Direct Admit simplifies college admissions, keeps students in-state
In the newly installed Sewing class, students make pom pom pens for their fibers unit. “Sewing is also a skill that can lead to career opportunities, such as in the fashion industry,” Family and Consumer Science teacher Whitney Keyes said.
Sewing class, an outlet for creative students
Located on 120 W. Huron Street, here in Berlin, The Dandelion Farm is a unique shop full of home-made and organic products. Deidre Sauer began her business in 2020, and the contribution and support from loved ones made all the difference for Sauer. “The community, my family, and friends are very supportive. They’re the ones that support me and help keep me going. And the goats. They just don’t talk back,” Sauer said.
The Dandelion Farm, a passionate hometown business
Bartol, McCarthy chosen as September Students of the Month
Bartol, McCarthy chosen as September Students of the Month
The Lemke family farm at dusk, with the sunset glowing behind silos, operates in Omro. “I live on the farm, and I’ve been involved with it my whole life,” junior Natalie Lemke said.
Generational family farms, a growing tradition
Freshman Eva Vang has been creating art for as long as she can remember, using many varieties of mediums and finding inspiration wherever she goes. The art piece shown above is one of her favorite creations. “This painting is titled ‘Light.’” It was inspired by the Greek story of Icarus; he was a boy who had wax wings and flew too close to the sun,” Vang said.
Student shares life-long love for art
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The high school cheer team has grown from 7 members to 16 in just one year.
Cheer team grows in size and spirit
A roll of toilet paper hanging from a tree after being TP’d the previous day. The annual tradition usually requires a cleanup the day after. “Cleaning up is not the most fun, but it’s not very destructive either,” science teacher Nick Kvam said.
Students carry on tradition of TPing
The football team receives their plaque after their win against Adams-Friendship last season. They look to do the same Friday night, bringing them closer to another conference championship.
The football team battles injuries to Homecoming
Senior Gabriella Franke’s 1958 Apache. Franke has owned the car for about two years. “I've never changed anything with it,” Franke said.
FFA hosts second annual car show
The Red 'n' Green talked to Choir Director Abbe Lane about the mess on her desk.
Mess on the Desk with Choir Director Abbe Lane
Choir Director Abbe Lane directs her fifth hour mixed choir. With their first concert being in December, BHS choir rehearses songs months in advance.
Choir Director doubles responsibilities