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Arianna McCormick

Arianna McCormick, Business Manager

Arianna McCormick is a Berlin High school junior. Publications is her favorite class, and she is excited to spend her last two years of high school on the Red'n'Green staff. She is also the co-chair for the Wordsmiths of Berlin and the bulletin editor in Key Club.

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Senior Chaise Falk last listened to “Been On” by G-Eazy, and enjoys the song artist because of his relatable background and message.

What are you listening to?

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
April 8, 2024
A Red ‘n’ Green poll with 43 responses about COVID shows that 60.5% of students have had COVID before, while 39.5% of students have never had COVID. 7% of students have had COVID recently, while 93% have not.

BHS sees few cases during new COVID outbreak

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
February 15, 2024
The power in Berlin high school and across Berlin went out for approximately an hour and twenty minutes at 10:40 a.m. on Jan. 10.

Power outage across Berlin

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
January 10, 2024
Ski and snowboard club adviser Jared Marshall reviews the informational packet for ski and snowboard club. “Usually on average we have about 20 students per year,” Marshall said.

Ski and snowboard club to start trips in January

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
January 4, 2024
The Red ‘n’ Green staff commend students and clubs for taking all of the angels off of the tree.

[Photo] Staff Editorial: Clubs make Angel Tree program a success

Red 'n' Green Staff
December 22, 2023
Drawing and Painting students and Spanish 4 and 5 students view artist Dick Folse’s pop up gallery in Ripon. “He was willing to give us a guided tour as well as do an art demonstration,” Breunig said.

Spanish, and Art Departments team up to go to Ripon for pop up gallery

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
November 20, 2023
The “Legally Blonde” ensemble waiting for Elle (Mataya Reisleger) to leave her dressing room in their number, “Omigod You Guys”.

‘Legally Blonde’ a 5/5

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
November 20, 2023
NHS and Key Club went around town on Nov. 2 and raked peoples leaves. “NHS and Key Club have done this in the past, but not since Ive been an adviser,” Suzanne Wood said. Some brought their own rakes and Wood brought a bucket of rakes.

[Photo] NHS, Key Club rake lawns for community service project

Autumn Nikolai, Reporter
November 17, 2023
(From left to right) Senior Layten Sobieski, alumna Allie Borland ‘21, and musical director Abbe Lane run sound cues and lights for the musical. “The people onstage are the actors, and the people backstage take care of scene changes…sound effects, microphones, lighting, spotlights, etc.,” Lane said.

BHS prepares to go ‘Legally Blonde’

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
October 23, 2023
(Right to left) Senior Katherine Femali, senior Mataya Reisleger, music teacher Abbe Lane, and alumna Allie Borland ‘21 run lines at a blocking rehearsal for the upcoming fall production of “Legally Blonde.” “I am in charge of a lot. Besides teaching choir during the day, I also direct the musical, show choir, and our a cappella ensemble, Encore,” Lane said.

Lane takes over full-time position

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
October 9, 2023
Classes decorate Homecoming hallways

Classes decorate Homecoming hallways

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
October 9, 2023
New English teacher Emily Humy instructs her Early American Literature students to write a ‘Where I’m From’ poem during class. “I love explaining literature or an English concept and watching the lightbulb go off in someone’s head,” Humy said.

English Department welcomes Humy

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
October 3, 2023
Science teacher Paul Bell (right) helps science teacher Anna Maramonte (left) go over her notes. This was during their prep period in Maramonte’s room. “Mr. Bell is helping me get adjusted to the school and the curriculum,” Maramonte said.

BHS welcomes new science teacher

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
September 18, 2023
The Red n Green asked teachers and students what they would do if they were to switch roles for a day.

Photo Poll: If you were a teacher/student for a day, what would you do differently?

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
May 31, 2023
Kind Committee goes to Shepards on Kindness Day to get ice cream and to spread kindness to the Shepards staff.

Kind Committee celebrates third annual Kindness Day

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
May 24, 2023
Freshman are given a chart from the BHS registration handbook to determine how many laude points they can get per class.

Class of 2026 put on new grading system

Arianna McCormick, Reporter
May 8, 2023
Sophomore Arianna McCormick will be selling drawings like these at the Berlin Farmers and Artists Market starting on June 6. [This picture is] A DTIYS [draw this in your style] I participated in on Instagram, the characters are Tristin and Philza, sophomore Arianna McCormick said.

[Photo] McCormick to join Berlin Farmers & Artists Market vendors

Anna McCarthy, Business Manager
April 26, 2023
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