Author: Sightline Staff
Teacher Feature – John Mast
Here at Bethany, teachers and students know each other pretty well, but here is something you may not know about John Mast, the 8th grade math teacher. John Mast is arguably a “Master Juicer.” He started about three years ago…
FryDay Stress Too Much For Some?
FryDay is here and the added stress to a possibly already tough week for some students could easily cause a breakdown… decide for yourself if these senior staff members of Sightline and Social Media are just kicking backand relaxing during…
Spiritual Life Week: Reflections from the Sightline Staff
Bethany’s tradition of the annual Spiritual Life Week was continued with Bible professor Michelle Hershberger coming in to speak to students about the question of finding identity. She preached and offered Biblical reasoning to address this question and provided students…
Halloween Makeup Tutorial
Halloween is this Thursday. If you’re struggling to find a last-minute costume, check out this cool pop art-style makeup. It’s pretty easy to do if you already know your way around a makeup kit, but it takes a lot of…
Speech and Debate Preview, New Middle School Program
Despite only being established a mere four years ago, the Bethany Speech and Debate program is well developed and highly successful. Coach Michael Yeakey established the young team in 2009, due to heightened student interest and Yeakey’s opinion that the…
“Lost in Yonkers” Cast and Crew List
The Fall Play at Bethany is “Lost in Yonkers.” This year, the play has a very small cast with seven roles, whereas last year had many more. With this small cast, there is a lot more people involved in the…
Monthly Movie Review: Captain Phillips
Welcome to Monthly Movie Review with Corey Hostetler. Every month, I will be watching and reviewing family friendly movies, rated from G to PG-13. If you have any suggestions, leave a comment or email me at hostetlercorey14@bethanycs.net for an upcoming…
Thrift Pop 2.5 (companion to 10/7/13)
Living under a rock? Don’t worry! For all your secondhand pop culture news, check out the Thrift Pop. In addition to all the shows returning to TV this season, there are some brand new programs vying for your attention,…
Getting Involved at Bethany (From a New Perspective)
Every year the population of Bethany gets larger, whether it’s an incoming freshman, or a new student. Last winter, I came to Bethany unsure of how well I was going to fit in. For me I felt super comfortable right…
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