This year KP is trying something new out with her PE classes. Since the school is making improvements over the next five years, they gave KP a little extra money to improve her fitness classes. She decided to use this…
Digital PE Classes
Category: Sightline
The Desolation of Sightline
The year is 2014. (But, like, later. In September or something.) Social Media has grown to about 4,000 people, necessitating a move to the Art Barn. Wit, having become obsessively territorial, has taken over the classrooms of Dale, Michael, and…
“Just So” Cast and Crew List
The winter musical at Bethany is “Just So.” This year the cast is fairly large at a number of 21 students. Each person in the cast is assigned another role in the crew as well. This show has taken a…
Principal Allan Dueck to Retire
Bethany Principal Allan Dueck has announced his plans to retire, effective December 31, 2014. Allan has been principal since 1995 and has loved working with the school, saying that his time at Bethany has been “enjoyable and rewarding.” Allan has…
“Paramore” Album Review
On April 1, 2013, Paramore released their self-titled album, and I fell in love. Over the course of 17 marvellous tracks, the band, currently made up of Hayley Williams, Jeremy Davis, and Taylor York, takes listeners on a journey…
Choir Festival
Every year in April, the Concert Choir at Bethany participates in a one-week choir festival with many other Mennonite high schools from around the country. The location and price for the trip changes annually. This year the Concert Choir is…
Contest Winners Announced
The winners of the Sightline poetry contest have been announced! In third place: Untitled by Katie Hurst In second place: “You Can Always Assume Too Much” by Isabel Rondo In first place: “Master” by Peter Shirk Congratulations to all our winners and…
First Place Poetry Contest Winner: Master by Peter Shirk
Truly I say I am master; magician I say to the clouds snow and they snow white and round and cold they go I say to the waves stir and they stir black and round and cold they whir I…
Second Place Poetry Contest Winner: You Can Always Assume Too Much by Isabel Rondo
People see her and assume, They assume that they see a girl, That they see a girl who is confident and positive. Oh, But they couldn’t be more wrong. They assume too much, They don’t look far enough.…
Third Place Poetry Contest Winner: Untitled by Katie Hurst
social media walking with their cameras in hand asking people to film…do they have this planned? filming what? as the students we all want to know too bad that the videos never show it’s only four seniors that work…
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