BCHS Students, don't forget to order your yearbook! If you want your name stamped on the book, you need to order by THIS COMING FRIDAY, April 28! I must submit the names to Walsworth before I leave for the weekend.
You WILL still be able to get a book if you order after Friday, but you will NOT be able to get your name stamped on it.
To order, go to yearbookforever.com. Search for Battle Creek, Nebraska. You can pay with a debit/credit card.
Front nine scores from the Hartington Golf Invite
Beckman 38
Wintz 43
Larsen 47
Lindgren 47
Weinandt 48
#bcgolf
Trinity Lynn Lutt, daughter of Lyle and Neisha Lutt, attended St. Paul’s Lutheran School from kindergarten to eighth grade before coming to Battle Creek for all four years of high school.
Trinity participated in one act play production and speech during all four years of high school. She also participated in mock trial and FFA for two years each. In one act, she was the head of the crew her senior year. Trinity was the FFA Historian as a sophomore, the Sentinel her junior year, and the Vice President her senior year.
When asked to name a favorite teacher at BCHS, Trinity stated, “The teachers have all encouraged me to be the best I can be, so I don’t have a favorite.” Her favorite classes included Art and Shop because they allowed her to be creative during the school day. She stated that she also enjoyed Spanish because it was “a fun learning environment.” Trinity added that her favorite memory from her time at Battle Creek was spending time at one act productions.
Outside of school, Trinity enjoys making art, reading, hunting, and fishing. She currently works at the Norfolk Public Library where she has worked since freshman year. Additionally, she is taking EMT classes at Northeast Community College.
After graduation, Trinity plans to attend Northeast Community College to study in the paramedic program.
Cody Scott Sullivan, son of Scott and Kim Sullivan, attended Norfolk Catholic Schools before coming to Battle Creek High School at the start of his freshman year. He is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Norfolk.
Cody participated in track during all four years of high school, and he played football for three seasons before switching to cross country as a senior. He was a letter winner in both track and cross country.
When asked to name a favorite staff member at BCHS, Cody listed Mr. Jonah Heng, stating, “He is a great teacher and coach and was very helpful in every situation I faced in high school.” Cody named Shop as his favorite class because he is able to use a variety of tools and do hands-on work.
Outside of school, Cody likes to spend his free time fishing, hunting, and motocrossing. He is currently employed at HyVee as a dairy stocker and cashier.
After graduation, Cody will attend South Dakota State University where he plans to study architecture.
Battle Creek Mattress "FUN"draiser from 10AM-4PM in the HS Cafeteria THIS SATURDAY, April 29th!
Brand new mattresses from Therapedic, American Sleep and Tranquility.
Adjustable power bases, memory foam, latex, pillow tops, hybrids, and more in soft, medium, and firm comfort levels!
Priced up to 50% below retail with all forms of payment accepted, including financing plans for approved applicants. All mattresses will be delivered a couple weeks after the event and have full replacement warranties.
Every purchase benefits the Battle Creek music department and students!
Just a reminder that our annual Spring Fling Concert is ONE WEEK from today! Lots of fun and recognizable music from our choirs, bands, guitarists, and pianists. See you there!
Luke Galen Beckman, son of Galen and Ginny Beckman, attended Battle Creek Public Schools for all thirteen years of his education. He is a member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Battle Creek.
Luke was involved in golf for four years. He also participated in basketball for three seasons and played football for two. Aside from athletics, Luke was a trailblazer for one year. He was a four year letter winner in golf.
When asked to name a favorite teacher at BCPS, Luke named Mrs. Christine Mettler. He named his favorite class as Personal Finance. Luke’s favorite memory from his time at BCHS was qualifying for state golf his sophomore and junior years.
Outside of school, Luke enjoys golfing and fishing. In addition, he holds a part time job at HyVee West in the meat department.
After graduation, Luke plans to attend Northeast Community College to pursue a degree in electromechanical technology.
The Life Skills class is applying the knowledge they have learned about the different types of fabric and elements of design to make their very own pajama pants!
Reminder: Athletic Banquet meal tickets must be purchased by tomorrow, April 25th. Senior athletes eat free but must still have a ticket. Tickets are $10 a person and can be purchased in the high school office. If you plan to attend but not eat you do not need a ticket.
Brennen Lee Joseph Weidner, son of Jesse Weidner and Lindsey Grimes, attended school in Denver, Colorado, until seventh grade when he moved to Battle Creek. Brennen is a member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Battle Creek.
Brennen was active in speech, one act play production, student council, quiz bowl, and FCCLA during all four years of high school. He also participated in mock trial for two years. He was a member of National Honor Society and served as a trailblazer. In FCCLA, Brennen served as the co-president this past year, and he was also the National Honor Society vice president as a senior. Brennen was a state speech qualifier in informative and persuasive speaking his junior year, and a qualifier in oral interpretation of drama and informative speaking his senior year. Brennen won the silver medal at the Nebraska State Speech Championships this past winter for his informative speech on zombies.
For his efforts in speech, Brennen was honored as the 2023 Speech Student of the Year. For his time in one act play production, he earned several outstanding performer awards. Brennen qualified for National FCCLA as a junior. For his efforts in the classroom, Brennen was on the A Honor Roll during all four years of high school.
When asked to name a favorite subject, Brennen listed English Composition and Literature. He stated that he loved writing and analyzing the books that were read in the course.
Outside of school, Brennen teaches CCD at St. Patrick’s on Wednesdays. He also volunteers at the Norfolk Animal Shelter on the weekends. Brennen has been a nurse’s aide at Heritage of Fountain Point since August of 2022.
After high school, Brennen plans to attend Nebraska Wesleyan University where he will double major in English and Spanish language studies.
BC boys 3rd/4th Sunday skills will be from 1:15-2:15. Then 5th-8th from 2:15-3:15 tomorrow in HS gym
BC JH track will now attend the Schuyler JH meet on Monday, April 24. Departure time is 6:30 a.m. Meet starts at 9:00 a.m.
*UPDATE: This has been rescheduled to Thursday, April 27th at 5:00. Track students can arrive after practice. Questions? Message Mrs. F.
Junior High Speech Showcase scheduled for Monday the 24th will be postponed. New date/time will be announced early next week.
BC JH Speech medalists...congrats! Ali Korth 6th In Declamation and Cody Renner 4th in Persuasive 🎉
BC Braves Junior High speech competitors at Norfolk Junior High today..."Braved" their fears!! 🎉
Lacey is informing us about music! ♥️🎵
BC Junior High students are ready to compete at the Norfolk JH Speech meet today!! Good luck to all of them!
Mya Renee Zohner, daughter of Kevin and Joleen Zohner, attended St. John’s Lutheran School in Battle Creek before coming to Battle Creek High School at the start of her freshman year. Mya is an active member of St. John Lutheran Church and the LIGHT Youth Group in Battle Creek.
Mya participated in volleyball, basketball, and track during all four years of high school. In volleyball, Mya was honorably mentioned by the Omaha World Herald and the Lincoln Journal Star. She was named to the Mid State Conference All ConferenceTeam and the NSAA Academic All State Team. In track, Mya holds the school record for women’s pole vault. She has qualified for the Nebraska State Track and Field Championships each year, medaling in pole vault and triple jump. She was a state champion in the pole vault as a sophomore and as a junior, she claimed the silver medal. She is a three year letter winner in volleyball and basketball and a four year letter winner in track. During her senior year, she served as a captain for the volleyball and basketball teams. Mya mentioned that her fondest memory from her time at BCHS was being surrounded by her friends in sports.
Outside of athletics, Mya has been a trailblazer, and she was a member of the National Honor Society where she served as treasurer. In addition, she served as the senior class secretary. Throughout high school, Mya has been a member of FCCLA and student council.
Outside of school, Mya enjoys camping and boating. She is involved in the Deer Creek 4-H Club where she serves as the organization’s vice president. Mya is very active in 4-H and annually completes projects and shows horses. In her free time, she babysits for local families.
After graduation, Mya will attend Mount Marty University to major in business. She will also be continuing to pole vault for the Lancers. After college, she plans to attend cosmetology school.
Jeret Michael Hassler, son of Chris and Melinda Hassler, attended St. John’s Lutheran School from preschool through sixth grade before coming to Battle Creek High School his seventh grade year. Jeret is a member of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Battle Creek.
Jeret was active in football and golf for two years. He was named the Most Improved Football Player following his freshman season. Aside from athletics, Jeret participated in FFA for three years, and he was chosen as the American Legion Auxiliary Cornhusker Boys Stater.
When asked to name a favorite teacher, Jeret listed Mr. Taylor Baumert, saying, “He always teaches in a way that all kids can understand.” Jeret also mentioned that history is his favorite subject because he enjoys learning about the people who sacrificed their lives for our nation.
Outside of school, Jeret enjoys working on the farm, fishing and hunting, learning about history, and collecting old stamps. Jeret has been employed at Austin Farms for two years as a farmhand. In addition, he is an Eagle Scout.
After graduation, Jeret plans to attend Northeast Community College to work toward a career in plumbing. He also plans to work on the farm on the side.
