Blue Ridge
High School
January 2016
“One Community...
Mountains of Success”
A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL:
Welcome to a new year and a new semester. It is my wish that 2016 will bring many successes for everyone.
I am certainly proud of our accomplishments first semester. Checkout the “Highlights section” of this newsletter to view a list of our most recent recognitions.
As we begin a new semester we look forward to the opportunities it brings. A time to make positive changes:
improved grades, appropriate behaviors, and good decision-making. I encourage everyone to have a positive
attitude toward this semester. Remember our motto is “A Tiger’s Path To Success Begins With A Positive Attitude.”
Please take a moment to review all the information in this newsletter. It is very informative. Lastly, I hope
that you have a great second semester and make the most of the opportunity to make positive changes. If I
can ever be of assistance in any way, feel free to contact me.
Warm regards,
Reena Watson, Principal
New for 2016-2017:
Starting the 2016-2017 school year, students will no longer be able to purchase “Temp” ID’s. All students
will be required to wear regular school ID’s at all times. Additional information will be provided in the May
and/or August newsletter.
OPEN HOUSE DROP-IN 2016
February 18 from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
The purpose of this event is to allow parents an opportunity to personally receive their student’s progress report from the school. After receiving the progress
report, parents may visit teachers to briefly discuss grades, attendance, and other matters. If a conference is
desired, it can be arranged at that time.
PTSA will hold the February General Meeting beginning at 5:00 pm.
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Accomplishments for 1st semester 2015-2016
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Cadets Austin Howard, Caroline Bishop, William Metcalf, Sam Stewart, Jimmy Madding, Adam Barnette, and Courtney Gates
received awards at 2015 Cadet Leadership School, Converse College, for outstanding performance. A total of 17 cadets in attendance.
Provided a Color Guard for the Spirt of ’45, honoring WWII veterans at Furman University. Total of 7
cadets in attendance.
Provided Color Guards/Flag Details for all Home Varsity and JV Football games.
Provided Color Guards for all Varsity Basketball games.
TCBY fundraiser for ACS/RFL selling a total of 591 cups and raising a total amount of $671.
Conducted 9/11 ceremony during Power Hour.
Conducted a trash pick-up for the Litter Free Game raising $250 for March of Dimes.
Schoolwide recycling pick-ups. 5 total.
Provided a Color Guard/Work Crew for 2 Coaches 4 Character presentations at Redemption Center.
Conducted Adopt-a-Road trash pick-up with a total of 67 cadets for both pick-ups.
Unit Goals submitted to HQ with the intent to earn another Distinguished Award with Merit for 2015 2016.
Earned an “Exceeds Standards” for the HQ conducted unit evaluation.
MoD (March of Dimes) candle fundraiser, 46 cadets participated, 362 candles sold, totaling in $1,822.80 funds raised.
Fall Skate Night recruiting event at Roller Sports. 36 cadets in attendance with 3 guests.
Provided Color Guards for Tiger Cheer Competition. 2 total.
Color Guard and Workers supporting GHS and Cancer Society Run4Life Event in Greenville with 20 cadets in attendance.
Veterans Day ceremony at Blue Ridge Middle School with 7 cadets in attendance.
Provided Escorts and a Color Guard for Shepard’s Care Retirement Home pageant. Total of 13 cadets and 7 escorts.
Unloaded Christmas Trees for the Sertoma Club to help underprivileged children and families. Total of 9 cadets in attendance.
Worked and Donated the Community Blood Drive in the Multi-Purpose room. 34 cadets participated with 83 units collected.
Orienteered Crowders Mountain with 26 cadets.
Led the Greer and Travelers Rest Christmas Parade with color guard, senior staff, and flight. 32 cadets participated in Greer,
with 16 cadets in Travelers Rest.
Middle School recruiting visit demonstrating tennis court volleyball to 8th grade boys and girls.
APT Middle School visit, Luncheon and Learn, 11 cadets in attendance with 50 8th graders in Q&A session.
Watson’s Perfect Attendance Policy
Students with no tardies, unexcused or excused, no absences, and no early dismissals will
be invited to a Perfect Attendance Event at the end of each semester given by the principal.
Students with perfect attendance from grades K5-12th will be awarded the State Perfect
Attendance Certificate.
The following students have perfect attendance for the 1st semester 2015-2016:
Salvatore Baulo, John Bowles, Juan Garcia, Keith Lewandowski, Brenden McGrew, Katherine Bastin,
Rebecca Gossett, J Will Gossett, Marcus (Alex) Greene, Haven Kennedy, Trent Long, Chandler McMakin,
Tyler Moore, Samantha Rivera, Joshua Ryder, James Hawkins, Angela Horton, Andrew McCarter, Anna
Mosteller, Kyle Anders, Courtney Carlton, Colton Clark, Katelyn Collins, Devin Stokes, Pierce Hamilton.
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Fees for 2015-2016
TIGERS OF THE MONTH
Anatomy/Physiology
$20.00
Chemistry
$10.00
Art I
$20.00
Art II,III,IV
$25.00
Ceramics
$25.00
Foods & Nutrition
$10.00
Latin Fee
$ 2.25
(Cambridge Website)
Drivers Ed
$150.00
Strings (rental)
$30.00
Family & Consumer Science
$5.00
Teacher Cadet
$25.00
Principals of Bio Science
$29.00
Each month the Blue Ridge High School faculty
nominates and selects two students, one male and
one female, as “Tiger of the Month” based on personal conduct, work ethic, demonstrated academic
achievement or improvement, and citizenship. We
are pleased to announce the students listed below
have been selected for the 2015-2016 school year.
September
Holden Larke
October
Julia Ross
Azrin Jamison
Mary Green
November
Courtney Gates
R. J. Rogers
December
Class Dues:
Sage Hill
Zane Odeh
Freshman
$5.00
Sophomore
$10.00
Junior
$15.00
Senior
$15.00
January
El Dorado
Year Book Information
2015-2016
Yearbook Online Sales:
The Yearbook Sale price of $80.00 ends on January
29, 2016, and then, the Yearbook Sale price for the
Extended Sales period which is January 30 - April
29, 2016 is $85.00. The last day to order a personalized yearbook is January 29, 2016.
Students may purchase a yearbook from Mrs.
Hendley for $80.00 through January 29, 2016.
The price of the yearbook will increase to $85.00 on
January 30, 2016 and remain fixed at $85.00 for the
remainder of the school year.
Campbell Davenport
Tahtiana Garcia
“Alive @ 25” Class at Blue Ridge
Sign up now!
Please go to www.scaliveat25.org on the bottom
of the BRHS website home page to find available
classes.
February 4, March 17, April 14, May 5
Remember, only those completing this
class will be eligible to park on
campus.
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GUIDANCE NEWS
SENIOR UPDATES
If you have not already completed your college applications, time is running out. May 1st is Commitment Day for all colleges. You need to submit your application as soon as possible. If you need assistance with the application process, please make an
appointment to see your School counselor.
Test scores for college entrance exams (ACT and/or SAT) must be submitted directly from the testing agency. Colleges must
have an official copy which comes from the testing agency. If you did not list the college on your registration form prior to taking
the test for the college you are applying to receive your scores, you will need to request an additional copy and pay the fee.
You must complete a transcript request form to receive transcripts to submit to colleges which you have applied. The first three
transcripts are free. Per District policy, after the first three there is a $5.00 per transcript charge. Please note: It is now the responsibility of the student to pick up their transcript from the Guidance Office. Students will receive the transcript in a sealed envelope
and then would need to mail it to the respective college or scholarship organization.
We are getting in new scholarships every day, so it is very important for all seniors to regularly check their school email, check the
scholarship handbook on the Guidance webpage, and school announcements on the BRHS homepage. www.fastweb.com is another great source to find scholarships. Each scholarship has its own requirements, so you must read the scholarship criteria to see
what you are qualified to apply for. It is the student’s responsibility to research and apply for scholarships, but the resources listed
are valuable tools.
If you have any questions or concerns about your student’s senior year, please feel free to email or call us:
D’Ann Todd, Last Names (A-D) (864) 355-1814 — email: [email protected]
Jessica Fevrin, Last Names (E - Ke) (864) 355-1813 — email: [email protected]
Starzee Walker, Last Names (Ki – P) (864) 355-1818 – email: [email protected]
Margaret Colpoys, Last Names (Q - Z) (864)355-1815 – email: [email protected]
Seniors and Parents of Seniors:
To avoid any confusion at Graduation about what can and cannot be worn as part of the graduation attire, BRHS is issuing the following statement: Any stole, collar, cord, tassel, medal, etc. that is not issued by a Greenville County School entity are not permitted to be worn at graduation. If you purchase an item outside of school, you will not be able to wear it during the graduation ceremony. At this time the allowable items are: Beta Club cord and tassel, NHS stole, AFROTC cords, honor graduate metals issued at
Awards Night, Fine Arts Center cords, Career Center Cords, FBLA cords, FFA cords, German and Latin Honor Society cords,
and International Thespian Society cords.
Graduation Supplies-Late Orders: Seniors can still order graduations supplies, without late fees, until Friday, January 15, 2016.
Visit highschool.herffjones.com to place orders. Seniors can still order all products, with a late fee, after January 15 th by visiting the
same website! Orders after January 15th, will be shipped home to them after the in-school delivery! Other Contact Information—
Phone: (864) 244-0110, Email requests: [email protected], Address: 7 Gallery Centre—3110 Wade Hampton Blvd, Taylors, SC (Near Texas Roadhouse).
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GRADUATION REMINDERS:
April 12– Graduation supplies delivered during lunch. Orders must be paid in full prior to that day.
May 2-13 – AP Testing
May 21 – Prom
May 23 – Awards Night
TBA– ACE Awards Reception
May 18 -20- Senior Final Exams & Exam Make-up day
May 20– Senior Day/Yearbook Day
May 25– MANDATORY Graduation Meeting at BRHS at 2:00 PM **
May 26 – MANDATORY Graduation Rehearsal at Timmons Arena 2:00 PM**
June 2 – GRADUATION!!! – at Timmons Arena 2:00 PM **
** Students will receive a limited number of graduation tickets, so please be selective about who you plan to invite. Students will receive
graduation tickets at the Timmons practice.
**Students need to keep these dates and times open for graduation practices. Practices are usually two (2) hours long.
**If you miss either graduation rehearsal, you will not be allowed to participate in the graduation ceremony.
COURSE REGISTRATION FOR 2016-2017
Course registration for the 2016-2017 school year will begin in March. The online catalog of courses will be available the week of February
22nd. There will be links to flow charts for all subjects and information on AP courses on the front of the school website. Teachers will begin
making course recommendations in the current academic classes for students at the beginning of March.
Beginning March 7- March 11 the online registration “window” opens for parents and students to select their academic classes recommended by
teachers and to request electives and alternates. Students and counselors will meet to discuss and register for next year courses. Please review the
course requests for your child and make any necessary changes directly on the signed registration form. We make every effort to place students
into the courses of their choice; however, due to changes in the master schedule and/or class sizes, it may be necessary to place students in alternate courses. Please review the registration dates for registering and submitting required documentation.
February 25th: Class meetings for 9th, 10th and 11th grade students.
March 7 – March 11: Online registration window is available for parents and students to register on the portal.
April 8th: Registration forms go home to parents for review.
April 22nd: Signed registration forms returned to Guidance with any changes.
April 29th: Last day to make changes to course requests.
ACE AWARDS
(ADVOCATES FOR CHARACTER AND EDUCATION)
We are excited to announce the 4th Annual ACE Awards (Advocates for Character and Education) will take place in May 2016. At this
time, one male and one female student who is considered a true “unsung hero” in their school will be honored. This award was created to
recognize students who often go unnoticed for one reason or another, but have accomplished great things in their community or school,
or have overcome great adversities in their life. These students will be recognized at the ACE Awards Banquet for outstanding character
and academic effort.
Students, faculty, staff, parents and other community members are encouraged to nominate a deserving Blue Ridge High
School senior by Friday, January 29th. Visit www.c4caceawards.com to nominate a deserving student today.
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR 2016
February 8
Curriculum Night 6:30 pm (rescheduled)
February 15
President’s Day Holiday
February 18
3rd Quarter Interim Progress Reports
February 18
Spring Open House drop-in 5:00-7:00 pm
February 18
PTSA General Meeting at 5:00 pm
March 24
3rd Report Card
April 22
Make-up Day 2
April 25
Make-up Day 1
March 25
Make-up Day 3
March 28-April 1
Spring Break
April 29
Farm Day
April 29
4th Quarter Interim Progress Reports
April 30
Little Miss and Master BR Pageant 5:00 pm
May 12
Strings Concert 6:30 pm
May 19
Chorus Pops Concert 6:30 pm
May 20
Yearbook Day/Senior Day
May 21
Prom at Fluor 8:00 pm
May 23
Awards Night 6:30 pm
May 25
Mandatory Graduation Practice at BRHS at 2:00 pm in Gym
May 26
Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal at Timmons Arena 2:00 pm
May 30
Memorial Day Holiday
June 2
Last Day
June 2
Graduation at Timmons Arena 2:00 pm
June 6
4th Report Card
Reminders:
 Please do not park on the side of the road and have your student cross the street. This action puts the students at high risk for
being hit.
 Please don’t park on the hill in front of the school to pick up your student.
 The bus parking lot is not a pickup area for students after school.
 The LEFT lane in front of the school is a passing lane. Please do not let your student exit from a car in this lane. It is very
dangerous.
 Students need to turn in all books and clear all debts as soon as possible.
 Be aware of the attendance rules listed on pages 9-10 of the student handbook.
 To receive credit, students must not miss more than 5 days for a unit course of 3 days for a 1/2 unit course. Any days beyond
the 5 must be lawful.
 Do not schedule trips or vacations for school days, exams, or snow days. Student can miss no more than 5 days in semester
classes or 3 days in quarter courses.
 Cruises, weddings, vacations, mission trips, non-BRHS sponsored events, etc., are not excused absences.
 Always bring a note when you are absent from school.
 No parent notes or medical notes for absences will be accepted if not turned in within 3 days of your return to school.
 If you have any questions at anytime about your student's attendance, please contact the teacher first..
 All early dismissals must be between class periods: 10:20,11:55, or 2:15.
 No early dismissals during exams.
 No early dismissals will be accepted over the telephone, by fax, or by email.
 Visitors must enter the building through the front door leading into Mrs. Thornton’s office. You will sign in on a computer,
with proper ID, and be given a badge. Wearing badges is required on site.
 Two-Hour Delay
1st block
10:45-11:15 am
2nd block
11:20–11:50 am
3rd block
Regular Schedule
4th block
Regular Schedule
 Class dues may be paid when homeroom meets. Class dues cover the expenses for “Senior Day” and graduation at Timmons
 The original receipt must be submitted for refunds. Please save your receipts.
 Students must be debt-free to participate in special school events. Examples: prom, dances, senior day (Class dues must be
paid), faculty/student matches, powder-puff, talent shows, etc.
 Self –addressed stamped envelopes need to be given to homeroom teachers in May. Announcement/message will be made.
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BRHS Highlights for 1st Semester - 2015-2016
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Each year The Fine Arts Center host the Greenville County High school art teachers and, this year, not only did Mr.
Kevin Clinton win second place in the show, he also came away with the Best in Show Award. The Fine Arts center
awards dollars to the artist and to the artist's school to be used in the teacher's art department. Blue Ridge will receive $400! Congratulations! (And, just for historical purposes, this is the second time Kevin Clinton has won the
Best in Show Award!)
Science Teacher, Emily Annas, recently earned funding at DonorsChoose.org for classroom project called
"Courtyard Garden Equipment". DonorsChoose.org is a free nonprofit website where teachers can receive funding
for student resources. Congratulations to Ms. Annas!
Congratulations to the NHS officers for the 2015-2016 school year!
President Tommy Williams
Vice-president Matt Barnes
Secretary Antyn Cooke
Treasurer Devin Stokes
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A BIG SHOUT OUT TO EMILY ANNAS: $1996.00 grant has been awarded by the Public Education Partners.
Congratulations, Ms. Annas. She has also received the following grants: BRHS PTSA $500, Target Field Trip Grant $700,
and Innovative Teaching Grant -$1990
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Congratulations to all of our 2015 Homecoming Court Winners and Homecoming Queen:
9th Grade Court--Leah Allen
10th Grade Court--Lauren Patrick
11th Grade Court-- Baily Black
12th Grade Court--Sametra Duck
Homecoming Queen--Chase Crist
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Congratulations to the following students elected for Freshman Officers:
President - Barrett Broome
Vice President - Shawn Stokes
Secretary - Mason Hand
Fundraising Coordinator - Emily Callahan
Class Reps - Grayce Gosnell
Beka Hughey
Hailey Carrall
Matt Pruitt
Josh Ray
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Mr. Travis Farnham recently earned funding at DonorsChoose.org for a classroom project called "Broadcasting
Class Needs Camera". This is a positive step for the broadcasting class and Blue Ridge High School. Congratulations Mr. Farnham!
Congratulations to the following students for receiving top honors in the PTA "Reflections" Art Contest. They will
now move on to the state level competition.
1st place in Film Production awarded to Dylan Johnson for his film “Life in Color”
1st place in Literature awarded to Miles Johnson for his poem“Ebb and Flow”
1st place in photography awarded to Cole Styles for his photograph titled “Let Your Imagination Go”
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The Air Force Junior ROTC instructors and cadets of Blue Ridge High School in Greer South Carolina earned an
overall unit assessment score of “Exceeds Standards”….the highest rating attainable during their rated unit evaluation on 26 October 2015. Lt. Col David L. Rogers and MSgt. Fred Fuller created a dynamic and supportive learning
environment coupled with an excellent community outreach program. The instructors were providing outstanding
leadership in administering the cadet centered citizenship program. The Blue Ridge High School cadets performed
exceptionally well and took great pride in leading and accomplishing their unit goals. The Blue Ridge Air Force Junior ROTC citizenship program is making a positive impact on the cadets, the school and community.
Congratulations AFJROTC:
The Air Force Association has provided Col. David Rogers' AFJROTC class with an Instructor Grant in the amount
of $250.00. The AFA applauds Col. Rogers' efforts to ensure that future generations of Americans appreciate the
important role of aviation and space in America's future. Congratulations Col. Rogers!
Senior Superlatives:
Most Athletic: John Patrick & Cassidy Hipp
Most Dependable: Antyn Cooke & Claire Herman
Most Talkative: Adam Barnette & Chase Crist
Most Likely to Succeed: Andrew Wiren & Lindsey Anderson
Biggest Flirt: Vonta Jenkins & Hope Littlefield
Most Intellectual: Andrew Wiren & Lindsey Anders
Most Talented: Paul Dill & Shelby Jones
Class Clown: Blake Moore & Sametra Duck
Best Looking: John Patrick & Chase Crist
Most Likely to Take Over the World: Zane Odeh & Hope Aho
Best All Around: Tommy Williams & Madison Dover
Best Dressed: Jeffrey Watson & Gabby Leonard
Friendliest: R J Rodgers & Caye Fernandez Garcia
Most School Spirited: Brason Haney & Sametra Duck
Most Sarcastic: Tamaje Green & Morgan Stewart
Best to Take Home to Mom & Dad: Devin Stokes & Claire Herman
Best Personality: R J Rodgers & Alicia DiPerri
Most Likely to Write a Best Selling Novel: Miles Johnson & Leah Odom
Dares to Be Different: Tristan Turner & Leah Odom
Most Likely to Become a Reality TV Star: Bryshaun Kinkela & Bailee Seppala
Most Charming: Charlie Moon & Cheyenne Brady
Most Likely to Win The Voice: Nathan McGee & Maddy Moreland
Most Likely to Win an Oscar: Matt Barnes & Kat Stoneback
Most Artistic: Matt Barnes & Morgan Stewart
Best Role Model: Devin Stokes & Claire Herman
Most Likely to Become a Politician: Chase Borgman & Kehler Bryant
Most Country: Zach Nunamacher & Kayla Hallex
Most Preppy: Brason Haney & Kamryn Wofford
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2016 Hall of Fame
1. Adam Barnett
2. Caroline Bennett
3. Kehler Bryant
4. Chase Crist
5. Caye Fernandez Garcia
6. A.J. Lynn
7. William Metcalf
8. R .J. Rodgers
9. Devin Stokes
10.Tommy Williams
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Congratulations Pageant Winners:
Blue Ridge High School
Miss Freshmen & Fan Favorite - Leah Elizabeth Allen
1st Runner Up - Callie Desirae Norris
2nd Runner Up - Marie Lauren Wells
Miss Sophomore - Morgan Renee Johnson
1st Runner Up - Savannah Shawn Rainey
2nd Runner Up - Taylor Marie Ryder
Miss Junior - Sara Elizabeth Drake
1st Runner Up - Meghan Alee Patterson
2nd Runner Up - Brittany Nicole Kern
3rd Runner Up - Emily Grace Millwood
Miss Senior - Madison Elise Henderson
1st Runner Up - Riley Michele Varner
2nd Runner Up - Bailee Nicole Seppala
3rd Runner Up - Corey MacKenzie Klinger
Most Photogenic - Megan Louise Bowen
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Congratulations to Teacher Travis Farnham who was approved funding for his grant proposal in the amount of $1,325.53 from
the Greater Greer Education Foundation. The Grants Committee and the Board of Directors were impressed with Mr. Farnham’s plans to implement a Broadcast Journalism Program at Blue Ridge!
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Congratulations also to Teacher Elaine Steiner who has been awarded with a grant in the amount of $1,500.00 from the Greater
Greer Education Foundation. The Grants Committee and the Board of Directors were impressed with Ms. Steiner’s plans to
purchase TI-84 Graphing Calculators to provide graphing technology to her students!
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Mr. Farnham and Mrs. Steiner will be awarded the grants at a reception/press conference on January 28, 2016 at the Greer City
Hall. Thank you Mr. Farnham and Mrs. Steiner for your dedication and time in planning these programs for the students in our
school!!!
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Athletics
Cheerleading
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Congratulations to the JV and Varsity cheerleaders for their wins at TR on Wednesday night, October 7.
The varsity team scored an all time high and beat all competitors by at least 100 points.
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The varsity cheerleaders won their second consecutive region 2-AAA cheer championship this year. They
also finished their season with a remarkable performance at state. Despite a technical difficulty, and the
music stopping during their performance, they were able to perform a flawless routine. The cheerleaders
finished 4th in the state!
Cross Country
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(Congratulations to Austin Lane for getting the Freshman record last night in boys cross country. Austin is
the first Freshman in BR History to break 17 minutes.
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Congratulations Cross Country Team!
Congratulations to the girls and guys cross country teams who broke a total of 14 school records during the
season and earned 6th place (girls) and 7th place (guys) at state on November 6 & 7.
Fine Arts
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Congratulations to the Corps of Cadets for their 1st Place in Class finish at the Boiling Springs Tournament of Bands
on Saturday, September 26. Performing in a steady rain, Blue Ridge also took 1st in class in Music Performance,
Guard, and Percussion. Overall, the band finished 1st out of 16 bands in Music Performance and was awarded
"Silver Grand Champion" of the day.
Congratulations to the BRHS Corps of Cadets for winning the SCBDA Upper State Championship. The band competed on Saturday, October 24 at Belton-Honea Path against 20 of the state's finest bands in 3A competition.
The Blue Ridge High School Corps of Cadets competed in 3A State Competition at Batesburg-Leesville on October
31, 2015. The Corps of Cadets brought home a 2nd place medal for their performance. Congratulations to all marching band members and their director, Mr. Eric Wells.
Orchestra
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The following students auditioned at League Academy on Saturday, October 10, and made Region Orchestra!
Kenadee Markham
Shea O'Boyle
Tyla Jackson
Miles Johnson
Mason Tate
This is a big deal! There were over 200 students from the surrounding counties that auditioned. The students
who made the orchestra will perform on November 14 at WHHS/Fine Arts Center. This was a good day for the
BRHS Orchestra!
The Music Club of Greenville will be providing $750 based on a request from Mrs. Audrey Bass for Bows and Cases for Blue Ridge and Greer High School Orchestras. The Music Club increased the amount that was requested but
they felt like Mrs. Bass' schools would benefit from additional dollars to put towards the items she was requesting.
Congratulations, Mrs. Bass and thank you for your diligence in raising your standards for music education.
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Chorus
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The following students were selected to attend the SC All-State Chorus weekend in March; this is a great honor for
our BRHS singers:
Nathan McGee
Madeline Krigbaum
Paul Dill
Cody Jeter
Hayden Ehlich
Campbell Davenport
Adam Barnette
Jake Boone
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Congratulations to the BRHS Concert Choir for their excellent performance with the acclaimed Greenville Chorale
in December. It was an honor to be selected to sing with this professional choir.
Congratulations to Micah Arms and Lauren Shockley for being selected to be a young artist singer in the professional Greenville Chorale.
Drama
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Congratulations to the cast and crew of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Their hard work and dedication provided
audiences with a wonderfully entertaining production.
Matt Barnes, Kat Stoneback, Lena Roberts, David Dunlap, Nathan McGee, Marlee Daniel, Reid
Warner, Curtis Shirkey, Caroline Bishop, Kaylyn Good, Cayla Weber, Hailey Carroll, Alex Duncan,
Kaylynn Gilbert, Sarah Flinkingshelt, Ragan Samuels, Jake Smith, Tristan Turner, Hayden Ehlich,
Courtney LeHew, Kinleigh Waters, Kimberly Rodriguez, Abigail Williams, Tatiana Garcia,
Danielle Aho, Judson Snyder.