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Kellen Bienemy, Reporter
September 9, 2016
A Positive Image at Bowie

A Positive Image at Bowie

Marian Patterson, Staff Writer, Website editor
September 9, 2016
Senior Superlatives 2016

Senior Superlatives 2016

Simone Williams, Co Editor-in-Chief
May 24, 2016
Foreign language department surprises the english department. They set up a luncheon for the english teachers and the tradition begins. We challenged them to draw a department name from a jar and to appreciate that department bigger and better than we had appreciated them. Pay-It-Forward! sign language teacher Rachelle Laux said.

Pay it Forward

Shelby Bilodeau, editor-in-chief
February 18, 2016
Nguyen, Ho and Bui getting people to donate to the Melanoma Research Fund.

Skin Care Scare

Hayden Gnat, Staff Writer and Website Editor
February 1, 2016
Mrs. Dorsey teaches the Biomedical program here at Bowie High School.

Future Doctors in the Making

Hayden Gnat, Staff Writer and Website Editor
December 17, 2015
Senior Tariq Otuemhobe was noticed by Principal Bill Manley for his school involvement. On November 5th Tariq Otuemhobe was announced student of the month. My advise is become a well rounded student. Be strong in academics, involved in school, and involved in the community. Principal Mr. Manley said.

Student Goals

Shelby Bilodeau
November 20, 2015
Students in student council get together to participate in the Pinky Swear triathlon. The event is a nonprofit organization to raise money for kids who have cancer. I got a new perspective on the younger generation. Nowadays, all of the younger kids are all about iPads, iPhones and all that technology stuff and not really about actually doing something productive and playing outside. When I was at the triathlon however, it was nice knowing that the kids are doing something productive, especially for someone else who cant. Senior Brittanyy Tran said.

A ‘Pinky Swear’ That Started it all

Shelby Bilodeau, Editor-in-Chief
November 2, 2015
Ashley Cauthen poses with the other 8 Drama Club officers during a Drama Club meeting to show pride for her department. To become an officer for theatre you must be in a theatre class and be in at least 1 main stage show. “I’m interested in theater because it’s rather a lifestyle for me,” Cauthen said.

Too Much Drama

Hayden Gnat and Marian Patterson
October 15, 2015
Graduation FAQs

Graduation FAQs

Camri Brown, Business Manager
May 29, 2015
Senior Brandon Kitchin after being crowned Mr. BHS 2015.

Mister Congeniality

Bryson Sells, Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 22, 2015
A pile of jeans raised by the Bowie Headliners.

Teens for Jeans

February 27, 2015
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