Coming back after a disappointing 55-59 loss against the Wisconsin Dells Chiefs, the Tigers had an early Thanksgiving and feasted upon the Melrose-Mindoro Mustangs on Nov. 21. The Tigers trampled the Mustangs in a 61-35 win and proved that they have what it takes to go further this season than last season. Though both Joel Kinder and Kenny Greengrass seemed […]
The Tiger basketball players are back in action after a 2-21 season last year. There has been particular pressure on the basketball team to push out some more wins ever since Jack Taylor, a 2009 graduate, made international news after scoring 138 points in a single game and, more recently, 109 points against Crossroads College last Sunday night. The team’s […]
We are in the final weeks of school and sports are starting to wrap up. While some students will vanish once the final bell rings, some athletes will get back to work. This summer, there will be an opportunity for all student athletes to lift weights. “We will lift on Mondays and Fridays in the morning. Our senior and junior […]
Paul Rykken, a history and politics teacher, has been selected to attend a study program on Native American History at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. The seminar is sponsored by the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of New York, and organization that works to promote the teaching of American History in the United States. The director of the program is Dr. Collin G. […]
Family and Consumer Education teacher Tina Gilbertson’s Foods 2 class competed in Cupcake Wars April 29- May 3. The event involved a few groups with creative names made up by the students. This is the first cupcake war in course history. Senior Foods 2 student Brandyn Stoker participated in the war. “It’s been great, learned new ways to make cupcakes […]
The students who took Human Anatomy got to look at the real thing during a field trip to UW-La Crosse. They also got to talk to people who are in the profession and plan to go into a medical or athletic field. “We went and observed organs and cadavers, then we went and did the underwater body composition test and […]
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Coming back after a disappointing 55-59 loss against the Wisconsin Dells Chiefs, the Tigers had an early Thanksgiving and feasted upon the Melrose-Mindoro Mustangs on Nov. 21. The Tigers trampled the Mustangs in a 61-35 win and proved that they have what it takes to go further this season than last season. Though both Joel Kinder and Kenny Greengrass seemed […]
continue readingThere has always been a certain tension between men and women throughout history. Mostly because of something called ‘women’s rights’. Like many of our ancestors, there has been change, whether it be with African-Americans, GLBT, or even people of different religions. Though there are many improvements that need to be made, as there is still discrimination going on in the […]
continue readingReading gives people an opportunity like none other. The opportunity to escape into a whole new world. To leave their problems behind and just lose themselves in a good book. “I like to read because when I read, I absolutely lose myself in what I’m reading. I forget about my problems and just put myself in the place of the […]
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Coming back after a disappointing 55-59 loss against the Wisconsin Dells Chiefs, the Tigers had an early Thanksgiving and feasted upon the Melrose-Mindoro Mustangs on Nov. 21. The Tigers trampled the Mustangs in a 61-35 win and proved that they have what it takes to go further this season than last season. Though both Joel Kinder and Kenny Greengrass seemed […]
The Tiger basketball players are back in action after a 2-21 season last year. There has been particular pressure on the basketball team to push out some more wins ever since Jack Taylor, a 2009 graduate, made international news after scoring 138 points in a single game and, more recently, 109 points against Crossroads College last Sunday night. The team’s […]
Reading gives people an opportunity like none other. The opportunity to escape into a whole new world. To leave their problems behind and just lose themselves in a good book. “I like to read because when I read, I absolutely lose myself in what I’m reading. I forget about my problems and just put myself in the place of the […]
It can be an easy thing to do or it can be very complicated. There are many ways to go fishing. You can fish from land, from a boat, with a bobber, or without a bobber. It is a good family activity that anyone can do. There are many fishing tournaments in the area that people can enter. “Me and […]
Sophomore Gabby Servant had a tumor on her spine which was originally thought to be meningitis. She has recently had surgery to get the tumor removed and everything is looking up. What is it that has kept her going? Is it her bright personality? Is it her optimistic attitude? Maybe it’s her friends and family who have been helping her […]
Because students have just completed signing up for new classes for the new 2013-2014 school year, students looked at some of the classes that are offered here. One of the classes offered is the two levels of Woods class. “It is a very hands on class where you can build a lot of different things of different levels of difficulty,” […]
Teachers spend almost ten hours in a school every day. And then some on weekends. Then they get a three month vacation. But, believe it or not, teachers have lives outside of the school year. No, they don’t hibernate in coffins until late August. They do things! While students are spending the summer forgetting things they had learned over the […]
When the weather cleared up late this spring, many athletes faced academic challenges in keeping up with their homework assignments during the spring sports schedule. With games and practices after school, it is sometimes difficult for students to get their homework and other assignments done. It is also difficult to make up tests, quizzes, and the lesson that the teacher […]
The students who took Human Anatomy got to look at the real thing during a field trip to UW-La Crosse. They also got to talk to people who are in the profession and plan to go into a medical or athletic field. “We went and observed organs and cadavers, then we went and did the underwater body composition test and […]
No Open Campus For Finals The second semester finals schedule at Black River Falls High School is going to be looking a little bit different. There will no longer be open campus like there was the last semester. “The schedule changed for a couple reasons. One was multiplie missed days from snow days. We also did not get […]
