Seniors, it's almost here!! Graduation is approaching fast and here are some final reminders. Your last day is tomorrow and you will be released at 11am. Don’t forget, your graduation tickets are available in the office. Mandatory graduation practice is at 12:30pm this Wednesday on the football field. Baccalaureate is scheduled for 6pm on Wednesday. Parents night is also on Wednesday following baccalaureate at 7pm. Both events are being held in the high school gymnasium. The class of 2021 commencement ceremony will be on Thursday, on the football field @ 7pm. Lineup will be in the high school gym at 6:15pm.
Announcements: May 24, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. Sunglasses should be worn outside only, not in the classrooms.
2. Seniors last day will be May 25th with dismissal time at 11:00 am.
3. Senior’s graduation tickets are ready for pick up. Stop in the office to collect your envelope of 10
tickets.
4. There is still time to order your 2021 yearbook. Orders will be taken during lunch on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, or you can order from Mr. Oldenburg between classes. The cost is $40.00.
5. 2021-22 Yearbook Staff Applications: If you are interested in being on the yearbook staff next
year, see Mr. Oldenburg for an application.
6. Attention All Football Players Grades 7th-11th: The May BHS Football Newsletter is ready to be
picked up. Please see Coach Wicke or Coach Wentworth for one. Please share this information
with your parents.
7. Attention all 8th-11th students who are interested in playing football during the 2021 season:
Sign-ups will occur on Wednesday, May 26, during lunch times in Coach Wicke and Coach
Wentworth's rooms.
8. Interested in making some extra money this summer? Any high school student interested in
providing some math tutoring over the summer a few hours a week, please stop in the office for
more information.
9. INTERESTED IN A SUMMER RECEPTIONIST JOB? Robinson Industries has a receptionist job
available for 2 students this summer. They are looking to fill 2 part time positions one morning
and one after noon shift 8am-12pm and 12pm-4pm Monday-Friday. Job description and
application information is available in the office.
10. Prom 2021: “All Summer Long” sponsored by Parents/Community Members
This event is for Seniors and Juniors and their dates.
Tickets are available at Flower Scents in Beaverton ($5 per person) Deadline to
purchase is June 1 st
The event will be held on June 16 th from 8-11 pm at the Waggerville Barn in
Gladwin, MI
Events: JV Softball @ Shepherd, Players released at 2:20, bus leaves at 2:30, game at 4:00
Varsity Baseball @ Farwell, Players released at 2:20, bus leaves at 2:30, game at 4:00
Varsity Softball vs Shepherd, Players released at 2:50, game starts at 4:00
JV Baseball vs Farwell game has been cancelled.
Event Results: It was a great day to be a Beaver as the team traveled to the wilds of Northern Michigan
to East Jordan for the Regional track meet. Nearly all team members walked away with a PR on the
day and several medals were collected. With only 3 boys and 4 girls, the boys placed 13th out of 16
and the girls 11th out of 16.
Taylor McCormack - 8th in the 100, PR; 8th in the 200, PR in the prelim, 8th in the long jump, PR!
Tessa Wohschlegel - 6th in the 1600, PR, 4th in the 3200
Faith Danielak - 7th in shot put, 7th in discus, PR
Jasmine Wirt - 200 PR in the prelim
Noah Coffey - 7th in the 100, 6th in the 400, 5th in high jump, 3rd in long jump and qualifying for the
state meet!
Weekend Birthdays: Lincoln Bordeau & Hayden Savage
Birthdays: Miranda Hess & Reese Mishler
Lunch Menu: Create: Crispy Chicken Breast Tenders & Mac with cheese
Congratulations to the Beaverton Track Members for great performances in yesterday’s Regional Meet in East Jordan. A special shout to Noah Coffey for qualifying for the State Finals in the long jump!!
Taylor McCormack - 8th in the 100, PR; 8th in the 200, PR in the prelim, 8th in the long jump, PR!
Tessa Wohschlegel - 6th in the 1600, PR, 4th in the 3200
Faith Danielak - 7th in shot put, 7th in discus, PR
Jasmine Wirt - 200 PR in the prelim
Noah Coffey - 7th in the 100, 6th in the 400, 5th in high jump, 3rd in long jump and qualifying for the state meet!
Taj Finney - 100 PR in prelim, 200 PR in prelim, 300H PR
Mason Ptak - 200 PR in prelim, PR in shot put, PR in discus by over 7 feet!
Next competition is the JPC conference championship on Tuesday at Farwell.
GO RED!
Baseball wins both in Meridian. Beavers host Sand Creek tomorrow for a DH that begins at 1:00.
Softball splits with Meridian (5-6 And 8-5) and with a split on Monday vs. Shepherd in Beaverton, the Lady Beavers will be crowned JPC Champs.
GO RED!
Signing Day! Congratulations to Madylin Pahl and Trent Reed. Madylin will be attending Hope College for pre dentistry and playing softball next year. Trent will attend Lawrence Tech University this fall pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering and play baseball for the blue devils.
Announcements: May 24, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. Sunglasses should be worn outside only, not in the classrooms.
2. Mrs. Gerow's 5th and 6th hours will meet in her classroom, room 230.
3. Senior’s graduation tickets are ready for pick up. Stop in the office to collect your envelope of 10
tickets.
4. There is still time to order your 2021 yearbook. Orders will be taken during lunch on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, or you can order from Mr. Oldenburg between classes. The cost is $40.00.
5. 2021-22 Yearbook Staff Applications: If you are interested in being on the yearbook staff next
year, see Mr. Oldenburg for an application.
6. Attention All Football Players Grades 7th-11th: The May BHS Football Newsletter is ready to be
picked up. Please see Coach Wicke or Coach Wentworth for one. Please share this information
with your parents.
7. Attention Football Players: This Saturday's Weight Room Session has been canceled. In its place
is an opportunity to volunteer with the Great Lakes Bay Veterans Coalition and help with a wood
cutting that benefits Veterans in need. The woodcutting starts at 9 am on Saturday. Meet at BHS
at 8:30 am if you need a ride. See the Football Team's Facebook, Twitter, or Snapchat for more
information. Please contact Coach Seiser if you plan on helping.
8. Seniors last day will be May 25 th with dismissal time at 11:00 am.
9. INTERESTED IN A SUMMER RECEPTIONIST JOB? Robinson Industries has a receptionist job
available for 2 students this summer. They are looking to fill 2 part time positions one morning
and one after noon shift 8am-12pm and 12pm-4pm Monday-Friday. Job description and
application information is available in the office.
10. Prom 2021: “All Summer Long” sponsored by Parents/Community Members
This event is for Seniors and Juniors and their dates.
Tickets are available at Flower Scents in Beaverton ($5 per person) Deadline to
purchase is June 1 st
The event will be held on June 16 th from 8-11 pm at the Waggerville Barn in
Gladwin, MI
Thank you to senior students for taking time out of their busy schedule to speak to our junior high students today and give them advice for their high school career. The seniors encouraged the junior high students to get involved, give back, do well in school and to make good choices. Thank you, Seniors! WE WILL MISS YOU!
Announcements: May 20, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. DRESS CODE REMINDER:
Students should consider the following questions when dressing for school:
Does my clothing expose too much?
Would I interview for a job in this outfit?
Am I dressed appropriately for the weather?
Do I feel comfortable with my appearance?
Shorts must at least fingertip length when the arms and hands are naturally extended at the
sides of the body.
No headphones or ear buds visible in the classroom during instructional time, unless
instructed by teacher.
2. Camp Rotary in Clare is looking for summer camp staff. If you are interested please visit the
camp rotary website for Facebook page.
3. There is still time to order your 2021 yearbook. Orders will be taken during lunch on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, or you can order from Mr. Oldenburg between classes. The cost is $40.00.
4. 2021-22 Yearbook Staff Applications: If you are interested in being on the yearbook staff next
year, see Mr. Oldenburg for an application.
5. Students: Please respect the decorations in the Hallways - especially the by the Senior lockers.
Mrs K would like to Thank Abby Northrup and Grace Hoag for helping decorate last night after
school.
6. Attention Football Players: This Saturday's Weight Room Session has been canceled. In its place
is an opportunity to volunteer with the Great Lakes Bay Veterans Coalition and help with a wood
cutting that benefits Veterans in need. The woodcutting starts at 9 am on Saturday. Meet at BHS
at 8:30 am if you need a ride. See the Football Team's Facebook, Twitter, or Snapchat for more
information. Please contact Coach Seiser if you plan on helping.
7. Senior Spirit Day for Friday is School Spirit Day.
8. Seniors last day will be May 25 th with dismissal time at 11:00 am.
9. Sign up sheet for Cross Country is in the office for students interested in the sport, but missed
the meeting yesterday.
10. Prom 2021: “All Summer Long” sponsored by Parents/Community Members
This event is for Seniors and Juniors and their dates.
Tickets are available at Flower Scents in Beaverton ($5 per person) Deadline to
purchase is June 1 st
The event will be held on June 16 th from 8-11 pm at the Waggerville Barn in
Gladwin, MI
Birthday: Tommie Murrell
Lunch Menu: Create: Mashed Potato & Chicken Bowl
Announcements: May 19, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. MASK BREAKS: Students need to please take advantage of the mask breaks offered during class time. For classes where there is just one teacher, all students must leave the room and take a mask break together. Thank you for getting out and getting some fresh air the remainder of the school year!
2. Students interested in running cross country next year should attend a meeting during the high school lunch in the library on Today. Get your food first, then report to the library. If you haven't been involved in something at the beginning of the school year, we highly encourage you to give CC a try!
3. DRESS CODE REMINDER:
Students should consider the following questions when dressing for school:
Does my clothing expose too much?
Would I interview for a job in this outfit?
Am I dressed appropriately for the weather?
Do I feel comfortable with my appearance?
Shorts must at least fingertip length when the arms and hands are naturally extended at the sides of the body.
No headphones or ear buds visible in the classroom during instructional time, unless instructed by teacher.
4. Camp Rotary in Clare is looking for summer camp staff. If you are interested please visit the camp rotary website for Facebook page.
5. Class of 2021 - NINE days left until you graduate!!
Senior Spirit Days for May 17-21
Thursday - College Support Day
Friday - School Spirit Day
6. Prom 2021: “All Summer Long” sponsored by Parents/Community Members
· This event is for Seniors and Juniors and their dates.
· Tickets are available at Flower Scents in Beaverton ($5 per person) Deadline to purchase is June 1st
· The event will be held on June 16th from 8-11 pm at the Waggerville Barn in Gladwin, MI
7. Here is the schedule for spring athletic pictures this Wednesday.
3:10- MS Track & HS Track Individual Pictures
3:30- MS & HS Track Team Picture
3:45- JV & Varsity Baseball
4:15- JV & Varsity Softball
We will try to do the pictures outside at the track and fields. If there is inclement weather, pictures will be taken in the gym.
Counseling:
Events:
Event Results: Softball wins 15-1 and 14-1 against Clare. Baseball wins 10-5 and 13-2 against Clare.
Birthday: Elizabeth Hoag & Dakota Knake
Lunch Menu: Create: Sweet & Sour Chicken
A great night for the Beavers over Clare. Softball wins 15-1 and 14-1 to remain at the top of the JPC. Lady Beavers have a big road game this Friday in Meridian.
Baseball wins 10-5 and 13-2 over the Pioneers and travel to rival Meridian on Friday.
GO RED!
BEAVERTON SPRING SPORTS TOURNAMENT INFORMATION:
Track Regional this Saturday, May 22nd @ East Jordan @ 10:00 a.m.
MHSAA District Softball Tournament in Farwell:
Pre-District Game: Tuesday, June 1st
Beaverton vs. Harrison @ 5:00
Friday, June 4th in Farwell:
Noon: Winner of Beaverton/Harrison vs. Houghton Lake
2:00: Clare vs. Farwell
4:00: District Championship Game
MHSAA District Baseball Tournament in Meridian:
Pre-District Game: Tuesday, June 1st @ 5:00 p.m. in Meridian:
Farwell vs. Beaverton
Saturday, June 5th in Meridian:
10:00 a.m. Farwell/Beaverton winner vs. Meridian
Noon: Clare vs. Pinconning
2:00 p.m. District Championship game
GO RED!
Announcements: May 17, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. Are you interested in learning about Robotics? The Beaverton Jr/Sr high school robotics team is welcoming anyone interested to attend one of their meetings. Learn how to design and create a robot to complete a variety of tasks. Meetings are after school on Tuesdays and Fridays in the annex building behind the Beaverton Elementary gym. Stop by the office for more information.
2. Students interested in running cross country next year should attend a meeting during the high school lunch in the library on Wednesday the 19th. Get your food first, then report to the library. Cross Country is a great way to meet new people in your own school and other schools. It consists of a 2 mile race for junior high and a 3 mile race for high school. It's a way for HS students to earn their varsity letter. If you haven't been involved in something at the beginning of the school year, we highly encourage you to give CC a try!
3. DRESS CODE REMINDER:
Students should consider the following questions when dressing for school:
Does my clothing expose too much?
Would I interview for a job in this outfit?
Am I dressed appropriately for the weather?
Do I feel comfortable with my appearance?
Shorts must at least fingertip length when the arms and hands are naturally extended at the sides of the body.
No headphones or ear buds visible in the classroom during instructional time, unless instructed by teacher.
· The Beaverton Music Department presents their Annual Spring Concert/Awards Night on tonight @ 6:30 pm in the JSHS Gym.
· This event is by invite ONLY and not open to the public.
· Doors open @ 6 pm with cohort seating arrangements.
· Everyone is required to follow Covid protocols and wear a mask (covering mouth and nose).
· Attire for musicians: MS Bands (dark pants & band t) HS Band & Choir (dark pants & a dress shirt)
4. Prom 2021: “All Summer Long” sponsored by Parents/Community Members
· This event is for Seniors and Juniors and their dates.
· Tickets are available at Flower Scents in Beaverton ($5 per person) Deadline to purchase is June 1st
· The event will be held on June 16th from 8-11 pm at the Waggerville Barn in Gladwin, MI
5. Here is the schedule for spring athletic pictures this Wednesday. Coaches, please come pick up your order forms from Sam in the office to hand out at practice before Wednesday.
3:10- MS Track & HS Track Individual Pictures
3:30- MS & HS Track Team Picture
3:45- JV & Varsity Baseball
4:15- JV & Varsity Softball
We will try to do the pictures outside at the track and fields. If there is inclement weather, pictures will be taken in the gym.
Counseling:
Events:
Event Results:
Weekend Birthday: Riley Bock, Brenna McKimmy, Jasmine Velez, Nicolas Seguin
Birthday: Lillian Burns & Colten Shapic
Lunch Menu: Create: Chicken Tenders & Mac and Cheese
Congratulations to the Beaverton Madrigal Theatre and Choir for an incredible performance of “Zany Little Thing Called Love” this afternoon. Thank you to the cast and choir members and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Kintner for all your hard work!
Varsity Softball wins Pinconning Tournament today.
3-2 over Garber
17-1 over Pinny
9-8 over Alpena
Nice job!!
CTE AWARDS ANNOUNCED! The Career and Technical Education awards were given out yesterday and Beaverton students did outstanding! Congratulations to all the students who are involved in CTE and especially to those who achieved awards. If you would like to watch the awards ceremony, it can be viewed here: https://rusty-govitz-g7vw.squarespace.com/news/2021/5/14/celebrating-success-the-2021-cte-student-excellence-awards
CTE AWARDS ANNOUNCED! The Career and Technical Education awards were given out yesterday and Beaverton students did outstanding! Congratulations to all the students who are involved in CTE and especially to those who achieved awards.
Announcements: May 14, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. Are you interested in learning about Robotics? The Beaverton Jr/Sr high school robotics team is
welcoming anyone interested to attend one of their meetings. Learn how to design and create a
robot to complete a variety of tasks. Meetings are after school on Tuesdays and Fridays in the
annex building behind the Beaverton Elementary gym. Stop by the office for more information.
2. Winter Athletes Sports Uniforms are due to the office today. Invoices will be sent out next week.
Also, all Athletic fees need to be paid.
3. 8th-11th Grade Students interested in being on the sideline cheer team during football season
next fall should attend an interest meeting today in the library with Ms. Johnston. Get your
lunch first, the report to the library. 8th Grade students will meet during your lunch time.
4. Students interested in running cross country next year should attend a meeting during the high
school lunch in the library on Wednesday the 19th. Get your food first, then report to the library.
Cross Country is a great way to meet new people in your own school and other schools. It
consists of a 2 mile race for junior high and a 3 mile race for high school. It's a way for HS
students to earn their varsity letter. If you haven't been involved in something at the beginning
of the school year, we highly encourage you to give CC a try!
5. The seniors last day full day schedule on the 25 th .
6. DRESS CODE REMINDER:
Students should consider the following questions when dressing for school:
Does my clothing expose too much?
Would I interview for a job in this outfit?
Am I dressed appropriately for the weather?
Do I feel comfortable with my appearance?
Shorts must at least fingertip length when the arms and hands are naturally extended at the
sides of the body.
No headphones or ear buds visible in the classroom during instructional time, unless
instructed by teacher.
7. The Beaverton Drama and Music Departments are proud to present their "Spring Madrigal
Theatre" production tomorrow (May 15, 2021) @ 4 pm in the JSHS Gym.
This event is by Invite ONLY and not open to the public (:
Doors open @ 3:30 pm with cohort/reserved seating arrangements.
Everyone is required to follow Covid protocols and wear a mask (covering mouth and nose).
Cast has practice TONIGHT (5/14) from 3:30 - 7 pm. Be in costume and ready to start rehearsal
by 3:30 pm Mrs. Miller will let you know what time to report tomorrow.
Mrs. Kintner will have the bandroom open Saturday by 3 pm for Choir. Please be in costume
ready to warm-up by 3:30 pm
The Beaverton Music Department presents their Annual Spring Concert/Awards Night on
Monday, May 17th @ 6:30 pm in the JSHS Gym.
This event is by invite ONLY and not open to the public.
Doors open @ 6 pm with cohort seating arrangements.
Everyone is required to follow Covid protocols and wear a mask (covering mouth and nose).
Attire for musicians: MS Bands (dark pants & band t) HS Band & Choir (dark pants & a dress
shirt)
8. Prom 2021: “All Summer Long” sponsored by Parents/Community Members
This event is for Seniors and Juniors and their dates.
Tickets are available at Flower Scents in Beaverton ($5 per person) Deadline to
purchase is June 1 st
The event will be held on June 16 th from 8-11 pm at the Waggerville Barn in
Gladwin, MI
Counseling:
Weekend Events: Varsity Softball @ Pinconning Tourney – game starts at 9:00 am
JV Baseball vs Standish Sterling- game starts at 10:00 am
Varsity Baseball @ Standish – game starts at 10:00 am
Event Results:
Birthday: Joseph Shell
Lunch Menu: Create: Breaded Chicken Drumstick & Cherry Crisp
Announcements: May 12, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. Are you interested in learning about Robotics? The Beaverton Jr/Sr high school robotics team is
welcoming anyone interested to attend one of their meetings. Learn how to design and create a
robot to complete a variety of tasks. Meetings are after school on Tuesdays and Fridays in the
annex building behind the Beaverton Elementary gym. Stop by the office for more information.
2. Looking for a summer Job and 18 years or older? D & W Fine Pak in Gladwin has informational
flyers in the office.
3. 8th-11th graders interested in playing volleyball next year: Please attend the interest meeting
during lunch today. Get your lunch, then report to the library. 8th graders will meet during your
lunch time.
4. Winter Athletes Sports Uniforms are due to the office by the end of the week. Invoices will be
sent out next week. Also, all Athletic fees need to be paid.
5. National Guard will be here @ lunch today.
Counseling:
Tonight Events: Varsity Softball @ Farwell – Players release at 2:20 pm, bus leaves at 2:30 pm, game
starts at 4:00 pm
Varsity Track @ Clare - Player release at 2:50 pm, bus leaves at 3:00 pm, game @ 4:30 pm
Event Results: Saturday and Sunday the Jr. Equestrian team of Darby McKimmy and Jadyn Bair
competed in the MIHA District 6 equestrian meet at the Midland Fairgrounds. The two girls ended up
Division D Champions and was able to bring home some new hardware.
Softball won against Harrison 12- 0 in 5 innings and 15-0 in 4 innings.
Baseball beats Harrison 13-2 and 12-2
Birthday: Laela Aldrich & Rebecca Wirt
Lunch Menu: Create: Tater Tot Casserole
Softball wins in Harrison 12-0 in 5 and 15-0 in 4. They have an impressive overall record of 19-2, 4-0 league!
Baseball beats Harrison 13-2 and 12-2 with a 6-4 overall and 4-2 in the league.
Both teams host rival Gladwin this Thursday.
Track travels to Clare tomorrow.
GO RED!
Announcements: May 11, 2021
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible; with liberty and justice for all.
1. Are you interested in learning about Robotics? The Beaverton Jr/Sr high school robotics team is
welcoming anyone interested to attend one of their meetings. Learn how to design and create a
robot to complete a variety of tasks. Meetings are after school on Tuesdays and Fridays in the
annex building behind the Beaverton Elementary gym. Stop by the office for more information.
2. Looking for a summer Job and 18 years or older? D & W Fine Pak in Gladwin has informational
flyers in the office.
3. 8th-11th graders interested in playing volleyball next year: Please attend the interest meeting
during lunch on Wednesday. Get your lunch, then report to the library. 8th graders will meet
during your lunch time.
4. Winter Athletes Sports Uniforms are due to the office by the end of the week. Invoices will be
sent out next week.
Counseling:
Tonight Events: JV Baseball & Softball vs. Harrison, game starts at 4:oo pm
Ms Track @ Meridian W/ Farwell, team members release at 2:50, bus leaves at 3:00 pm, meet starts
at 4:00 pm. Varsity Baseball & Softball @ Harrison, players release at 2:20 pm, 2:30 bus leaves, 4:00
pm D & G.
Event Results: Awesome Job Varsity Track, we took home 10 medals last night.
Medals
Faith Danialak: 3rd in discus and 2nd in Shot put and 5th in 200m dash
Taylor McCormack: 3rd in Long Jump
Taj Spencer: 5th in 300m Hurdles
Mason Ptak: 5th in shot and discus
Tessa Wohlschlegel 1st in 1600m run, 2nd in 800m run, and 1st in 3200m run.
Birthday: Logan Corrigan
Lunch Menu: Create: Walking Tacos