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Beall Ends Season 16 - 4


Photo Credit: Steve Bittner/Cumberland Times News

The Beall High softball team's season ended with a 7-4 loss to St. Michaels in the state semi-finals. This was Beall's first appearance at states. The team's 16 wins sets a school record under Coach Martha Mauzy. There were no seniors on the team so look out next year


Spring Art Show

The annual Spring Art Show was held recently in the Guidance Office Suite. The Best of Show Award was presented to Diana Li. Winning First Place were sisters Ashley and Brittany Lopez with Tina Schurg and Katie Rephann taking 2nd Place Honors for their display. The Student Choice Award was selected by the art students and awarded to Nicole Ritchey, Brianne Rice, and Meggan McKenzie.



New York Trip


The Beall High Band, under the direction of Harold McClay, recently traveled to New York City to participate in the Heritage Music Festival. During the four day trip, the 31 students visited New York landmarks and attended a Broadway musical.

Lab on Wheels


Photo & Graphic by: James Kimmell

The MdBioLab visited Beall recently as part of its tour of regional schools. Biology students completed a forensic biology lab in this mobile classroom. A joint venture between the University of Maryland, MdBio Inc., and the Institute for Genomic Research, the mobile lab is intended to provide a learning environment centered on bioscience.



State Winners


Graphic by Diana Li
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MICCA, an organization of over 2000 educators, recently sponsored its 12th annual Computer Contest with hundreds of Maryland students submitting entries. Three Beall students submitted entries winning three of the six awards given. James Kimmell won 1st Place in the Desktop Publishing Division with his entry "An American." Holly Bell won 3rd Place in the same division; her entry was entitled "Memories." For the 2nd year in a row, Diana Li won 1st Place in the Graphic Arts Division with her "Going Global" entry. The students and their faculty sponsors, art teacher Susan Baker and media specialist Julie Determan, were recognized at an awards ceremony held at the Baltimore Convention Center during the annual state MICCA Conference. All three students are members of the Beall Web Team.

Your Turn Now!


(Photo Credit: Steve Bittner/Cumberland Times-News)

The Allegany County Track and Field Championships were held recently at Beall. The Beall boys' team finished third and the girls' team placed second. Placing first for the boys was Ryan Abe in the 400 meter run, and the 3200 meter relay team - Aaron Brown, Chris Negley, Ryan Abe, and Josh Walbert. First-place honors for the girls went to Joanna Urbanski in the high jump, the 400 meter relay team of Angela Mills, Heather Dellone, Abby Snyder, and Emily Hager, the 1600 meter relay team of Jessi Kirby, Angela Mills, Emily DeRosa, Heather Sagal, and the 3200 meter relay team of Heather Sagal, Katie McKenzie, Emily DeRosa, and Emily Ewers.

What a Difference a Week Makes!


Photo and Graphic by: James Kimmell

FBLA Regional Competition


The Region I Future Business Leaders of America Competition was held recently and Beall students Laura McKenzie and Yung Schmidt took 2nd place honors. Laura competed in Business Communications and Yung participated in Word Processing II. Both students are now eligible for the state competition to be held in Hagerstown in April.

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County Art Show


Graphic by Tina Schurg and Katie Robison

Thirty-nine Beall High art students exhibited at the Allegany County Art Show. As part of the Youth Art Month celebration, the show was held at the Country Club Mall from March 27 to March 30.

 

Willkommen


Graphic by Holly Bell, Kaitie Robinson, and Tina Schurg

Beall High is hosting an AFS student this year: Lisa Blasius, from Grefrath, a small village near Düsseldorf, Germany. Lisa is living with Beall junior Kristen Davis and her family. Inspired by friends who had been AFS participants and wanting to experience another culture, Lisa learned in August that she would be coming to the United States. Although she has traveled throughout Europe and Africa, adjusting to life here was more difficult than she expected. Lisa is trilingual, speaking German, French, and English, but she found "Americanized" English difficult to understand. Finding academics here easier than in Germany, Lisa will repeat her school year when she returns home. Kristen hopes to visit Lisa in Germany after graduation.



Olympic Medal Winners



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Beall students Marci Horner and Julia Grady recently participated in the Maryland Special Olympics Winter Games Competition held at the Wisp Resort in McHenry. Julia received 2 gold medals for 1st place finishes in the 50 meter and 100 meter cross country races. Marci finished 4th in giant slalom down hill skiing and 5th in the novice slalom downhill race. Coaches from Beall were teachers Paul Gerhard and Dottie Turner.

Beall Senior Selected To All-State Chorus


Music teacher Mrs. Linda Croft accompanies Tony Loseiwicz in a rehearsal.


Beall senior Tony Loseiwicz has been selected as a member of the All-State Senior Mixed Chorus. He will perform in Baltimore on Sunday, February 23rd at the Baltimore Convention Center. Tony joins nine other Allegany County students who were selected for this honor.

$100,000.00 Scholarship Winner


Left to right: Principal Greg Smith; Don Harris,St. Vincent Admisson Counselor; Don Booth Sr.; Don Booth Jr.; Mike Gerolich Admission Counselor.

St. Vincent College has announced that Beall senior Donald Booth has won the Wimmer Exam Scholarship for the 2003 competition. The $100,000 award was presented in a surprise ceremony in the library attended by representatives of St. Vincent and the Booth family. Donald scored the highest in the competitive exam given to 160 seniors in October at the college. He is the first non Pennsylvanian student to win this prestigious award.

First Semester Exams



Snow Day # 1

Photo by Jamie Kimmell


Frostburg was hit by an early season Ice Storm which caused fallen trees and power outages.
Homecoming Royalty



Beall's Brightest


Two Beall High seniors have been selected as Maryland Distinguished Scholars. Jared Stephen (left) is a finalist in the scholarship program and Donald Booth has been designated a semi-finalist.

Homecoming Happenings


Sophomore class members have begun working on decorations for the annual Homecoming celebration. The Homecoming dance will be held in the Beall High cafeteria Saturday evening, November 2nd.

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Homecoming 2002 Slide Show
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