Luke Bewley, Arts and Entertainment Editor
There have been five successful plays at Bradley this school year, and the final one is coming up on May 11 and 12. The play selected is Proof by David Auburn.
Jeannine Sanchez
Being the last musical of the year, Bye Bye Birdie definitely made a momentous impact The musical is a comedy that takes place in the late 50’s to early 1960’s in Sweet Apple, Ohio based on a character named Albert Peterson.
Britnee Stickles, Feature/Opinion Editor
Sophomore Chelsea Flowers has a distinctive, colorful style or painting. Flowers has been painting practically her whole life. She started from just finger painting as a child to later moving on to oil and acrylic artwork. Flowers is currently taking Painting 3 at Bradley. She does creative art projects every day at school and multiple projects outside of school such as painting, crafts, drawing and fashion designing.
Elisabeth Bonnell, Staff Writer
Last year, Symphony Orchestra at Bradley went to OMEA Large Group Contests for the first time and received a Superior rating, the highest possible score available. This year, they plan on receiving another Superior.
Jeannine Sanchez, Staff Writer
Theatre activities, personal life, and school are hard to balance. However, students such as Seniors Briana Biffath, Marie Perry, Joey Logan and Andrea Mellum have got it under control. These are only a few students which of whom are pursuing a career in performing arts.
Luke Bewley, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Junior artist Phoebe Snyder has an interesting way of transferring her creative ideas into artwork. Rather than using a pencil or a paintbrush, her instrument is her camera. Her fascinating and abstract photography pieces always seem to stand out to people when on display.
Dana Turner, Editor-in-Chief
Junior Jesse Cutrell is interested in a unique form of art.
“I am interested in animation, or making art move,” said Cutrell.
In order to compose a work of animation, one must “draw several designs – simple or complex – in different positions, such as walking, and then use a computer to put it together and they appear to be moving,” stated Cutrell.
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