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National Junior Honor Society |
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Lady Pup Civic Club (LPCC) |
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Honest – Empowered – Real men – Obligated to a better community (HERO) |
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Cheer & Belles |
Prissy Donaghey
Sara Ann Luther
The BMS Cheerleaders and Belles spike the spirit up for football games and pep rallies. They work very hard to perform awesome cheers and dances for the crowd.
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Recycling |
Shelly Arrington
The BMS Recycling Club assists our school in implementing and maintaining recycling! This club gives students and other school groups a chance to help promote, encourage, & advance efforts in network with other school groups, and stimulate school recycling, reducing waste and save energy. |
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Jr. Thespian Honor Society |
Annie Dragoo
The International Thespian Society is the world’s largest honor society for theatre arts students. Together, the Educational Theatre Association and the International Thespian Society have been helping build strong school theatre programs for more than seventy-five years. It works much like National Jr. Honor Society. Students must maintain good grades, participate in community service, and earn points by participating in the theatre through acting and working on a production and on business crews. The word Thespian means actor. The first actor was a Greek man named Thespis. He stepped out of the chorus and acted on his own. As a tradition, now all actors are referred to as Thespians. |
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Book Club |
Bonnie Walton
If you want to explore new places and experience new things, the Book Club is the place for you. Every reading level is welcome, whether you’re new to reading novels, an expert, or somewhere in between. Warning: Attendance may lead to a reading addiction! |
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Movie Reviews |
Steve Grant
This group meets monthly to review current movies or new to DVD movies. |
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Yearbook |
Sara Te
Yearbook is an application-only staff that works hard all year to put together the yearbook. The students learn photography, journalistic writing style, page layouts and more! This staff is for 8th graders only, so 7th graders may apply for the class in the spring. |
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Origami |
Nancy Ebeling
Orou means paper and gami means folding and that is what we will be doing. From simple swans to jumping frogs if you like paper folding come on down. |
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Writing Club |
Ms. White will be hosting the writing club. Check back for more information. |
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Athletic Nutritional Club |
Sponsor: Jared Borowicz
Purpose: To give additional advice, guidance, and information concerning unique nutritional obstacles for individual athletes.
Requirements:
• Be a BMS athlete in 7th or 8th grade with good academic standing.
• Be committed to changing eating habits in order to maximize athletic goals.
• Be open to learning new idea’s and have open conversations with others on your athletic goals and nutritional way to help you reach those goals.
• Understand this is for serious athletes and behavior unbecoming of a BMS athlete will result in being removed from the club. This club is a privilege and rules will not be up for discussion.
• Once joining attendance is required. Lack of attendance will also result in removal from the club.
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