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February 2015
BRIARCREST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Alexis Bonanno, Chattanooga State CC
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bolton high
Bolton Band Students Earn All-West, All-State Honors
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Photo Courtesy of BCS
Briarcrest Senior Alexis
Bonanno signed a letter of intent
to attend and play softball for
Chattanooga State Community
College.
As a transfer from Arlington
High School last year, Alexis
lettered in softball and
bowling. She was named the
“most improved” bowler on the
team. She is ranked as
Briarcrest’s top female bowler
this year.
She is a member of the
National Spanish Honor Society
and the National Honor Society
at Briarcrest. She was voted Top
Hitter in the Memphis area this
year and has won numerous “top
athlete” awards at regional
collegiate softball camps over
the past three years.
Alexis plans on studying
Finance and Business while
attending college. She is the
daughter of Katherine and
Michael Bonanno of Lakeland..
Photo Courtesy of BHS Band
Twenty-four Bolton High School Band students
earned positions in the All-West TN Jr. High and Sr.
High Bands, with eleven of these students earning placements in the TN All-State Bands and All-State Orchestra. Additionally, ten Band students are All-West TN
Band alternates. The All-West TN Band Convention
will be Feb. 12-14 and the TN All-State Music Educators
Conference is scheduled for April 8-11. Both of these
prestigious music education events will be held at the
Cook Convention Center and the Cannon Center for the
Performing Arts in Memphis, TN.
The Bolton High School students pictured are: Takara
Askew, Demari Carr, Crystal Carrodine, Ben Chipman,
Alex Collier, Chelsea Cutler, Zachary Cutler, Juan
Esparza, Jonathan Feehan, Isaiah Field, Harold Garner,
Muthoni Gitau, Emmanuel Gumban, Jaylon Hinton,
Grace Kigiata, Joseph Livingston, Samantha Mann,
Rachel Marlin, Patrick McGee, Cedric Moss, Sam Ortiz,
Isabella Reano, Carter Sutton, Lindsey Parker, Julianna
Troncone, Alisha Royston, Julia Stewart, Rowan Troyer,
Aaron Alexander, Mackinlee Meadows, Danielle Prater,
Brynna Williams, Jordan Wright, Eli Womack, Michael
Yzaguirre.
David Chipman is the Director of Bands and Dr.
Carol King Chipman is the Associate Director of Bands
at Bolton High School.
Bolton StageLight Theatre Presents Musical Comedy
“Lucky Stiff,” March 5-10
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The Bolton StageLight Theatre is
proud to present Ahrens and
Flaherty’s Lucky Stiff. Harry
Witherspoon, a mild-mannered shoe
salesman, inherits six million dollars from his recently deceased
Uncle Tony. Harry may obtain the
money under one condition: he
must escort his dead uncle to Monte
Carlo for a week-long vacation.
Otherwise, according to the will, the
six million dollars will be donated
to the Universal Dog Home of
Brooklyn. Throughout the course
of the trip, Harry finds himself
constantly trying to protect his
potential inheritance from other
characters who are after the money
as well.
This fabulous show features an
incredible cast, starring Dylan Ortiz
as Harry Witherspoon and Olivia
Halvorson as Annabel. The rest of
the cast includes Hunter Beckham,
Alexia Buckner, Bradey Coleman,
Allyson Flowers, Janell Garrett,
Donovan Hughes, DJ Maldonado,
Jake McCall, Haley Paige, Robbie
Ramirez, Jasmine Robertson, Destin
Williams, and Skylar Winton.
Lucky Stiff is coming to the Bolton StageLight Theatre March 5 –
March 10. All shows begin at 7:00
except for the Sunday matinée,
which begins at 2:00. All seats are
$10. Monday, March 9 is student
night, and all students ages 5-18
may purchase a ticket for only
$5.00. Tickets can be purchased at
the door or reserved in advance by
calling 901-873-8150 ext. 242.
Come enjoy the show!
GIVING BACK
Area Schools Recognized for Blood Donations
Photo Courtesy of Lifeblood
Representatives from Arlington, Bartlett and Bolton High Schools with their checks for $2,000 from
Saint Francis Hospital- Bartlett. Each school donated over 100 units of blood during 2014, making
them eligible for the grant. The schools met their goals through involving students, parents, teachers and facility at school blood drives as well as donating at donor centers. Pictured with the school
representatives are Lifeblood Donor Council chairwomen Jane Garrett and Saint Francis Hospital
-Bartlett CEO Jeremy Clark.