Bearing News

Capers: Act XV

Multiple Authors • April 28, 2016

Watch Andrea Baker, Neal Cathro, Preston Johnson, Piper Page, Gabbie Schust, and Cole Walker, accompanied on piano by Chandler Schramm, performing “21 Guns” by Billie Joe Armstrong in Capers 2016.

Capers: Act IX

Multiple Authors • April 27, 2016

Watch a cover of 'Sugar Daddy' in the ninth act of Capers 2016.

Meet the 2016 Courtwarming King candidates

Jenna Liu • February 23, 2016

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Advanced Acting class brings ‘Metamorphoses’ to life

Abby Kempf • December 12, 2015

In an attempt to make ancient play-writing more accessible, director and playwright Mary Zimmerman brought Metamorphoses to Broadway in 2002, pulling in a Tony for her adaptation of a classic Ovid poem by the same name. The Advanced Acting class took on the challenge, showing off their extensive repertoire. Students performed numerous scenes, ranging from humorous to heart-breaking, and each student dawned more than one role to make up for the small class size.

Barnum’s circus presents outlandish tricks for local theater

Multiple Authors • November 12, 2015

With the set in place, chairs set up and the songs burned into memory, “Barnum” the musical is ready for the opening night tonight in the PAC at 7 p.m. Supported by two and a half months of rehearsal,...

CAPERS: Set one

Renata Poet Williams • April 24, 2015

Last night, RBHS' 34th annual talent show, CAPERS, packed the Performing Arts Center with 16 different performances, ranging from vocal solos to band groups. View set one below and come back tomorrow to...

Students compete in Poetry Out Loud

Nicole Schroeder • January 14, 2015

Around 15 students spent their second hour in the PAC this morning, reciting poems for RBHS' school-wide Poetry Out Loud competition and the chance to advance to the regional competition taking place...

‘What If’ final leads to subject integration

Alice Yu • May 16, 2014

The AP World teachers warned their students at the beginning of the year that their course was not a class students could skate through and still maintain an easy A. Sophomore Neil Cathro listened...

Debate team participates in MSHSAA districts

Abby Kempf • March 22, 2014

Fifteen speech and debate students piled onto a bus early in the morning Saturday, March 15, and traveled to the Missouri State High School Activities Association speech and debate districts, a destination...

Students, teachers hope for more creativity in classroom

Madi Mertz • January 6, 2014

Back in the '50s, most of what students learned was a practice of memorization. Memorize all of the then 48 state capitals, memorize the presidents, memorize a poem, multiplication tables, even...

Seussical in reviewsical

Madi Mertz • November 21, 2013

This past weekend, November 14-17, RBHS's Performing Arts department put on a production of Seussical the Musical, based on the works of Dr. Seuss. Although the show is over, the students all agreed it...