Day 59

Bailey Stover • May 15, 2020

Senior Bailey Stover spent her 59th day of social distancing saying goodbye to high school by creating Instagram posts for her fellow senior staff members.

Swearing seen as unprofessional in school setting, aids pain tolerance

Will Cover • March 31, 2020

Economics and business teacher Susan Lidholm said for her Investments 101 class she was previewing the movie “The Wizard of Lies,” a biopic about former investment advisor Bernie Madoff who is currently in jail for running a Ponzi scheme which defrauded $64.8 billion. 

Most significant events in female history

Multiple Authors • March 13, 2020

View a timeline of the most significant events in women's history in the U.S.

Deadline for FOLIO magazine submissions nears

Will Cover • February 11, 2020

The deadline for FOLIO, a fine arts magazine produced annually by RBHS, is Feb. 13. Submissions can include any creative work, such as digital artwork or poetry, and are reviewed and selected for publication by the three student editors and art teacher Abigail Gorsage. To submit a work, students should send an email to [email protected]. 

3 healthy recipes for students on the go

sophie froese • February 4, 2020

Tired of eating the same thing? Freshen up your day with these fun and healthy recipes to keep you going all day long.

Simple ways to spice up holiday sweaters

sophie froese • December 22, 2019

Use these holiday hacks to be the life of all of your winter parties.

3 fun ways to reuse Thanksgiving leftovers

sophie froese • November 29, 2019

Three delicious and easy recipes to transform your favorite Thanksgiving leftovers into new treats.

Halloween makeup how-to provides explanations, inspiration

sophie froese • October 29, 2019

Sophie Froese demonstrates a step-by-step tutorial for three scary looks just in time for Halloween. Her first look is a broken pencil with fake blood; her second design shows a face dripping with blood, and her final creation is a shining skeletal make-up mask. 

Financial obligations raise stakes for MSHSAA students

Bailey Stover • October 11, 2019

Clubs can have dues of up to $30 though not all organizations cost to join. For students who may not be able to afford the price of participation in clubs or athletics, various organizations offer opportunities to offset the costs.

Unbearable burden

Bailey Stover • October 8, 2019

Backpack weight proves detrimental for student health On a daily basis, senior Daniel White estimates his backpack weighs between 20 and 30 pounds and includes two composition notebooks, a folder, a binder,...

Path to gold

sophie froese • September 25, 2019

After a summer of hard work and perseverance, senior Anushka Jalisatgi has earned the peak achievement in Girl Scouts: the Gold Award. The highest ranks in Girl Scouts come with the completion of a Bronze, Silver and Gold Award project, all of which relate to community service, leadership and self-growth.

Varsity cheer takes fifth at State championship

Emily Oba • December 3, 2018

[su_dropcap style="flat" size="4"]A[/su_dropcap]fter placing fourth at the Regionals competition the weekend before, the RBHS cheerleading team competed at the State championship held at Lindenwood University,...