Bruins Doins - Williamson County Schools

Bruins Doins 

November 2012 

The Bear Facts at BHS 

Vol. 12 Issue 4 

Principal’s Message 

Congratulations are definitely in order. We are having a very exciting first semester 

with so many things to celebrate. Brentwood High students have participated and 

excelled in Academics, Athletics, and the Arts. 

Brentwood High School had 27 students honored as National Merit Semi-‐Finalists or 

Commended Students in the National Merit Scholarship Program. The 16,000 semi-‐ 

finalists (top 1%) and 34,000 commended students (top 5%) were selected from the 

more than 1.5 million entrants in the National Merit Program. Students entered the 

competition by taking the 2011 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship 

Qualifying Test. Our Semi-‐Finalists are Natalie Bennett, Elizabeth Cowan, Jonathan 

Crites, Jonathan Dencker, Luke Donahue, Si-‐Qi Fan, Irtiqa Fazili, Ford Galin, Katharine 

Kincaid, Caitlin Pinkard, Alexis Spahn, John Stoffer, and Taylor Streaty. Our 

Commended Students are John Anderson, Brandon Green, Cameron Green, Kirsten 

Lane, Aaron Lopacinski, David Meehan, Andrew Mullenger, Lucy Qu, Matthew 

Richardson, Jessa Ross, Chase Skoda, Arthur Vidineyev, Rachel Wilburn, and Kamran 

Zahid. 

We are having tremendous success on the athletic fields this fall. Our Volleyball team 

won the Region Championship and is competing for the TSSAA AAA State 

Championship. Our girls’ soccer team won the District Championship, is hosting the 

Region Final and is playing for a berth in the State Tournament. Our boys and girls 

Cross Country teams won the District Meet, will be competing at the Region Meets 

and then the State Championships. The Boys’ team is looking to defend last year’s 

AAA State Cross Country Championship. Our cheerleading squad won the Blackman 

Cheerleading competition and will be competing in the State Finals in December. Our 

football team won the District Championship and will begin the state play-‐offs on 

November 2. 

Brentwood High Art students are having their artwork displayed all over Middle 

Tennessee. Autumn Chang and Zoe Schlacter were winners for the upcoming Young 

Tennessee Artists exhibition, which will be on view at the Frist Center from 

November 2 through April 21. This bi-‐annual will showcase a selection of the finest 

artworks created in AP and IB Studio Art programs across Tennessee. Zoe Schlacter, 

Paige Hood, Ronna Saeedpour, and Lisa Qu had artwork selected for the Middle 

Tennessee Regional Art Competition. Their pieces were chosen from among all 

public, private, and home school art students in Middle Tennessee. These works will 

be on display at the Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN from November 16 through 

January 11. 

We are blessed to have so many talented students at Brentwood High School. Please 

join in me congratulating all of our students that participated in our many fall 

activities. 

I would also like to thank all of you who donated so generously to the PTO 

fundraising campaign. If you have not donated already, please consider doing 

so. Please remember that the PTO supports all of our students and all of our 

programs. Currently, our fundraising efforts have not met our budget and 

without additional donations, we will be forced to cut some of the funds that 

were promised to programs throughout the school. 

Inside this Issue: 

Principal’s Message page 1 

PTO News pages 2-‐11 

STARS pages 12 -‐ 13 

BHS News pages 14-‐ 18 

Band News page 19 

Sports News pages 20 -‐ 23 

Mark Your Calendar 

Election Day – No School 

November 6 th 

County Commissioner Meeting 

Nov. 13th 

Senior Talent Show 

Thurs, Nov. 15 th 

Campbell Center 

Thanksgiving Break 

Nov. 19 th – 23 rd

Freshman Parents, 

It is hard to believe that we are more than halfway 

through the first semester of high school. We hope 

everyone is having a great year. Lots of exciting things 

have already happened and there is still plenty more to 

come. You will want to mark January 19 on your 

calendar as that is the date for the Freshman Formal. 

This event will be held in the BHS cafeteria and your 

participation will be greatly needed. We will have an 

informative meeting in the near future so look for an 

email giving you a specific date soon. 

We also wanted to remind you of the $15 POGS donation 

if you haven’t already sent it in. As of now we have only 

collected from 153 of our 415 families. This money is 

used to provide a teacher luncheon each year and goes 

toward gifts for our students when they are seniors so 

we hope you will help by contributing. You can send in 

payment to the office in an envelope marked POGS Class 

of 2016 and the staff will make sure it gets to us. 

Thank you for your support! 

Anna Coggin, Michele Hendry, and Sheila Montgomery 

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PTO News 

Hello out there Doin’ Bruins. The Bruin nation has been doing it 

all fall. From our 7-‐1 football team, to girl’s volleyball, to both 

cross country teams winning regional titles and on their way to 

State, soccer on the winning track, a great fall. Our Choir put on 

an amazing performance in a well-‐put together venue 

considering the bare bones of the Campbell Center they had to 

work with. The band has entertained us with a dazzling new 

show. 

Our students have their first quarter under their belts, and a lot 

of sports and clubs for the winter are just getting ready to jump-‐ 

start. Amidst all this activity and the hustle of our schedules, it’s 

easy to let things slip through the cracks. For those of you who 

have already made your payments to the 2013 fundraising 

effort, I want to personally say “thank you for your civic 

spirit”. It’s easy to think that someone else will do the job, or 

that your $75 won’t make that much of a difference. That 

couldn’t get any further than the truth. If everyone gave just $75 

per student, the PTO we would have over $120,000 to put 

toward all the needs this school has. Real needs that are not 

covered by the county budget, and need to be taken care of for 

your school to operate in even a minimally successful 

manner. Did you know that PTO funding pays for all of our 

athletic fields to be mowed? That’s right, it is not in the school 

budget to mow our grass. And yes, the band and athletic booster 

clubs work very hard to raise funds for our children’s activities, 

but they receive almost $15,000 each toward their budgets each 

year from the PTO. The Student Enrichment Committee receives 

the same. Without our funding, grants to such SEC programs as 

Forensics, Model UN, Teacher Grants, and more would not be 

possible. 

These programs are before we even get to the $55,000 we are 

attempting to raise to equip our classrooms with the bare 

necessities in technology to keep your student competitive with 

all the other young men and women competing for college 

acceptance. To date, we have raised only $35,000, which is not 

even enough to pay our base program needs. We all know times 

are tight. There are many families who have paid in more than 

the bare minimum to help get us there. Please make your 

contribution today for the academic excellence your child needs 

right now. Be proud to be the Doin’ Bruin Nation. 

Regards, 

Mike Dennison 

BHS PTO President 

615-‐260-‐6782

POGS 2014 

(Parents of Graduating Students) 

Junior Year 2012-2013 

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POGS 2014 

Our Junior Class Teacher appreciation luncheon will be in November. If you have not 

signed up to help and would like to please contact Cindy Franklin – 

cindybfranklin@comcast.net 

In February we will host and provide breakfast for the Junior Class before they take the 

TCAP writing test. We will be looking for volunteers to help with this event. 

Each year we ask for a $15 donation to cover POGS expenses and Senior Treats. THANK 

YOU to those of you that have paid in full. 140 families have donated this year. If you have 

any questions regarding your donations to this point please email Rosanne at 

rlschenck@comcast.net 

In January we will begin to form committees for Sr. Year Events and Treats and we will 

begin to collect money for Sr. Year Events and Treats. (Sr. Car Sticker, 2014 T-‐shirt, Movie 

tickets, Ice Cream Social, Graduation Rehearsal Luncheon, Yard sign and more….) 

Contact Sallie if you would like to help with Sr. Events and Treats – 

salliecontini@gmail.com 

Sallie Contini 

Susan Graham 

Rosanne Schenck 

Donation $15 Cash _________ Check # __________ 

Each year we ask for a $15 donation to cover POGS expenses and Senior 

Treats 

Please make checks payable to BHS Class of 2014 POGS and mail to: 

Rosanne Schenck 

9622 Brunswick Dr. 

Brentwood, TN 37027 

Each year we ask for a $15 donation to cover POGS expenses and Senior 

Treats. 

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POGS 2013 

INFORMATION FOR SENIOR PARENTS 

Last month we hosted our final teacher’s appreciation luncheon for the class of 2013. We served 

BBQ with beans and potato salad. Parents brought in homemade cookies, sweet tea and water. The 

teacher’s loved it. Thank you parents for your continued support, we have an awesome class of parents. 

SENIOR GIFTS: Our next gift will be given out before Thanksgiving break. OCTOBER’S GIFT was a Tervis Starbucks 

tumbler filled with Halloween candy and a Sal’s Pizza coupon, good for a free slice. A BIG THANK YOU to all the parents 

that donated Halloween Candy and Sal’s Pizza who donated a free slices to the Seniors. Bring that Tervis tumbler back to 

Starbucks for 10% off your next beverage purchase! 

THANK YOU PARENTS who have made our jobs easier by sending in contributions sooner than later and who have 

always stepped up when we asked for help. We appreciate you very much! 

Your POGS 2013 Representatives are: 

Amy Cottrell – callamy1@bellsouth.net, 

Nancy Wild – nancywild@bellsouth.net 

Tracy Zimmerman – tracyz1@mac.com 

Please contact us if you have any questions. 

2012-‐13 PTO Board of Directors 

President Mike Dennison 221-‐9855 titanup@me.com 

V.P. Susan Graham 373-‐4128 susangraham615@aol.com 

Secretary Karen Robbins 372-‐0271 kjmrobbins@comast.net 

Treasurer Mary Massengale377-‐9846 marymassengale@comcast.net 

SEC Nancy Ramsey 283-‐8264 gregoram1@comcast.net 

Cindy Franklin 221-‐2729 cindybfranklin@comcast.net 

Athletics Brian Randolph 373-‐2002 brianrandolph@comcast.net 

Peggy Holliman 661-‐5432 rdhplh@comcast.net 

Band Mike Corrin 424-‐1254 mcorrin@sdlal.com 

Bruins Doins Trish Hughes 370-‐9772 trish.hughes@comcast.net 

Bldg & Grounds Sally Schumpert 377-‐6027 schu1060@bellsouth.net 

Sheryl Ault 371-‐2480 sherylault@bellsouth.net 

Directory Natasha Green 599-‐5852 jaylenomar@yahoo.com 

Shannon Parish 333-‐7013 shannonparish@live.com 

Fr. Transition Tina Ferguson 376-‐2500 greystonefarms@comast.net 

Fundraising Carlyn Wudel 376-‐9285 cwudel@me.com 

Historian Andrea Wingo 370-‐1266 wingoworld@comcast.net 

Hospitality Wendy Ivester 371-‐1594 wtivester@comcast.net 

PTO Mgr Lori Mercurio 370-‐7966 lorimercurio1@gmail.com 

POGS Linda Hart 776-‐7809 lthart01@comcast.net 

Past President Denise Pastina 310-‐3884 dcpastina@comcast.net 

Admin Rep Randy Hatley 472-‐4221 randyh@wcs.edu 

Student Rep Adam Thetford 804-‐9834 lilthetll@yahoo.com 

Attention Seniors! 

If you have not taken your Senior Portrait 

Yearbook Photo with Lifetouch, and do not 

have an appointment to do so, before 

November 30 th ….. you MUST plan on 

taking the photo on Friday, November 30 th 

at BHS! Lifetouch will be at BHS all day, to 

make sure that ALL seniors have taken 

portrait pictures. You will have your 

pictures made during your study hall 

period. Please be prepared to have this 

photo taken! 

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WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! 

UPCOMING: Please look for information regarding the upcoming 

Williamson County Commissioner meeting on November 13. The 

county commissioners rejected the school board's request for 

money to improve the BHS / BMS campuses by: 

-‐improving the traffic flow 

-‐installing a sprinkler system/and improved HVAC in the old 

building at BMS (there currently is NO SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN THE 

OLD BUILDING). 

-‐removing asbestos from BMS 

-‐build a performing arts center on each campus. 

These improvements would not result in a tax increase and can 

be financed in cash. Dr. Looney has requested parental support 

at the next County Commissioner meeting to help persuade the 

commissioners of the needs of our campuses. 

The BHS and BMS PTO's hope to mobilize the elementary feeder 

schools in order to have a large representation at the meeting. 

Please consider attending the County Commissioner meeting on 

November 13. 

THERE IS ONE LAST CHANCE TO ORDER YOUR 

CAP AND GOWN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND 

DURING LUNCH 11:00-‐12:45 

School Phone Numbers 

Main Office 472-4220 

Guidance Office 472-4231 

Attendance 472-4225 

Band Office 472-4236 

Athletic Office 472-4238 

Registrar 472-4235 

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ORDER GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS AND 

ACCESSORIES 

Herff Jones met with senior students this week and passed out 

order information for graduation items such as invitations, 

rings, and accessories. These items are optional items that you 

may choose to order directly from Herff Jones. Included in their 

order packet is sizing for cap and gown. (Please note that there 

is no charge on theorder form for the cap and gown—that 

charge is included in the mandatory $75.00 fee that seniors pay 

to the school for their graduation fee. ) 

The graduation fee and cap and gown are NOT optional—the 

$75.00 grad fee (payable to BHS) covers the cost of the cap, 

gown, and tassel, as well as all other graduation day expenses. 

If you have any questions regarding the Graduation fee please 

call Dee Burgess at 472-‐4223. If you have questions about the 

Herff Jones order, please call Kevin or Chris at 794-‐8777. There 

are extra order packets in the front office, if needed.

S. E. C. 

Student Enrichment Committee 

SEC MEETING NEWS 

The first SEC committee chair meeting was held in October. As 

a subcommittee of the PTO, we continue to restructure in 

order to best meet our purpose, that of student enrichment. In 

addition to working with POGS and the Counseling Center, we 

will be supporting Parents of Stars. Together, we hope to meet 

the academic, social/emotional and college preparation needs 

of our BHS family. In addition to your POGS updates, look for a 

monthly newsletter from Parents of Stars in the Bruins Doins. 

This newsletter will focus on a topic of interest each month. 

Both Parents of Stars and POGS plan to hold informative 

meetings in the spring. 

As soon as the senior portrait process is completed by 

Lifetouch, the National Merit Semi Finalist portraits will be 

ordered and displayed in the front office hallway. 

SEC will work with POGS 2014 to in planning a college 

information night. 

The Counseling Center held a financial aid night for parents and 

students on Oct 8, which SEC supported. As in previous years, 

the criteria to qualify for the HOPE scholarship as well as the 

criteria to maintain the HOPE scholarship throughout college 

was explained in detail by Jason Seay. Mr. Seay also discussed 

utilizing the HOPE scholarship to study abroad. He gave helpful 

tips for use when filling out the FAFSA, the application for the 

HOPE scholarship. Mr. Seay spoke to the importance of 

standardized test scores to qualify for local, institutional and 

national scholarships. He also discussed the importance of 

understanding the difference between loans, grants and 

scholarships. 

Literary Magazine Photography Contest 

First Place: 3 cookie coupons 

Second Place: 2 cookie coupons 

Third Place: 1 cookie coupon 

Guidelines 

1. All submissions must be original photographs. 

2. All submissions should be submitted to 

bruinslitmag@gmail.com. 

3. Photography may be edited with any photo-‐editing 

program. 

4. By submitting, the submitter agrees to 

allow their photography to be published 

by the BHS Literary Magazine. 

5. There is no limit of the number of 

submissions per person. 

LITERARY MAGAZINE IS LOOKING FOR 

CREATIVE WRITERS 

Once upon a time, there was a literary magazine of scholastic 

distinction. Literary magazine is looking for creative writers 

that desire expression and snacks. All writers are encouraged 

to come to Ms. Little’s room, A-‐28, on Wednesdays at 2:30. 

Come write for food! 

BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 1ST QUARTER HONOR ROLL AND SHINE CARD PROGRAM: 

The first 9 weeks Honor Roll is posted by grade on the following pages. The BHS Honor Roll has three levels: Honor Roll -‐ GPA 3.5 and 

higher, High Honor Roll -‐ GPA 3.75 or higher and Principals Honor Roll -‐ GPA 4.0 and higher. Over 76% of BHS students earned a grade 

point average to be eligible for the 1st Nine Weeks Honor Roll (Honor Roll, High Honor Roll and Principals Honor Roll). Students achieving 

a 3.75 GPA and above for the first three 9 week grading periods will qualify for the Triple Honor Roll. SEC coordinates the Triple Honor Roll 

certificate preparation and distribution in the spring. To date, almost 61% of BHS students meet that criteria. 

Honor Roll percent’s by grade: 

Seniors – 80% Juniors – 71% 

Sophomores – 71% Freshman – 82% 

Many more students meet the criteria for the SHINE program. The SHINE (Seeking Honor, Improvement and Notable Excellence) is a 

program designed to recognize students for their grades, attendance and citizenship. SHINE coupons recognize those students having no 

grade lower than a 75, no absences more than three days (or 24 classes), no ISS or more than 1 detention. SHINE cards will be either gold, 

blue or white based upon grade point calculations. 

Gold: no grade lower than 91, not more than 1 day of absence. 

Blue: no grade lower than 81, not more than 2 days of absence. 

White: no grade lower than 75, not more than 3 days of absence.

9 TH GRADE HONOR ROLL 

Honor Roll (3.5 – 3.74) 

Adcock,Lucas 

Adkins, Mackenzie Chapman, Billy Duke, Zachary Harvey,Madelyn Meek, Brian Poland, Natalie 

Anderson, Alex Chilton, Robert Elrod, Selah Hendry, Hunter Morgan, John Reeves, Mason 

Arab, Nikki Clo, Ryan Farrell,Andrew Hissong, Tyler Mosesyan, David Sabourin, Alexandra 

Ariza, Mariana Cole, Delaney Gallagher,Nina Krivacka, Paul Mukundan, Chloe Scott, John 

Becker, Sarah Costner,Thomas Ganguly,Akaash Lancaster, Pierce Nesbitt,William Smith, Jared 

Bell, Robert Courage, Cameron Garcia, Tristan Mahaffey, Miranda Oothout, Willis Strange, Elizabeth 

Boone, Jacob Dangerfield, Elijah Gilliam, Sydney Mascali, Ryan Pace, Caroline Strange, Sarah 

Bortz, Cameron Davis, Mary Gilreath, Dana Matlock, Forrest Pasch, Faith Weiss, Ella 

Caldwell, Hannah DiGiacomo, Nicholas Gore, Victor McCarn, Lauren Payne, Allyson Young, Alexis 

High Honor Roll (3.75 – 3.99) 

Anderson, Samantha Deming,Jackson Jackson,Charles Mayhugh,Grant Sanders, Logan Tatum,Thomas 

Andrews, Caroline Diffenbaugh, Elizabeth Jackson, Ryan Mills, Elizabeth Santoro,Michael Templeton, Elizabeth 

Bass, Laura Dodson, Julia Jason, Jenna Moore, Isabelle Schwalb, Helen Temuri,Zuhaab 

Blackstone, Stevie Dundon,William Johnson,Trevor Mornout, Hannah Schwarz, Elizabeth Tharp, Paul 

Bonnell, Olivia Dunston, Raley Kazay, Bridget Norris, Eden Scott, William Thurman, Nicholas 

Bradley, Emma Fisher, Jacob King, Abigail Nuckolls, David Seals, Megan Thym, Eliza 

Brown, Cameron Frost, Malachi King, Kimberly Nuckolls, Hudson Sekulovski,Lydia Trushel,Timothy 

Byrd, Connor Hall, Kiley Lamb, Addysen Peace, Chandeya Shank, Vivian Waldroup,Taylor 

Caldwell, Anna Herrmann, Rachel Law, M'Lee Prater, John Mitchell Sherrill, Benjamin Walsh, Thomas 

Campbell, James Hertz, Joshua Lawrence, Ashley Richmond, William Smartt, Jacob Watson, Benjamin 

Castano, Kathleen Hill, Jackson Luetzow, Kent Roa, Tristan Smith, Garrett Williams, Abigail 

Cavnar, Stephanie Hintz, Susan Massey, Kaela Roberson, Lilly Smith, Kyle Williams, Ellis 

Costner, AnnMarie Hohman, Caroline Matic, Eric Robinson, Hannah Sunderland, Christian Williford, Kelsey 

Woolsey, Kathryn 

Principal’s List (4.0 and above) 

Ahmad,Ayesha Coggin, Seth Green, Evan Jordan, Jessica Olmstead, Somer Smith, Evan 

Alexander, Caitlin Coggin, Tyler Gries, Connor Jordanov,Anna Oquindo, Erin Smith, Sarah 

Anderson, Ashley Croy, Carson Griffith, Benjamin Just, Alex Osteen, Nicholas Smothers, Christine 

Andrew,Emma Cunneely,Owen Griffith, Leah Kazmierowicz, Ben Overton, Margaret Southard-‐Smith, Carson 

Bailey, Lucy Cuthbertson, William Grooms, Kathleen Kennedy,David Ozburn, James Stegall,Sabrina 

Batz, Yarden Dai, Jing Grundberg, Eleanor Kennedy, Jessica Ozburn, Robert Stewart,Frances 

Bautista, Benjamin Derryberry, Walter Gunger,Rosalie Kiskadden, Kaleb Parish, Chase Summers, Samantha 

Bautista,Thomas Dickenson, Reuben Hameed, Sara Koh, Eunice Parker, William Tiratto, Sophia 

Bayless, Madelaine Donaldson, Mary Hancock, John Kumar, Mohit Perrigo, Davis Toloo, Sogol 

Beard, Cameron Dong, Jie Hardee, Linden Lavie, Juliet Peters, Lily Turner, Alexander 

Benbow, Nathaniel Dooley-‐Smith,Kassondra Hardin, John Lee, Kira Pierson, Paul Turney, Juliana 

Best, James Dowd, Josephine Hayes, Patrick Lee, Ryan Porter, John Tyler, Samuel 

Bexon, Graham Dozier, William Heckle, Rachel Levine, Benjamin Porter, Sarah Valentine, John 

Bhargava,Karina Drennan, Will Hendry, Hailey Lindgren,Lauren Pratt, Andrew Wade, Madison 

Bhuva, Deven DuBray, Kaylyn Hilgenhurst, Hadley Lowe, Ragan Prince, Brittany Watson, Mark 

Biscotto, Sara Edgerton, Brent Hill, John Martin, Craig Quinn, John Williams,Garrett 

Blackburn, Allie-‐Anne Eledge, Andrew Holtkamp, Michele McConnell, Reed Reuter, Dominique Williams, Jill 

Braggs, Anastasiya Elkins,Chandler Hord, Micah McDonald, Andrew Reynolds, Christina Williams, Spencer 

Brown, Sara Elliott, James Howard, Caleb McFarland, James Richards, Emma Wilson, Anna 

Brust, Allison Enright,Caroline Hubbard, Victoria McHugh,William Robertson, John Wilson, Olivia 

Buckley,Michael Esworthy, Mia Hughes,Andrew Meadows, Grayson Robison, Grace Wingo, Jessica 

Burke, Connor Fallis, Taylor Hughes, Emily Miller, John Rosales, Anthony Winnett, Olivia 

Campbell, Devon Fanfan, Kenya Humphrey-‐Davis,Skyler Miller, Kelly Russell, Natalie Wolcott, Parker 

Capeling, Sarah Fauchet, Nicholas Ichikawa,Haruka Mohammadi, Faridah Sanning, Emma Wood, Kyle 

Carini, Nicholas Fischer, Andrew Ingram, Curtis Montgomery, Carter Scholl, Carl Woodburn, Benjamin 

Carpenter, Bain Fridge, Mary Jackson, Alexander Moore, Alice Scholl, James Woodland, Woodi 

Cate, Bailey Fussell, Kaitlyn Jackson, Carter Moore, Elliot Schwartz, Spencer Xin, Shuo 

Caylor,Madilynn Gallagher, Madison Jackson, Hannah Murphy, Michaela Schweinhart, Morgan Ziesig, Kameron 

Chalkley, Dylan Gawrys,Cynthia Jarvis, Madeline Nazi, Avin Sexton, Samuel 

Chang, Steven Glasgow,Joseph Jay, Nathan Neihoff, Brian Sexton, Taylor 

Chawan, Jordan Goodman, Chad Johnson, Drew Noorbakhsh, Omeed Shounoda, Markaziz 

Chowbey, Divya Gould, Griffin Johnson, Madeline Norman, Mariah Sinard, Andrew 

Claudio, Hannah Grant, Ailsa Jones, Carlton O'Brien, Jonathan Smalling, Jessica


Honor Roll (3.5 – 3.74) 

Allen, Rebecca Carter,Kenneth Hall, Samuel Mauldin, Whitney Pitts, Carley Walker, Callie 

Allender,Jentry Davidson, Canyon Harris, Connor Mayhugh, Alexander Quarles, Elizabeth Walls, Dylan 

Alwes, Thomas Dees, Jessica Harris,Katherine Mendl, Meagan Robuck,Timothy Weir, Jordan 

Beddoe, Julia Dennis,Spencer Harvey, Clint Mercurio, Jacob Roof, Sydney Wingo,Addyson 

Bostic, Sedric Duvall, Lacey Hood, Ryan Moradipour, Katelyn Shiao, Joshua Wood,Madison 

Brothers, Donald Fisher, Kelsey Isbell, Matthew Osuna, Noah Stevens, Maxwell Wudel,Harrison 

Buscher, Harry Flow, Casey Knizley, Lincoln Pasquale-‐Sefic, Nicholas Summers, Stephen Young, Reagan 

Cameron, Sydney Folds, Ryan Layne, Sydney Patel, Prishana Theodore, Sadie 

Carolan, Brendan Garrett,Natalie Malone, Mason Peace, Marlaya Timura,Gabrielle 


Abbu,Cameron Cizowski, Allyson Freese, Connor Jones,Nikolaus Pettit, John Sweitzer,Parker 

Anderson,Gary Clendenin, David Garces, James Kemp,Katherine Pharris, James Tansey, Aislinn 

Bailey, Sally Colaberdino, Paige Garlock, Gabrielle Khomtchenko, William Poag, Charles Taunton, Helen 

Ballard, Christopher Connor, Caroline Gerlach, Madeline Knapp, Julie Roof, Bennett Theriault,Robert 

Barron, Abigail Coriell, Ethan Goodheart, Hayden Kocina, Jessica Scalisi, Paul Thompson, Sara 

Bexon, Trevor Courage, Matthew Gossett,Clayton Lanier, Mary Sewell, Rachel Uebele, Emma 

Boshers, Lyndsey Cowan, Avery Greiner, Drake Linney, Daniel Shank, Madeleine Vessell, Savannah 

Brazil, Mary Crenshaw, Sterling Hart, Catherine Lowe, Matthew Shirani,Shayan Voce, Rebekah 

Breece, Jordan David, Stephanie Hicks, Logan Marsalis, Jalen Smith,Shaughn West, Ashley 

Burgin, Mason Davis, Sloan Holt, Parker Mckee, Aubrey Sparks, Maggie Williams, Caroline 

Butler,Chandler DeLuca, Nicholas Horn, Andrew Neglia, Anna Steele,Caroline Wirths, Marin 

Byerly, Alexander Fauchet, Angele Houston,Austin Oftadeh,Shayda Stephenson, Ashley Woods, James 

Carini, Ericka Forbes, Isabel Jones, Carter Pennisi,Spencer Summar,Annie Zadick, Rebecca 

Ziesig, Kathryn 


Abbu, Gabriel Cortez, Christopher Graves, Emily LaChance, Jennifer Nugent, Alaina Solomon, Alexis 

Alexander,Heidi Cotton, Samantha Grossman, Jenna Lamphere, Emily Ooi, Philip Spencer-‐Smith, Adrian 

Arons, Avery Cowan, Anna Gurley, Erin Lawson, Jonathan Papiez,Zachary Stanton, Emily 

Auernheimer, Emily Cowan, Hanson Halpern, Trace Ledbetter, Austin Parmenter, Matthew Sun, Dennis 

Baker, Elaina Cowan, Patrick Han, Yingxue Lee, Macy Pavuluri,Sarath Tapp, Tanner 

Bashour, Michaela Crenshaw, Austin Harris, Isabel Lehman, Megan Phillips, Rebekah Thompson, Ann-‐Marie 

Batiste, Natalie Crepezzi, Alexis Hayes,Monique Lobelson, Rose Pillai,Aishwarya Tiratto,Samuel 

Beard, Aaron David, Savannah Henry, Jacob Lopacinski, Lauren Procter, Jonathan Tucker, Laura 

Bennie, Ian DeMumbrum, Dylan Hoff, Madeline Mailyan, Armen Puglese, Paulo von Tagen, Jordan 

Blackwood, Emma Dickenson, Julia Hoffman, Peyton Martin, Amanda Qu, Lisa Walden, Caroline 

Blaney, Triston Dickerson, James Howard, Ben Martin, Julianne Rando,Benjamin Warkentin, Dayle 

Blue, Jasmine Douglas, Dylan Howard,William Martin, William Rapisarda,Maria Wei, Jennifer 

Boozer, Jessica Dunn, Jessica Howard, Xon Martinez, Justin Reeves, Emily Welch,Courtney 

Brannon,Kelsey Durakiewicz, Pawel Hudson, Sydney McClure, Elliot Reyes, Maya Westbrook, Abraham 

Canas, Emily Elliott, Grace Janssen,Micaela McCroskey, Katelyn Rich, Samantha Wickenheiser, Hannah 

Caprio, Angela Eppert, Luke Jantzi, Rachel McKee, Stephanie Rickman, Abigayle Williams, Cole 

Castor,Nicholas Fazili, Muhammad Jones, Kendra McKinney, Sara Roach, Bennett Woodburn,Iain 

Cerrato, Maria Forbes, Grace Jones, Lincoln Melton, Jonathan Robbins, Olivia Woods, Rachel 

Cheek, Bradley Forsythe, Colby Kazemi, Diana Mills, Hannah Rowe, Eliza Woods, Shelby 

Clarke, Allison Funderburk, Shayna Kleine-‐Kracht, Sara Mu, Brigham Savani, Ujjawal Worsham,James 

Clevenger,David Gehring, Jessica Klinsky, Noah Mullenger, Matthew Shah, Curren Zahid, Afaaq 

Collier, Brent Glenn, Sydney Koshy, Brianna Nifong, David Skoda, Clayton 

Conrad, Tiffany Gonzalez, Zachary Kurtz, Madeleine Ninan, Rebekah Smith, Mary 

4085 Mallory Lane 

Suite 200 

Franklin, TN 37067Phone: 615-‐778-‐ 

1800 

Fax: 615-‐778-‐1880


Honor Roll (3.5 – 3.74) 

Adcock, Jacob Burapharat, Apakorn Elmore,Garrett Howard, Ava Moore, Kelsey Pyle, Charles 

Alayli, Maggie Burtis, Harleigh Ezzard, William Hughes,Andrew Newberry,Nilah Richardson, Hunter 

Alsup,Katherine Cameron, Caroline Falls, Alyssa Humphrey-‐Davis,Camaren Nylander, Joanna Searle, Dmitry 

Anthony, Marissa Clo, Reagan Gaddis,William Hunt, Paul Nylander, Juan-‐Andres' Shuler, Lauren 

Aungtragoolsuk, Pattama Contreras, Autrianna Gallagher,John Kim, Paul Patel, Karan Staebler, Grace 

Bates,Alexander Cooke, Clayton Gallardo,Jordan Lee, Rosie Patel, Meera Stumpfl, Sean 

Baughn, Hanna Daly, Kieran Greene, Zoe Macalady, Harrison Paterna, Logan Teegarden, Kelsey 

Benedict II, Jeffery Day, James Gregory,Joseph Martin, William Pedersen, Christian Thomas,Hannah 

Benson, Bailey Deligne, Michael Hart, Stephen McDowell, Alec Pil, HyeJoo Tomberlain, Carlee 

Betancourt, Frank Du Gan, Jennifer Harwood, William McHugh, Charlotte Pruitt, Kristin Trammell, Morgan 

Wells, Austin 


Allen, Hunter Echetebu, Nneanata Herbert,Robert Lakeman, Margaret Perdue, Alexandra Schwarz, Mary 

Buckley, Sean Edgerton, Samantha Heslop, Tanner Levy, Lauren Perrigo, Abigail Scott, Justin 

Butler, Blair Gann, Skyler Hickman,Rachel Mansour, Maya Peters, Madeline Starr, Richard 

Camp,Chandler Genendlis, Carly Horncastle, Mallory Marshall, Elliot Phillips, Emily Thomas,Megan 

Campbell, Alexandra Gollihue, Elizabeth Hudsmith, Keenan McCain, Colin Pierson, Laura Thompson, Christopher 

Carrillo, Mia Goodman, Jackson Jayne, William McCarn, Harrison Ramsey, Jonathan Todesco, Victoria 

Cavin,Catherine Gurley, Hope Jin, Do Hyun McHone, Nicole Randolph, Mark Tucker, Olivia 

Chidester, Cassandra Hackett, Amanda Johnson,Abigail Najera Del Barrio, Leticia Riggs, Vanessa Turner, Emily 

Cole, Davis Haight, Alden Kelley, Devin Needham, Abbey Robinson, Amber Tuttle, Sarah 

Cross, Andrew Harasawa, Ken Kiskaddon, William Norton, Lily Schlunk, Sylvia Williams,Emilee 

Dunne, Sarah Harmon, Macy Kornman,Darby Pedley, Cameron Schwalb, Rebecca Wingerd, Liam 

Witteler, Charlotte 


Alexander,Jason Cogswell, Anne Galloway,Jordan Kazmierowicz, Tilghman Parmenter, Kaitlyn Smith,Alexander 

Anderson, Hunter Coliano, Sara Gary, Dana Khalid, Saad Petrovich, Austin Smith,Katherine 

Anderson, Jessica Contini, Matthew Giaconia, Evangeline Kumar, Priyanka Pickard, Mary Southard-‐Smith, Austin 

Bailey, Mary Corrin, Rachel Giarratana, Samuel Lackey, Hannah Pickert, Eugenia Spehr, William 

Barnett, Marisa Dai, James Gilner, Alexis Lifferth, William Pope, Anna Staats, Sara 

Baron, Jacob Day, Ashley Given, Chelsey Maher, Jack Porter, Eleanor Szymaszek, Nina 

Bautista, John Deese, Carrie Gormsen, Mary Mailyan, Emiliya Powell, Grace Temuri, Hoor 

Beck, Natalie Dela Rosa-‐Santana,Melissa Graham, Matthew Marrero, Sara Rabiei, Shawdi Theriault, Virginia 

Beier, David Dennison, Ryan Grant, Connor Massengale, Weber Richardson, Matthew Thomas, Aaron 

Belay,Saronawit Derryberry, Jonathan Groos, Michael McCarty, Sydney Riddle, Madison Thomas, Alec 

Bhuva, Nisha DiGiacomo, Paul Guy, Danielle McConnell, Linzi Roberson, Annebel Thompson, Cordell 

Boyd, Conrad Doran, Anna Guzman, Matthew McGahren, Margaret Roberts, Thomas Thompson, Hunter 

Brannon, Elizabeth Doyle, Patrick Haberer,Kendall McGee, Caroline Rogers, Devin Upshur, Erin 

Brown, Mackenzie Dunn, Ruth Hall, Chloe McGee, Leigha Rossanese, Madeleine Vorhaus, Abby 

Brown, William Duval, Caroline Hardin, Ansley McKechnie, Cole Schenck, Rebecca Waller, Carissa 

Bullock, Marissa Eddleman, Kimberly Hartfelder, Jack Meadows, William Schmittou, Claire Webb, Jamie 

Butler, Madison Elekes, Maria Hartley, Nathan Mericle, Robert Schumpert, Robert West, Rachel 

Caldwell, Rachel Esworthy, Rebecca Heimermann, Mark Miles, Alexandra Scott, Elizabeth Williams, Gabrielle 

Callaway, Caleb Everton, Ingrid Hester, Daniel Moody, Madelyn Severino, Kelly Wilmes, Hannah 

Calton,Elizabeth Fang, Michael Hiebert, Joseph Moore, Charlotte Sexton, Zachary Winter, Shelby 

Castor, Lauren Faulkner, Ashtin Hurlock, Sarah Murray, Dana Shealy, Olivia Wolcott, Perry 

Cate, Caroline Fawcett, Corey Hutten, Beau Nairon, Kylie Shipman, Sylvia Wu, Dawn 

Catlett, Kayla Feeney, Michael Johnson, Mackenzie Osteen, Benjamin Shrader, Annah Yi, Erin 

Chalkley, MaryBronwen Flowers, Charlotte Joiner, Julianna Oza, Akash Shuster, Joseph Young, Anjuli 

Churitch, Coleman Franklin, Spencer Jones, Alec Palmaccio, Madeleine Sidwell, Michelle Zheng, Angela 

Cleveland, Piper Galbraith, Brennan Kang, Joyce Pan, Jenny Sinard, Rebecca


Honor Roll (3.5 – 3.74) 

Aradini, Ahing Cowan, Kelby Hollars,Sydney Mayfield,Dalton Pennell, Austin Umar, Azaz 

Auernheimer, Jacob Dang, Tanya Hood,Madeline Mayorova, Anastasia Pickard,Robert Valentine,James 

Barnes, Emily Easley,Michael Hosto, Leland McGrory,Patrick Pickert,Rayford von Tagen,Tyler 

Bell, Charles Everton,Walter Jones, Willis McPherson, Jackson Reels, Micah Wade, Connor 

Best, Tiffany Folds, Jordan Kaczmarek, Logan Morris, Matthew Rinner, Kristen Walden,Matthew 

Blanton, Adam Forhetz,Victoria Kim, Dong Mullaney, Samuel Saeedpour, Ronna Walters, Jamiee 

Buntin, John Fuston, Mary Kumar,Prerana Naeser, Matthew Sells, Hailee Wilson, Danielle 

Burke, Kyle Gilbert, Katelyn Liddell, Samantha Nash, Lena Stinson, Jessica Yi, Lauren 

Burkett, Kimberlin Gonzales, Gabriel Lohmeyer, Remington Pace, Alexandra Tedder,Stephen Yu, Priska 

Byrd, Hannah Gustafson, Peter Mangelsdorf, Christian Pavlichenko, Artyom Terrell, Clifford Zadick, Jonathan 

Cage, John Hamilton, Gabriel Mangelsdorf, Reid Pechianu, Dorothea Thistlethwaite, Hayden Zeger, Zachary 

Clark, Madison Hohman, Christina Martinez,Aaron Pelerossi, Ellen Thym, AnnWinston 


Allen, Jeffrey Clouthier, Shelby Glenn, Shawn Klein, Krista Propst, Grayson Walker, Tanner 

Allender,Jarrod Connors, Chloe Gonzalez,Elijah Klinsky, Logan Provost, John Ward, Erica 

Alter, Rachael Cooper, Lucas Gray, Leah Lea, Luke Ramer, Eva Ware, Grace 

Amstadt, Drew Cradick, Zachary Griffith, Emma Lipman, Maxx Roscoe, Anna Weir,Margaret 

Anderson, Kaitlyn Craver, Haylie Guss, Hannah Long, Bobbie Sadler, Nathan Wenzler,Elliott 

Ansari, Kamran Crenshaw, Aundria Hall, Allison Lott, Michaela Skoney, Sarah Whitfield, Jackson 

Bashir, Rahib Diaz, Samantha Hart, Connor Lueckenhoff, Josie Staal, Charles Wild, Josh 

Beazley, John Dowdy, Michaela Hosse, Helen McKinley, Megan Stack, Emily Williams,Charles 

Boucher, Brennan Enright, Casey Hughes,Andrew McKinney, Samuel Stevens,Hayley Winchel, Brett 

Campbell, Essence Fields, Anna Jackson,Frances Mueller,Connor Teichmann, Logan Winfree,Austin 

Center, Nathan Francis, Marselis Jirjis, Joshua Overmyer, Hannah Thetford,Adam Wood, William 

Chege, Alex Freese, Avery Johnson, Adam Palazzolo, Madison Thomas,Megan Yilmaz, Meliz 

Chunn,Stewart Gawrys, Steven Keidel, Mary Pickett, Courtney Trebendis, yan Young,Brittany 

Claudio, Emily Glasgow, Emily Kessler, John Pigue, osemary Umar, Azaz Zimmerman, Zachary 


Abdulkadir, Safiyya Cerrato,Carolina Fazili, Irtiqa Holtkamp,Pascal Meehan, David Rush, Devin 

Ahlstrand, Riley Chawan, Daiven Fennell, Mary Horn, Anne Miller, Bailey Russell, John 

Anderson, John Chidester, Murray Foust, Lauren Howard, Margaret Mills, Christopher Schlacter, Zoe 

Arata, Allison Chism, Tromesha Fowler,Victoria Huynh, Emily Montgomery, Ashton Schwartz, Matthew 

Arguello, Michael Choi, Hee Jae Francis, Ian Ilchert, David Moore, Oliver Scruggs,Robert 

Ballek, Morgan Christie, Benjamin Gaines, Stephanie Jackson, Seth Mullenger, Andrew Searle, Irina 

Barnes, Anna Chun, Peter Galaska, Alexandra Jarnagin, Barry Murray, Dylan Shelton, Cody 

Bashour, Kyle Churitch, Matthew Galbraith, Claude Jordan-‐Lake, Julia Myers, Charles Skoda, Charles 

Bass, Alissa Clarke, Andrew Galin, Ford Ketschke, Maxwell Neufeldt, Zoe Smalling,Jordyn 

Batiste, Emily Connally, Marcus Garcia,Kimberly Killett, Sophia Nicely,Savannah Smith,Matthew 

Beddoe, Sarah Cotton, Emma Gilfillan, Cameron Kim, Daniel Pakis, Patricia Smith, Megan 

Bennett, Natalie Cottrell,Julianne Graves, Elizabeth Kincaid, Katharine Parker, Paige Spahn, Alexis 

Bennie, Jacob Coughlin,Natalie Green,Benjamin King, Emily Partee, Sarah Stoffer, John 

Benton, Savannah Cowan, Elizabeth Green, Brandon Lampert, Reed Pastina, Robert Storrow,Allison 

Bexon, Emma Cox, Morgan Green,Cameron Lancaster, Jordan Petrovich, Melissa Streaty, Taylor 

Blocher, Natalie Crider, Anna Grossman, Natalie Lancaster, Mary Pharris, Rebecca Swett, Julia 

Box, Micheala Crites, Jonathan Guarino, James Lane, Kirsten Pierson, Mariel Tapp, Taylor 

Brassard, Brittany Davis, Mackenzie Hall, Anthony Lang, Jeffrey Pigue, Joseph Thompson, Morgan 

Butler, Joshua Dean, Hannah Hall, Patrick Lang, Sarah Pinkard, Deborah Tu, Andy 

Cable, Chloe DeMordaunt, Lyndsy Hameed, Shilan Lavie, Sophia Pitts, Raye Tucker, Alec 

Caldwell, Anthony Dencker, Jonathan Hamilton, Courtney Layne, Nicholas Poe, Jessica Tunnell, Millie 

Caldwell, Bennett Dikova, Elena Hancock, Haley Lee, Alesha Pyle, Jesse Ververis, Alexander 

Calton, John Donahue, Luke Hardee, Mary Lee, Katriel Qu, Lucy Westbrook, Winston 

Campbell, Nicole Driver, Jake Harrison, Christian Lopacinski, Aaron Qualkenbush, Eric Wilburn,Rachel 

Canas, Caroline Driver, Zachary Hensley, Caroline Madell, Zachary Reynolds, Bryan Wilson,Andrew 

Carmichael, Grace Edwards, Ryan Herline, Hope Martin, Melanie Richardson, Matthew Woods,William 

Carmody, Tess Eledge, Bradley Herrud, Madison McKee, Alexander Roe, Sarah Young, Hayden 

Carroll, Kaylee Elliott, Allison Hissam, Christopher McLendon, Dakota Rogers, Samantha Zahid, Kamran 

Castano, Esti Fan, Si Qi Hoff, Eric Meacham, Ryan Ross, Jessa Ziesig, Kyle

! 

We have currently raised, $36,763. Our goal is $55,000. What can 

you do to help us get to that goal? Please take the time to send in your 

donation of $75.00 per child to help us get to our goal. Our goal of 

$55,000 will help us to buy: 

10 new projectors whose technology is obsolete 

New ELMO’s for our Science and Art teachers 

New IPAD’s for BYOT Technology 

New Write Pad’s for Math and English teachers 

We can take credit cards, checks, and even cash.....Please make all 

checks payable to BHS PTO. All donations are tax deductible. You can 

send your money in to Student Services or mail it to: Carlyn Wudel, 

9161 Hunterboro Drive, Brentwood, TN 37027. 

Please remember that the Doin’ Bruin Campaign helps all students in 

our school, even if you are an athlete, musician, artist, or scholar, we 

are raising funds that will help benefit all of our students at our school. 

We appreciate your willingness to participate and this campaign couldn’t 

be a success without the generosity of our parents. 

You can now view the PTO Fundraising video online in three simple 

steps: Go to http://wcstube.wcs.edu, click on Brentwood High under 

Media Categories, on left side of scree click on the video. You can see 

how important it is that we reach our goal of $55,000. Thanks again. 

Carlyn Wudel 

Chairperson of Fundraising 

Name:_______________________________________ 

Email:_______________________________________ 

! 

Do you shop at Harris Teeter? Did you know that just by shopping at Harris Teeter, 

Brentwood HighSchool can recieve money? I can do all the hard work, all you have to do 

is send me your VIC Card Number or Phone Number and the name associated with the VIC Card. This is a 

great and easy way for Brentwood HighSchool PTO to recieve money. Text me at 818-‐5981 with your info, or email me, 

cwudel@me.com. Several years ago, we were able to raise $1474.00 just from parents shopping at Harris Teeter. It’s so 

easy.....and as always, we appreciate all the help you can give the school. 

!

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P.S. STARS 

Parents Supporting Students Taking A Right Stand 

October is 

ALCOHOL, DRUGS AND TOBACCO 

AWARENESS MONTH 

For more info contact the BHS STARS Specialist 

@ Sarah.french @wcs.edu 

Interested in P.S. STARS contact tspehr@mac.com 

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RISKS FOR ALCOHOL RELATED PROBLEMS 

! ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE BEFORE AGE 15 

! HAVE A PARENT WHO IS A PROBLEM DRINKER OR ALCOHOLIC 

! CLOSE FRIENDS WHO USE ALCOHOL OR DRUGS 

! HAVING BEEN AGGRESSIVE, ANTISOCIAL OR HARD TO CONTROL FROM AN EARLY AGE 

! HAVE EXPERIENCED CHILDHOOD ABUSE AND/OR OTHER MAJOR TRAUMAS 

! CURRENT BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS AND/OR ARE FAILING AT SCHOOL 

! LACK OF PARENTAL SUPPORT 

! LACK OF OPEN COMMUNICATION IN THE HOME 

! WHEREABOUTS ARE NOT KEPT TRACK OF BY PARENTS 

! EXPERIENCE ONGOING HOSTILITY OR REJECTION FROM PARENTS AND/OR HARSH, INCONSISTENT DISCIPLINE 

WHAT CAN YOU DO 

o IF YOU DRINK, DRINK RESPONSIBLY (NOT TOO MUCH OR TOO OFTEN). 

o DO NOT GIVE ALCOHOL TO YOUR KIDS -TELL THEM THAT THE ALCOHOL IN YOUR HOUSE IS OFF LIMITS 

o BE INVOLVED IN YOUR TEENS LIVES – KNOW WHERE THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING 

o ENCOURAGE INDEPENDENCE, BUT SET AND ENFORCE APPROPRIATE LIMITS 

o KEEP TEENS INVOLVED IN FAMILY LIFE – DOING CHORES OR CARING FOR SIBLINGS 

o HELP THEM FIND WAYS TO HAVE FUN WITHOUT ALCOHOL 

o MAKE IT EASY FOR THEM TO SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR LIVES 

o IF YOU THINK YOUR TEEN HAS A PROBLEM DO NOT ENABLE THE BEHAVIOR GET PROFESSIONAL HELP. 

RENT IT TODAY! 

HOW TO START THE CONVERSATION 

ORDER TWO MOVIES—ONE YOU PICK THAT DEPICTS WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE WHEN YOU WERE A TEENAGER AND ONE THAT 

YOUR TEENAGER FEELS ACCURATELY DEPICTS HIS EXPERIENCE. WATCH THEM TOGETHER AND TALK ABOUT THE POSITIVE 

AND/OR NEGATIVE WAYS YOUNG PEOPLE ARE PORTRAYED. 

PASS THE REMOTE CONTROL! 

WATCH EACH OTHER’S FAVORITE TELEVISION SHOW TOGETHER AT LEAST ONCE SOMETIME DURING THE SAME WEEK. WAS 

THE SHOW ANY DIFFERENT THAN YOU THOUGHT IT WOULD BE? DID YOU LIKE IT? TALK TO EACH OTHER ABOUT YOUR 

IMPRESSIONS. 

SAY WHAT? 

DIVIDE A STACK OF BLANK INDEX CARDS BETWEEN YOU AND YOUR TEEN AND WRITE DOWN DIFFERENT SLANG TERMS 

ASSOCIATED WITH ALCOHOL, ONE ON EACH CARD. YOU USE THE TERMS FROM YOUR TEENAGE YEARS AND YOUR TEEN 

SHOULD USE THE ONES THAT HE OR SHE HEARS TODAY. QUIZ EACH OTHER AND SEE HOW FAMILIAR YOU ARE WITH EACH 

OTHER’S SLANG TERMS, SUCH AS “BUZZ” AND “GETTING STUPID.” HAVE ANY OF THE TERMS STAYED THE SAME? IF NOT, 

WHY HAVE THEY CHANGED? HAVE DRUGS (THEIR POTENCY, CONSUMPTION PATTERN, POPULARITY) CHANGED? 

FILL IN THE DECADE 

GET FOUR BLANK PIECES OF PAPER AND WRITE DOWN THE DECADE THAT DESCRIBES YOUR TEENAGE YEARS AT THE TOP OF 

TWO AND DO THE SAME FOR YOUR TEENAGER ON THE OTHER TWO PAGES. EACH OF YOU SHOULD TAKE A SET OF THE 

PAPERS AND WRITE DOWN WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THE DECADE AND THE YOUTH CULTURE OF THAT TIME. AFTER YOU 

BOTH FINISH, EITHER SWITCH PAPERS OR READ YOUR THOUGHTS ALOUD. DISCUSS THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN 

YOUR IMPRESSIONS. 

TURN THE BEAT AROUND 

TAKE TURNS PLAYING DEEJAY THE NEXT TIME YOU AND YOUR TEENAGER GO FOR A RIDE IN THE CAR. YOU CHOOSE THE 

SONGS ON THE WAY TO SOMEPLACE, AND YOUR TEEN GETS TO CHOOSE THE MUSIC FOR THE RIDE HOME. DID YOU BOTH 

SURVIVE THE RIDES? 

http://www.toosmarttostart.samhsa.gov

BHS News and Information 

wcsLink is a parent group that provides support and information to families of children with special needs and giftedness in WCS. We 

strive to build connections among our families so that we can be resources to each other. Our organization is also an effort between 

parents and WCS student support services to create a strong partnership between parents and our schools. To learn more about us, 

visit our website at www.wcslink.org. Sign up here to be on our email list on the enrollment page. 

Coffee with Carol 

Friday, November 9 from 9-10am, Brentwood Public Library 

8109 Concord Rd. 

This event is for families of children in special education to meet face to face with WCS Student Support Services Director Carol 

Hendlmyer. This is an opportunity to discuss any general suggestions, concerns, or questions they might have regarding the Student 

Support Services Department. 

Support Group for Parents of Students with Special Needs 

Tuesday, November 13 from 9:30-11:00 am at Pediatric Therapies 

1880 General George Patton Drive, Suite 202 

Cool Springs Area in Franklin 

This month we will have a guest speaker during the first half of the meeting and then will have time for parents to share and discuss 

issues. Roxanne Kennerly and Karen Pilkerton will be discussing the Parent/Child Stress Intervention Project, a research project of the 

Vanderbilt Kennedy Center that is examining the effectiveness of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction for parents and children with 

developmental disabilities, serious chronic health issues or mental health concerns. Research has shown that parents of children with 

disabilities typically report higher levels of stress than parents of typically developing children, and Dr. Elisabeth Dykens is looking at 

mindfulness as a way to help parents and children reduce their stress. 

Roxanne Kennerly is the research coordinator for the Parent/Child Stress Intervention Project, and she teaches Mindfulness Based Stress 

Reduction to children and adolescents. She is the parent of two teenage boys, one of whom has Down syndrome. She has been involved 

with the disability community for 15 years, professionally and as a volunteer on several boards. She is currently the president of the 

Down Syndrome Association of Middle Tennessee. She has been with Vanderbilt for nearly 10 years and finds one of her greatest 

rewards is working with families. 

Karen Pilkerton is an RN and the mother of Ali, 28 years old, who has Down syndrome. Karen, who has more than 10 years in 

mindfulness training, has been teaching Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction to parents in this project for three years and has 

participated in several mindfulness and stress reduction courses and retreats. She is a member of the Insight Meditation Group, a past 

Board of Directors member of the Friends of the Susan Gray School for Children, and a past Board member of the Down Syndrome 

Association of Middle Tennessee. Please contact Shelly Luckett with questions at shelly.wcslink@gmail.com or 794-‐8067. 

Support Group for Parents of Gifted Students 

Tuesday, November 13 from 12:30-2:00 pm 

Williamson County Public Library (Main Meeting Room) 

1314 Columbia Ave. in Franklin 

Dr. Tamra Stambaugh and Dr. Megan Parker Peters of Vanderbilt Programs for Talented Youth will discuss a variety of topics and issues 

related to gifted students and gifted education.Please contact Renne Murray with questions at rennemurray@bellsouth.net 

WCS LINK SPOTLIGHTS STAFF AND STUDENT 

CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW TO SEE 

THE ARTICLES! 

http://wcslink.org/category/student-spotlight 

http://wcslink.org/category/staff-spotlight 

Zach Wood Anita Lewis

Drama Club 

Drama club had a really fun murder mystery dinner Oct. 

13 th . 

Upcoming events: 

Auditions for the Christmas show-‐ Santa’s Spectacles-‐ Nov. 

1 st in Drama Room 

Coffeehouse Oct. 30 th -‐ 7pm. Cost $3. Proceeds will help 

four families have Thanksgiving feasts. 

Auditions for Musical, Into the Woods, Nov. 29 th —Audition 

rehearsal-‐ Nov. 28 th . 

Bake sales-‐ Nov. 6 th and 8 th . 

State Thespian Conference-‐ Jan. 18-‐20 th . 

BHS DECA SALES PROJECT IS IN FULL SWING 

Entertainment Coupon Books $30 

Purchase a book and receive an additional Coupon for a Buy One 

Get One Free Oil change at Firestone. (A $35.00 value) Support 

the “Association of Marketing Students” and save 

money. Contact Lisa Nease. lisan@wcs.edu. Thank-‐ you for your 

support!!! 

TV PRO HAS ALL FALL SPORTS ON DVD! 

email ronniea@wcs to order 

Home Games $15 

each 

Entire season $150 

(10 home games + 

District + Sub-‐state) 


Away Games $20 

Entire Season $200 

(10 games + Playoffs) 


Entire Season $60 

(6 home games) 

Sale of playoff games are prohibited by TSSAA 

Congratulations to Jordan Breece, Leah 

Griffith, Ben Levine, Aubrey McKee, 

John Provost and Tyaler von Tagen for 

making the Middle Tennessee Honor 

Choir. These students will represent 

BHS on November 8th at the Mid-‐State 

choir concert. The Grand Chorus will 

present the Holiday Concert December 6th at Brentwood 

United Methodist Church. Admission is $5.00 and tickets can 

be purchased from any choir member or Mrs. Pratt. The choir 

will also perform at the Factory in Franklin on December 15th 

at 4PM. Please come support our choir and start your holiday 

season early! 

BHS FORENSIC TEAM 

The BHS Forensic Team competed in the Portland HS Invitational 

Tournament on Saturday, September 29. The following team 

members won individual awards: In Public Forum Debate, Natalie 

Bennett and Irtiqa Fazili went through the tournament undefeated 

and won 1 st place; Lucy Qu and Ben Rando won 2 nd place. Nilah 

Newberry placed 3 rd in Storytelling, and Evan Smith placed 3 rd in 

Poetry. Jimmy Dai placed 6 th in Extemporaneous Speaking. 

White House High School held an invitational tournament on 

Saturday, October 6, and the following individuals came home with 

awards: Lucy Qu and Ben Rando won 2 nd place in Public Forum 

Debate and Margaret Overton and Saad Khalid won 3 rd place in 

Public Forum Debate. Ruth Dunn and Caroline Duval placed 6 th in 

Duo Interpretation. Evan Smith placed 6 th in Poetry. 

The Forensic Team will participate in an NFL Congressional Debate 

event at BGA on October 27. On November 3, the team will travel to 

Paris, TN, for the Krider Invitational Tournament at Henry County 

High School. Dickson County High School will host a tournament on 

November 17 and Collierville High School will host a tournament on 

December 1 to round out the competition for first semester.

ACT Preparation 

Brentwood High School will offer a preparation class for 

students preparing for the 12/08/12 ACT. The class is taught 

by Mary Lee Bunch. The class will meet in Room C-‐7 at 2:45 

p.m. on the following dates: 

11/05/12 11/12/12 

11/26/12 12/03/12 

The fee for all 4 sessions is $120.00 per student. Registration 

forms are available in the Guidance Office. For more 

information, contact Mary Lee Bunch, 615-‐377-‐6370, 

www.maryleebunch.com. 

Call Amy B. Wyatt 

Realtor 

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300-1041 Cell Phone 

250-7880 Office 

amy@amywyatt.com 

www.amywyatt.com 

My Goal is to Provide an Excellent 

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ATTENDANCE CORNER 

This first 9 weeks have flown by and Thanksgiving is almost 

upon us. The year has been going great and the students 

have been fantastic! Thank you parents for keeping your 

child on task and getting them here on time! 

Although the year has been going smoothly there are a few 

places we seem to trip over so I am attaching the link for 

BHS Attendance Homepage which has links for 

ATTENDANCE, BHS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, and FAST 

FOOD POLICY: 

(http://www.wcs.edu/bhs/Attendance/attendance.htm). 

It may help if you think of attendance at school similar to 

work. You would never just miss work without calling in 

and letting the boss know (472-‐4225 by 8:00am). You 

would always submit a request prior to the time off 

needed (one week in advance) and make sure you have 

your work taken care of before you are absent. 

I appreciate your reviewing these policies and will be 

happy to answer any questions you may have. 

Mrs. Alonzo 

615-‐472-‐4225 

615-‐472-‐4241 (fax) 

naomio@wcs.edu 

Power Mondays (First Semester) 

November 12 th , 26 th 

December 3 rd , 10th 

Upcoming Student Activities 

Class of 2013 Senior Talent Show: 

Auditions-‐ after school on Tuesday, November 6th in rooms E2A & E2B 

Dress Rehearsal-‐ evening of Wednesday, November 14th 

Talent Show-‐ Thursday, November 15th onstage in the Campbell Center. Curtain 

opens at 7:30 PM. Admission $5.00 each (no student discounts). All proceeds are 

used to fund the Class of 2013 Class Gift. 

Freshman Formal Planning Meeting: 

After school, Tuesday, November 27th in room A10. Interested freshman 

parents & students should attend! 

The Class of 2016 Freshman Formal is scheduled for Saturday evening 

January 19th. Decorating begins in the BHS Cafeteria after school on 

Friday, January 18 th .

BHS BAND NEWS 

Can you believe that marching season is almost over? The band completes its competition season 

in Indianapolis the weekend of Nov. 8-‐10 at the Bands of America Grand National 

Championships! 

Any sophomores, juniors and seniors planning to audition for the Tennessee Mid-‐state Band 

need to see Mr. Box for details. Those auditions are on Saturday, Nov. 17 at McGavock High 

School in Nashville. Orchestra and jazz auditions are on Dec. 1 and auditions for freshmen band 

students will be Dec. 8. 

The remaining marching band rehearsal and performance schedule is: 

Fri, Nov. 2 Football Play-‐offs, Round 1 

Sat, Nov. 3 USBands Southern States Championships Chattanooga 

All Day 

Mon, Nov. 5 Full Band 3:00-‐6:00 

Tue, Nov. 6 Rehearsal TBA (Election Day -‐ No School) 

Wed, Nov. 7 Full Band 3:00-‐6:00 

Nov. 8-‐10 BOA Grand National Championship in Indianapolis 

Fri, Nov. 16 Football Play-‐offs, Round 3 

Sat., Nov. 17 Sr. High Midstate Band Auditions (grades 10 -‐12) 

Drum major Zachary Sexton is shown directing the band 

in front of original art that was created just for the 

band's show and used as a featured focal point. 

The BHS Marching Band took to the road in October, 

competing against more than 50 other Southern and 

Midwestern bands at the Bands Of America Super Regional 

Competition in St. Louis. One of the features of this year's 

show is the awe-‐inspiring set of angel's wings that appear 

above the backdrop on the field at the end of the show. 

Drum major Michaela Box salutes the crowd to signify the 

beginning of the band's 2012 marching show. 

Another way the "Redemption" show illustrates the theme 

of an angel losing and then re-‐gaining its wings is through 

the design of the flags used by the Color Guard.

"SHOW 

YOUR SCHOOL 

SPIRIT" 

Check out a great selection of Apparel in the BHS Bookstore 

Open During the Lunch Hour 11:00 - 12:30 

Brought to you by the Athletic Bruins Club - 

Supporting All athletic teams at BHS 

PICK UP ATHLETIC PASSES that have already been purchased in the Athletic Office. 

Attention: All Athletes 

New this year!! Your student athletic pass will be included for FREE when you pay your $75 athletic fee. 

ALL SPORTS-‐-‐Fall, Winter, Spring-‐-‐pay your athletic fee NOW to take advantage of using your athletic pass 

for all our Fall sporting events. Turn your $75 into Mrs. Gerlach in the Athletic Office. 

Introducing the new 

Brentwood High School Bruins 

Visa Check Card from Legends Bank! 

WE’VE GOT SPIRIT 

YES WE DO! 

Now you can show your community pride while helping the 

Brentwood High School – ABC. Every time you use your 

Legends Bank Bruins Spirit Visa Check Card and sign for 

the purchase, a portion of the proceeds goes back to help the 

Athletic Bruins Club. 

Just swipe, press credit and sign. It's easy! 

Stop by or call 615-372-1750 to request your new 

Bruins Spirit Visa check card today! 

www.legendsbank.com 

157 Franklin Road 

Brentwood, TN 37027

BHS SPORTS 

BHS CROSS COUNTRY 

JESSE OWENS CLASSIC 

October 6th 

BHS Cross Country team traveled to Alabama for Jesse Owens Classic, one of the better invitational’s in the Southeast and 

Brentwood cemented it’s growing reputation by racing with excellence in both Girls’ & Boys’ Gold Elite races. The conditions were 

muddy and very slippery, but we were a match for both in both races. 

The girls returned from health and despite course conditions, nine out of ten girls ran seasonal bests to finish an impressive 2 nd 

overall out of 41 teams. Congrats to Emily Hughes 19 th , Hannah Caldwell 23 rd , Lacey Duvall 52 nd , Elizabeth Scott 55 th , Brianna Koshy 80 th , 

Ansley Hardin 122 nd , Emily Batiste 155 th , Evie Giaconia 176 th , Natalie Batiste 218 th , Nisha Bhuva 227 th . 297 runners finished the race. 

The boys’ team goal was to win the meet 

in strong fashion. They did finishing 1 st out of 44 

teams with 69 points in front of second place 

Trinity’s (Louisville) 122 points. Course conditions 

kept the boys from running seasonal bests, but 

were able to put the top 4 on the podium. Congrats 

to Alec Thomas 3 rd , Aaron Thomas 4 th , Taylor 

Caldwell 5 th , Coleman Churitch 12 th , Waqqas Fazili 

49 th , Daniel Hamm 55 th , Ryan Lee 63 rd , Rahib Bashir 

115 th , Ryan Dennison 266 th , PJ Scalisi 288 th . 399 

runners finished the race. 

WILLIAMSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 

October 17th 

Williamson County Championship and District meet was run at Harlansdale Farm in Franklin. The course lends itself to fairly fast 

straightaway running, but it was a warm day with consistently strong wind (~15mph) during both the girls and boys races. The course 

surface was thick grass, which is far slower than packed dirt or low-‐cut grass. 

The girls ran their best; no one stopped fighting having an “every point counts” attitude. The net result was a 1-‐point victory 

over the defending AAA State Champions, Ravenwood, in a race where if any single Bruin scorer had finished one place lower, BHS 

would have lost the meet. Congrats to Hannah Caldwell 4 th , Elizabeth Scott 6 th , Emily Hughes 8 th , Hailey Hendry 14 th , Lacey Duvall 18 th , 

Brianna Koshy 21 st , Ansley Hardin 30 th , Evie Giaconia 38 th . 

The boys took an unselfish, team-‐oriented approach that is central to their success by “pack-‐running” and the results confirmed 

the effectiveness of such an approach. They put the first 4 runners across the line to take the District and Williamson County titles. 

Congrats to Aaron Thomas 1 st , Alec Thomas 2 nd , and Taylor Caldwell 3 rd all three crossing the line together followed by Coleman Churitch 

4 th , Daniel Hamm 6 th , Waqqas Fazili 10 th , Ryan Lee 17 th , and Rahib Bashir 25 th . 

REGION 6 CHAMPIONSHIP 

October 25th 

Both boys and girls won the Region 6 Championships at the Iroquois 

Steeplechase course in hot, dry, windy conditions. The girls once again out ran 

Ravenwood 46 to 57 points. Varsity runners were Emily Hughes 3 rd , Hannah Caldwell 

5 th , Lacey Duvall 7 th , Brianna Koshy 15 th , Elizabeth Scott 16 th , and Ansley Hardin 24 th . 

The boys earned their first place once again placing the first 4 runners across the line. 

Varsity runners were Alec Thomas 1 st , Coleman Churitch 2 nd , Aaron Thomas 3 rd , Taylor 

Caldwell 4 th , Daniel Hamm 8 th , Waqqas Fazili 11 th , and Ryan Lee 17 th (first freshman). 

TN STATE MEET: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd 

GIRLS 1:00 PM, BOYS 1:45 PM 

GO BRUINS! 

COME EARLY TO CHEER BOTH TEAMS THROUGH TOUGH STATE COMPETITION!

BHS LACROSSE 

On Saturday, November 3rd, all Varsity and JV Lacrosse 

players will be participating in the 10th Annual Harpeth 

River Riot Shootout sponsored by the Cougar Lacrosse 

Club. The tournament will take place at the Williamson 

County Recreation Center in Franklin on the corner of 

Mack Hatcher and Hillsboro Rd. Tournament seeding is 

based on your final 2011 ranking. First series of games 

will begin at 9:00 am and First place and Runner-‐up 

trophies will be awarded! 

All players should bring $10 entry fee and their 

NUMBERED practice penny from last season! 

See you on the field! STICKS UP!! 

BHS SWIMMING 

County, District and Regional Champion Brentwood High School 

Swim & Dive Team proudly announces Dennis E. McEwan as 

head swim coach for the 2012-‐2103 Swim Season. Coach 

McEwan has been coaching swimming for over 20 years and has 

over 40 +years of swim experience. He began swimming 

competitively in Flint, Michigan for the Flint Flyers at the age of 

5 and continued through high school. He continued his career as 

a college athlete at Ferris State College, where he also earned a 

BS degree in Chemistry and Biology. He competed after college 

in Olympic distance triathlons, and ironman competitions, as 

well as swimming with master swim teams for ten years. He 

has coached Ravenwood and Centennial High School, Excel 

Aquatics age group, and has been a masters coach as well as a 

Music City Masters Coach. In his spare time, he tutors 

chemistry, and works as a research and development chemist. 

Coach McEwan is looking forward to a strong swim and dive 

season with his returning state qualifiers: 

Seniors Zach Driver, Ben Flantzman, Max Ketschke (Diver), 

Logan Klinsky, Artyom Pavlichenko, Harrison Turney, Ellie 

Wenzler; 

Juniors: Alyssa Falls, Sarah – Catherine Hurlock, Marshall 

Nathan, Sierra Phillips, Rebecca Schenck, Becca Sinard, Sara 

Staats, Sara Waller, Carissa Waller, Addyson Wingo, and 

Sophomores: Jordan Breece (Diver), Paige Colaberdino, Isabel 

Forbes, Maddie Hoff, Clay Skoda, Addyson Wingo. 

Coach McEwan’s goals are simple. Work hard and win! He has 

hit the deck swimmingly with BHS practices every day at the ISC 

in anticipation of the AquaBruins first swim meet November 1, 

2012 at Oakland High School, followed by the combined 

MBA/Harpeth Hall/BHS meet at TSU on November 27,2012, and 

the always exciting Battle of the Woods – BHS v. Ravenwood, 

December 11 at 3:45 at the ISC, Brentwood-‐ home turf for both 

the BHS Aqua Bruins and the Ravenwood Raptors. 

Last year, BHS finished first in the County, District and Region. 

CONGRATULATIONS! 

BHS Varsity Cheerleaders came in 1 st in their 

division at the Blackman Cheer competition. 

BHS HOCKEY 

The Brentwood Bruins Hockey Team starts November with a 

3-‐0 record and wants you to join us at our next game. 

Here's the BHS Hockey team's schedule for November 

Wednesday Nov 7th, vs. Franklin / Oakland at AGame at 6:40 

Friday Nov 9th, vs. MBA at AGame at 6:40 

Friday Nov 16th, vs. Centennial at AGame at 6:25 

OUR FOOTBALL TEAM HAS WON THE DISTRICT 

AND IS HEADED TO THE PLAY-OFFS! 

Come out and support your Bruins Friday 

night, November 2nd as they play Wilson 

Central at home. 

BHS GIRLS SOCCER 

Varsity Schedule: 

Nov. 1: State Tournament in Chattanooga 

Nov. 3: State Tournament in Chattanooga 

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Again, parents have the opportunity to purchase sports injury 

and accident insurance coverage for their BHS Student. This 

program is sponsored by the Bruin Athletic Club and was 

developed by former Brentwood High parent. Lou’s three sons, 

Josh, Russell, & Christopher attended BHS from 2004 to 2010. 

Here are some of the highlights of the plan. : 

1. All Brentwood High students, their parents, alumni, other 

siblings, and teachers are eligible for the plan. 

2. The plan is insured by Transamerica. 

3. The plan is designed to cover out of pocket expenses due to 

injury or accident that are not covered by your health 

insurance. 

4. The plan covers your student/athlete at all events whether 

they are TSSAA sanctioned or not sanctioned. It evens covers 

them for injuries and accidents at home and when they are 

involved in other activities. 

5. The plan pays cash benefits directly to you and does not 

integrate or subrogate with your current health insurance. 

6. The plan helps support Brentwood Football as TrueNorth pays 

a marketing fee back to the Bruin Athletic Club based upon the 

number of participants. 

For more information on the plan or to sign up, you can go to the 

TrueNorth Sports Injury & Accident program website: 

www.insureyourathlete.com or you can contact Lou Hoop at 615-‐324-‐ 

1292. 

BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY 2012-‐2013 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 

November 13 Tuesday DICKSON COUNTY 

17 Saturday at CPA 

20 Tuesday at Beech 

23-‐24 at Cannon County Thanksgiving Tournament 

27 Tuesday at Station Camp 

29 Thursday MCGAVOCK 

30 Friday OVERTON 

December 4 Tuesday SMYRNA 

7 Friday at Blackman 

14-‐15 Friday/Sat Ensworth Classic 

21-‐22 Friday/Sat Mt. Juliet Classic (boys only) 

27-‐29 Thurs/Fri/Sat Girls at Beech Christmas Tourney 

26-‐28 Wed/Thurs/Fri Boys at Pennsylvania Christmas Tourney 

January 8 Tuesday INDEPENDENCE 

11 Friday at Hillsboro 

15 Tuesday at Centennial 

18 Friday FRANKLIN 

22 Tuesday RAVENWOOD 

25 Friday at Independence 

29 Tuesday HILLSBORO 

February 1 Friday CENTENNIAL 

5 Tuesday at Franklin 

7 THURSDAY at Ravenwood 

DISTRICT TOURNAMENT-‐ 13,14,15,16,18,19

Bruins Doins - Williamson County Schools

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