Tiger Tales is a monthly column written by Benton High School English teacher Linda Robinson. The current issue is displayed below along with past issues. Tiger Tales appears monthly in The Bossier Press. You may also sign up to receive Tiger Tales each week in you inbox before it is published.
Tiger Tales XII - Fall 05
Tuesday, 08 November 2005
Benton’s Debate and Drama students competed in the Caddo Magnet Tournament recently:  Coach Don Belanger’s Novice Debate Team of Thomas Greathouse and Brittany Branum won fifth place in Novice Debate; Alexander Parmater earned 3rd place in Lincoln-Douglas Debate; and Brittany Branum made it to the semi-finals in extemporaneous speaking.  Teacher Linda Robinson’s Drama students also did quite well, with Olga Georgia making the finals for Oral Interpretation and Lenise Stephens and Brittany Branum scoring Excellent ratings in the same event.
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Tiger Tales XI - Fall 05
Wednesday, 02 November 2005
The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) test will be offered to Junior and Senior students on November 18.  There is no cost or obligation for the test, which helps students identify their best career options based on their current scholastic strengths and their personal interests.  The test helps students understand how their work-related interests can help determine career fields and occupations that would be potentially satisfying.  Any junior or senior student who wishes to take the exam should see MSgt. David Milner of Benton’s ROTC program, by November 14.
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Tiger Tales X - Fall 05
Monday, 24 October 2005
The Fall 2005 BHS Science Fair will be held on December 8-9, 2005.  All honor students are required to submit a project. All projects will be set up for viewing on December 8th and judging on December 9th in the Benton Library. The Spring 2006 BHS Science Fair will be held on February 1-2, 2006.  Honor students in the spring semester should begin planning for their projects long before the beginning of the spring semester.  This early date in the semester is necessary because of the entry deadline of the regional science fair, which is February 9th.  Any questions regarding the science fair can be answered by Science Department Head, Linda Starnes.

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Tiger Tales IX - Fall 05
Tuesday, 11 October 2005

Benton High School’s Stewart Thompson, Math Teacher and Web Master (he created, enhanced and maintains www.bentonhighschool.com, the school’s official web site) has been chosen the 2006 High School Regional I High School Teacher of the Year! Region I includes the Parishes of Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, DeSoto, Jackson, Lincoln, Red River, Webster, and A. E. Phillips Laboratory School. Mr. Thompson was first chosen as Teacher of the Year at Benton High, then Teacher of the Year for Bossier Parish, and now Teacher of the Year at the Regional I level.  This qualifies Mr. Thompson for the 2006 State Level Teacher of the Year selections which will be held in Alexandria later this month.  Benton High is very proud of Stewart Thompson!

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Tiger Tales VIII - Fall 05
Monday, 03 October 2005
The cast list has been announced for the Benton High School production of “Our Town,” which will be presented in December.  The cast includes: Brittany Branum; Daniel Cato; Nicole Eib; Kassadee Canfield; Thomas Connell; Mat Eib; Ogla Georgia; Clarence McShan; Erika Hudson; Jonathan Lopez; Daniel Salazar; Kelly Flurry; Mariean Downey; Krystal Bell; Lenise Stephens; Natalie Georgia; Whitney Chaney; Shannon McGill; Nicole Nezat; Crystal Odell; Abigail Sumrall; and Tasha Yates.

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Tiger Tales VII - Fall 05
Monday, 26 September 2005

“Ten Seconds Can Change Your Life” was the theme presented by Bobby Petrocelli, who spoke at a Benton High School student body assembly sponsored by SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions).  Rather than preach to the students about the “don’ts” of drinking and driving, taking drugs and other destructive behavior, Mr. Petrocelli told the story of his life—how a drunk driver plowed his truck into Petrocelli’s home and killed his wife.  He relayed the message that just a few seconds and one bad decision can have devastating effects on so many lives.  Students were allowed to stay after the assembly to talk with Bobby Petrocelli and review the materials he brought for them. SADD is sponsored by Speech and English teacher Selitha Turner.

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