Talk:Blissfield High School
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[edit]Taking my axe to the notables, these don't have Wikipedia articles.
1935-Claude Sebring, player for the Detroit Tigers
1940-Elwood Knierim, player for the St. Louis Red Sox
1973-Greg Crist, player for the Boston Red Sox
1980-Ray Soff, player for the Chicago Cubs
1981-Dave Pagal, player for the Chicago Cubs
1982-Mike Burgermeister, player for the San Francisco Giants
1991-Adam Benschoter, player for the San Francisco Giants
2002-Nick Bates, player for the Kansas City Royals
2005-Derek Feldkamp, player for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays
2005-Paul Philips, Toronto Blue Jays
sinneed (talk) 01:43, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
Sports
[edit]Also axing this entire section. All OR, it either needs some sources or it needs to go. An interested editor may of course restore it and I won't delete it again, but it is No Good, currently.
Blissfield participates in many sports. The Blissfield football team has proved themselves to be quite extraordinary as they went to the state playoffs for the second year in a row. Blissfield baseball is led by Coach Tuttle. They are a promising team year in and year out. Our softball team has also become quite a powerhouse having great seasons the past couple of years. This year the soccer team received Blissfield's first ever District win. Our volleyball team was victorious in the 2005 state championship. Blissfileds basketball programs are both looking forward to having great seasons this year. The girls cross-country team went to states this year along with Justin Bateson going for guys individual states. Blissfield's track teams are also looking forward to having a great year with Coach Al Navarro returning to coach the girls team, and Coach Pooley heading into coaching his first season as the guy's head coach. sinneed (talk) 01:51, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
Mission Statement
[edit]I removed this too, it hurts my visual ears, and I don't see what it has to do with the school itself... administrative buzzwords.
Blissfield High School is a community where everyone is a learner and cooperates to develop the best climate for growth.