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The Dryden Red and Black

January 18, 2022

The DrydenRed and BlackJanuary 18, 2022
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Students of the Month

Congratulations to January's Students of the Month!

This month's theme is Perseverance - persistence in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.


7th Grade

Vanessa Richardson

Gianni Coscione


8th Grade

Kayla Baughman

Lorenzo Giganti


9th Grade

Monica Kucharski

Dain Raymond


10th Grade

Raeshell Richardson

Ian Weier


11th Grade

Lauren Abromaitis

Gabriel Schultz


12th Grade

Hilary Young

Merrick Maris

Join the Reading Challenge!

by Logan Korth


Fill out how many minutes you read for each day of this week and we will give a shout out to who read the most in a future Dryden Red and Black post. There may even be a prize!

Reading Challenge!
National Dress Up Your Pet Day!
Did you miss celebrating on January 14? Submit your photos for the Yearbook here!

Help Wanted Help Wanted

Sports Sports

Boys Varsity Bowling

by Lily Finnigan


On January 10th, Varsity Boys Bowling went to Port Huron Lanes to bowl against Landmark Academy. Dryden ended up getting 12 out of 30 possible points. Landmark Academy won overall, but we had a close game. Noah Hall even bowled a team high of 145!


On Wednesday, January 12th, Varsity Boys Bowling bowled against Capac at Holly Meadows. Capac took the win, but our boys tried their best. Noah Hall took the team's one point at this match with a high game of 118!

Junior Varsity Girls Basketball

The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team played one game last week... and they won! On Thursday, January 13th, the team played Mayville and won 27-20.


This week, the JV will have already played Kingston, will have Cass City on Tuesday, and North Huron on Thursday. Good luck, ladies!

Varsity Girls Basketball

by Ava DeVlaminck


Last week, the Varsity Girls Basketball team played against Mayville and Algonac. The final score for the Mayville game was 46-43 with Mayville pulling through for the win. Even though the girls didn't win, they played hard and will surely beat them next time. The leading scorer was Jessica Peters with 24 points. Lauren Abromaitis had 11 points, Sophia Peter had 3 points, Jenna Peters had 2 points, and Ashley Hickmott had 2 points.


On Friday, the team lost to Algonac, 50-17. The team played very well against this tough team and was able to grow from the experience. The leading scorer was Ava DeVlaminck with 4 points. Keira Miller had 3 points, Jessica Peters had 3 points, Ashley Hickmott had 2 points, Jenna Peters had 2 points, Olivia Stickler had 2 points, and Sophia Peter had 1 point. Great job, ladies, and get them next time!

Junior Varsity Boys Basketball

by Penelope Spencer


On January 14, the Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team played Mayville. They lost with the overall score being 27-28. The scorers were David Insley, 5 points; Hunter Hughes, 5 points; Tommy Giles, 5 points; and Dylan Woolner with 5 points.


On Tuesday, January 11, the team went up against Bentley. They lost 20-38. Daniel Kreiner and Hunter Hughes had 5 points each.

Varsity Boys Basketball

by Nick Abromaitis


On Tuesday, January 11, the Cardinals traveled to play Bentley. They came out on top, winning the game 68-64. Let’s look at the stats of the game for the Cardinals!


Jacob Burgess had 23 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists, and 3 steals. Dylan Ledford had 15 points and 11 rebounds. Merrick Maris had 12 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists. Sonny Coscione had 10 points and 4 assists. Jason Blasius had 6 points and 5 rebounds, and Zack Lemke had 2 points and 5 rebounds.


After the game, Coach DelCampo said, "It was a great win for us on the road in a tough environment. We got a little careless late to let them back in, but we played hard the entire time." Good job, boys, on getting the win!




On Friday, January 14, the Cardinals traveled to Mayville. The boys won the game by 38 points. The final score was 67-29. Let’s look at the numbers the boys put up.


Merrick Maris had 21 points and 5 steals. Jacob Burgess had 19 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, and 5 steals. Dylan Ledford had 11 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 steals. Sonny Coscione had 6 points, 3 assists, and 4 steals. Jason Blasius had 6 points and 6 rebounds, and Zack Lemke finished the game with 4 points and 9 rebounds.


After the game, the coach commented, "It's always good to win a league game on the road. We got off to a slow start but played well after the first quarter." Good game, boys. The next game will be Tuesday, January 18 at Kingston. Good luck boys, and go Cardinals!

NFHS Network

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Yearbook Yearbook

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Upcoming Events Upcoming Events


Tuesday, January 18

Homework Club - HS Library - 2:30 PM-4:00 PM

JV Girls Basketball @ Cass City - Bus departs @ 4:15 pm, JV girls only @ 6:00 pm

JV/Varsity Boys Basketball @ Kingston - Bus departs @ 4:30 pm, JV boys @ 6:00 pm, Varsity boys @ 7:30 pm


Wednesday, January 19

WEAR IT WEDNESDAY - SNOW THEME

Dryden High School - PLC #4 - 2:30 PM-4:00

7/8 Boys Basketball vs Genesee - 7th grade @ 6:00 pm, 8th grade @ 7:00 pm

Athletic Boosters Meeting - Virtual - 7:00 PM-8:30 PM


Thursday, January 20

Homework Club - HS Library - 2:30 PM-4:00 PM

JV/Varsity Girls Basketball vs North Huron - JV girl s @ 6:00 pm, Varsity girls @ 7:30 pm

Varsity Baseball Winter Weight Training - High School Weight Room - 6:00 PM-7:00 PM


Friday, January 21

JV/Varsity Boys Basketball vs North Huron -JV boys @ 6:00 pm, Varsity boys @ 7:30 pm

Riddle of the Week Riddle of the Week

Every week a different riddle will be posted in the paper for you to solve. When you think you have the correct answer, submit it to us using the feedback doc at the bottom of that week's issue, along with your name. The first person to submit the correct answer will be given a shoutout in the following week's issue. The answer to the previous riddle and the shoutout can be found under each week's new riddle.

by Penelope Spencer


This week's riddle:

What goes up and down but doesn't move?



Last week's riddle:

The more of this there is, the less you see. What is it?


Answer: Darkness

Winner: Levi Fitchett

Click Here To Answer The Riddle!

Want To Join The School Paper? Want To Join The School Paper?

The Dryden Red and Black is looking for new members! If you like to write or think you have something we could add to the paper, then we would love to see you at our meetings. Even if writing isn't your strong suit, members for photography, reporting, and editing are all welcome! If you are interested in joining, hit the button below and fill out the form, or talk to one of the current members. We look forward to seeing you on the team!
Join Now!

Dryden School Board Meeting Schedule Dryden School Board Meeting Schedule

February 14, 2022

March 14, 2022

April 11, 2022

May 9, 2022

June 13, 2022


All meetings begin at 7:00 p.m.,

will be held in the Dryden High School Library,

and are open to the public.

Mark Your Calendars! Mark Your Calendars!

Check out the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 Dryden Community Schools District Calendars here!

Joke of the Week

by Audrey Napolitano


Why is Peter Pan always flying?


He neverlands.

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The Team

Ava DeVlaminck - Editor

Nick Abromaitis - Reporter

Raghan DeLong - Reporter

Lily Finnigan - Reporter

Logan Korth - Reporter

Audrey Napolitano - Reporter

Ariela Perales - Reporter

Penelope Spencer - Reporter

Email: SCzerwinski@dryden.k12.mi.us
Website: dryden.k12.mi.us
Location: Dryden High School, Rochester Road, Dryden, MI, USA
Phone: (810) 796-2266
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Twitter: @DrydenSchools

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