Ryan Derenberger to replace Louise Reynolds as Black & White advisor
Louise Reynolds announced today that Introduction to Journalism teacher Ryan Derenberger will replace her as Black & White advisor next year. After 12 years of Black & White, Reynolds feels “proud,” she said.
May 19, 2019
Introduction to Journalism teacher Ryan Derenberger will replace Louise Reynolds as the advisor of The Black & White starting in the 2019 school year.
Reynolds announced the change at today’s end-of-year Black & White banquet. Reynolds, who has advised The Black & White for 12 years, looks forward to being in a supporting role next year—she’ll teach the Introduction to Journalism classes in Derenberger’s place.
“It was time,” Reynolds said. “It’s going to be in great hands.”
Derenberger feels “nothing but excitement” for his new role. The paper is heading in directions that he supports, and he plans on pushing it even further, he said.
“I feel privileged,” Derenberger said. “I’m happy to be here.”
Reynolds added a spirited “Go Volume 58!”
Prudence Crewdson • May 24, 2019 at 3:45 pm
Just checked The B&W for fun and saw that the paper is changing hands. I know Louise has worked her heart out for years helping students to put out a first-rate newspaper and she deserves high praise. She cared about the people, the writing, and the struggle to get the facts right. Good luck , Ryan and all of you B&W kids. You are carrying on a fine tradition. — Prudence (former intro teacher)
Stacey grundman • May 19, 2019 at 10:28 pm
Good luck Mr. Derenberger. And thank you to Ms. Reynolds—you have done an incredible job with the Black and White.