Photos: Badger student with cerebral palsy receives donated electric bicycle
Look back on a festive occasion Sept. 25 at Badger High School when students and others donated an electric bicycle to student Brooks Guif, who has cerebral palsy, to help with his mobility.Â
Badger High School student Brooks Guif, who has cerebral palsy, thanks his fellow students
Badger High School student Brooks Guif, center, who has cerebral palsy, is surrounded by fellow students and others Sept. 25 as he receives a donated electric bicycle to improve his mobility.
Badger High School student Brooks Guif tries out the new electric bike
Badger High School senior Brooks Guif tries out a new electric bicycle Sept. 25 that he received as a gift after fellow students and others at Badger raised funds to help him improve his mobility.
Badger High School Assistant Principal, right, reads off a list of people who were involved with helping
Badger High School Assistant Principal Michael Giovingo, right, reads a list of people who were involved with helping Brooks Guif, left, receive his new electric bicycle.
Brooks Guif, from left, Lorelei Bittner and Amy Peterburs-Bittner stand on the pitchers mound
Brooks Guif, from left, joins Lorelei Bittner and Amy Peterburs-Bittner at the Badger High School baseball field, where Guif received an electric bicycle as a gift Sept. 25 following a fundraising drive in which Peterburs-Bittner's business, Lorelei Bittner's Bakery, helped to raise funds.Â
Badger High School student Brooks Guif, center, is surrounded by his mother, Sue Guif, and sister, Ashley Guif
Badger High School student Brooks Guif, center, who has cerebral palsy, is joined by his mother, Susan Guif, left, and sister, Ashley Guif, as he receives a donated electric bicycle at school to help improve his mobility.
Badger High School Assistant Principal Michael Giovingo, right, shows Brooks Guif some of the features
Badger High School Assistant Principal Michael Giovingo, right, shows Brooks Guif some of the features of his new electric bicycle.
Badger High School Assistant Principal Michael Giovingo tests takes an electric bike
Badger High School Assistant Principal Michael Giovingo takes a test ride Sept. 25 on an electric bicycle that was purchased for student Brooks Guif, who has cerebral palsy, to help Guif become more mobile.
After receiving his new electric bike, Badger High School student Brooks Guif practices his pitching
Badger High School student Brooks Guif throws a few pitches at the Badger High School baseball field Sept. 25 after receiving a donated electric bicycle there from students and others at Badger.
Badger High School baseball coach Michael Ploch prepares to catch some pitches thrown by Brooks Guif
Badger High School baseball coach Michael Ploch catches some pitches Sept. 25 thrown by student Brooks Guif, who has cerebral palsy and who hopes to pitch in a Badger game before he graduates.
Dennis Hines
Reporter
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