Starting second semester a Mayor’s Youth Council was formed, allowing students to work hand-in-hand with Mayor Mark Meyers to help the community. Students applied to be on the council. “At the band banquet last year, the mayor came in to talk to us. He was talking about the Mayor Youth Council and how he was interested in seeing some hard-working
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Each quarter, two students from each grade are chosen to be Students of the Quarter. Mrs. Pamela Wishmeyer started this project in 2009. “Each teacher is asked to nominate a student, and they write a brief paragraph or sometimes more, of why they would recommend this particular student as student of the quarter,” Mrs. Wishmeyer said. “As a committee, we
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Starting second semester a Mayor’s Youth Council was formed, allowing students to work hand-in-hand with Mayor Mark Meyers to help the community. Students applied to be on the council. “At the band banquet last year, the mayor came in to talk to us. He was talking about the Mayor Youth Council and how he was interested in seeing some hard-working
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On March 14, students across the nation will be taking part in a school walk-out to demand change in light of the most recent school shootings. Junior Laila Stein is the official leader of this movement for GHS. “It’s the #Enough National School Walk-Out Movement,” Stein said. “This is March 14 at 10 a.m., and we will be walking out
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“One suicide under 30 seconds.” “Two people did not touch the third line, do it again.” “Again.” “Again.” The boys basketball team has been powering through tough conditioning since November all for this moment: Sectionals. Seasons do not always work out, but the Woodmen have learned from their mistakes and are ready to face Sectionals. “I think the season has
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