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Cooper Einsweiler, Contributor
March 31, 2022
The newly inducted National Honor Society members hold their yellow roses and NHS pins after the induction ceremony. Students were inducted on March 14, in the GHS cafeteria. These high achieving students showed characteristics of leadership, service, good character, and academic success. “As a prior member, I am so excited to have so many new members get inducted and I am so proud of all of them,” said member Julia Townsend ‘23.

Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character

Ayden Wells, Staff Writer
March 31, 2022
Ava Hillard faces off against Sebastian Ensign in the semi-final match. Hillard defeated Ensign and would move on to win the championship game. “I didn’t expect to win so when I came out on top I was extremely surprised,” said Hillard.

Elite 8 ROCKS GHS

Maddy Glasgow, Staff Writer
March 31, 2022
Front Row: Abigail Bradbury, Ayden Wells, Maia Kropp, Rosemary Lopez Dorantes, Jenna Smith. Middle Row: Julia Townsend, Ali Al-Hamdani, Sam Eaton, Maya Dickerson. Back Row: Avery Engle, Ian Roddick, Jacob Furlong, Zach Garza

Academic Challenge Student Qualifies for State

March 31, 2022
Emma Blaum stands with her competition on stage before the regionals awards ceremony. At this ceremony, Blaum finds out she qualified for sectionals. She has been part of the speech team since her freshman year and has improved more as the seasons progressed. “I love competing on the speech team and hope more people will join the speech team next year!” Blaum stated.

Speech Team Post Season

Jenna Smith, Editor in Chief
February 15, 2022
Mafè, Summer and America all class of ‘24 having their lunch break at Ground Zero.

FFA trip

Madison Belken, Staff Writer
February 15, 2022
Caleb Soat ‘23 and his dad Ben wearing matching hoodies for the remote day.

GHS Turns on the Remote

Sam Eaton, Staff Writer
February 15, 2022
A lasting impact

A lasting impact

Maya Dickerson, Staff Writer
January 20, 2022
Even with the food shortage, GHS is still offering the option for students to get a salad instead of or along with a hot lunch. Here, the cafeteria staff are preparing salads for students who signed up for them since there are limited food options available for the school. “We’re lucky that we’re having lunch at all,” said Anna Heller, “We don’t have much of a choice in what we get, but anything is better than nothing.”

School Lunches at Risk Due to Supply Chain Issues

Kennedy Trautsch, Staff Writer
January 19, 2022
Emma Blaum ‘24 and Chloe Roland ‘23 prepare to compete in their category, Radio Speaking. Members competing in this category only get 45 minutes to prepare which can prove difficult. “I was especially nervous for radio speaking since we only get a short amount of time to prepare for it,” stated Roland. GHS has a promising speech team this year and can’t wait to see what the ‘21-22 season has in store for them!

GHS Speech Team Kicks Off Their ‘21-22 Season

Jenna Smith, Editor in Chief
January 19, 2022
Galena competes at the Bergstrom Stateline Quiz Bowl on September 12, 2021.

Scholastic bowl seeks championship despite youth

Sam Eaton, Staff Writer
January 19, 2022
Strength Within the Community

Strength Within the Community

Madison Belken
January 13, 2022
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