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Ideas for Quarantine

Lily Sullivan, Executive Producer|May 13, 2020

Ideas for this summer that do not involve cell phones

Ideas for this summer that do not involve cell phones

Stay safe this summer with these boredom fighting ideas! Please help Gretna stay safe in these trying times.

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Lily Sullivan, Executive Producer

Lily Sullivan is a junior at GHS, and this is her first year on the GNN Staff. She is the Executive Producer and Editor. Lily is a part of journalism because...

Joyful Jewelry: Smiling next to her booth, Ms. Ashlynn Wheeler sells her handmade jewelry. I love selling my jewelry to people because I love being able to get their feedback on my products, wheeler said. The craft fair is a chance for people to be able to see small businesses that they wouldnt see otherwise.

Small Businesses & Self-Expression

Academic Achievements: Studying for a future exam, finishing homework or making up assignments she is going to miss, Calie Peterson (24) uses study hall to her advantage. Athletes have to show discipline in their training and conditioning to perform at a high level, biology instructor Mr. Jacob Klein said. This is no different when it comes to academic performance.

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Emotional Delivery Book raised, Chloe Irwin (22) performs her Program Oral Interpretation. The topic she chose was the five stages of grief. That was the first year POI was offered in Class A.

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While living in England, Mrs.Cari Whitehill and her family explore historical landmarks. “It was a fun experience,” Mrs. Whitehill said. “Just travel and know a little bit about what you will get yourself into.” They lived one hour north of London.

Goodbye Nebraska, Hello World

The Cornhusker State Games Female Athlete of the Year, is an award given to athletes that stand out, and work hard, and show real motivation. Calie Peterson (24) watches the game with her teammate.

Hit The Ice

Having Fun-nel: After tearing into his funnel cake Philip Matya (22) takes a pause. Though a lunch option was provided students were allowed to purchase their own meals. Matya paid six dollars for the cake.

Huzzah!

Mason Goldman (23) celebrates a tackle for loss with his teammates.

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Hold it: Focused on the fundamentals, Blake Rose (21) holds his follow through. The three pointer went down and helped the Dragons retake the lead as the fourth quarter was coming to a close. Rose finished the game shooting 40% from behind the arc.

Three-Pointer for the Win

Future Business Leader: Member of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), Karlee Lobsiger (21), wears a shirt featuring the clubs name wrapped around an American flag. In March, we go to a state tournament and compete by taking a test, Lobsiger said. We also do fundraising such as flower and butter braid sales. Each month, FBLA club members come together to discuss business and leadership opportunities.

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As students get creative: for their last project, many of them explore the techniques they had learned throughout the semester. Ive learned a variety of techniques and mediums, Ansley Connely (21) said. That I never would have done outside of class like paper curling.

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