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Safe Summer Activities

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...

NO MORE TEST
As for school is coming to an end so is the test and assignments. Social studies in Mr.Wolfs class took their last test today.

Excitement for Next Fall

TRENDY FUN. Usually all trends resurface from a trend that happened decades ago. “A lot of trends are coming back from the 80s and 90s. Well, scrunchies came back for a bit but now people are going for butterfly clips, baggy jeans, and things like that,” Savannah Lloyd (25) said. “Trends seem to come and go like that.”

Claw Clips: Inside Look on Retro Trends

OTHER ANIMALS When most people think of pets, the first animal that comes to mind is a dog. While this makes sense, as dogs are one of the most common pets, there are several other animals that would make great pets. “I would really like a cat,” sophomore Ellie Featherstone said. “I’ve always been a cat person or a rabbit person. I like my dog, but I’m not much of a dog person and I think it would be really fun to have another type of animal.”

Pawsibly Purrfect

Just right. The three bears are being played by (left to right) Cameron Anderson (25), Nivriti Varanasi (25), Zhara Loosvelt (23).

Shrek the Musical

Smashing fun. This piñata was made and designed by Kierstin Gay (25) during the last Spanish club.

Cinco De Mayo

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.

Dragon Activity Shirts

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.

Taking Creative Liberty

Logistics: Help was needed to make the morning run smoothly. I helped out because I wanted to help people get their Christmas presents, Ansley Connolly (21) said. Its just a fun time, this is my fourth year doing it, so I thought I would do it one more time. Connolly helped with different things all morning.

Christmas Shopping Experience

Creative With Color
Working on the sketchbook project during class, Basic Art student Molly Boker (23) colors leaves that she drew. “The sketchbooks are for everyone to create their own ideas based off a small prompt like the 3 cartoon/animations and make them scary and ugly sketchbook,” Boker (23) said. “My favorite sketchbook so far is drawings about food and the 3 things we’re excited about for fall.” Four sketchbook projects have been assigned.

Basic Art

Lifted Up
In a Hoyer lift, teacher Mrs. Kim Waslaski plays a patient helping her students practice this skill.

CNA Class Has In-House Clinical

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