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The Student News Site of Gretna High School

Gretna Media
The Student News Site of Gretna High School

Gretna Media

Review: A Book (and Series) Filled With Suspense

By: Brenna P., GMS Reporter
November 13, 2024
During the pre-game announcements, Coach Bill Heard looks to his squad.

Dragons Wins at Heartland Hoops Invite

Kierstin Gay, Photographer
February 29, 2024
WINGS AND STUFF As a member of the Pro-Start class, junior Gavin Gragert’s food truck was called Wings and Stuff and featured fried pickles. “I messed up a little bit,”Gragert said “I breaded them yesterday and they sat out, so the breading soaked in. They won’t be as crispy.”

Frying the Competition

MaryJane Fletcher
May 19, 2022
Stones frequently plays with the kids and helps them with their school work. “My favorite part is being with the kids because they’re all so fun and I really enjoy spending time with them,” Stones said. She is in the ACC room every day during fifth hour.

Volunteering, Learning, Helping

Gabby Hytrek, Staff Reporter
November 10, 2019
More Opportunities: UNMC offers courses High School may not be able to.“ I chose to go to UNMC after watching my sister have a great experience and fall in love with medicine. Me, having an interest in the medical field, wanted to have that same opportunity.” Daffer (20) said.” A few pieces of advice I would give to someone interested in the UNMC High School Alliance would be learning how you study best, apply early, get comfy with driving a lot and learn how to manage your time. UNMC is challenging, but you will get out only as much as put in.”

One Step Ahead

Emma Mayer, Copy Editor
November 10, 2019
Lauren Anderson (20) and Hilary Vaughn (20) competed in Extemporaneous Health Poster. “In that competition, we chose any medical profession that we wanted, we chose anesthesiology, and created a poster and gave a speech on it,” Anderson said. This was done at one of the competitions.

Exploring the Healthcare Field

Mary Matya, Managing Editor
November 10, 2019
CNA instructor Mrs. Wasalaski demonstrates how to brush a patient's teeth while they are on the operating bed. "On of the biggest skills the kids learn in here is empathy," Mrs. Wasalaski said. "Empathy makes the job easier and will carry over to the rest of life." Each student must demonstrate his/her skills back to Mrs. Wasalaski over the course of the semester. Photo by Ethan Menning

Earning the Scrubs

Ethan Menning, Staff Reporter
November 10, 2019
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