• December 21 / TBDVarsity Boys Basketball | Multiple Schools (at TBA)
  • December 28 / TBA Varsity Girls Basketball | Multiple Schools (at TBA)
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  • January 2 / 7:00PMVarsity Girls Wrestling | Multiple Schools (at Gretna East High School)
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The Student News Site of Gretna High School

Gretna Media
The Student News Site of Gretna High School

Gretna Media
My best chum. Goldee (pictured left) and Kapow (pictured right) moved into the fish tank at the same time. “I don’t remember but, we got them a long time ago” librarian Mrs. Kari Bulgrin, said. The old science club sponsor, Mr. Matt Johnson, purchased the fist for the tank.

O-fish-uary

Onnika Moore, Reporter
January 28, 2022
Piñata Party Spanish club members display their piñatas after making them. "I like Spanish Club because I get to learn and expand my skills on a new language to communicate with more people from different cultures and countries.” This was the first Spanish Club meeting.

Diving Into Spanish Club

Klare Peters, Reporter
March 9, 2021
CONCESSIONS GIRLS While the football team competes against Pius X during Homecoming week, Kinley Riesselman (22) and Allison Meerian (22) work in the concession stand for the National Honor Society. “I have already completed all my hours,” Meerian said. “My favorite was doing the football concessions with my friends.” Many students completed all volunteer hours in the fall.

Major Changes to NHS

Savannah Andrews, People Editor
February 1, 2021
"My ultimate goal with my teaching career is to get a good handle on science, and to inspire kids to explore and try to experiment."

The Student Becomes The Teacher

Aidan Muhle, Staff Reporter
January 20, 2021
"It is going to be fun playing with all my teammates," Jacob Taylor (21) said. "Especially my good friend Trevor here. "I'm excited to play intramurals to have fun with my friends," Trevor Marshall (21) said. "I hope I get to dunk on some people."

Intramural Basketball Returns for Seniors

Connor Bulgrin, Editor-In-Chief
January 20, 2021
Keen Eye: Staring intently at his laptop, Ethan Wegner (22) completes the Science quiz. “I think they did very well at the scrimmage, though it is hard to judge their standing using the scrimmage,” Mr. Arch said. This is Wegner’s first time competing in Academic Decathlon.

A Testing Ordeal

Zane Mrozla-Mindrup, Copy Editor
January 14, 2021
Help Stop The Spread During students holiday break it is important to take the necessary measures to stay safe. "Avoid crowds," Nurse Bridget Plathe said. "large social gatherings, avoid touching face and eyes, and hand sanitizer." With students help GHS will lower rising case numbers.

Vote Passed to Stop the Spread

Gabriella Goday, Staff Reporter
December 17, 2020
Ready, Set, Go!: The Academic Decathlon students need a password to access the test. "Ms. Schwnak was very helpful as a proctor before and during the test," Zane Mrozla-Mindrup said. "Even though it lasted longer than expected." Mr. Arch is not allowed to be in the room while the testing is happening.

Academic Decathlon Preparation Begins

Connor Bulgrin, Editor-In-Chief
December 15, 2020
This large bowl costs 13 dollars and is equivalent to a meal.

New Superfood Restaurant In Town

Kaleigh Zollman, Online Editor
December 15, 2020
Easy Day: Heading the senior table, Neleah Wozniak (21) completes some school work during a slow food drive day. "I was there to help out with the food drive and count items as they were donated," Wozniak said. The seniors only had one person donate while Wozniak was working, despite leading the school in total donations.

High School Food Drive Lacks Drive from Students

Matthew McKinney, Staff Reporter
December 14, 2020
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

Avery Kallman, Copy Editor
December 13, 2020
DRAGON POWER Before the volleyball team took on Millard South, Josie Mason (21) is recognized on senior night along side her parents and the rest of the seniors. "I have been playing volleyball since 2nd grade and played multiple sports growing up which I think benefited me now," Mason said. "I was able to learn time management and some important life skills through these activities." Mason is keeping her options open and is currently undecided.

NCPA Pairs with NSAA for Academic All-State

Savannah Andrews, People Editor
December 10, 2020
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