Kobey LaDuke, Reporter
February 21, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
Comparative Religions is a social studies elective taught by Mr. Whiteford during 2nd and 6th period, but this is not a class you would find in your usual school. This class covers religions and beliefs that are all over the world.
“Anytime...
Annika Sisac, Reporter
February 21, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
The art room is silent at lunch except for the slight murmur of Jonny Cash playing the guitar from the far radio and the sounds of full concentration and imagination coming alive.
Ariel Hurley works away at the clay...
Brayleigh Snyder, Photographer
February 21, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
Scott Lang is a band teacher, writer, and motivational speaker. He came here to Grand Junction
to talk to the high school bands. About two hundred band students came to learn about better leadership and how to become a better...
Madi Martinez, Reporter
February 16, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
Society defines a bully as someone who mistreats others. It is not just an act of shoving a person into a locker or being called a silly name or being teased about simple things. It is much more than that. A bully is someone who...
Annika Sisac, Reporter
February 14, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture, Upcoming Events
Melody Jacobsen a senior at GJHS will weld her musical talent on the violin under the golden stage lights and the 83 foot vaulted ceilings of Carnegie Hall in the Stern Auditorium. Jacobsen, with her prodigious talent has won...
Jeremiah Chavez
February 14, 2018
Filed under Students, Arts and Culture
In Colorado, over 6,000 pieces of art are submitted by around 2,200 students to The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Entries are judged on their originality, technical skill, and personal voice or vision. Students...
Annika Sisac, Reporter
February 5, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture, Upcoming Events
We’ve all experienced the classic Parent Teacher conference elementary through high school. You sit in a stiff plastic chair by your parents as your teacher at a desk across from you lays down your fate. You are ether and excellent...
Annika Sisac, Reporter
December 7, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture, Upcoming Events
Dear GJHS,
The elf is in! I'm in the school reporting to Santa if you are being naughty or nice. I'll be around the school, so keep your eyes open wide. If you find me in my hiding spot, snap a picture and DM the Orange Black...
Aspen Leman, Guest Reporter
December 6, 2017
Filed under Features, News, Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
In Grand Junction, not everyone is lucky enough to spend a winter around the fireplace with hot cocoa. In an attempt to make everyone's holiday a little bit cozier, here's a heart warming idea.
A new trend is taking place in...
Annika Sisac, Reporter
November 29, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
Students sulk when the news of a an assembly with a guest speaker get’s around. But Tanya Crevier impressed the GJHS student body as she spun basket balls while doing push ups and balanced a ball on a pole as tall as the gym to...
Kyler Bradshaw, Photographer
October 10, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
Do you enjoy watching, discussing, or drawing Anime? Are you looking to make friends in a safe no pressure environment? If so then Anime club is for you!!! In anime club, members will meet every Thursday in room 223 during the...
Annika Sisac, Reporter
October 10, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Students, Arts and Culture
Kiwanis Student of the month, Royana Crawford has earned her spot through hard work and dedication this October.
It’s a real honor to be student of the month, according to Royana Crawford, senior.
“I just try to ...
