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Behind the wheel at age 14: Eighth-grader racing to the top
Behind the wheel at age 14: Eighth-grader racing to the top
Greenhills doubles student counseling resources
Greenhills doubles student counseling resources
Pushing against the ban
Pushing against the ban
Spike-it! Will Rayner ‘23, Griffin White ‘23, and Jared Ge ‘23 compete in the Spikeball advisory challenge. “It was a close game, but we [Husson’s advisory] were able to come out on top,” said White. “It was really cool when everyone gathered around our game since we were the last one, even Mr. Fayroian came out to be a watch and be a ref.”
Advisory challenges win over class of ‘23
SERVE IT UP (From left to right, Tom Lucas ‘23, Dylan Carvette ‘23, Sam Dorfman ‘23, and Nick Cantrell ‘23.) Cantrell dives for a ball in an intense game of outdoor beach pong. “Beach pong is a great mix of spike ball, volleyball, and ping pong,” said Cantrell. “There isn’t a game to play during my free that’s more fun.”
Beach-Pong captivates senior class
DODGING THE DEFENDER Tom Lucas ‘23 and Adrian Bardwell ‘23 guard their goal as Jay Vijan ‘23 knocks the ball away.
Family on the field
The Gryphons versus their adversaries
The Gryphons versus their adversaries
SWIMMING INTO ACTION Sophia Hazzi ‘26 swimming freestyle at the Oct. 11 meet at Whitmore Lake High School. “It’s nice being on just a team of other girls, it really feels like we have our own team and makes competitions and practices more competitive.
In a league of their own
The growing queue-(cumber) to play Pickleball
The growing queue-(cumber) to play Pickleball
Girls Cross Country wins invitational at Hudson Mills Metropark, boys place 3rd
Girls Cross Country wins invitational at Hudson Mills Metropark, boys place 3rd
Worldwide winter wonderlands
Worldwide winter wonderlands
Students in cars with stories
Students in cars with stories
Behind the wheel at age 14: Eighth-grader racing to the top
Behind the wheel at age 14: Eighth-grader racing to the top
Midterm elections present voters with decisions on several key issues
Alumnus finds success as a local restaurateur
Alumnus finds success as a local restaurateur
HEADING OUT College counselor Cora Chester and senior performers prepare for their final performance. “ Greenstock is a fun event that brings the community together as the school year winds down,” said Wang. “I’ll always remember the bands playing music, the yearbook signing, and football from previous years.”
Students and faculty perform at Greenstock
SPIN IT, GLAZE IT Rob Kinnaird helping a student with their ceramics project. “I’m applying to art schools because he has honestly inspired me to pursue a passion I didn’t know I had,” said Stone. “I wouldn’t have fallen in love with art with a different teacher.”
Art teacher Rob Kinnaird retires
Spelling Bee provides much needed comedic laughs
“Spelling Bee” provides much needed comedic laughs
CLASSROOM CALLIGRAPHY “I think if we are to study Chinese culture, the Chinese art is important to study as well because its such an integral part of the culture,” said Emma Zhang ’23. “I really liked being able to learn hands on and being able revert back to arts and crafts in school to learn.”
Hands on learning
The show must go on: faced with Covid-19 precautions and inspired by modern culture, Greenhills’ Upper School play returns
Editors urge end to performative activism, encouraging physical service and engagement
Editors urge end to performative activism, encouraging physical service and engagement
Let the good times roll
Let the good times roll
Sophomore voices desire for student council, advisory changes
Sophomore voices desire for student council, advisory changes
EDITORIAL: Online SAT won’t change as much as you think it will
EDITORIAL: Online SAT won’t change as much as you think it will
Junior laments lack of Asian representation in curriculum
Junior laments lack of Asian representation in curriculum

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