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AIR TIME Dylan Carvette ‘23 launches off the mini jump. “I was disappointed we did not have a snow day today, but I am glad we were able to turn the day into something exciting and special,” said Carvette.
Snowy spirits
TAKING OUT THE TRASH “I’ve never actually cleaned trash cans before but the House N2 Home leaders were super nice and I think it was great that they were also doing all the same service we were,” said Ben Formicola ‘24 who participated in cleaning up the HouseN2Home headquarters in Ypsilanti.
Students leaders help peers provide service opportunities
ISACS accreditation:
ISACS accreditation:
THE PEACEFUL PAIR Heidi Butz and KJ Johnson talk over ways to help students in the upcoming semester. “I want to be the counselor I needed ” said Johnson.
School doubles student counseling resources
FROM THE FIELD “It was a surreal experience, from broadcasting in the booth to taking photos on the field, I was able to encounter all the aspects of a highly competitive game from one of the best stadiums in Michigan,” said Sarah Horan ‘23
Gryphons take on Ford Field
Ryan Kowalchik 23 maintains possession of the puck while attacking the defense.
Defending home ice
Driving Through the Competition Sophia Bleakley-Wasserman ’23, Reewin Shi ’24, Riya Narayan ’23, and Hannah Behringer ’25 set up play as Narayan drives to the basket for a layup.
Varsity Girls Basketball heading into break with high morale despite loss
SHE SHOOTS: Hamzavi ‘23 shoots a free throw after getting fouled on a made layup. “Given it might have been my last ever high school play, I don’t really know how to speak on it, just a lot of emotions,” said Hamzavi.
Gryphons top Whitmore Lake at Crisler Center
TWO LIVES HARNESSED TOGETHER Ella Kim ‘24 riding with her first horse. “This was our first show together, and I could not wait for more.”
Equestrians trot through highs, lows
Holy Toledo! Five Ohio schools added to Catholic League
Holy Toledo! Five Ohio schools added to Catholic League
TWO LIVES HARNESSED TOGETHER Ella Kim ‘24 riding with her first horse. “This was our first show together, and I could not wait for more.”
Equestrians trot through highs, lows
‘Home Alone’ on a ‘White Christmas’: festive films teachers, students ‘Love Actually’
‘Home Alone’ on a ‘White Christmas’: festive films teachers, students ‘Love Actually’
Sliding into winter
Sliding into winter
Worldwide winter wonderlands
Worldwide winter wonderlands
Students in cars with stories
Students in cars with stories
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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PUT ME IN, COACH Janelle Sterling (in orange) gives instructions during a huddle at basketball practice. Greenhills is Sterlings first varsity head coaching position. She has coached at almost all levels including recreational basketball, middle school, junior varsity, and has been a varsity assistant coach.

[Photo] From the court to the classroom to the crib

February 9, 2022
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