Greenville’s Very Own Therapy Dog
By Natalie Wysokowski
Friday, October 28, 2016
Our exchange student, Oswald, experiences his first snow! #GHSBlog
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Thursday, October 27, 2016
First storm of the year!
by: Scott Peters
Last year's winter wasn't as exciting as usual but it looks like we're off to a good start! The first snowstorm of the year is strong enough to stop all afterschool activities including Cross Country. Better put on your gloves and your old winter hat because it looks like a snowy winter is coming our way!
Picture taken by: Nadia Boyea
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
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Greenville High School Tuesday is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day at GHS! We will be welcoming more than 30 officers for breakfast and they will then share at an assembly for grades 11 and 12. Wear blue today to show your support! #GHSBlog
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Local FFA members Brennan and Content selected to perform with National FFA Band at 2016 National FFA Convention & Expo INDIANAPOLIS (October 12, 2016/National FFA Organization) – Autumn Brennan and Josephine Content, members of the Greenville FFA chapter in Greenville, NY will be on stage and in the spotlight Oct. 19-22 during the 2016 National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis. Attendance at the event is estimated at 65,000 individuals. Brennan the daughter of Sean Brennan and Kathy Mathieu, along with Content, daughter of Philippe Content and Tracy Young, have been selected to play the tuba and trumpet in the National FFA Band. Both girls are sophomores at Greenville High School. The students submitted an audition tape and were selected to help bring full instrumental balance to the band from a pool of applicants nationwide. The National FFA Band will perform several times during the national convention and expo. The students will join fellow band members in Indianapolis for rehearsals three days before the convention and expo begins. The National FFA Band is sponsored by Dow Agrosciences as a special project of the National FFA Foundation. The National FFA Organization provides leadership, personal growth and career success training through agricultural education to 629,367 student members who belong to one of 7,757 local FFA chapters throughout the U.S., Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. #GHSBlog
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Thursday, October 20, 2016
Boys Varsity Soccer Sectionals Game
Senior Charlie DeTillio fights for the ball
On Wednesday, October 19th, the Boys Varsity Soccer team played their first sectionals game against Berne-Knox Westerlo. The first, and only goal, of the game was scored with 16 minutes left in the first half on a penalty kick by Senior Dan Mackey. Great game Greenville! Come support the boys at the next game on Saturday the 22nd in Lake George as they play in the second sectionals game.
The only goal, being scored by Senior Dan Mackey
Junior Cole Ackerman fights with #13 for possession of the ball
Article and pictures by Nadia Boyea
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Cross Country Senior Meet
(picture on right) Seniors Chris Pickett, Malcolm DeLong, Zach Lamere, Cormac Tolan and Olivia Baumann with Coach Siebrecht after the Senior Ceremony before the Meet
Tuesday October 11, 2016 was a breezy autumn day. A great day for running! The senior meet took place after school at 4:15pm. This race was particularly important for the five seniors as they prepared for their senior meet. Olivia Baumann, Cormac Tolan, and Chris Pickett are all excited for furthering their career as runners in college. Zack Lamere and and Malcolm Delong both are unsure about their future with running.
Senior Cormac Tolan, placed first in the race Team talk with Coach Siebrecht before the race begins
Article by Shelby Doren
Pictures by Nadia Boyea
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Volleyball Senior Game
Seniors Stella Yelich, Charlotte Hutchins Seniors Sam Case, Megan Peters Seniors Sami Jones and Sam Case
and Sami Jones and Charlotte Hutchins
On Tuesday October 11th, the girls Varsity Volleyball team played their senior game against Coxsackie High School. Congratulations on your win Lady Spartans!
We briefly talked to Coach Johnson before the start of the game and she said that she would definitely miss her six seniors: Sam Case, Sami Jones, Evelina Welch, Stella Yelich, Charlotte Hutchins and Megan Peters. She has coached these girls for all of their volleyball careers and she shared that she’s proud of how they have grown as players, students and community members in Greenville.
The Varsity Volleyball Team
Interview by Shelby Doren
Article and pictures by Nadia Boyea
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Sunday, October 16, 2016
Juniors receiving their class rings this past week! #GHSBlog
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Greenville Community - Kids Walk to Cure Diabetes Event #GHSBlog
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Greenville High School The sophomore class is sponsoring a Giffy's BBQ on Election Day, Tuesday, November 8th from 3:30-5:30 at the Gazebo in town. 1/2 chicken dinners are $12.50 and pre-sale tickets are ready and recommended! Contact: mulhollandd@greenville.k12.ny.us #GHSBlog
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
The highest fundraisers at the event taken
Photo: Shelby Doren
Mr. Karle, 10th grade English teacher
at Greenville HS and Shelby Doren
Junior at Greenville HS both are part of
Yellow Ribbon
Out of the Darkness
Raising awareness for suicide prevention
By Shelby Dorn
September 24, 2016 was the annual Out of the Darkness walk at Waterfront Park in Hudson, New York to help raise awareness of suicide, and educate people about this disease. Pam Lent, director of this event explained why she has gotten involved in suicide awareness and in this event. “I lost my nephew 12 years ago to suicide. It took up until 5 years ago to realize I needed to do something about this awful disease and to help break the stigma that still haunts a lot of people to this day… We raise our voices to let everyone know they are not alone and can receive the help they deserve.” Lent then explained, “There are 8 AFSP(American Foundation for Suicide Prevention) chapters in New York State alone. Each chapter covers certain locations throughout their area. In the Capital Region alone we have 4 Walks, 1 Hike, 1(college) Campus Walk, and 2 Survivor Day events scheduled in 2016…” Some ways to break the stigma is changing the language we use about suicide, for example, we no longer say that a person “committed suicide” we now say “died by suicide or death by suicide”. As well, we no longer refer to someone who has died by suicide as “a suicide” in the same way we do not refer to a person who died from a heart attack as “a heart attack”.
Members of the Yellow Ribbon Club at Greenville High School attended the walk to bring awareness to the heartbreak of suicide. Greenville Central School recently experienced this pain with the tragic loss of a Greenville student to suicide, leaving many to wonder, “what more could we have done?” “Why couldn’t he ask for help?” Though these questions will remain unanswered, The Yellow Ribbon Club helps inform students at Greenville that there is always someone to talk to if you are feeling depressed and contemplating suicide. The Yellow Ribbon also has resources on how to get the help you need if you are feeling like suicide is the only answer. For further resources on Out of the Darkness Walks, Trainings, the AFSP has an endless list of training and educational classes which can be found by going to www.afsp.org. #ghsblog
Carley Estep Junior, September Brockett Junior, Casey Johnson Junior
Spirit Day:
Students dressed up in Maroon and White for the annual spirit day September 30th, 2016. There was a pep rally during 9th period, then after school the junior varsity and varsity girls volleyball games took place. Both teams won against Cairo-Durham! #ghsblog
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
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Greenville High School 9/28/16 - Boys Varsity Soccer team huddle before their win against Chatham #GHSBlog
Sunday, October 2, 2016
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Greenville High School We had a great spirit week and pep rally! The students' energy is infectious! #GHSBlog
Saturday, October 1, 2016
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Greenville High School A Marc Mero DVD has been donated to the Greenville Public Library. If you missed the presentation or would like to see it again, please visit the public library. #GHSBlog
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Greenville High School Progress on the HS Gym renovations. Still planning for a completion date in early November! #GHSBlog
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