Willy Wonka

January 25, 2010  
Filed under Event Calendar

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FBLA Leadership Conference

February 18, 2010 • Claire Cooper  
Filed under News

The high school group Future Business Leaders of America, was designed to help prepare students for a successful career in business. On February 1, Grand Junction High School FBLA members joined other FBLA groups for a conference. The groups present were all “District 9″ groups,... Read more »

Stay Connected With Mike Bamford

February 18, 2010 • Richard Gonzales  
Filed under Top Stories, Uncategorized

Kelly Bamford, mother of Grand Junction High School student Mike Bamford, has created a website to allow Mike’s friends and family to stay in the loop regarding his journey with leukemia. The website, mylifeline.org, provides free web pages for cancer patients, survivors, and their caregivers. ... Read more »

Coaching the Freshman Girls Basketball Team

February 18, 2010 • Erin Lielkoks  
Filed under Sports

While the freshman girls may not be as experienced as the junior varsity and varsity basketball players, the youngsters show enthusiasm and passion for the sport. The talent on this year’s GJHS freshman girls team is spread between many different players in a variety of positions. The 14 players... Read more »

Grand Junction High School Poms

February 18, 2010 • Taylor Foster  
Filed under Sports

Poms is a year-round sport. From tryouts in late April, practices, the time in between camp over summer, football games, Regionals, then off to State, and back home for basketball games. The cycle begins all over again. While most people consider poms to be a club or organization, but the... Read more »

Letter to the Editor: Hypocrisy

February 18, 2010 • Dakota Hutchinson  
Filed under Opinion

Meaningless, derogatory and contradictory, all characteristics of our school cheers. As students of Grand Junction High School we have enjoyed making up many creative cheers. Derogatory in nature, School administrators deem the cheers inappropriate although we students believe they express school... Read more »