Green Bay East High School Newspaper
by Dazlin Lee Introducing Jay Martin Galt as our artistic student of February-March of 2024. Jay’s inspiration in their artwork is, Monet’s Sunrise. Jay was chosen as the most Artistic Student of the month due to their outstanding outwork. The effort, time and patience put into their artwork is absolutely breathtaking. What kind of art inspires you the most? “ […]
Read moreBy Guadalupe Rea Advancement Via Individual Determination is a program designed to prepare students for college, especially those who fall into the academic muddle. “Avid college visits have helped me by getting a preview of how college life is going to be, how college students life is and how classes are going to be. You get to see new colleges […]
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By Jackson Heller Let’s be honest. Everyone loves a day off from school. I mean, it’s only human nature. It’s that exhilarating feeling when your parents knock on your door and let you know that there’s too much snow on the ground and school is canceled has still gone unmatched throughout all 18 years of my life. The re-cancellation of […]
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By Jackson Heller The end of December has been a scary one for all GBAPS, let alone East. In an age where school shootings and acts of violence against students are at an all time high, students all around Green Bay were almost met with the grisly reminder that violence can happen, no matter where you are. It all started […]
Read moreBy Zola Kambandu-Schilz Green Bay East High School’s 2021 musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, is a comedic show, set in the roaring ‘20s that parodies aspects of broadway shows and is accompanied by an upbeat, jazz soundtrack, and elaborate, flourishing choreography. Joining the student cast are the pit orchestra, tech and backstage crew on opening night, Friday, November 5 and for […]
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By Jackson Heller As an aspiring comedian and television writer as well as a soccer superfan, Apple TV’s Ted Lasso sounded like a show made in heaven to me. After watching its first season and much of its second season, I can confidently say that Ted Lasso is an excellent, albeit not perfect, sitcom about the beautiful game. Let’s start […]
Read moreBy Jackson Heller I, normally, am not one for the theatre. Ironically, that’s almost exactly how East’s musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, begins. From the first line of Peter Kiernan’s excellently delivered monologue to the last clap in the standing ovation, I was absolutely engrossed in the production brought to life in front of my eyes. The Drowsy Chaperone follows the […]
Read moreBy Lydia Robinson Es Taqueria Michoacan is a local business. Meria Varga, a student at East High School, who’s mother is the owner of Es Taqueria Michoacan and Los Pinches Tacos. Ricarda is a hard worker and owns two businesses. She knows how it feels to have no money and how it feels to have some money. She lived in […]
Read moreBy Jackson Heller If you still think that the issue of vaccination and masking is only a matter of science, you’d be dead wrong. Through social media, word of mouth, and other mass media outlets, practices like vaccination and masking are now seen more as social issues than a question of immunization and prevention of the spread of COVID. Freakonomics, […]
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By Chris Lopez-Henriquez Usually, on a break from school, it is imperative for students to keep their minds off school by resting and having quality time with their families and friends, regardless of the small amounts of homework they may have to do over the break. However, that is no excuse for students not to enjoy their breaks to the […]
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