Desi Club hosted its first Bollywood Dance Night on March 18 in the Lyceum at GBS. According to Club Sponsor Sejal Schullo, the night consisted of Bollywood-(the Indian movie industry) themed music and...
This coming summer, GBS will undergo multiple in-school construction projects in order to accommodate larger student enrollment.
The summer construction projects include the conversion of the science/computer...
Speech team members competed in all 14 events at the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) Regional Tournament on Feb. 6 at Warren Township High School, according to Nancy Schultz, new team head coach.
Seniors...
In early November, South opened a brand-new weights facility where the wrestling room was previously located.
According to Steve Stanicek, P.E. instructional supervisor, this new weight room is fully...
The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Learning Community, South’s new science and applied technology educational track, has developed a buddy program that pairs a freshman with...
South’s Giving, Helping And Nurturing Anloga (GHANA) Club is planning a fund-raising campaign this spring for Anloga, a village in Ghana.
GHANA Club was founded by juniors Madison O’Brien and...
Senior Atticus Hebson’s music composition, “Cradle Song,” won first place in its category at the Illinois Music Educators Association (ILMEA) Composition Contest and was performed in a showcase Jan....
More than 80 GBS athletes participated in a day-long workshop known as the Central Suburban League Leadership Conference on Oct. 31, according to Athletic Director Kay Sopocy.
Central Suburban League...
In order to help save the world, all a South student has to do is walk down the hallway to Room 360 on a Wednesday after school, where he or she will find a small group of students determined...
Whether to relieve stress, compete, let go, or hold on, many South students find dance to be the outlet.
“I like the release of emotion that you get through dance, especially contemporary and modern,...
Graphics teacher Christine Memler’s first-semester web-design class spent three months creating a working website for a local small business, Cooper’s Way, which supports no-kill animal shelters by...
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