Goodland High School GWAC Art Show Results, including Best in Show and People's Choice award winners!
JH:
Mikayla Scott “Kaleidoscope of Colors” and “Moonlit Stroll”
Ileana Lima “Lotus Flower Monoprint”
McKenna Schick “Kansas Proud”
Raegan Wolak “Still Life”
HS Top 15:
Faith Connell “Words Within My Heart”
Paige Fulwider (3 art works) “Pop Art” “Stars Over My Flowers” and “Desert Vibes”
Wyatt Arntt “Tools of the Trade”
Aleah Tew “Whale” and “You Better Start Running Lil Buddy”
Erin Baughman “Mistress of the Abyss”
Havon Rickard “Wasteland”
Jareth Madrigales “Soul Searching”
Madison Austin (3 art works) “Leeloo” “5th Element: Alien” and “Child’s playground”
Candy Flores “Nosotras North Callaremos”
3-D Best of Show: Madison Austin with her air dry clay sculpture “5th Element: Alien”
People’s Choice Award: Aleah Tew with her acrylic painting “You Better Start Running Lil Buddy”
Yesterday, the Goodland band students got to work with the awesome Dr. Phillip Payne! They all had a great time with him and learned a lot - Thank you so much for coming all the way out and spending the day with us!
Schedule for JH Track & Field at Holcomb today. All times on this schedule are in Central Time. Go Cowboys and Cowgirls!!
Holcomb High School has a construction project going on at their football field this spring. Please take a look at the revised map before traveling there tomorrow. Good luck Cowboys & Cowgirls!!!
Students had a successful day in Colby at the CDEs! We competed in horse judging and floriculture. Results are as follows:
Senior Team Horse Judgjng- 1st place
Sienna Baehler- 2nd individually
Sarah Nemechek- 5th individually
Katelynn Hill- 20th individually
Floriculture Team placed 6th for their first time! Fantastic job ladies!
Prom Photo Information:
https://m.mp-app.com/brittneysphotography/GHSProm2024/
GJSH vocal classes and voice students got to work with the wonderful Jayne Humphrey Pearce from Wallace who was in the Air Force Singing Sergeants. Thank you for coming to clinician our students!
Final Prep for State FCCLA is underway in Wichita today! Good luck ladies!
Candy Flores WON the $1000 scholarship for her digital portrait in the
KNEA Student Voice Campaign on Social Justice!
Candy's artwork has been turned into a large banner and will be featured on the outside of theKNEA headquarters in Topeka, KS. Candy was honored in Wichita this weekend for her artwork. We enjoyed a fancy dinner and ceremony Friday night and she was honored again Saturday morning at the KNEA conference featuring all the delegates from the state of Kansas. Visit justimaginejustice.org to see her art work and read her artist's statement about her work.
We were able to pick up a double header this next week for our baseball team. We will play Hays TMP here in Goodland on Thursday. First pitch will be at 3:00 mst.
State Science Olympiad competition is heating up at Wichita State!
Don't forget to order your 2023-24 JH Yearbook! Online orders are due April 18th. If they need to order by cash/check, order forms are available and due April 12!
Kaelyn Schilling, 9th, came away with the Greenhand division at District Livestock Judging yesterday in Hays! She beat out 106 other contenders!
Baseball Schedule Change:
We lost our double header scheduled for Friday vs. Stanton County. However, we did pick up a JV Double Header in Scott City on Friday. We will continue to look for another varsity date. First pitch in Scott City will be at 3:00 MST.
Junior High Date Change:
We will be attending the Middle school track meet in Oakley on Monday, April 8th. The meet begins at 8:00 Mountain Time. This meet will replace the meet that was scheduled for May 2nd. Departing time for next Monday will be 6:00 MST.
Cowgirls host the Hugoton 🦅 today! First pitch at 3pm!
Baseball roadtrip today! Go get 'em boys!
Golfers on the move today! Good luck!
Candy Flores, 9th, won the 2024 KNEA Student Expression Campaign: Just Imagine Justice, a visual arts contest. Candy is a freshman at Goodland Junior Senior High School. Her digital artwork titled “Nosotras No Callaremos” depicts a Native American woman with a red handprint covering her mouth and a fire-ravaged mountain landscape in the background. Candy will receive a cash award and prize package at the awards gala in Wichita on April 5th and 6th. Her artwork is being made into posters and will be featured at the Capital building in Topeka. Candy is such a kind, sweet student and a friend to all. She is always so polite and so respectful, which makes her even more deserving of this award. She is a very talented young artist. She plans to do the Junior-Senior option for Computer Graphics and to pursue a career in Graphic Design.
Candy’s artist statement about her work says, “Statistics show us that approximately 1,500 American Indian and Alaska Native missing persons have been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) throughout the U.S. and approximately 2,700 cases of Murder and Nonnegligent Homicide Offenses have been reported to the Federal Government’s Crime Unit. This art piece is to inspire and educate the public about this horrific injustice to our indigenous population. We will not be silent.”
A reminder that GJSH Site Council will meet at 3:30 pm in the GJSH Library this Wednesday, April 4th! See you there!