The high school is fortunate to have professional facilities for the study of plants, energy conservation and landscaping. Our local efforts are centered on the courtyards. Our landscaping projects help make the school more cheerful. Our greenhouse is used to produce the plants for our projects. If you have an interest in science/ecology, the Biology Club is for you. Advisors: Mrs. Susi, Mr. Gardiner

This club works in conjunction with the Jazz Band Club. This organization performs at school related, community and charitable activities. The Choir Club has given to the local Food Pantry and collected items for those in need overseas. Practices are held at times outside the school day. Advisor: Mrs. Were

The Computer Club is a hands on computer experience integrating computer skills and marketing. Students will be exposed to Web designing with the possibility of fund raising using the skills acquired in the club. Fund-raising events will be used toward guest speakers, the latest technological advances, as well as possible field trips to see how computers enhance work places. Advisor: Mrs. McCue

DECA is involved in the career field of marketing, merchandising and retail management. Outstanding field trips provide exposure to state and national programs. DECA also operates out of the School Store. Advisor: Mr. Murdico

Do you want to know more about the culture of other countries? Then join the GHS Foreign Language Club. We will have at least one foreign food dinner, a trip to Canada, and other interesting activities. Meetings will be held once a month. The club is open to all students. You are invited to join for fun and adventure.  Advisor: Ms. Bernas

This group performs at school related, community, and charitable activities. Practices are held at times outside the school day. Jazz Band membership is selective, limited first to qualified currently enrolled band members and then to qualified students who are not registered in the band program. Instructor: Mr. Savage

The Key Club is a school and community service organization that participates in projects designed to assist both our school and community. Advisor: Mr. Thompson

This activity fosters a spirit of competition among students by engaging them in a scholastic trivia competition that covers all areas of school curriculum. The top contenders compete as a team in a scholastic trivial pursuit competition with other schools from the capital district. Advisor: Mr. Vanarnum

Students audition for parts and put on drama productions in the fall and spring. There is a stage crew that is also involved with the productions. Advisor: Mr. Burnett

SGA is the student governing body at GHS. It serves as a liaison among the administration, faculty, and student body. SGA has representatives elected by each class and a large number of representatives-at-large from each class. The bi-monthly meetings of SGA are open to everyone, and students are encouraged to attend. Visit the SGA Website. Advisor: Mrs. Barranco & Ms. Catchpole

SADD promotes awareness of the problems of drinking and driving and other negative decisions and their consequences. Advisor: Mrs. Bobowski

Any student in grades 9 - 12 who is interested in becoming a member of the library staff should see the librarian. Some of the duties include charging out books, shelving books, stamping new magazines, running errands, and assisting the librarian in clerical tasks. Librarian: Mrs. Orleanski

The "Husky Growl" is published numerous times throughout the year. Students serve in various roles as reporters, photographers, and editors. Advisor: Mrs. Alam

The Technology Club attempts to broaden and deepen the interest and knowledge of students in the technological world, provide an opportunity to apply knowledge gained in other courses, and promote the use of technology at GHS. Advisor: Mr. Nares

The staff all work hard together to create the challenges of style and content. Hard workers are needed for the promotions staff which sells advertising and book orders. Good photographers are also in demand. Advisor: Shelbi Lewis, Sue Stein, and Carol Meinecke.