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Jenna Jordan

Jenna Jordan, Co-Editor-in-Chief

Jenna Jordan is a senior and third year writer for the Zephyr. This year she is thrilled to be co-editor-in-chief and continue to write for the opinion staff, as well as try something different with news writing. In her free time, Jordan enjoys cuddling with her dogs, jamming to music in her car and being a part of the color guard team.

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Junior Owen Reuter asks senior Lindsey Griffith to Prom.

Poster perfect ways to prom-pose

April 8, 2022
A few posters for the events coming up soon. Everyone is sure to find something to enjoy.

Event Blurbs: Spring into these events

March 12, 2022
Students give a thumbs up now that COVID infection rates are decreasing.

COVID Update: Spring 2022 outlook

February 23, 2022
Girls Service Club members take sign ups at a table outside the cafeteria. All students 16+ are encouraged to donate.

Make A-Positive Impact: GSC hosts annual blood drive

February 5, 2022
Students help graduation coordinators sort and count food for the senior service project. This years service project will be preparing food bags for the Meals 4 Morgan backpack program.

The Hassle for the Tassel: A student’s guide to Senior Day

December 8, 2021
The JROTC students raise their trophies high after placing in competition. The program is a tight knit community, always working together to do their best.

An inside look at JROTC

November 18, 2021
None of the Above performs in Shallowford Square. Their music is a distinct blend of bluegrass with each band members personal style.

Event Blurbs: 2021 fall festivities

October 7, 2021
Students work together in class despite having to wear masks. The mask mandate will stay in place for at least the first 9 weeks of school.

The COVID Update: Students mask up to return to school

September 15, 2021
A woman removes her mask as mandates are being lifted. Those who have been vaccinated are no longer required to wear masks.

End of an Era: Returning to normalcy at close of the pandemic

May 28, 2021
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. During this time we need to truly focus in on the mental well-being of everyone and learning even more about it.

How Far We’ve Come: A look into the evolvement of mental health care

May 10, 2021
Every brand of Watermelon Energy drinks that was tried for this article.

The Best “Bang” For Your Buck: What’s the best energy drink?

April 7, 2021
Students shown walking to class following the new safety guidelines implemented when coming to school in-person.

Point vs Counterpoint: Is going back to school safe?

February 24, 2021
Spending the holidays at home is cozy and gives an excuse to go all out on the decorations.

No place like home for the holidays

December 13, 2020
Furry friends love fall weather just as much as their owners do!

Falling in love with fall

November 3, 2020
Work It: Balancing school and work is possible

Work It: Balancing school and work is possible

September 20, 2020
Winterguard practices routine with flags. Currently their championship has been canceled. Picture Credits: Alex Westover

Party of None: Winterguard championships cancelled due to COVID-19

March 27, 2020
Deaf people throughout history and today are leaving major impacts on society and changing the world for the better.

Deaf History Month: People who make a culture

March 3, 2020
Diet culture needs to die

Diet culture needs to die

December 25, 2019
Jenna Jordan showcases the talent required to perform in color guard. This activity finally needs the respect it deserves.

Football Isn’t the Only Sport on Friday Nights: Color guard is a sport

November 18, 2019
Students show off what they wear while walking to lunch. What kind of impression did your first day outfit give off?

The First Impression: Students need to dress up

September 16, 2019
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