As the 17-18 school year comes to an end it is time for The Rambler to be put to bed for the summer. The Rambler staff has written some last words as a goodbye to all of our dedicated readers. Allie Hundt High school journalism has been a great learning experience for me. I was always interested in writing for a publication, and I am glad I joined this staff. To anyone considering becoming a part of newspaper, I would definitely recommend it. It ha...

Glenwood celebrated the graduation of the class of 2018 on May 20. Principal Richard Hutchinson said he will remember this class as giving and willing to help the community. The 2018 class has broken school records and proven themselves among the community to be hard working. With over 130 graduates, this class will work to make a difference as they pursue new adventures. This class had 30 graduates who were members of National Honor Society, eig...

As the season winds down, the Lady Rams continue to impress on the track. On May 7, Glenwood competed in the Hawkeye Ten Conference Track Meet in Harlan, where they won with 161 points, claiming their fourth conference championship in the last five years. The Lady Rams had four victories on the night, three of them coming in relays, winning the sprint medley, 4x100 and 4x200. The lone individual victor was freshman Emma Hughes, who captured...

Glenwood Fine Arts night honored all the hard work that speech, choir, band and art students have put in throughout the year. On May 8 students, parents, and staff gathered in the auditorium for a night of performances and awards. The overall speech award went to senior Ebony Belt, the overall theatre award went to senior Micah Brauch and the Patrick S Gilmore Award went to senior Lauryn Scott. Certificates were also given to junior Kate Smith...