This is the fourth part in a series about four high school seniors going through the process of preparing for graduation, applying for scholarships and getting ready for college. Meet Hilary Swan of Grand Island Northwest, Jason Brisbin of Grand Island Senior High, Tim Dvorak of Grand Island Central Catholic and Rainielle Anderson of Heartland Lutheran.

Columnist Sarah Kuta will graduate Sunday from Senior High. She uses this week's column to give what would be her commencement address to her classmates.

Murder trods the boards in the final production of the year for GISH. Watch video preview.

Alvin Kowalski's donation provides emotional surprises at school's annual dinner and auction. But young farmer says it's the kind of caring and support that his school is made of.

Columnist Zac Brokenrope recounts the things from high school he won't forget.

When she was a special education program coordinator at Walnut Junior High, Vikki Deuel spent part of her summers working with Assistant Principal Bud Nelson on schedules for students. Deuel, now Walnut principal, vividly remembers the process.

Chuck Matson of the Omaha Police Department was one of the speakers at the first-ever Middle School Youth Congress, sponsored by the Central Nebraska Council on Alcoholism and Addictions on Wednesday at College Park.

It seems as though "peace and quiet" has put its tail between its legs and hightailed it out of America, sprinting with its hands over its ears toward the hills from "The Sound of Music." Even the sweet yodeling sounds of Julie Andrews are better than the new kind of mogul that's waffle-stomping our great country: noise.

Andric Hofrichter and Aaron Beye lean forward, their index fingers ready to spring. Barely after the question is started, one buzzes in, finishes the question, then reels off a word-for-word Bible passage from memory to answer it. It's a jaw-dropping display of reflex and recall, but for the Grand Island Bible quiz team, it's par for the course.

Columnist Zac Brokenrope discribes his journey with a friend to get tested.