Destination Imagination GCMS and Elementary
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OWL LET YOU KNOW — This Glenwood City Middle School Destination Imagination team completed a service learning project they called “Project Bedtime”. The three-member sqaud took first place at the regional tournament held in Osecola on Saturday, March 7 and qualified for the state tournament for a second straight year. Unfortunately, the State Competition, which had been set for April 18, was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The group collected donations and were able to make 30 blankets as well as collect over 30 books and slipper socks to donate to Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare. Team members, pictured above from left to right, are seventh graders Genna Gretzlock, Elsja Meijer and Emily Tews. Team managers were Lisa Berends and Valerie Meijer. —photo submitted

THE GLENWOOD CITY Elementary team named, the “Ice Cream Sundaes” competed in the Destination Imagination regional tournament held March 7 in Osceola. The squad is comprised of Lillian Fox, Aleena Main, Brooklyn Macheska and Evelyn Gossel. The team was coached by Tiffany Fox. —photo submitted

SUPER People Unite competed in the Improvisational Challenge at the Destination Imagination regional tournament held March 7 in Osceola. This Glenwood City Elementary DI team was comprised of members, from left to right, Jaxon Olson, Charlie Bogie, Michael Quechulpa Lee and Connor Tews. Team Managers were Lisa Berends and Jessica Olson. —photo submitted

GLENWOOD CITY Elementary’s “The Ninja Squad of Awesomeness” competed in the Improvisational Challenge at Destination Imagination regional tournament held March 7 in Osceola. Team members, pictured above from left to right, are: Mason McQuiston, Phillip Shepard, Logan Tews, Josue Quechulpa Lee, Alletta Meijer and Sadie Rudolph. Team managers were Laura J. Lee and John Mastbergen. —photo submitted

