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Fenton InPrint Online
The student news site of Fenton High School

Fenton InPrint Online
The student news site of Fenton High School

Fenton InPrint Online
McKenzie Lookebill

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief

McKenzie Lookebill is a senior and the Online Editor in Chief for the Fenton InPrint. This is her third year on staff. She is the Vice President of Key Club, the Vice President of UNICEF, and the Public Relations Officer for National Honor Society. In her free time she sings, reads, and watches movies. She plans on going to college to major in pharmacy or nursing with a minor in journalism. McKenzie looks forward to make progress in newspaper and make the most out of her senior year.

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At this weekends meet, junior Joey Haiss shows his excitement as his teammate gets first place in his event. The boys swim team competed against approximately 12 schools and they earned second place at their county meet.

2017-18 First Team Flint Metro League athletes

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
April 25, 2018
Five classic movies everyone should watch at least once

Five classic movies everyone should watch at least once

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
April 2, 2018
Following the school shooting that took place yesterday at Great Mills High School in Maryland, City of Fenton police spend the day to reassure students of their safety.

[Photo] Photo Of The Day: March 21, 2018

March 21, 2018

[Video] International Day of Happiness

March 20, 2018
“Initially I really enjoyed history, but now that I am here and I just like interacting with students and being able to help them. The thing with history is that jobs in that subject weren’t that available when I was looking. Science is my minor and those jobs are always available, so I have never actually taught social studies even though I majored in history. I definitely see myself here in 10 years, still teaching. This school is close to home and I get to be a part of the community. I get to see kids outside of school, working or whatever they do. It’s nice and different than when I was teaching in Flint. There wasn’t as much of a sense of community, it was bigger and a lot of the kids were from surrounding towns. I would see a few here or there every once and a while, but not as often as here. It makes me feel like I am making a difference, like I am helping out and giving back to my community.”

People of Fenton: Science Teacher Lonny Green

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
March 20, 2018

[Video] Parkland walk in memorial

March 14, 2018
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Public Restrooms should enforce the use of hand dryers

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
March 6, 2018
New Bubble Tea business in Grand Blanc

New Bubble Tea business in Grand Blanc

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
March 5, 2018
New opportunities available once students reach age of majority

New opportunities available once students reach age of majority

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
February 22, 2018
“Come May my daughter will finally graduate and become a registered nurse. I am proud because she has worked so hard for it and she worked from the time she got out of high school and had three children. The oldest is 13 and the youngest is 5, but she had a hard time trying to get through. It is important so she will be able to take care of her and her children without depending on anybody. I have taken care of her children while she works over the weekends, while she goes to her clinicals by taking them to their dance or football. I have been there for the whole thing to support her. I am very proud of her for sticking with it and achieving her goal.”

People of Fenton: Hallway Aid Marla Pilarius

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
February 9, 2018
“Friends will come and go and you should always value family because in the end they are always going to be your friend and they will always be with you. I have a small family and I have lost a brother and it makes you really think about life and who is important to you. I had a very good relationship with both of my brothers and my father left when I was three so they were like father figures to me. I respected them. My mom instilled it in us as we were growing up. I would tell my brother I love him and I wish he was here with me.”

People of Fenton: Hallway Aid Donna Fletcher

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
February 7, 2018
Manley addressed the three main questions he is often asked a a lawyer and their importance.

Criminal Defense Attorney Michael P. Manley visits Forensics class

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
February 6, 2018
On Tuesday Feb. 6, Michael Manley visited the fourth block of Forensics to discuss his career as a criminal defense lawyer.

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“So something I have started to teach myself is to stop self sabotaging, like even if you are really tired and you don’t want to ge up and wash your face or brush your teeth, you should still do it anyways. You have to take care of yourself by not taking care of you and doing what you know you should do. Like if you don’t want to do your homework, you should. Don’t purposely not do something because you don’t feel like it, you should always take care of yourself. If I do all i need to at night and have the same morning routine I don't feel as stressed, or that I have as much to think about. It helps you with your self esteem and your self confidence because you know you are doing it and you are good.”

People of Fenton: Senior Macyn Stevens

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
February 5, 2018
“We have our show for IB Theatre this weekend, the Laramie Project, we had to go home early and all after school events were cancelled and it will be pulled off well, but with so many snow days and so many people sick, we get really stressed out. We have to relearn staging and reteach staging, we have to sub for people that are gone, but I have to keep my head strong. I have to trust that my cast and class can work on their lines outside of school, and try to be two steps ahead of the game even though we are two steps behind. I am casted Trish Steger and narrator. Everyone has a narrator line or two. I’m Romaine Patterson’s older sister. Trish is very upset about what happened to Matthew Shepard, but she has to be there for her sister and the rest of the community. I think that it’s important to learn a part because you are playing a different character that’s not you, but you learn more about yourself and the difference between you and someone else. You learn about humanity and how people function within society. In this show particularly I have learned to listen to other opinions on both sides of the spectrum, whether its politics, or just personal beliefs. Through the past couple of years I have learned to be more confident with myself, even if it’s scary to do, just go out and do it. The first step in being confident is to look and your fears and ask yourself why you fear it, how you can overcome it. When it comes to said fear, I count to three and do it. I have huge stage fright and any time I go on stage I do my breathing exercises, I stretch, then I count ‘one, two, three’ and go on.”

People of Fenton: Senior Devin Wallen

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
February 1, 2018
“IB Theatre puts a lot of work into the plays we do. Not even just IB Theatre, but the arts in general don’t get a lot of recognition for the work that they do. It’s nice that when we do IB shows, there’s a certain standard we are set to unlike a student show. Tonight I have rehearsal until 9 p.m., I spend a lot of time on theater for people to be like ‘not anyone can do that’. It feels really satisfying to see that people take it seriously. I think that theater has shaped who I am in general, freshman year I took a drama class and I took it because I was awful at public speaking. I still didn’t really do anything in the class, but I have opened up a lot about myself, I don’t care as much about speaking in public. Even though the things we cover in theater are movements I am already passionate about, but getting to do a show like the Laramie project where it covers it and I get to educate other people with it is really cool. It is hard to get people of listen to you when you are just talking about something, so you throw in a show with a learning aspect you are teaching and entertaining. It’s nice to have that forefront to block people off but also have them learn at the same time.”

People of Fenton: Senior Grace Shaw

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
January 30, 2018
In A Minute: College

In A Minute: College

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
January 26, 2018
Three apps to keep 2018 a positive

Three apps to keep 2018 a positive

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
January 25, 2018
LimeBike program makes transportation easier

LimeBike program makes transportation easier

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
January 8, 2018
New Years resolutions promote procrastination toward otherwise reachable goals

New Years resolutions promote procrastination toward otherwise reachable goals

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
January 2, 2018
Christmas classics will remain a staple during the holiday season

Christmas classics will remain a staple during the holiday season

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
December 14, 2017
Inspire others to pay it forward this holiday season

Inspire others to pay it forward this holiday season

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
December 8, 2017
Rachel Green, Winona Ryder, Kate Moss are the superstars of the 90’s along with Cindy Crawford, Brooke Shields, and Kim Basinger of the 80’s with alongside Bianca Jagger, Farrah Fawcett, and Debbie Harry of the 70’s. The fashion trends of the past eras are re-emerging and being reused for a fresh modern trend. The trends of this year are being reused from previous decades that brought today’s culture.

[Photo] The resurge of 70’s, 80’s and 90’s fashion

Hannah Young, Writer
November 27, 2017
Varsity volleyball wins Regional Semi-finals

Varsity volleyball wins Regional Semi-finals

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
November 8, 2017
NHS members volunteer at the MI Google Conference hosted at FHS Nov. 8. Volunteers helped make name tags for mini break out sessions Nov. 9.

[Photo] Photo Of The Day: November 8, 2017

November 8, 2017
The Thrill of Sam Smith's new album release

The Thrill of Sam Smith’s new album release

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
November 6, 2017
FHS hosting Google conference calls for five day break

FHS hosting Google conference calls for five day break

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Cheif
November 1, 2017
Voice your opinion in new "Tweets to the Editor"

Voice your opinion in new “Tweets to the Editor”

McKenzie Lookebill, Online Editor in Chief
September 21, 2017

[Video] Varsity volleyball v. Linden promo

September 19, 2017

[Video] Panera Bread Fundraising Night June 12

June 12, 2017
Junior Sam Deardorff asked sophomore Cami Tiemann “Cami works the hardest, so I noticed that. I wanted to ask someone who runs in track and we both are on the team,” junior Deardorff said. “We met in cross country but we both run in mid-distance for track. I found the idea online and chose this one because I thought it looked the best. I decided last Monday that I wanted to go, so I asked her on Wednesday at our meet. The sign say ‘I ‘relay’ think we should go to prom.’ This is my first high school dance, I’ve never been to homecoming or any other dance before, so I am really excited for the new experience.”

People of Fenton: Promposals

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
May 1, 2017
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[Photo] Band hosts mattress sale to raise money for uniforms

Madi Wheeler, Writer
April 1, 2017
Sophomore history class integrates social media into poster project

Sophomore history class integrates social media into poster project

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 30, 2017
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“I always thought that moving would be really cool, like a change of scenery and the people who you meet won’t know you so if you don’t like something about yourself you can change it and be different almost. But if I was put in that situation I would just be really nervous and scared and probably really shy. I thought about going to New York for film, but I’ve never been there so I don’t know what it’s like there, but it just seems so interesting to me. I would definitely miss my mom and my dog. I don’t know what I would do without my mom everyday because she is probably one of my bestfriends. She’s just a strong woman influence in my life and is everything I aspire to be when I grow up. She is a good leader, like she will take charge of something and she is so good at it and won’t let anyone step on her toes. If someone makes her mad or does something she doesn’t think is right she’ll tell them and make sure they realise that what they’re doing isn’t beneficial. For her job she is a big leader of putting software into hospitals, she works from home and when she’s on phone calls I listen to her and she’s just so smart and uses big words and it’s so fun to listen to her take charge. I don’t want to just live life without knowing my purpose I guess, like her purpose is definitely to be an influential person to people around her because she's such a good leader. Like I want to know what my purpose is in life and if you don’t let people step on your toes or tell you you can’t do this or that you won’t find that purpose. So It’s good to know that I have someone I can look up to for that.”

People of Fenton: Junior Jessica Lynch

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 10, 2017
New CTE program allows students to earn a college degree in high school

New CTE program allows students to earn a college degree in high school

McKenzie Lookebill and Jillian Ferry
March 10, 2017
“Getting through these last few months of high school is hard. I will miss seeing my friends everyday and my SRT family. The majority of high school I will not miss. I think SRT is important because some kids work, play sports and participate in extracurriculars so they don’t have time to do everything. It is a time where students can get caught up and ask teachers for help, which I think is crucial for math and English especially where I think people struggle. SRT is also important because you are with the same group for four years you create a connection while you are there. It gives you a sense of belonging which I think is important. It is a basic level of belonging, where you fit in and people know you. I think I have utilized the time and in the past it has helped. Having a teacher that you can count on and talk to about anything without judgement is important, because they have gone through many of the same things that students have. They usually understand and try to help you figure out the issue to the best of their ability.”

People of Fenton: Senior Skylar Parks

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment
March 9, 2017
“We were sitting at dinner and they just told me papa died. Afterwards we all sat on the couch crying together. I learned how to be patient towards people, right before he died he never remembered people’s names. It was either alzheimer's or dementia, but when people are older and they can’t remember or even just regular people to be patient with them. When teachers don’t have something graded right away, they may have been with their family, or going through something at home, which teachers could consider too. It has made more understanding, because I am more open minded. Everyone is different, and everyone is going through something.”

People of Fenton: Sophomore Emma Senyko

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment
March 7, 2017
“The most meaningful relationship I have is with my mom. She is my best friend and I tell her everything. Whenever I have issues with friends, I go to her and she gives me advice. I had a lot of issues in my friend group in eighth grade, like bullying within my friend group. She helped me get through that situation and helped me realize that I have truer friends out there. She is the reason I have the friends I have today. My happiest moments are on the way to church with my mom every Sunday. We can have deep, meaningful conversations. I appreciate it because during that time I feel safe and comfortable. We will have fun days where we go shopping and to lunch. We live in a house with boys so it's nice to go out and do something fun with her. She has always been the voice of reason and she is always there to help us through anything.”

[Photo] People of Fenton: Andrew G. Schmidt Cook Aid, Michelle Hoffman

March 7, 2017
“The most meaningful relationship I have is with my mom. She is my best friend and I tell her everything. Whenever I have issues with friends, I go to her and she gives me advice. I had a lot of issues in my friend group in eighth grade, like bullying within my friend group. She helped me get through that situation and helped me realize that I have truer friends out there. She is the reason I have the friends I have today. My happiest moments are on the way to church with my mom every Sunday. We can have deep, meaningful conversations. I appreciate it because during that time I feel safe and comfortable. We will have fun days where we go shopping and to lunch. We live in a house with boys so it's nice to go out and do something fun with her. She has always been the voice of reason and she is always there to help us through anything.”

People of Fenton: Andrew G. Schmidt Cook Aid, Michelle Hoffman

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment
March 7, 2017
“I try to plan ahead a lot, I don't try to do things in the moment. I try to break down stuff and plan everything I need to do that day. If a friend asks to hang it on a school night I normally say no, or I mentally check my to do list to see if I am available first. It helps me because I am a huge procrastinator and it helps me get things done.”

People of Fenton: Freshman Regan Lange

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment
March 3, 2017
"My husband brings me my coffee in bed every single day. We are very busy people, we are both principals, our children are heavily involved and I feel like we do not pay attention to each other the way that we should. He will still get up after the alarm goes off and he makes the coffee and bring me a cup, so when my feet hit the floor the first thing I have in my hand is a cup of coffee. It is huge to me, even though it may seem very little. It makes me think that he appreciates me and that he is helping me get my day going right."

People of Fenton: Andrew G. Schmidt Principal, Heidie Ciesielski

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 2, 2017
“The most meaningful relationship I have is with my mom. She is my best friend and I tell her everything. Whenever I have issues with friends, I go to her and she gives me advice. I had a lot of issues in my friend group in eighth grade, like bullying within my friend group. She helped me get through that situation and helped me realize that I have truer friends out there. She is the reason I have the friends I have today. My happiest moments are on the way to church with my mom every Sunday. We can have deep, meaningful conversations. I appreciate it because during that time I feel safe and comfortable. We will have fun days where we go shopping and to lunch. We live in a house with boys so it's nice to go out and do something fun with her. She has always been the voice of reason and she is always there to help us through anything.”

[Photo] People of Fenton: Anonymous 03

March 1, 2017
“The most meaningful relationship I have is with my mom. She is my best friend and I tell her everything. Whenever I have issues with friends, I go to her and she gives me advice. I had a lot of issues in my friend group in eighth grade, like bullying within my friend group. She helped me get through that situation and helped me realize that I have truer friends out there. She is the reason I have the friends I have today. My happiest moments are on the way to church with my mom every Sunday. We can have deep, meaningful conversations. I appreciate it because during that time I feel safe and comfortable. We will have fun days where we go shopping and to lunch. We live in a house with boys so it's nice to go out and do something fun with her. She has always been the voice of reason and she is always there to help us through anything.”

People of Fenton: Anonymous 03

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment
March 1, 2017
“My friends are meaningful in my daily routine you always have them to lean on. I love having friends and hanging out with people because you are never lonely. They like the same things I do. Having someone to talk to when you are feeling down is important because you can’t tell your parents everything, they don’t get it. Friendship is basically like your family, it’s always good to have all kind of friends because there is always someone to talk to.”

People of Fenton: Junior Brandon Higham

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment
February 28, 2017
“God has given me some gift where people tell me things. My husband will always say ‘how in the five minutes of checking out at the store did you get that worker to tell you all of that’. It is just a gift I have where people tell me stories, and I love it. I admire, and I learn from these stories. Anywhere I go I meet all kinds of interesting, fascinating people. Along all of my travels I have heard excellent stories, horror stories, funny stories and dark stories. I don’t judge I just love learning about people, and I am very thankful.”

People of Fenton: English teacher, Lisa McGill

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 27, 2017
“I’m involved in too many things. I'm getting my degree in the Art of Education, it's mainly to renewal my provisional certificate. I am working on my masters, which takes 10 to 15 hours a week of doing assignments with papers, posting and responding. I'm taking my sixth class and they are all about interventions and unit planning in the everyday classroom. I am also the Robotics adviser and we are basically here all of the time. The last two or three weeks I haven't been home before 10 p.m. every night, so it's hard to plan. I have three classes I have to plan for, three preps with an extra section and I need time to spend with my family as well so it is hard to juggle everything at once. Fridays are the only time I get to go home right after school, when I see my nephew. He is one of my favorite people, he is nine months old. My grandparents and all of my immediate family are really close so Fridays and Sundays are for them. It is stressful but if you take it one day at a time, it gets easier. If you think about it like ‘oh I have to get this all done in one day’ then I think it's harder. Step by step, day by day it makes it fine. It is stressful, but I love my job. That is why I teach high school because I like to have conversations with people. That is one of the reasons that I chose high school, you can have conversations with the students about real life, what's the next step and my mistakes that I can share. I love the people I work with, that's one of the reasons I love coming to work. I love solving problems and helping students learn, it's what I love.”

[Photo] People of Fenton: Math teacher, Robotics adviser, Sara Gadwa

February 22, 2017
“I struggle with my weight because I am not happy with the way that I look and I feel like I am being judged all the time. High school norms of judging people make me feel more singled out. Most people see the norms as being skinny and the pictures you see in the magazines, if you see the ‘popular’ kids they are all fit which discourages me. Public or private schools can still give you this feeling, wearing a uniform can make you feel judged because people see it as wearing the brand, even though you could be wearing the same style clothes. Being dressed up and looking the way I want makes me feel happy with the way I look and I do believe in loving who you are and not trying to be someone you are not, but wearing bigger clothes so no one can see me helps me feel better too. It is nice to either be with friends or do school work so I don’t notice people because I am focused on something else. I have started this thing where I get up and workout for a half an hour every morning so that makes me feel good about the day and know that I am making a change. You shouldn’t worry about what other people think, if you don’t want to change, don’t change. If you do want to make a change, make a change and stick to it, you won’t see a difference right away but you will if you work hard.”

[Photo] People of Fenton: Anonymous 02

February 24, 2017
“I struggle with my weight because I am not happy with the way that I look and I feel like I am being judged all the time. High school norms of judging people make me feel more singled out. Most people see the norms as being skinny and the pictures you see in the magazines, if you see the ‘popular’ kids they are all fit which discourages me. Public or private schools can still give you this feeling, wearing a uniform can make you feel judged because people see it as wearing the brand, even though you could be wearing the same style clothes. Being dressed up and looking the way I want makes me feel happy with the way I look and I do believe in loving who you are and not trying to be someone you are not, but wearing bigger clothes so no one can see me helps me feel better too. It is nice to either be with friends or do school work so I don’t notice people because I am focused on something else. I have started this thing where I get up and workout for a half an hour every morning so that makes me feel good about the day and know that I am making a change. You shouldn’t worry about what other people think, if you don’t want to change, don’t change. If you do want to make a change, make a change and stick to it, you won’t see a difference right away but you will if you work hard.”

People of Fenton: Anonymous 02

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 24, 2017
“The first day of my senior spring break, I laid out in the sun for three hours wearing baby oil and no sunscreen. I did this to try to get rid of my pale skin from the winter. My body swelled, my skin blistered and I got sun poisoning. I had to stay out of the sun for the first 7 days of the 16 days we were there. After having five cases of Basal Cell Carcinoma, the ‘good’ skin cancer, I have stopped going to tanning salons. I was diagnosed with skin cancer 10 years after my trip to Florida. There was a little blemish on my chest and for three months it would not go away, so I thought I would go to the dermatologist and have it checked. They cut a little bit of it out and had it tested and it ended up being skin cancer. Now I get body checks, once a year. Recently my skin was red from what I thought was showering, so I thought it was an irritation, it ended up being the cancer again. It saddens me that I cannot be tan. I love being in the sun, but the consequences of living a longer life and being here for my family are more important that having a tan. Wear sunscreen and stop going to tanning salons. Check your skin, if you have a sore or blemish that does not go away get it checked.”

People of Fenton: Anonymous 01

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 23, 2017
“I’m involved in too many things. I'm getting my degree in the Art of Education, it's mainly to renewal my provisional certificate. I am working on my masters, which takes 10 to 15 hours a week of doing assignments with papers, posting and responding. I'm taking my sixth class and they are all about interventions and unit planning in the everyday classroom. I am also the Robotics adviser and we are basically here all of the time. The last two or three weeks I haven't been home before 10 p.m. every night, so it's hard to plan. I have three classes I have to plan for, three preps with an extra section and I need time to spend with my family as well so it is hard to juggle everything at once. Fridays are the only time I get to go home right after school, when I see my nephew. He is one of my favorite people, he is nine months old. My grandparents and all of my immediate family are really close so Fridays and Sundays are for them. It is stressful but if you take it one day at a time, it gets easier. If you think about it like ‘oh I have to get this all done in one day’ then I think it's harder. Step by step, day by day it makes it fine. It is stressful, but I love my job. That is why I teach high school because I like to have conversations with people. That is one of the reasons that I chose high school, you can have conversations with the students about real life, what's the next step and my mistakes that I can share. I love the people I work with, that's one of the reasons I love coming to work. I love solving problems and helping students learn, it's what I love.”

People of Fenton: Math teacher, Robotics adviser, Sara Gadwa

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 22, 2017
“My aches and pains are my greatest struggle, because when people don’t feel well, like the flu or the feeling after exercise, it is wearing and taxing on the body. Fibromyalgia has caused me to look at doctors, use my support group through my family, faith and beliefs. It has made me thankful for what I have, even though I may be down and dumpy I can rely on people in my job and support group. When you are going through a challenging time it is good to know that things are okay. You are never alone, you will always have somebody around. There are tremendous people out there, and if you don’t ask questions then shame on you.”

People of Fenton: Custodian, Dave Van Valin

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 21, 2017
English teacher Sarah Andersen recieves funds outside of the district for independent reading

English teacher Sarah Andersen recieves funds outside of the district for independent reading

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 21, 2017

[Video] Dance team performs at the winter pep assembly

Lauren Koscielniak, Writer
February 18, 2017

International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses allow the possibility of college credit

McKenzie Lookebill, Arts & Entertainment Editor
January 5, 2017

Teens alter the meaning of ‘traditional Christmas’

McKenzie Lookebill, Entertainment Editor
December 15, 2016
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[Photo] Girls swim team uses Olympian ‘cupping’ therapy to ease muscle pain, improve performance

Madi Wheeler, Writer
November 1, 2016
After receiving the news of their win seniors Taylor Mowery and Parker Dagenais pose for a picture during halftime. The two had to compete against five other seniors for the title of king and queen.

[Video] 2016 Homecoming King and Queen

October 18, 2016
Explore the variations of cars in Lot C, D and E

Explore the variations of cars in Lot C, D and E

McKenzie Lookebill, Entertainment Editor
October 6, 2016
FHS publications and multimedia staffs take home individual awards and three Spartan Awards

FHS publications and multimedia staffs take home individual awards and three Spartan Awards

McKenzie Lookebill, Writer
April 23, 2016
JV boys' golf first tournament of the season

JV boys’ golf first tournament of the season

McKenzie Lookebill, Writer
April 20, 2016
Junior Jenna Keiser volunteers at the VFW Hall for their weekly Friday Fish Fry. NHS volunteers help out at the Fish Fry every Friday, making it one of the main events of the organization.

NHS begins the next application process for 2016-17 school year

Mckenzie Lookebill, Writer
March 16, 2016
Student athletes continue onto the next level of athletics

Student athletes continue onto the next level of athletics

McKenzie Lookebill, Writer
February 19, 2016
Pig dissections help Anatomy students learn more about the human body

Pig dissections help Anatomy students learn more about the human body

Mckenzie Lookebill, Writer
January 10, 2016
Less than jolly experiences create memorable moments

Less than jolly experiences create memorable moments

Mckenzie Lookebill, Writer
December 23, 2015

Varsity volleyball team makes their way through Districts

McKenzie Lookebill, Writer
November 4, 2015

Loss of free time does not derail athletes’ focus

McKenzie Lookebill, Writer
October 30, 2015

Varsity Volleyball Team wins 3-0 against Clio

Mckenzie Lookebill, Writer
October 8, 2015
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