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The student news site of Fenton High School

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The student news site of Fenton High School

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“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 alzheimers 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

Varsity sport managers volunteer time to help, lead a group

Varsity sport managers volunteer time to help, lead a group

Delaney Bryson, Writer March 7, 2017

They watch from the sidelines with eyes glued firmly to each player. They record every move made by the team. Every point is quickly jotted down into a small notepad to be surveyed by the coach at the...

The Robotics team competes Steampunk robot this season

Lilly McKee, Writer March 5, 2017

The Titanium Tigers are on a mission to inspire a passion for science, technology, friendly competition, teamwork and leadership. The Robotics team is required to build a robot that follows the theme called...

Home Stretch: Now is the time to focus more than ever, senior class

Shelby Kienast, Features Editor March 4, 2017

As graduating seniors walk across the stage and receive their diplomas, they enter the next stage of life, full of new beginnings and opportunities. However, for some students, this is not a reality. A...

“I try to plan ahead a lot, I dont 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

Seniors wait listed, time frame to make decisions are closing

Ellie Vasbinder, Writer March 3, 2017

This is the moment students wait for: to open their letter of admission and read the words, “We are pleased to inform you that you have been offered a spot in the upcoming class of…” Except this...

“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 its 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

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