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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
“I am a pretty competitive person and playing cards fulfills that part of me. Cards are really cool if you think about it because there are so many different games you play with just 52 little pieces of paper. Also, I grew up playing card games with my family so card games have become a little sentimental to me.” - sophomore Ceci Dockins

People of Fenton: sophomore Ceci Dockins

Molly Killian, Lifestyles Editor • March 26, 2020

“A lot of times people will come up and ask me what I do for a living and I’ll say ‘I teach’, and they’ll ask what do you teach ‘well I teach art’ and I’ll always see their faces light up because everyone can relate to being in highschool. I realized how lucky I am to get to spend my days in the art helping kids and inspiring them to create things they’ll cherish.” - Kristin McDowell

People of Fenton: Kristin McDowell

John Sabato, Writer • March 24, 2020

“I’m a part of the two-year medical assisting program at GCI. In the program, we learn tons of different skills, like taking vitals, EKGs, CPR, filing, injections, and more. However, my favorite part of the program is the clinical rotations. For the entire second semester of both years, I get to go to a hospital or clinic and have on the job training as a medical assistant. This way, I get to exercise my skills in the field and work hands-on with patients. I love being able to work with patients in the clinic and help people understand their health. The program has really taught me the value of a provider and patient relationship. Because nursing is my ultimate career goal, this program has been an incredible resource. At the end of the program, I’ll be eligible to take the RMA (registered medical assistant) exam and work as an MA right out of high school, which is really exciting! I’m hoping this opportunity will open doors for me as I work to advance in the field.” - senior Eileen O’Rourke

People of Fenton: senior Eileen O’Rourke

Anna Weigle, Writer • March 19, 2020

“I've learned that if there are toxic people in your life do not be afraid to cut them out. I know it's hard from experience but it's what is best for both of you. Your physical and mental health is worth more than relationships with people.” - sophomore Emma Schultz

People of Fenton: sophomore Emma Schultz

Angelina Vitarelli, Writer • March 17, 2020

“The reason I went into Ambassadors was that you could say something like my friends convinced me to audition for Ambassadors and I knew a lot of people in the group already and with having music experience in a band it made me want to just go for it. It helped me transition better into the group.” - senior Autumn Decker

People of Fenton: senior Autumn Decker

Hannah Young, Online Editor • March 12, 2020

“I’m a very friendly person and I tried my hardest at Band Camp to go around smiling and waving, just making friends and trying to make people as happy as I was. I’d like to think others see I’m friendly, I make friends kind of easily; I’m funny, happy, and sociable. I like to think I’m a pretty happy person. I have my moments where I’m not always my best, but I try to come back from those and be a better person afterwards and try to fix myself and change myself for the better.” - senior Jasmine Reyes

People of Fenton: senior Jasmine Reyes

Cameron Carlson, Writer • March 10, 2020

“If I could go back in time I would go to the 1960s. In my opinion, that was the best era for music. Artists like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr changed the world of music. Their soft lyrics and Vegas aura were unique and never seen before. These artists are laced with your family: my mother grew up listening to them and therefore I grew up listening to them and appreciating the beauty and diversity behind their works. Listening to these artists is one avenue my family bonds over. I have 75 albums total of old music and a turntable with speaker and amplifier. Coming home from a stressful day and just being able to put an album on the player always calms me down.” - senior Jaden Lainesse

People of Fenton: senior Jaden Lainesse

Lydia Podlesak, Assistant Print Editor-in-Chief • March 5, 2020

“This year has exceeded my expectations; I thought that we’d have a good year, but I wasn’t expecting us to place at districts and make it to regionals for the first time in our schools history. We lost a lot of experienced people this year, and it’s awesome to see this team come together to make something special happen. Hopefully we can build on this next year and make this more than a one time thing.” - junior Mackenzie Durant

People of Fenton: junior Mackenzie Durant

Grahm Staib, Writer • March 3, 2020

“I would say my heroes are my friends.They have the ability to make me laugh and smile. I think because we are going through the same things, senior year, family stuff, and big changes coming, we’ve been able to understand and sympathize with one another, bringing us all even closer. I can go to them for something serious, but we can always laugh together, too. What really makes them my heroes is their ability to motivate me, comfort me and laugh with me.” - senior Sarah Lowell

People of Fenton: senior Sarah Lowell

Gracie Warda, Online Editor-in-Chief • February 27, 2020

“I believe in always helping others and being selfless in general. I never try to focus on myself all that much, instead I try to see how I can make things better for everyone. It probably stems from my beliefs: I am Christian. I just try to see what’s important to me. Through recent years, a lot of my friends have been having hard times and I make an effort to give them attention. Sometimes, it’s not about just asking what’s wrong, but trying to hang out with them and be there to show them that life is still good and that things will get better once they get past what they’re going through. Show them that they can be happy, make them laugh, be silly together.” - junior Luke Snowaert

People of Fenton: junior Luke Snowaert

Andrea Elsholz, Features Editor • February 25, 2020

“My family has a very different view of me than my friends, but I would say they would say I’m very fun to be around. That I’m also a very hard worker and always busying myself with some sort of activity. Also, I always want to bring people together, to always make new friendships and create great memories. Lastly that I never leave anyone out I will always create a bigger group if needed. I’m a social butterfly.”- sophomore Jessica Dunkel

People of Fenton: sophomore Jessica Dunkel

Riann Masi, Writer • February 20, 2020

“The greatest life lesson I’ve learned is that you have to work really hard for what you want. When I was little, my parents always told me how hard I have to work if I really want to be successful. As a kid I never really understood that until high school when I started to really work hard in the classroom and at sports practices and workouts. I feel like I give myself the greatest chance to be great at something if I really work hard and try my best.” - sophomore Connor Luck

People of Fenton: sophomore Connor Luck

Sydney Bommersbach, Assistant Online Editor-in-Chief • February 18, 2020

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