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Riann Masi

Riann Masi, Writer

As a junior, this is Riann Masi’s second year on staff, where she is currently a writer. While Riann loves being on the InPrint staff, she also loves traveling, participating in sports, such as Cross Country, Softball, and Basketball, and also taking part in her community. Riann is a part of the schools KEY Club and Student Council and is excited for the new experiences, challenges and changes of the upcoming year.

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“I want to go into engineering, preferably Civil Engineering. Ever since I was about the age of ten or eleven. My dad is an engineer and I've looked up to him as a major role model. Also the job always seems entertaining, you’re not always sitting at a desk or a cubical, there’s always something to look forward to.” - junior Grayson Mckenzie

People of Fenton: junior Grayson Mckenzie

July 14, 2021
2021 final exams at Fenton High

2021 final exams at Fenton High

May 27, 2021
Fenton Highs Varsity Baseball team

Fenton Highs Varsity Baseball team

May 23, 2021
Construction in Fenton

Construction in Fenton

May 12, 2021
The meaning of Newscast to video students

The meaning of Newscast to video students

March 16, 2021
Spring Sports pushed back to late March

Spring Sports pushed back to late March

March 14, 2021
Opinion: The pros of Amazon prime

Opinion: The pros of Amazon prime

March 5, 2021
Sunny continues his journey at Fenton High

Sunny continues his journey at Fenton High

March 2, 2021
“To be honest, I’m not completely sure where I’m going after high school. I’m torn between a few colleges, but I am leaning towards attending the University of Michigan-Flint or Kettering. I do know however, I plan on pursuing a degree and career in engineering.” -senior Hunter Wheeler

People of Fenton: senior Hunter Wheeler

February 18, 2021
The history of Fenton High

The history of Fenton High

January 27, 2021
Opinion: Should students be allowed snow days while online

Opinion: Should students be allowed snow days while online

January 18, 2021
Opinion: High school students are losing their high school experience.

Opinion: High school students are losing their high school experience.

December 9, 2020

People Of Fenton: senior Wyatt Haiss

November 11, 2020
Varsity golf team takes fifth in states

Varsity golf team takes fifth in states

November 11, 2020
Big Apple Bagel cafe is now open

Big Apple Bagel cafe is now open

November 10, 2020
Traditions families participate in during the fall

Traditions families participate in during the fall

October 30, 2020
Opinion: The Keto diet is not healthy

Opinion: The Keto diet is not healthy

October 26, 2020

People of Fenton: freshman Jake Nichols

October 19, 2020
How are athletes changing the way they play because of Covid

How are athletes changing the way they play because of Covid

October 14, 2020
“I have been doing many different activities to keep me busy throughout quarantine so far. I’ve started weight lifting and working out a lot more, I have been helping around my house and doing yard work a lot more, also making dinner and picking up groceries. Schoolwork, along with the fact that I just started to go back to work, has also been keeping me busy.” - sophomore Austin Pedlar

People of Fenton: sophomore Austin Pedlar

June 2, 2020
Opinion: The coronavirus quarantine should not continue

Opinion: The coronavirus quarantine should not continue

May 8, 2020
Opinion: Online schooling is beneficial for students

Opinion: Online schooling is beneficial for students

April 29, 2020
“My ideal summer would have to be playing softball all day hopefully in another state. Hanging out with my friends and playing my favorite sport would be a dream. The weather would be sunny, but not too hot with a slight breeze. I am most excited to play softball of course, but also get to travel and see the different states.” - sophomore Lauren Miller

People of Fenton: sophomore Lauren Miller

April 7, 2020
Varsity competitive cheer attends regional competition

Varsity competitive cheer attends regional competition

March 6, 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

February 20, 2020
“My favorite activity to do in the summer is to go down to the beach with friends and swim. I also have a tradition with some friends to wake up super early in the morning and go out to get coffee and hang out the whole day finding things to do and just have a great time. I love traveling in the summer to whether it’s going up north or out of the state, I love seeing the different views. All in all I love spending summer near water and hanging out with some of my best friends.” - sophomore Lauren Wolf

People of Fenton: sophomore Lauren Wolf

February 13, 2020
Tristyn Cox slices through the ice on Honeybaked hockey team

Tristyn Cox slices through the ice on Honeybaked hockey team

February 5, 2020
Dearborn and Dexter high schools offer alternative sports

Dearborn and Dexter high schools offer alternative sports

January 30, 2020
“I would like to live in California. I would like to live there because there are so many opportunities for me to pursue. Also the landscape and views I could be able to experience and tell others about. My family is also a reason for California being one of the major states I would live in. My grandpa and cousins live in California and it would be great to spend time with them, more than I do now.” - sophomore Brady Tallman

People of Fenton: sophomore Brady Tallman

January 16, 2020
“My vision has changed very drastically in the sense of how much harder I would have to work for the grades I wanted and I experience I thought I would have. Before coming into high school I believed classes might be harder, but still be as easy as middle school. At the start of freshman year I barely put any effort into my grades and it showed. Now being in my second year of high school, I understand the amount of work and effort I need to put into my grades. My vision of high school changed, but for the better. I’ve pushed myself to become the student I believed I could be.” - sophomore Emma Novak

People of Fenton: sophomore Emma Novak

January 14, 2020
“If I were stranded on an island I would bring a fishing net and a boat. I would bring these items to an island because both of them can save my life and provide me with safety. I would take the fishing net with me because it would be able to provide food and trap animals that may want to harm me. I would bring a boat because it’s an obvious escape from the island. Also if there is no nearby land to escape to this boat can also provide me to go further out into the sea to retrieve more food.” - sophomore Dylyn Nichols

People of Fenton: sophomore Dylyn Nichols

January 9, 2020
“Being apart of the swim team has definitely changed my high school experience. Swimming has changed high school for the better and made me so much more comfortable in the school's environment, it makes me feel more involved. Being part of the swim team has also lead me to make a ton of relationships with friends I would not have made without the sport. I plan to do it all four years because without it high school would not feel the same.” - sophomore Gracie Olsen

People of Fenton: sophomore Gracie Olsen

January 7, 2020
“My favorite part of High school has definitely been being apart of a team sport. I’ve played three years of high school sports so far, participating in soccer and bowling. I’ve loved the atmosphere of being apart of a family with my teams. Creating great bonds with my teammates and coaches.” - senior Chase Coleman

People of Fenton: junior Chase Coleman

January 6, 2020
“My sister leaving for college was very hard for me because it affected my whole life not just my home life, but at school as well. It affected my home life because she wasn’t around when I needed her or when I needed a sister to talk to. It’s also a lot harder for me to get places now since I cannot drive and neither can my brother, my parents are divorced so my older sister Kyle drove my brother and I everywhere. Another hard part is not being able to talk to her face to face, her now living a state away at Baldwin Wallace University. It’s affected my school life because she knew how to help me with my school work when even my parents were confused. Having my sister around at home and school was a comfort I felt I took for granted.” - sophomore Jordyn Bliss

People of Fenton: sophomore Jordyn Bliss

December 19, 2019
Photo credit: Grace Olsen

Sophomore Grace Olsen wins states for girls swim

December 10, 2019
FHS Jazz Band becomes competitive

FHS Jazz Band becomes competitive

December 3, 2019
Opinion: Mental health days are necessary for student health

Opinion: Mental health days are necessary for student health

November 19, 2019
Sophomore Ben Chapple hits the field post injury.

How Soccer injuries can affect the players

October 17, 2019
Opinion: Fenton High should not have an open campus

Opinion: Fenton High should not have an open campus

October 3, 2019
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