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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

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“(My trip to Mount Kilimanjaro) was really good but also really hard. It took seven days to climb, five to go up and two to come down. Everyday we would go to a different camp and make camp and spend the night, and as soon as the sun went down it would drop to 30 degrees but during the day it was really nice. The farther we went up the mountain the colder it got, so on summit night it was negative 20 at the top, so we had to wear seven layers. Summit night was the worst night it was 15 hours of climbing and we started at midnight. It took eight hours up and seven hours down. Overall it was a great experience though, and I’m so glad I got to go.”

People of Fenton: Sophomore Sarasee Kiran

Regina Pauly, Social Media Director • October 4, 2018

As he performs alongside his Jazz band members, sophomore Aaron Toth plays his trombone during lunch. They played a total of 9 different songs for their classmates.

Photo of the Day: October 4, 2018

October 4, 2018

While he runs down the field, freshman Trey Hale passes the defensive line. The freshman football team played Alpena on Sep. 27.

Photo of the Day: October 3, 2018

October 3, 2018

“A year ago or so after I started, I began to like swim. When I first jump in, I’m just thinking of how cold it is. But when I’m competing I get so focused on the race that I don’t think. I like improving myself. I want to reach my goals. I want to be the best that I can be so that some day in the future I never have to wonder if I could’ve done better.”

People of Fenton: freshman Rose Haney

October 2, 2018

Yelling is not the best way to parent teens

Taron Masi, Online Editor • October 2, 2018

Over the past 50 years, the way parents discipline their children has gone through some changes. Over time there has been one form of parenting that hasn’t changed at all—yelling. Its safe to say that...

Fire drill procedures change, A.L.I.C.E. drill planned for Friday

Amber Kelly, Opinions Editor • October 1, 2018

After recent events in Parkland FL. and other schools across the nation, students now have to wait for an announcement to dismiss them before exiting the building during a fire. In correlation with law...

In order to raise money for the Negley family, senior Jackson Racette and the boys soccer program took part in Volley 4 a Cure against the volleyball teams. The boys raised $2,017 for the family and the girls raised $3,049.73.

Photo of the Day: September 28, 2018

September 28, 2018

“I have a pretty busy life, I do a lot of things outside and in school. I do ambassadors and cross country; academics and music are important. Music is probably the most important thing between ambassadors and my freetime. When I’m not sleeping or eating, I’m playing guitar, piano, singing, writing music or practicing music, it’s what grounds me and helps me balance out all the stuff I do and relieve stress.”

People of Fenton: junior Patrick Jennings

Regina Pauly, Social Media Director • September 27, 2018

The development of downtown Fentons old “TOPS” lot

Dylan Dockins, Writer • September 27, 2018

The Riverview business complex, funded by Chasse Ballroom Studio owner Michael LaJoice, was set to be built in downtown Fenton in 2016. However, construction ceased when LaJoice confessed to embezzling...

“The greatest lesson I’ve learned from high school is that no one should care what other people think of them. The most important thing for someone to be is themselves and if their peers can’t handle that, that is not their problem. I told myself that this would be my year of confidence; I would stop caring about others’ opinions and so far it’s working; I’ve worn clothes that make me feel unique and this is the happiest that I’ve ever been.“

People of Fenton: senior Emma Senyko

September 25, 2018

Americans need to open their eyes about the Kaepernick ad

Ellie Bennett, Print Editor-in-Chief • September 25, 2018

On Sep. 5 Nike released the now controversial ad starring ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick. If people didn’t see him as a cultural symbol, then they sure can’t ignore he is one now. Kaepernick started...

Decorating posters for the fall sports teams, junior Lillian Huynh and senior Maddie Hayden make posters with the rest of the cheerleading team. The cheerleaders also decorate the hallways for the Homecoming game for each grades theme.

Photo of the Day: September 20, 2018

September 20, 2018

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