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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
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.

The resurge of 70’s, 80’s and 90’s fashion

Hannah Young, Writer • November 27, 2017

Thanksgiving Traditions

Thanksgiving Traditions

Madi Wheeler, Online Editor • November 21, 2017

Working collectively in their pods, freshman Hunter Wheeler, Lucas Shelton, Amir Bohdjelian, Jalen Plumbly along with other classmates use the new technology bought with the bond.

History teacher Matthew Place gets a new classroom design with new computers

Madi Wheeler, Online Editor • October 24, 2017

As his students work collectively in their groups, history teacher Matthew Place observes as they use the new monitors and chromebooks to complete a project that he has given them. “With the new audio...

While other students are studying during their SRT block, senior Makayla Bachman is in the Ruby Zima Auditorium practicing guard with her rifle.

Senior Makayla Bachman competes at a national level for Winter guard

Lauren Koscielniak, Writer • March 24, 2017

Winter guard is a combination of dance, color guard and competitive cheer, which does not include a marching band to perform in front of. Senior Makayla Bachman participates in Winter guard from November...

“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

“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

“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

“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

“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

Nerve injury from drum equipment impacts senior Dominic Dimambro’s running career

Nerve injury from drum equipment impacts senior Dominic Dimambro’s running career

Brendan Triola, Sports Editor • October 28, 2016

Winning the 2015-2016 regional qualifying track meet as a team was one of the most memorable moments in senior Dominic Dimambro’s running career. It almost never happened; he was forced to sit out for...

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