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People Of Fenton: senior Liz Donohue

“I’ve discovered that I have a huge passion for painting. Ever since COVID-19 I’ve been able to explore more about myself and hobbies I’m interested in. I struggle with anxiety and depression. So when I’m feeling overwhelmed I use painting as a creative outlet. So each painting that I do has a meaning behind them. When I can’t find the right words, I know I can try to paint what I’m feeling to get out all of the negative energy. My favorite painting that I’ve done is probably one with gradient blues for a background. As well as a silhouette of a girl swinging on a tree. That painting is my favorite because it gives me a reminder to live freely.”
-senior Liz Donohue

January 20, 2021

People Of Fenton: sophomore Libby Woodard

“My favorite part of cheer is probably the stunting and football games. I love being under the lights and learning new stunts. It’s so exciting to get the student section cheering with us and throwing our girls in the air for everyone to watch.”-sophomore Libby Woodard

January 13, 2021

People Of Fenton: senior Kednra Ryan

January 6, 2021

People of Fenton: junior Josh Maier

“My favorite activity would have to be running. I like being outdoors and exercising. In school I run track and cross country, but cross country is my favorite. Outside of school I also run and bike with friends, but I'll do it on my own too.¨
- junior Josh Maier

December 30, 2020

People Of Fenton: sophomore Hana Cashmere

“My favorite part of service is that it’s always a win/win situation. Service gives you the chance to better people’s lives and in return, you get feelings of happiness, fulfillment, and gratitude.” -sophomore Hana Cashmere

December 23, 2020

People of Fenton: senior Brody Stack

“If I hear the phrase ‘be yourself,’ marching band instantly comes to mind, because to me, ‘being yourself’ means expressing yourself and being passionately immersed in something you love. For the last two years, I’ve had the honor of drum majoring on behalf of Fenton’s marching band, and nothing has made me feel more alive. Enveloped in music is where I feel most at home, and most truly myself. I’m extremely grateful for the experiences I’ve had with the marching band, and am excited that the ensemble provides those same experiences for future generations of musicians.” - senior Brody Stack

December 16, 2020

People of Fenton: senior Maddy Anderson

“I would love to open up my own clinic someday. Currently I am taking AP Calc, IB History, IB Lit, AP Stats, IB Bio, and Psych. I decided to take on these classes this year that way college will see me as hard-working and to also save some money. When I get to college I plan on focusing on my majors because I plan on double majoring in Psychology and Business. My dream is to be the person I needed when I was younger. So many teens and children go through depression and have parents who don’t understand. That depression does not discriminate with age or experience of the world.” - senior Maddy Anderson

December 9, 2020

People of Fenton: senior Abby Dolliver

¨I enjoy spending time with my teammates because they are my greatest friends, and my biggest fear would be losing someone I love. Everyone in my life is so important to me, I would be terrified of losing them.¨ - senior Abby Dolliver

December 2, 2020

People of Fenton: junior Marie Herzog

November 18, 2020

People Of Fenton: senior Wyatt Haiss

November 11, 2020

People of Fenton: senior Lily Tisch

“I have always wanted to become a teacher because I genuinely just enjoy being around kids. The reason I decided to take the GCI program was because I get to actually teach kids and get some experience in, before I go into college and the career itself. Being able to see kids grow up and figure out who they are would just be so cool to see and be a part of in a way. The most valuable thing I have learned through the Early Childhood Education program is that hard work pays off. The children have so much growth from the beginning of the year compared to the end.” - senior Lily Tisch

November 4, 2020

People of Fenton: senior Taylor Farrel

“I’m planning to attend MSU next fall to major in nutritional sciences. Nutrition is a really big passion of mine and I know that this major will prepare me for a future career in medicine, allowing me to give my patients advice on how to solve all their health problems from the inside with what they eat” -senior, Taylor Farrel

October 21, 2020

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