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Gains galore. Teens can find many Planet Fitnesses in the area, one of the closest being located at Shelby Plaza on 23 mile and Van Dyke. Pre-register has already begun for the program as the start date of May 15 grows closer and closer so visit the Planet Fitness website or app to sign up.
–13, 14, 15, breathe! Standing next to each other, junior Chelsea Pankiewicz and senior Gwen Deras smile with their bronze medals. The girls competed against tough competition to place with the top three. “It’s difficult to say, we don’t know how other teams competed so it’s difficult to compare our performance to theirs, we don’t know if we could’ve placed higher,” Deras said.
The publications groups received a plethora of awards from the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association.“This is a great example of what we look for to represent Eisenhower from a high level, achieving a student group, such as this organization.” Principal Brandon Manzella said.
Resolutely recycling. Members of the environmental club participate in recycling around the school. This was only one of the many programs the club upheld to better the school and community.
Sports
Diving into new depths. Competing at Romeo High School, senior Mario D’Annunzio and junior Riley Brimm break the dive 11 record from 1989. Currently, Mario holds the new record, leaving behind his legacy after his last season.
Finishing top 100 for the boys varsity cross country states’ race, senior Jacob Maurer and junior Tyler Brothers celebrate finishing off the season. This was Maurer’s last year and another finish for Brothers. Their dedication to the team before and during the season helped them achieve their goal of making it to states.
During the homecoming game versus Anchor Bay, junior kicker Rocco Fedrigo kicks off. With alumni watching, the game went into double over time after a close scoreboard during the game. Fedrigo nailed the game winning field goal. “It was just a good moment and I was really proud of myself for the work I put it,” Rocco said. “It really paid off on the field.”
As spring sports begin, injured athletes who planned to participate have to watch from the sidelines.
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End of an era. Counselor Josana Stice closes the door on her 24 year career in education. Her last day at school was Friday, Sept. 8.
Stice seizes retirement
Ava Nightingale, Staff writer
Stitching visions. In Fashion Club students learn the life skill of sewing in simple steps. The second meeting will take place Sept. 21, the club plans to go over how to operate a sewing machine.
Strike a pose
Samantha Erwin, Staff Writer
Following her heart lead alumna Samantha Jacques to forging her own path. Jacques works as a weekday morning meteorologist broadcaster for 13 On Your Side in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I just absolutely fell in love with it, Jacques said. I went home after my freshman year of college and said to my parents, you know what, Im changing everything.
Alumna on radar
Ava Nightingale, Staff writer
Trip downtown. At Model UN meeting, junior Logan Duncan talks about a Model UN conference happening in Detroit. Duncan explained the cost of entry fees and other information involving the event on January 7th.“It affects the way I live and affects the way other people live, it affects the quality of life for other people,” Duncan said.
Duncan molds Model UN
Samantha Erwin, Staff Writer
Senior sunset featuring mock elections
Samantha Erwin, Staff Writer
Opinion
Vibrant volume 3. While the most recent addition to this trilogy is only available in theaters, the first two installments and a bonus Christmas special can be viewed on Disney Plus. So, whether you are watching the original Guardians or the latest film, it is sure to bring all the jokes and feels to make you keep coming back for more.
Golden galactic finale
Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer
Mens volleyball in Michigan is nonexistent. Many student athletes believe the sport should be included for the men and there are ways to implement it into sports at school.
Men’s volleyball spikes down
Daniel Momirovski, Staff Writer
Divide in the roads. Even when students are taught something on politics, it’s always a brief lesson. The subject is not a focal point for schools, and it has not been for a while.
Disconnection from politics
Samantha Erwin, Staff Writer
Study and buckle down. PSAT is a common cause of pressure on students, anxious to do well on a test that might or might not determine the outcome of SAT scores. Students have stressed over these exams for years on end and it might never change.
Students stressed for tests
Samantha Erwin, Staff Writer
Amazing ants. The brand new Ant-Man movie premieres on Disney Plus in the upcoming future. It kicked off in theaters on February 17 and many fans are patiently waiting for the chance to watch it in the comfort of their own home.
Big movie, little man
Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer
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