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As new key club members arrive at the mixer on Tuesday, Oct. 8, junior key club secretary Sonja Peterson passes an information pamphlet to sophmore Maria Kaci. Since this is Peterson’s first year on the board it was her first time helping run the event. “It was really great to see all the new members and help them. I’m really looking forward to working with them this year and next year,” Peterson said.
New member mixer
Ava Nightingale, Co-Editor-in-Chief • October 10, 2024
During the first book club meeting members listen as everyone introduces themselves and shares why they joined the club. After introductions, members chose the club's first read for October.
Book club is back
October 7, 2024
Raising the football in the air, junior Ava Vanwambeke prepares to aim into her partner’s hula hoop at the pep assembly games. Other games played were a fruit rollup eating race and cup towers.
Eagles assemble
September 10, 2024
Seniors Alexandria Wood, Sarah Dotson, Sydney Gower, Aubrey Bowen, Bella Lechner and Guiliana Buffa pose behind a hand-crafted class of 2025 sign. They also matched with their personal painted jeans.
Rise and shine seniors
September 9, 2024
For the first time, Key Club hosts a September blood drive. Blood from the drives is always transferred to Henry Ford Hospital and straight into Michigan patients.
Bonus blood drive
September 6, 2024
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After they won their match against Stevenson, the womens varsity golf team celebrates their record of 2-2. "[My favorite part about coaching is] helping the golfers get better and when they get better, they enjoy the game more. When they enjoy the game more, that's when the real magic happens in the game," coach Douglass Hartley said. The team saw an increase in both players and skill this year.
Swing for states
Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer • October 8, 2024
 Born to fly. Color guard practices their routines at the summer band camp in August. The team focused on their time management and communication to eliminate any flaws in their performance.
Let the flags fly
September 16, 2024
At a five day training camp for Team USA bowling, senior bowler Dylan Harnden met up with other renowned players known nationally. The team worked on skills and pushed their limits learning how to advance their skills to a professional level. "What sets Dylan apart from others is his extensive knowledge of the game. It allows him to pick up on how the lanes are changing, which allows him to make adjustments quicker than his competitors," Harnden's father, Mark Harnden said.
Rolling with the big leagues
September 11, 2024
The Varsity hockey team takes their team photo. As their season comes to an end David Erwin transitions over as the head coach.
Coaching changes
May 14, 2024
On your mark, get set, go. Ready to race LCCE students including sophomore Vladimir Doroslovac prepare to take on the 200-meter race.
Ready, set, go
May 13, 2024
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Stockton showcases her favorite animal by posing with her giraffe collection. “I just think they are very unique, and I have always gravitated towards them since I was little.” According to Stockton, giraffes are her spirit animal.
Staff storytime
Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer • September 13, 2024
During fifth hour, senior Yousuf Hussaan works for his online class Web Page Development. So far Hussaan has enjoyed his online class thoroughly.
Split time
September 12, 2024
Colors that last. The art department paints floor murals for the Novi Home and Garden Show. Art students painted different animals for eight hours and got their first taste of a professional job in the arts.
Painting with a twist
April 23, 2024
Dance the night away. After winning first place for both the jazz and pom category, junior Aubrey Bowen celebrates her win with the junior varsity team. “She [Bowen] loves the team, and involves herself in lots of team bonding events,” Bowen’s Mom, Mellisa Mulville-Bowen said. Occasionally, Bowen hosted the team's bonding events and offered anything possible for her team's success.
One Step at a Time
December 27, 2023
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