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AP U.S. History students view memorials for journalists who have passed away. It gives off a sad vibe and makes you feel hurt for the [journalists] who were innocent, sophomore Conde Gonzalez said. These journalists died while covering stories and getting information from sources.

Closing down a piece of history

Abigail J. Trudelle, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
Standing in the rain, sophomore Madailein Elton watches the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. “We went to see the changing of the guard and it absolutely just started pouring. We all got completely soaked; that was an experience,” Elton said. Students returned to the hotel and changed out of their wet clothes before continuing on to see the White House and Newseum.

Respect in the rain

Dena Trendov, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
Engulfed in their work, seniors Isabel Hafner, Satbir Mangat, Anna Schimdt and Samantha Ludwig create the chandelier for the show. “I think that it is why I ended up getting into stagecraft and the theater aspect of the school in general. And I taught myself a bunch of other aspects I use to build.” Mangat said. They spent their time since September producing the stage for the show.

With thoughts and care about the stage

Connor Kline, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
Sophomore Amela Halkic puts Toys for Tots bottle drive fliers on mail boxes. “I think it’s a great way to help out kids that are in need,” Halkic said. As a member of Student Council, she tried to get publicity for the council’s upcoming bottle drives for Toys for Tots.

Caps for coins

Kiley Baumgartner, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
As the 2019 Election Day comes to an end, Nov. 5 is a day where certain townships vote on important proposals geared towards their area. “If we have a generation that disengages, you’re allowing other people to make decisions for you,” principal Jared McEvoy said. Not too many students went and voted.

The true importance of voting: Election Day 2019

Morgan Pankiewicz, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
The News Media Program were Crown award finalists at the 2019 Fall Conference on Oct. 31. “You guys are part of a program that has a history of just doing phenomenal things and being successful. You guys have the opportunity to continue the legacy that the students before you have started and worked so hard for,” principal Jared McEvoy said. The Eagle’s Eye continued their hard work on their website and their print paper as well as their new app after they received the announcement.

News media goes for the gold

Julia Petterle, Website Manager
November 18, 2019
While the French students enjoy a catered dinner at Malow Jr. High, they also take the time to talk with their peers. Some of the older students thought it was exciting to see the next group of kids. “[My favorite part was] seeing some of the other french students from here and the next generation of French students,” sophomore Mina Metzler said.

Rassembler

Aurora Strachan, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
As he practices with his brass trio, senior trumpeter Micheal Gardini focuses on perfecting his part for Craft Castle. “[My favorite part] is being able to work together and make your own music,” Gardini said. Several types of chamber groups performed throughout the day in various areas in the school.

Winds in the winter

Maggie Howell, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
As they all walk around the hallways finding their next session, the publications team attended field trip to Michigan Interscholastic Press Association. “[The best way to learn is by] book and newspaper info,” junior Chloe Pierce said. They went to three sessions throughout the day.

Publications go to MIPA

Samantha L. Quartuccio, Staff Writer
November 18, 2019
The team celebrates their District Championship win over Lake Orion on Friday, Nov. 8, 2019 sporting their traditional playoff bleached hair. “It’s something we do here every time we have playoffs and usually the whole team gets their hair bleached,” senior quarterback Blake Rastigue said.The bleached hair dates back to 1999, according to head coach Chris Smith. Courtesy photo/ikefootball.net

Blonde Boy SZN

Elece Vandergeld, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019

Halloween age gap

Makenna Sloat, Business manger
October 28, 2019

Haunted hayride season arrived

Kendall Westgate, Editor-in-Chief
October 25, 2019
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