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On November 3rd, Senior Isabella Demaj rode a mechanical bull that the student council brought in for all lunch hours. Demaj lasted 15 seconds before being swung off onto the inflatable barrier. “It was a lot of fun,” Demaj said. “I was super nervous before doing it but once I finished I wanted to go on again.”

Giddy-Up

Nicoleta Demaj, Staff Writer
November 14, 2022
Seniors gather around for a group photo at the Malow Track & Field. “It was a good way to start off my day and get to spend time with all of my friends,” senior Alyssa Brown said. It was an early morning of fun for lots.

Senior sunrise fun

Bella Bidler and Marsida Cukaj
September 21, 2022
Student Council provided a wide variety of breakfast foods to welcome new students to the Ike community. “To provide some comfort as a human act of kindness [through this event] is a great thing,” Associate Principal Kate Walker said. This is a great way for students to get to know each other and get introduced to the Ike building.

Warm welcome

Alyssa Brown and Lauren Schwarz
September 19, 2022
Early bird gets the worm. Today, the National Honors Society had their first meeting at 6:30am in the PAC. “We met and started taking on all the different responsibilities and how we really just work together,” Wood said. Attend the next meeting in the PAC at 6:30am on Wednesday, October 12th.

Meet NHS’s new advisor

Marsida Cukaj, Staff Writer
September 15, 2022
After an award winning year, sophomore Daniella Danko collects her awards at the publications banquet. This was Dankos first year on the newspaper staff, and she won a total of five awards. “I was super proud and just excited that all my hard work was able to be recognized.”

Publication students win big

Alyssa Brown, Editor
May 31, 2022
As the spring concert approaches, the vocal students prepare for their final performance of the school year. “Im excited for the new choreography,” Juncaj said, “there is a bunch of partner-work and its going to be really fun.” This is a great way to come and support the vocal students who work hard year round.

Final bow

Alyssa Brown, Editor
May 20, 2022
Jimmy Johns is now open to the public to watch baseball from teams within the USPBL, which stands for United Shore Professional Baseball League. The field has food, drinks and merchandise available to purchase within the gates.

Opening night

Shea Hathcock, Digital Editor
May 19, 2022
Zooming zombies. Finally fishing their zombie apocalypse cross curricular project, (from left to right) juniors Phoenix McCreadie, Courtney Crews, Jeff Kausch, Clara Shkembi and Katelyn Drake show off their hard work. CSI students put together their creativity and skills from different areas of studies. “I loved working with people I wouldn’t normally work with which made me gain new friends or build stronger relationships with old ones,” Drake said.

CSI students get creative

Marsida Cukaj, Staff Writer
May 18, 2022
Oxford Middle School students pet Oxford, one of the Oakland County Sheriff’s therapy dogs. ”Therapy dogs provide mental health benefits such as promoting independence, increasing motivation and managing student isolation and loneliness,” according to fherehab.com.

Therapy pets help students

Lauren Devereux, Kendall Westgate, Alyssa Brown, Co-Editor-in-Chiefs, Editor
May 15, 2022
The seniors attending the All Night Senior Party held at Dave and Busters require the permission slip (shown above). What is needed to be filled out on the permission slip to be accepted is everything highlighted in blue.

All night long

Shea Hathcock, Digital Editor
May 11, 2022
Sitting at his desk, principal Jared McEvoy keeps himself busy after getting a new job position. “I was thinking about it last night actually, how just these five years have gone so quickly,” he said. McEvoy’s official last day as principal is July 1st.

McEvoy moves on

Lauren Devereux, Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 25, 2022
or a year, seniors Jacob Landrum and Jacob Sandvig invest in an aquarium together. “It’s less of a hobby and more of an addiction,” Sandvig said. The saltwater aquarium contains orange clownfish, colorful firefish and tangs, swimming around, filters and corals.

One fish, two fish

Kendall Culpert, Staff Writer
April 15, 2022
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