Nick Blankenburg '16: With football playoffs starting tonight, the scene around the high school is exciting and different. Making the playoffs for 12 consecutive years, it is tradition for the players to do som...
A message to our Bulldogs,
A recap of this season is nothing short of impressive. There is no getting around the sting of last Friday’s loss, but it is important to understand that it is merely a sting and n...
Kyle Smith ‘16 - Some people wouldn’t believe it if they heard that “Individual” is into video games and sports, yet still has time for band. Being a part of different groups seems taboo, almost like it’s wrong...
Kade Messner ‘17: Improving their playoff streak to 12 years in a row, the football team plays Clarkston High School in the first round of the MHSAA state playoffs. The Bulldogs finished their season with a 8-1...
Ally Malcolm ’17 & Julia Knepper ‘17- As pounds of Halloween candy filter through childrens’ bags and spill into their homes, no one anticipates any possible danger. There are hundreds of rumors reported ca...
Chloe Alverson ‘17- Halloween presents an opportunity for people to wear costumes of their choice. From stereotypical witches and cats to unique homemade costumes, people may express themselves however they’d l...
BrookeLynn Tremblay ‘17 - As the leaves begin to change color, so does the scene all over Michigan. Pumpkins sit on steps, ghost figures hang from doors, a gamut of orange and black, purple and green all around...
Chase Arendts ‘17- Sweeping L’Anse Creuse on senior night in three sets, varsity volleyball defeated the Crusaders 25-6, 25-21, and 25-15. The Bulldogs finished the regular season perfect in the MAC Red, 10-0, ...
Abbey Keller ‘16 - The 90/10 grading policy came into play two years ago, and since has become a hot topic among students, teachers, and even parents. Whether it be positive or negative, the somewhat new gradin...
Morgan Brown ‘17, Sarah Spuz ‘17 - As kids get older, picking out a costume, knocking on doors to obtain piles of candy, and simply embracing Halloween becomes less fun. As teenagers grow up, the relevance of t...
