Wayne Taylor remembered for his art … and his heart
When students pass through the Fairmont Music Department, many notice the realistic black-and-white paintings on the walls, but do they know the artist behind the paintings? They might notice the name scrawled at the bottom of each one: Wayne... READ MORE »»
Students, staff possess interests beyond the classroom
When people see each other every day at school, it’s easy for them to think they know each other pretty well. But do they? Sometimes a person’s interests aren’t that readily apparent. While some are passionate about school activities or... READ MORE »»
Roaring through pool earns Rohr a Miami scholarship
Most top athletes will tell you that hard work and practice are the keys to success. If you’re a swimmer like senior Natalie Rohr, it also means you spend a fair amount of your life in the water. The Flyer asked Rohr a bit about swimming,... READ MORE »»
Injured athletes risk long-term harm by returning too soon
High school sports are a huge part of some students’ lives. Practice after school every day, games on Saturday and even the Sunday afternoon practice are part of most sports atFairmont. Whether it’s basketball or bowling, soccer or wrestling,... READ MORE »»
Roalef gets it done on the court, in the classroom
Being on a varsity sport and maintaining a 3.8 GPA may be hard for most, but it’s an everyday task for senior Jacob Roalef. Although he’s a standout player on the basketball court, Roalef also works hard in the classroom. To say that Roalef... READ MORE »»
Great dates don’t have to break the bank
Preparation for that special date you’ve been waiting for all week can be tough. You face decisions on what to wear, how to style your hair … and don’t forget about the several choices of perfume. Guys also can get flustered about... READ MORE »»
Students often lose when battling colds and flu
With winter around the corner, Fairmont students are becoming more susceptible to common illnesses such as the flu or the cold. Classrooms are beginning to fill with sniffling or coughing students. As the colder months approach, more and more... READ MORE »»
‘On-time’ graduate calculation negatively impacts district
Years ago, you could drop out of Fairmont High School, go to the neighboring city of Moraine and work at the General Motors plant. Without any formal training or even a high school diploma, you could get a job, support a family and have a steady... READ MORE »»
Apple may have finally met its match in the Droid
People around the nation are scurrying from store to store to find that perfect gift. For some, that’s a new video game; for others, a bicycle. In the technology age, more people are starting to add smart phones to their list. The two biggest... READ MORE »»
New law targets unhealthy foods on school campuses
Say goodbye to junk food and hello to nutrition. Junk foods around school campuses will be practically eliminated in Ohio due to Senate Bill 210, which went into effect on July 1, 2011. This new state law affects most food-related aspects on... READ MORE »»
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Fairmont Life
Students offer ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ this week
Madison Wray, Staff Writer
The Fairmont High School winter play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, will be performed Thursday through Saturday, Feb. 2-4, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday will also feature a 2 p.m. matinee.... Read more »
January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Fairmont Life
- French Club tastes new foods January 26, 2012
- The revolution begins: ‘Les Misérables’ is coming to Fairmont January 25, 2012
- Fairmont library starts laptop loan program January 24, 2012
- Students have passion for Poetry Out Loud January 20, 2012
News
Private hearings continue regarding Togliatti’s contract
Kevin O'Donnell, Editor-in-Chief
The third and fourth private hearings on the possible termination of Fairmont English teacher Michael Togliatti’s contract are scheduled this week at the Kettering Board Office... Read more »
January 9, 2012 • 1 comment • Filed Under News
- Wayne Taylor remembered for his art … and his heart December 28, 2011
- ‘On-time’ graduate calculation negatively impacts district December 9, 2011
- New law targets unhealthy foods on school campuses December 1, 2011
- Students begin friendly competition to help area families November 14, 2011
Features
Students, staff possess interests beyond the classroom
Kristina Fothergill, Staff Writer
When people see each other every day at school, it’s easy for them to think they know each other pretty well. But do they? Sometimes a person’s interests aren’t that readily apparent.... Read more »
December 20, 2011 • 1 comment • Filed Under Features, Top Stories
- HumanKIND Day helps student enter ‘the circle,’ find peace December 17, 2011
- Students often lose when battling colds and flu December 14, 2011
- Teens recognize even small exotic pets need special care December 1, 2011
- Students seek their muse through arts-oriented club November 30, 2011
Sports
Junior Chelsea Welch sets assist record in victory
Rachel Sheidler, Staff Writer
Junior Chelsea Welch broke the Fairmont record for assists in a game during the Girls’ Varsity Basketball victory over Springfield on Jan. 25, 2012, at Trent Arena. Welch had 12... Read more »
January 27, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports
- Silly rules, timing take some of the ‘pro’ out of the Pro Bowl January 27, 2012
- Wrestling Firebirds keep up the fight January 24, 2012
- One game left: Win it and you’re in the Bowl January 20, 2012
- Kimbrell commits to continue career at Stanford January 20, 2012
Entertainment
‘Ghost Protocol’ turns out to be the best ‘Mission’ yet
Nikki Kelley, Features Editor
From Transformers to Iron Man, action movies have exploded onto the scene in the past few years. Fans of these types of movies usually love the adrenaline rush they receive and the... Read more »
January 26, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Entertainment, Movie Reviews
- The Story So Far continues to defend pop-punk January 25, 2012
- School – According to Ben January 18, 2012
- School – According to Ben January 11, 2012
- ‘Twilight’ cast improves in ‘Breaking Dawn’ December 28, 2011
Opinion
GOP race still up for grabs; Santorum looks good
Zach Jarrell, Features Editor
The GOP race is wide open right now. With Jon Huntsman and Rick Perry dropping out, only four serious candidates remain. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is the current frontrunner,... Read more »
January 20, 2012 • 5 comments • Filed Under Opinion, Staff Columns
- Firebird fans’ ‘exemplary’ behavior is appreciated January 9, 2012
- HumanKIND Day helps student enter ‘the circle,’ find peace December 17, 2011
- Face-off: Christmas in public places December 13, 2011
- Student says ‘Thanks!’ to the FHS custodians November 17, 2011
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