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Alison Lee, Deadline Manager

Hi! I'm Alison and I'm a senior. I'm the deadline manager. I'm in cross country, DECA, Project X, YAT, and CEC. I love to bullet journal and write. A fun fact about me is that I'm allergic to broccoli, and can lucid dream.

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SWINGING STRAIGHT Teeing off for the first time all week, John Linnane, senior, practices for an upcoming conference match. Boys’ Golf has been practicing at Centennial Park during the school week, working towards a conference title.

Swinging to Conference: Boys’ Golf post season approaches

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
May 19, 2022
Raising the bar Eyes closed, Ryan Hughes, senior, vaults over the high jump bar during the NCC Conference meet at MHS

Taking back the title: Girls’ Track wins Conference and Sectionals, moves on to Regionals

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
May 19, 2022
OPINION: I didnt understand it was a privilege to have these things.

OPINION: “I didn’t understand it was a privilege to have these things.”

Alison Lee, Deadline manager
April 21, 2022
SNAPSHOT Mr. Shinkans latest yearbook photo from 2016.

A lasting legacy

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
March 23, 2022
Battle for the future of America

Battle for the future of America

Alison Lee and Josephine Mittelberger
February 17, 2022
DIVING IN Plummeting headfirst into the icy pool, Sonny Hoekstra, junior, leaps off the diving board during practice. The diving team has been training for conference, where they hope to place in the top five.

Diving team prepares for Conference

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
January 18, 2022
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How to read Crier

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
December 15, 2021
A PIECE OF CAKE Stirring the ingredients together, Alison Lee, senior, makes the quickest recipe on our list, the snickerdoodle cookies.

Baking up a storm: Crier staff reviews holiday cookie recipes

Alison Lee and Lauren Hoogeveen
December 10, 2021
STEPPING IT UP When papers litter the hallway, students typically walk past, not picking it up. This sense of apathy carries to other school rules deemed by the student body as not as important.

Would you pick up this Crier? Students question the meaning of school rules

Atarah Israel and Alison Lee
November 12, 2021
RACKING IT UP Working at Discovery Clothing store in Highland, Myanne Zachary, senior, sifts through and organizes clothes on a rounder. She works from four to nine everyday, helping out around the store when necessary. “I’m just organizing two ways and rounders, putting clothes on mannequins, taking clothes off mannequins, helping customers get what they need,” Myanne said.

Busy bees: employed students discuss how they handle school and covid

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
October 27, 2021
HOCO: Backtalk with Homecoming court

HOCO: Backtalk with Homecoming court

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
September 16, 2021
From teacher to administrator

From teacher to administrator

Alison Lee, Deadline Manager
September 16, 2021
Seniors dance in the outdoor tent provided at prom night.

One last dance: Seniors celebrate Prom

Atarah Israel and Alison Lee
May 12, 2021
Science Olympiad ties for first place

Science Olympiad ties for first place

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
April 21, 2021
GET SERVED Serving the ball in her practice match, Addy Klawitter, senior, prepares for the season. “Its mainly matches, Addy said, “We also do conditioning mostly every practice.”

Girls’ Tennis begins season

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
April 20, 2021
Hate is a virus: Asian American students speak on asian hate crimes

Hate is a virus: Asian American students speak on asian hate crimes

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
April 19, 2021
CRIER NARRATIVE: Wait a little longer

CRIER NARRATIVE: Wait a little longer

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
March 10, 2021
STRIVING FOR THE STREAK At swim practice Jordan Spilde, sophomore, prepares for the upcoming sectional and state meet practicing the butterfly stroke. The boys team has high hopes to keep their thirty five going on thirty six year streak at sectionals.

Girls’ swim finish postseason while Boys’ swim starts their postseason

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
February 18, 2021
Column: The fight for acceptance

Column: The fight for acceptance

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
February 17, 2021
TECHED OUT Testing a program, Austin Beetson, sophomore, tries to simulate their robot. He worked to build a 14 foot tall windmill that will power an irrigation system.

Robotics gets into full gear

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
February 17, 2021
SHARP STANCE Practicing rifle in the WWMS gym this week, Jordan Garrison, junior, works to prepare for Winter Guard’s first competition on Feb. 6 at Franklin Central High School. “I am hoping for a longer season, since this year was cut short due to covid, to make new memories,” Garrison said.

Winter Guard begins competition season

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
January 21, 2021
Food for thought

Food for thought

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
January 21, 2021
OFF THE COURT Last basketball season, current senior, Luka Balac, makes a move against a Lake Central defender. Now, Boys’ Basketball has been suspended, and practices have dramatically changed. ”(Before), we’ve been practicing our defense, Luka said. Just grinding it out everyday at practice hasn’t been easy. But we obviously want to win,” Balac said.

And the buzzer goes off

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
December 10, 2020
Your questions answered

Your questions answered

Alison Lee and Alexis Perez
December 10, 2020
Technology Overload

Technology Overload

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
November 12, 2020
PREPARATION Ms. Fus holds up the URL code for the meeting sign-in.

Building Bonds

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 22, 2020
Left or right?

Left or right?

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 22, 2020
HUDDLE UP Last year, Powder puff juniors huddle up to discuss a game plan. Now, they are unable to play this year due to COVID-19.

Powder puff

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020

A push for inclusivity

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020
FILM GUIDELINES Sarah Resch explains the procedure Film Club will follow.

Film club starts its first year

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020
Ethics and equity

Ethics and equity

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020

The Queens

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020
CIRCA 1974 Speech and Debate volunteers from 1974 pack food for the annual chicken barbeque.

A broken tradition

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020
THREE, TWO, ONE, ACTION In order to prepare for the Homecoming virtual pep rally, Francis Hovland, senior, films the cheer routine. Film club, established this year by Francis and Sarah Resch, senior, have been in charge of assembling a video for the school to stream in place of an in-person rally. “We hope it’ll be among the best of our projects,” Francis said.

Pep rally, but make it virtual

Alison Lee, Copy Editor
October 1, 2020

You asked, we got the answers

Alison Lee, Copy editor
September 3, 2020
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