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3/27/25 United States Army recruiters set up a table in the cafe to recruit students and raise awareness. One of the activities the group brought was a giant game of Connect Four, which students were invited to participate in.

Photo of the week #16

Dimitri Agdanowski, Photo Editor

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Sophomore Faye Radley works on a study guide for one of their classes. Some students find that they have time to work during their classes, but others do not.

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Bright Egwim prepares materials for his ESL class. Thorough preparation is one of the most important parts of teaching this unique, multicultural group of students.

ESL teachers Bright Egwim and Jennifer Kruger encourage diversity and teach students how to advocate for themselves

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Luna Zuniga has her flag in the corner of the classroom. It's easily visble from most parts of the room here.

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Loy Norrix Spirit Week: Tie-Dye Day

Devon Gross, Editor-in-Chief

September 20, 2017

During Spirit Week at Loy Norrix, the themes for students to demonstrate spirit vary throughout the week. On Tuesday, students wore Tie-Dye to show school spirit.

tiedye-guy — Freshmen Ayden Smith proudly poses in his Tie-Dye gear for the day. His friend Amari Jackson referred to Ayden as “Crispy” in his spirited outfit. Photo Credit / Julia Perry

two_girls — Seniors Samantha Fuller and Liana Luciano stand together with their colorful Tie-Dye apparel. “I contributed to Spirit Week because I wanted to represent my class,” said Fuller. “I participated because it’s my senior year and I wanted to go out with a bang,” said Luciano. Both girls agreed that their senior year Spirit Weeks are the most important. Photo Credit / Julia Perry

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Devon Gross, Editor-in-Chief

I am a senior at Loy Norrix High School. I have been on the Knight Life staff for three years and this is my first year as the editor in chief. I first joined Knight Life because I love writing and editing other peoples work.