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Tiffany Harris, Entertainment Editor

Tiffany Harris is president of the National Honor Society, vice-president of Student Council, and a member of both Principal's Council and Scholars Plus. But she is most proud of her position as entertainment editor for The Southfield Jay. When she's not in dress code for school, she likes to parade as a vampire.

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Jump for joy: Soon-to-be graduates from the Class of 2015 jump for joy outside Southfield High School. Pictured are (from left) Aaron Cooper, Ivory Bolding, Jala Humphrey, Zikol Pitts-Beeman, Devin Davis, Tazjanae Bryant, Taylor Winslow, Kyra McGhee and Jaivone Carter

Checking In: Class of 2015 Seniors Share Their Future Plans

Darian Fountain and Tiffany Harris
May 21, 2015
All those weeds are gone; trash bags left over from spring clean up.

[PHOTO] Spring Clean-Up Day Beautifies School

April 21, 2015
Slice of life: Dissecting a fetal pig are (from left to right) freshmen Michael Bridges and Tyrus Brown, student teacher Michelle Yang and freshman Cameron Galliard.

[PHOTO] Biology Students Learn by Doing

March 31, 2015
School Principal Michael Horn looks out his office window. After nine years, he is leaving his job as principal of Southfield High School.

[PHOTO] School Principal Michael Horn to Retire

March 23, 2015
Officers from the Southfield Police Department used a drug-sniffing dog named Harley to help educate students on the risks of bringing drugs into school.

[PHOTO] Officers Warn Against Drugs in School

March 10, 2015

Student Council to Sponsor Blood Drive

Tiffany Harris, Staff Writer
March 9, 2015
Senior Katherine Nealy leans over to let her father sign her letter of intent. Nealy will play volleyball for The University of Michigan- Dearborn.

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Seniors Aaron Cooper (left) and Aaron Turner sign their letters of intent. Cooper and Turner both signed to play football for Grand Valley State University. Senior Calvin Graves also signed to play football for Grand Valley.

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Senior Raymond Buford signs his letter of intent. Buford will play football for Western Michigan University.

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Seniors JaMar Antwine (left), Katherine Nealy (center), and Calvin Graves (right) all sign their letters of intent. Antwine signed with Atlanta Sports Academy to play football, Nealy signed with The University of Michigan-Dearborn to play volleyball and Graves signed with Grand Valley State University to play football.

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Senior Jeremy Gates (standing) announces that he is signing to play football for Saginaw Valley State University. Gates fellow football players smile proudly as they listen to him.

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The senior student athletes listen to each others college commitments. The students parents and family members take pictures of them.

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Senior Devin Davis announces that he will be be playing football for Urbana University. Davis friends and family take photos of him while cheering for his success.

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Senior Devin Davis announces that he will be be playing football for Urbana University. Davis friends and family take photos of him while cheering for his success.

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Senior Marques Grimes announces that he will be signing to play football for Ohio University. Fellow senior and football player Calvin Graves puts on his Grand Valley hat.

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Senior Aaron Turner announces that he will be playing football for Grand Valley State University. Fellow senior and football player Aaron Cooper (seated, with hat on) will join Turner at Grand Valley State University.

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Senior Charles Harris announces that he will be playing football for University of Buffalo. His fellow football players smile and cheer him on.

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Senior Katherine Nealy announces that she will be playing volleyball for University of Michigan - Dearborn. Nealy is the only female athlete from Southfield High who signed a letter of intent to play a college sport next year.

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Athletic Director Anika McEvans begins the signing day program by congratulating the student athletes.

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Assistant Principal Vernon Burden instructs the students as they begin to announce where they are going to attend. The athletes wait patiently to sign their letters of intent.

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Football Coach Tim Conley speaks to senior Armani Davis about his college selection. His fellow football players wait for the next step in the signing process.

[PHOTO] National Signing Day

February 4, 2015
Senior Katherine Nealy smiles after she completes signing her letter of intent. Nealy plans to play volleyball at The University of Michigan - Dearborn.

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Twenty Southfield High athletes signed national letters of intent to play college sports. Nineteen football players and one volleyball player.

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9 to 5: History teacher Andrew Green (seated) confers with juniors Matthew Macon (left) and Kenbon Peete. Green holds three jobs but still finds time to attend Detroit Tigers baseball games. He is a Tigers season ticket holder.

Moonlighting Teachers

Tiffany Harris, Staff Writer
February 16, 2015
Senior Jeremy Gates is congratulated by his mother as he signs his letter of intent to play football for Saginaw Valley State University. He was one of 20 football players to sign letters of intent.

[PHOTO] Record Number of Athletes Sign Letters of Intent

February 4, 2015
Football Coach Tim Conley speaks to senior Armani Davis about his college selection. His fellow football players wait for the next step in the signing process.

National Signing Day

Tiffany Harris
February 4, 2015
Which Santa wears the suit better? Vote in the poll located on our home page. LaRon Fields is on the left; Richard Crist is on the right.

[PHOTO] Painting with a Twist

December 11, 2014

Top Trend: Super-Sized Fall Fashions

Tiffany Harris, Staff Writer
November 12, 2014
Style File: Seniors Taylor Winslow,, La’Kya Pore and Tiffany Anderson model their personalized senior jackets.

SHS Senior Jackets Dress Up Hallways

Tiffany Harris, Staff Writer
November 12, 2014
Teens use cell phones to visit social media sites and post throughout the day Their cell phone cases are part of their fashion accessories and can change to match outfits. The phones above are all Southfield High student phones.

[PHOTO] Social Circle Club Teaches Teens Social Media Do’s and Don’ts

October 6, 2014
Seniors Corry Oliver and Arykah Bolden view their new online American Government book with an iPad. It can also be read on a cell phone.

[PHOTO] Students Adjust to Electronic Textbooks

October 6, 2014

iPhone 6: Hot Fashion Accessory

Tiffany Harris, Staff Writer
October 8, 2014
Teens use cell phones to visit social media sites and post throughout the day Their cell phone cases are part of their fashion accessories and can change to match outfits. The phones above are all Southfield High student phones.

Social Circle Club Teaches Teens Social Media Do’s and Don’ts

Tiffany Harris, Staff Writer
October 6, 2014
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