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Victoria Holley, Photo Editor

Holley took the award-winning photo that appeared on the cover of Southfield Jay in May of 2013. The photo of retiring teacher Bob MacFarland surrounded by his students took first place in the State of Michigan for best magazine style front page.

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Study buddies: Freshmen Kevin Spratt (foreground) and Matthew Elvin (in the Southfield shirt) complete an assignment in Jamie Glinzs Civics class. Next year freshmen and sophomores will be enrolled in single-gender classes, according to school administrators.

[PHOTO] Separating Boys From Girls: SHS Adds More Single-Gender Classes

Turquoise Clark, Staff Writer
May 13, 2014
Trump card: Trumpet player Ty-Jai Thompson has been a member of the Marching Blue Jays band for four years. His work paid off in the form of college scholarships. Besides trumpet, he also plays piano, baritone and trombone.

[PHOTO] Music to Their Ears: 15 Band Seniors Earn Scholarships

Lance Williams, Staff Writer
May 7, 2014
Pay Day: Bank tellers Nijah McNeal and Simone Mosby work as tellers at Michigan First Credit Union. Their position ends with the school year.

[PHOTO] Students Embrace Work Opportunities

Krista Wilson, Staff Writer
March 5, 2014
Read all about it: Junior Darian Fountain looks at the new English textbooks ordered for next year with English teacher Virna Hobbs-Calhoun.

[PHOTO] Schools Make Move To Online Textbooks

Krista Wilson, Staff Writer
March 1, 2014
Stacey Nunley is the new Physics teacher in room C-106. She started at Southfield High in January.

[PHOTO] New Physics Teacher Fills Hurley’s Position

Paige Hall and Madison Jones
February 25, 2014
Southfield High has seven Caucasian students this year. Here are three of them: (from left) freshman Jeremy Maddox, freshman Mark Holcomb and junior Alexander Mays.

[PHOTO] Detroit’s Bankruptcy Gives City Fresh Start

Krista Wilson, Staff Writer
December 16, 2013
Isaiah Dukes helped come up with the idea to create a solar-powered cell phone charger.

[PHOTO] Students Design Solar-Powered Charging Station

David Cole, Staff Writer
November 19, 2013
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