Junior Colin Smith created a new club at FHN this year. Smith created this club to organize and unite the clubs and club leaders, and create a good form of communication throughout the clubs.

“I feel like we just lacked communication and kids that were in multiple clubs weren’t able to attend certain meetings because the clubs didn’t talk to each other, so I just wanted to fix that problem, and just create a sense of unity,” Smith said.

Although they don’t currently have a sponsor for this club, Jordyn Kiel has helped a lot with the production and running of this club. The attendance for meetings has still been good and the meetings run smoothly. In meetings they discuss things about the school and talk about what and when each of the clubs upcoming events and meetings are. Smith is very passionate about the values about this club and its purpose.

“I’ve always just thrived on the sense of communicating and organizing, and being that we really didn’t have one big communication source or any sense of organization for all the clubs really inspired me to get that done,” Smith said.

Some students may move around because of their parent’s jobs, however, most don’t move out of the country. Because of her father’s job, freshman Quinn Marable moved to France in 2014 and lived there for three years.

“There were a lot of cultural differences,” Marable said. “There was also a lot of people from other countries there.”

She lived in a small village called Valbonne, and went to an international school which taught classes in multiple languages.

“When I first moved there, my sisters and I, we didn’t speak French,” Marable said. “But we went to an international school. They would speak French and English from the teachers, so we just kind of learned from going.”

After living there for some time, Marable does not only want to travel more, but recommends traveling internationally to others as well.

“I think it’s a really good experience to have, and I think it really changes the way you see things a lot,” Marable said.