The Communicator
Important Updates

The Communicator

The Communicator
Ellie Fife

Ellie Fife, Journalist

Ellie Fife is a junior at Community High school. This Is her fourth semester as the communicator. Ellie plays soccer for the Michigan Hawks and hopes to play division one soccer. When she’s not playing soccer, she enjoys going on drives with friends, traveling, and going on runs. She is super excited for this year on staff and can’t wait to learn many things.

All content by Ellie Fife
Yearbook Staff Distribute the Midnight Sun

Yearbook Staff Distribute the Midnight Sun

Ailish Kilbride, Reagan Masek, Ellie Fife, Leila Durrie, and Eddie Mobilio Breck
May 22, 2023
Garretts Space Meetings

Garrett’s Space Meetings

Ellie Fife
April 6, 2023
SAT Season Approaches

SAT Season Approaches

Ellie Fife and Reagan Masek
April 3, 2023

Edison Hannahs

Ellie Fife
January 11, 2023
Ted Lasso Review

“Ted Lasso” Review

Ellie Fife
November 11, 2022
Grace and Frankie Review

“Grace and Frankie” Review

Ellie Fife
April 2, 2022
Planning for the SAT

Planning for the SAT

Emmy Chung, Ellie Fife, and Sumaya Berki
April 1, 2022
A Spork-Free Classroom

A Spork-Free Classroom

Emmy Chung and Ellie Fife
February 21, 2022
Picture This: Edison Hannas

Picture This: Edison Hannas

Ellie Fife
February 18, 2022
Cover art from Call Your Daughter Home

“Call Your Daughter Home” Review

Ellie Fife
January 6, 2022
The Impact of Advice

The Impact of Advice

Emmy Chung, Ellie Fife, and Reagan Masek
December 6, 2021
Make Womens Soccer a Fall Sport

Make Women’s Soccer a Fall Sport

Ellie Fife
December 1, 2021
Turning Points in Life

Turning Points in Life

Ellie Fife and Emmy Chung
November 16, 2021
Lelia Durrie

Lelia Durrie

Ellie Fife
November 3, 2021
Sana Schaden

Sana Schaden

Ellie Fife
April 19, 2021
Defenseman Evan Eisman (left) in his sophomore year of high school. Since high school there was a realization that Eisman’s games were limited and the number of games shrunk even more when Covid-19 canceled their season. All the games meant more because you knew they were numbered,” Eisman said. Alison Marshall (right) freshman lacrosse picture. This picture was taken at the beginning of Alisons freshman lacrosse season at this time delete space lacrosse started to get more serious for her. When I was a freshman, I didnt say anything or talk to people I didnt know. But now, I feel comfortable reaching out to people that I dont know. I put a lot of work in when I was a freshman, and Ive kept that effort up throughout the years. Marshall said.

Two Sides to Senior Lacrosse

Ellie Fife and Alana Eisman
April 15, 2021
Load More Stories
The Communicator • © 2023 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in

Comments (0)

All The Communicator Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest
Menu
Activate Search
Ellie Fife