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Tori Cayle

Tori Cayle, Staffer

I am  a Senior at Homestead. Since my Freshman year I have been involved in gymnastics and track. I love going to school sports events, like football games. I'm super excited to be back with publications this year and can't wait for more!

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The hockey team celebrates after winning a game. I was so happy after we won. It was a really good game, Cam Kranich, sophomore, said.

[Photo] Boys hockey pulls out a win against USM

Molly Plamann, Editor in training
February 2, 2017
Nordstrom Rack during Black Friday shopping. (photo credit: Tori Cayle)

Don’t forget about the price tag: A Black Friday adventure

Tori Cayle, Staffer
November 25, 2016
Mike Bruner, junior, commits to University of Iowa to play football.

Mike Bruner commits to the University of Iowa for football

Tori Cayle, Staffer
October 28, 2016
Wisconsin gets spooky this Halloween

Wisconsin gets spooky this Halloween

Tori Cayle, Staffer
October 18, 2016
Collin Reiels, senior, sits alongside Coach Tony Navarre at the boys soccer game on Friday.

Homestead gains a double win

Tori Cayle, Staffer
September 24, 2016
Talia Gottlieb, senior, waits for her meal.

[Photo] Eating my way through Milwaukee

Talia Gottlieb, Assistant Editor
September 21, 2016
Tori Cayle, senior, poses for a picture with her camper.

The secret life of a camp counselor

Tori Cayle, Staffer
September 20, 2016
Zoey offers her services as a comfort dog at Concordia University and Columbia Saint Marys Ozaukee.

Comfort comes on four legs

Molly Plamann, Tori Cayle, and Carly Rubin
September 19, 2016
Zoeller stands ready on the field during last Fridays game against Milwaukee Lutheran. The rest of the season looks good for the boys, Zoeller said.

[Photo] Crossing the 50

Talia Gottlieb, Assistant Editor
September 22, 2016
The student section cheers on the football team. The student section decked out in gold to help support childhood cancer awareness. Gold was a really cool theme because it was really unique from any other theme done before and it helps support a good cause, Ellie Sileno, senior, said.

Varsity football defeats Milwaukee Lutheran

Tori Cayle, Staffer
September 18, 2016
Football players support each other on the field. Before this game, the team has greatly bonded. “The whole team had a great week of practice and it all came together on Friday. Everyone got their opportunities to make plays and capitalized and when the whole team does their job then you get final scores like we had last night, Number 15, Drew Crabbe, senior, said.

[Photo] Homestead football scores a win against Grafton

Sasha Milbeck and Frances Mackinnon
September 3, 2016
Nicole Martin, Class of 15, displayed cookies representing her time at Homestead at her graduation party last summer.

Graduation party season to commence

Tori Cayle, Magazine Designer
May 16, 2016

Highlanders test their spelling skills

Tori Cayle and Molly Riebau
April 18, 2016

Prom is in the air: Homestead students deliver “promposals”

Tori Cayle, News-Magazine Designer
March 24, 2016
In todays world there are many teens want to change the way they look with plastic surgery. A present from parents used to commonly be a car or money. However now, it has evolved into changing a graduates body. Plastic surgery is to fix your imperfections Nina Peot, junior, said,

[Photo] Craving perfection

Tori Cayle, Eilie Sileno
November 11, 2014
Breathalyzers have been the tool to show if a person is under the influence of alcohol or not. At the dance, this kind of device was used after a staff member, who wishes to stay unnamed, alerted the police about the issue. “The student in question went to give me a high five, missed and stumbled into me. Then the student giggled and walked off.”

Students cited for underage drinking at Homecoming dance

Tori Cayle, Intro Reporter
October 16, 2014
When he was younger Mr. James Engle, Homestead social studies teacher, knew he wanted to travel around the world. Now he completed his dream by traveling and staying near his family. “I absolutely love Wisconsin and Lake Michigan, Mr. Engle said.

Highlanders hope to live the life they have imagined

Tori Cayle, Intro Reporter
October 10, 2014
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