the Oak Street Singers, HOSA, Volleyball, Cross Country, and Football representatives make a tunnel to welcome the Meadowbrook students outside for the first ever Homecoming Traveling Parade.
Oak Park’s Traveling Parade at Meadowbrook Elementary
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![On Wednesday, Jan. 8, NKC Schools student Ryker Nakahodo begins to shovel his driveway by throwing it atop a pile. He did all this in the hope that shoveling snow would earn some money. He also didn't want to change into winter gear because wanted to get out there and do a quick job. “Because I don't want my Mom to slip and die in the car or Silva [our neighbor]," Nakahodo said.](https://northmennews.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/nakahodonikolas_26090_25301658_IMG_3107-1200x900.jpg)
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Brian Mayer is a senior who’s been on the Cambia yearbook staff for three years and the Log magazine staff for two. Mayer has deeply involved himself in journalism over the years, attending the Jayhawk Media Workshop for photography and going to nationals three times. He has won seven state and one national award in photography and hopes to win many more in his final year. Other than journalism, Mayer works on roofs over the weekends and is involved in the band program as a drum major and plays the flute and alto saxophone.