Questioning the cast of ‘Clue’

Jessalyn Baer, Jaxon Creasey and Jillian Murphy • Feb 8, 2020

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About the Contributors

Jessalyn Baer, Staff Writer

Jessalyn Baer is a senior at Normal Community High School and has been a member of both the varsity cheerleading and diving teams. This is currently her first year working as a staff writer for the Inkpot. On the weekend I like to play lacrosse and volunteer at the Humane Society of Central Illinois. A random fact about me is that I tore my ACL in May while hanging out with friends. If I won a million dollars I would donate half to charity, put some toward college, then give the rest to my parents and my sister.

Jaxon Creasey, Staff Reporter

Jaxon Creasey is a senior at Normal Community High School and is a four-year member of the Ironmen football team. He became a staff reporter for the Inkspot his senior year. I am interested in pursuing a Sports Management degree. My all-time dream is to work for a professional sports organization. If I won a million dollars I would buy a really nice house and a really nice car.

Jillian Murphy, Staff Reporter

Jillian Murphy is a senior at Normal Community High School. She is currently working with the Inkspot for the first year as a staff reporter. On the weekends I enjoy watching snowboarding competitions, spending time with my friends and family and working. The furthest I’ve ever been from home by myself is when I went to Washington D.C. for a journalism conference this past summer. A random fact about me is that I love to read.