Cassi Reaka, Student Life Editor
December 5, 2019
The Soulard Art Gallery held a student art show which showcased the art of of 40 students across the St. Louis area, one of whom was senior Ellie Viox.
This is the first year that this show has been held according to art teacher...
Lauren Johnson, Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
Maintaining poise is key when it comes to dairy cattle handling. FFA senior Zach Paul knows this all too well.
Representing the state of Illinois, Paul went to the National Dairy Cattle Handlers Competition in Indianapolis...
Emily Kloostra, Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
Early on a Saturday morning, band, orchestra and choir students piled onto buses headed for Carbondale, Illi. and the ILMEA all-district music festival.
According to senior Nathan Greenland, the buses left the high school at...
Jack Pifer, Views Editor
October 31, 2019
Traveling over 4000 miles to stay with someone you have never met in an unfamiliar country may seem daunting, but it is a reality for many German exchange students not only at EHS but throughout the country.
EHS students host...
Ryan Stewart, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 31, 2019
Clubs are a big part of life at EHS, and new clubs are always a welcome sight, but one in particular is looking to cover a swath of topics and provide students with entertaining and important content to listen to.
Podcasting...
Cassi Reaka, Life Editor
October 23, 2019
For those struggling with math, the math tutor lab offers a free tutoring opportunity. The lab is run by members of Mu Alpha Theta, the math honors society.
Mu Alpha Theta started at EHS just three years ago, according to Mollie...
Taylor Meek, Culture Editor
October 23, 2019
On the first floor of EHS, the halls are engulfed in an aura of creativity, culture, handmade trinkets and an array of passion stemming from the annual weekend event known as the EHS Craft Fair.
This year’s Craft Fair will...
Hannah Thompson, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019
At the height of school spirit, it is easy to overlook the effort that EHS students and teachers put into inspiring enthusiasm. Behind the parades, football games and dances, teachers are encouraging their students to carry their s...
Sydney Hershberger, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019
With many clubs spread about the school, some might find it hard to stand out among the crowd, however a new club has emerged, devoted to researching their heroes who’ve been with them since childhood. These heroes? Mario and...
Cassi Reaka, Life Editor
October 18, 2019
Homecoming week is full of activities to get students involved in their school. The annual window decorating contest fills the cafeteria with spirit and color and is a change from the typical empty windows.
The window painting...
Katelyn Harris, Staff Writer
October 10, 2019
The Media Center now requires students to have a pass any time they need to use it. The rule went into place on Sept. 23.
Media Secretary Stacey Schulte said the passes are now required because of the amount of students that...
Jacqueline Glenn, Co-Editor in Chief
October 10, 2019
Over cafeteria French fries and trigonometry homework, I mentioned to the people sitting at my lunch table on Wednesday the impeachment proceedings that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has pursued against President Trump.
Senior...