The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online

Menu
Recent Stories
Mid-scene, junior Ailee McFarland recites her lines while junior Karolina Rubio, sophomore Madeleine Wentz, senior Emily Mongaras and junior Jessie Kuhn gather around her. The team performed "The Insanity of Mary Girard" for the Group Acting competition. “To decide the piece, we looked at a whole bunch of scripts to choose what would be best for our little group and where we would all be strong,” McFarland said. “Working together worked so well. We were a really strong team and worked really hard to create something we ended up being really proud of.”
Theatre department students virtually perform in annual Texas Thespians competition
Cate Emma Warren, Reporter - Theatre Beat • December 2, 2020

To submit entries into the Texas Thespians Competition, the theatre department filmed multiple different pieces and plays over the week of Nov....

As her ceramics class learns to fire Raku clay, junior Paige Schultz watches the kiln fire up. The process of Raku firing requires the specific clay to be heated at 1,830 degrees Fahrenheit. "It was so interesting to fire this clay," Schultz said. "It
Eagle Brief: Nov. 30-Dec. 4
November 30, 2020
Cooking in the Eagle Eatery kitchen, juniors Makenna Brandvold and Ethan Lamoreaux prepares lunches for teachers. The Eagle Eatery sells teacher lunches every Tuesday and Thursday. “I have learned more about what it’s like to work in a professional kitchen and the food service industry as a whole,” Brandvold said. “It’s been a fun experience making the lunches. I’ve enjoyed being able to be a part of it.”
Eagle Eatery plans senior-citizen luncheon, serves weekly teacher meals
November 18, 2020
Glittering in the light, a homecoming mum lays out in its feathery display. Homecoming week will be from Nov. 16 to Nov. 20. The homecoming football game is against Denton Braswell Nov. 20.
News brief: Homecoming presents festivities, spirit days
November 11, 2020
Sophomore Connor Striegel
Student shares train hobby with others, after generations inspire him
Gabriella Winans, Reporter • November 12, 2020

Growing up surrounded by books, pictures, and stories of trains, sophomore Connor Striegel has been fascinated by the railroad from a young age. After...

An arch of rainbow balloons marks the beginning of the walking route. "Out of the Darkness Walk" drew hundreds of participants to the Windsong Ranch neighborhood in Prosper Saturday, Nov. 7. "I thought it was so cool to see how many people came out to support and raise awareness to suicide prevention," sophomore Hope Squad member Landon Bownds said. "It was nice to see both schools and the shared community come together for a really important cause"
Hope Squad walks 'Out of Darkness' in community event
Alyssa Clark and Rusty Joe Gonzales • November 10, 2020
Shining a light on their homemade solar-powered car, group members junior Abigail Griffith, senior Kylie Sicilian and senior Joshua Cammack prep before the race begins. Performances in the event earned students a test grade, and the winners received 10 extra bonus points. "I want to go into the engineering field, so I chose this class and I
Engineering's solar-powered cars race to learn
Maddie Moats, Amanda Hare, and Caleb Audia • November 10, 2020
Sweet trinkets and figurines are presented neatly on this seller
Texans flock to Canton Flea Market, biggest market in nation
Kalyani Rao • November 9, 2020
Pinball machines await their next player on the lower floor. Users pay an upfront fee of $12 and get access to every game, new or old, with no limit to how much time they spend in the arcade. No age restrictions exist until 9 p.m., when the arcade shifts to ages 18 and up only.
'Arcade 92' gives modern twist to retro atmosphere
Emma Hutchinson, Chief Operating Officer • November 6, 2020
While moving around the school
Theatre department haunts Halloween social with costumes, treats
Cate Emma Warren, Reporter • November 2, 2020
Assistant tennis coach Hollie Cunningham films head tennis coach Mandy Weaver and athletic trainer Michael Henry in a TikTok. Weaver and Henry have set a tradition to make a new TikTok every Friday. In the attached feature, sports editor Caroline Wilburn highlights coach Marco Regalado from Eaton High School, who takes the same approach as Weaver and Henry. "Coach Henry and I have always had office pranks that we
Eaton High coach brings positive message through TikToks
Caroline Wilburn, Sports Editor • October 28, 2020
With what she called "a festive feeling," photographer Neena Sidhu sets up mini pumpkins with a message. She said she wanted to capture a happy message that may be forgotten during these pandemic times. "I wanted to show that it will be a interesting fall," Sidhu said, "no matter the things people can or cannot do."
Autumn comes complete with events to 'fall in love with'
Neena Sidhu, Writer, Photographer • October 23, 2020
Maddie Moats, Christi Norris and Caroline Wilburn record episode two of the Best of SNO winning podcast, "History
History's Forgotten: Episode 2 - Edith Wilson
Maddie Moats, Christi Norris, and Caroline Wilburn • December 1, 2020

    In this Episode: Second wife and First Lady to President Woodrow Wilson, Edith Wilson was an impressive...

Before the game, wide receiver and sophomore Adam Due, No 25, stands out in the line during the National Anthem played by the McKinney High School Royal Pride Band.  The Eagles came out winning 27-17 against McKinney High School. This week will be a bye week, the team will play Denton Braswell in the Prosper homecoming game Nov. 20.
Photo/Caption by Emily Reish
View All
Twitter Feed
Activate Search
The Student Voice of Prosper High School
The Student Voice of Prosper High School