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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

Amanda Hare, Assistant Editor
November 18, 2020

Sophomore Connor Striegel's great-grandfather (left), a former railroad employee, shakes hands with a friend in this photo, which sits in Striegel's house. Striegel said he has a love for trains that first originated with his family's relationships to them.

Student shares train hobby with others, after generations inspire him

Gabriella Winans, Reporter
November 12, 2020

An arch of rainbow balloons marks the beginning of the walking route.

Hope Squad walks ‘Out of Darkness’ in community event

Alyssa Clark and Rusty Joe Gonzales
November 10, 2020

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's table. Sunlight reflects off of the glass mirror that some of the items are placed on.

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's Blackbox, theatre, sophomore officer Lauren Grammer and others collect candy from the snack table during the Theatre Department's Halloween Social on Wednesday, Oct. 28. This was the third social of the year, and the board of officers has plans to do more.

Theatre department haunts Halloween social with costumes, treats

Cate Emma Warren, Reporter
November 2, 2020

Eaton High coach brings positive message through TikToks

Caroline Wilburn, Sports Editor
October 28, 2020

With what she called

Autumn comes complete with events to ‘fall in love with’

Neena Sidhu, Writer, Photographer
October 23, 2020

As she introduces herself, senior Lily Wilcox starts her meeting with a business professional. The Prosper Career Independent Study is a program intended to give students the opportunity to explore future career options through mentorships with professionals.

PCIS symposium helps students explore career interests

Caroline Wilburn and Grace Williamson
October 22, 2020

As they swirl paint on a canvas, teachers create acrylic pour artwork in a workshop taught by National Art Honor Society students. The group held the workshop Oct. 8, and NAHS sponsor Judy Seay said she plans to hold more in the future. “A lot of the teachers were feeling really stressed, and they commented on how they would like to do art, and they don’t have time to do it,” Seay said. “I thought it would be nice for us to give them an opportunity to learn something.”

NAHS students instruct acrylic-pour art workshop

Soomin Chung
October 22, 2020

A symbol of homecoming spirit, a mini-mum lays on the table. Floral design students worked on the project for a week, and had the option to create a mini- or full-sized mum.

Floral design students create arrangements, products all year

Neena Sidhu, Writer, Photographer
October 19, 2020

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