The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
Elizabeth Cohorn

Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter

Sophomore Elizabeth Cohorn can be found dancing as a line member of the Prosper Talonettes Drill Team, completing her annual goal of reading 150 books, baking, and listening to music. This is her first year working on Eagle Nation Online as a reporter, and joined ENO because of her passion for writing. Her love for writing started in third grade with her first short story titled “Kindness Counts” and as a member of the staff, she is most excited about writing feature articles.

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Hooked up to the machine that collects your blood, senior Nicole Rendon waits as her blood is drawn. The blood drive was hosted by HOSA where they partnered with Carter Blood Care. “Honestly, I’ve never (donated blood) before, and I wanted to try it, and plus you get a chord too if you donate twice,” Rendon said. “I was nervous at first, but honestly it wasn’t that bad.”

Students participate in HOSA blood drive

Elizabeth Cohorn and Kate Duncan
December 10, 2024
Waiting to check donators in, HOSA members work the blood drive they hosted before Thanksgiving break. The blood drive was located in Gym 1 and took place Nov. 21. "(The blood drive) allows people to donate blood for those who really need it, and so it's a really great thing that so many people come out and donate blood in order to help others," senior HOSA member Lily Lopez said. "It is really crucial for them."

HOSA fosters support in community

Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter
December 6, 2024
Eagle Nation Times - Fall Edition - November/December 2024

Eagle Nation Times – Fall Edition – November/December 2024

Anisha Mandem, Erica Deutsch, Max Allen, Kate Duncan, Elizabeth Cohorn, Justin Wang, Emily Logan, Zane Rarey, Yousuf Ali, Jake Radcliffe, and Mark Carbajal
November 21, 2024
Ready for questions, HOSA's information table about the blood drive stands organized outside of the cafeteria during lunch. The table will be out two weeks prior to the event. "During lunches, like any lunch you have, you just go up to that table and then they'll give you more information," said sophomore Maryam Alshawi, HOSA member. "And you can make an appointment."

HOSA hosts blood drive this week

Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter
November 19, 2024
Brush in hand, senior Emma Esposito paints her pumpkin at the October FFA meeting held on Oct. 21. Emma competes in horse evaluation – a CDE competition. "You see horses going around and people riding them, and you have to judge them, and they have a mock competition," Richmond said. "And basically your goal is to get as close to the real judge as you can."

Cultivating success: FFA members gain community in organization

Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter
November 1, 2024
Because she said she likes them colorful and bright, sophomore Kendall McLachlin surrounds herself with her Converses. Her collection began 10 years ago. "I like (my Chuck Taylors) to all be the same style, just different colors," McLachlin said. "So that's usually the (shoe) I go to."

Stylish strides

Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter
October 2, 2024
Together for the first time after tryouts, the JV Eaglettes gather together for a team picture at the annual "Made It Meeting." Seen in the photo, from left to right, are freshman Skyler Dickerman, sophomore Kaitlyn Anderson, freshmen Michelle Sexton, Leah Lopez, Raileigh Mclain, Libby Allen, Elise Leavitt, Lexie Bergeron, Carly Jacobs, assistant jv director Ashley Sharp, freshmen Michelle Ayala, Ella Crist, Kylie Dreyer, Haylee Young, Bree Smith, and head coach Colleen Hunt. The team tried out this past March and ended up with 14 girls on the team. "I went into tryouts with an open mind by selecting both Talonettes and JV on my tryout paperwork," freshman Eaglette Leah Lopez said. "With that being said, I ended up making JV and was so happy and grateful."

From rehearsal to field

Elizabeth Cohorn, Reporter
September 19, 2024
With their newspaper on the board behind them, members of the staff of Eagle Nation Online and Eagle Nation Times showcase a message from Superintendent Holly Ferguson. These students met four times over the summer to meet each other, learn new journalistic skills and plan and prepare for the coming school year. Seen in the photo, from left to right, are freshmen Eli Deutsch and Ethan Chatelain, senior Erica Deutsch, freshman Max Allen, seniors Sofia Ayala and Jake Radcliffe, sophomore Srihitha Madepalli, senior Justin Wang, junior Emily Logan, freshmen Ava Ruhter, Michelle Ayala and Polly Greaves and juniors Trisha Panicker and Aarushi Rana.

Newspaper staff shares summer activities

ENO Staff, Sofia Ayala, Jake Radcliffe, Erica Deutsch, Anisha Mandem, Elizabeth Cohorn, Isabel Multer, Ethan Chatelain, Michelle Ayala, Emily Logan, Eli Deutsch, Max Allen, Gracie Patterson, Srihitha Madepalli, Justin Wang, Leo Taylor, Yousuf Ali, Kate Duncan, and Zane Rarey
August 13, 2024
Members of the NeuroNext Foundation, including founder junior Anisha Mandem, display some of the donations they collected for the Cook Children’s Hospital. The team donated more than 50 new books and toys to the hospital. Those participating in this Tuesday, Jan. 2, event at the hospital include hospital volunteer coordinator Erin Cockrill, junior Vivaan Moharir, junior Litesh Danesh, junior Katya Kondragunta, Mandem, junior Kavya Kondragunta and senior Riley Wanasek. Only a few days remain in the organization’s current donation drive, which wraps up Thursday, April 18. “Helping with fundraisers and seeing that the work we do has helped children has strengthened my interest in medicine, and it makes me want to continue helping people," Vijayakumar said. "I feel like I have made a positive impact on people’s lives by being a part of NNF."

Non-profit foundation raises awareness for individuals with disabilities

Elizabeth Cohorn, Guest Reporter
April 15, 2024
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