Author: Mrs. Graves

The Eagles and Lady Eagles are three games into their regular season. The Lady Eagles are 3-0 while the Eagles are 1-2 with many more games ahead. Last night’s game was against Spring Hill, and tonight the Eagles challenge Columbia Academy at home.

 

Brain Mobley takes the rebound and puts in back up for a score!

Z Taylor and Tyler Mobley each make 2 pointers.

Alli Crumpler readies for the shot.

Chloee Adams gains points for the Lady Eagles!

EHHS Counselor Mrs. Jennifer Turpin relates the following information concerning the visit.

Members of the Business Education Council (BEC) visited Agrana on November 14th to learn more about the company and tour the facility.  The council learned about the global operations of Agrana and the manufacturing process at the Hickman County plant. Members also toured the facility, met employees who work at Agrana, and learned about job opportunities and benefits at Agrana.  The purpose of the meeting was to bridge the gap between the school system and local industries (what skills are needed, training, opportunities available, how the school system can help the company, etc.).   Yesterday’s meeting was the first of a series of on-site visits the BEC is planning as employers and educators are brought closer together.  The next visit will be to Accurate Energetic systems at the beginning of the year.

 

Purchase a ticket for $5 for this coming Friday, November 10th to watch the reigning champs Chisty Dressler and James Scruggs defend their title against old rivals and newcomers, Bryan Pence, EHHS football coach; Michelle Gilbert, Director of schools; and Julia Thomasson, Director of special programs.

Who will take home the belt (and the glory) this year? Tickets may be purchased from a high school teacher or at the door. The show will begin at 7:00 pm.

Girls’ and Boys’ Cross Country teams competed in regional runs this past weekend. The boys finished 8th out of 13 teams while the girls tied for 3rd, coming in 4th after the tiebreaker.

Two individual students, Olivia Plunkett and Michael Jenkins will continue on to run in the State finals held Saturday, Nov 4th at the Steeplechase in Nashville.

Olivia and Michael, we wish you the best of luck!

The baseball booster thanks you for your support this past weekend! No haunted trail this weekend October 27-28 due to wind damage.

The Spanish club opens its café tomorrow during Fun Friday. In order to reserve your place for future Friday culinary experiences, purchase advance tickets from Mr. Angell in room 265.

Coach Harris updates, “After a rough first 9 holes, Isaac Braman bounced back shooting 2-over on the front to finish the first day T-34. He looks to keep that momentum going today and continue climbing the leaderboard!”

Junior Zavier “Z” Taylor’s play was picked by the Tennessean as one of the top plays of the week. Find the play at number 8 in the link below.

Photo by Randy Meadows

http://www.tennessean.com/videos/sports/high-school/2017/09/15/-tennesseans-top-plays-week-4/105627416/

 

 

The Eagle’s Eye staff participated in the Tennessee High School Press Association’s yearly workshop at Lipscomb University. Leah Tidwell  took first place in the feature article writing contest!

Members attending the conference included (back row, left to right) Madison Lilly, Leah Tidwell, Lexie Larkins, Gracie Delaney (front row) Sponsor, Mrs. Graves, Jon Pruett, Elizabeth Gordon, Randy Meadows (not pictured) Ms. Dressler