Author: Mrs. Graves

 

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The Chief has assigned her two top detectives an urgent mission—find out who has been switching the street signs…or else lose their badges. Who’s the good cop? Bad cop? They use their routine as they try to extract information and find the culprit. Could it have been the typical trouble-making teenager? The hair-twisting valley girl? The tough biker chick? The want-to-be escape artist? The Eagle Mascot? Grandma?….A BABY??? How about Mario, the plumber, (who emphatically states he does not want to be paid in mushrooms) with his brother Luigi? A far-out, way-cool drama teacher? Or, is it someone no one would ever suspect?

 

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Most Memorable: Hunter Harrington and Ally Ferguson

Most School Spirit: Jessica Matheny and Daimeo Springer

Family and friends entered the auditorium to find a substantial number representing the dollar amount of scholarships at this time awarded to the Class of 2016! Yes, that is one million five hundred forty-nine thousand and fifty- eight dollars! Hunter Harrington proudly celebrates 12 YEARS of perfect attendance! Twelve years = 2,160 days of school! The top left and middle pictures represent departmental awards while the lower right is the Class of 2016’s Top Ten.

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East Hickman High School students in partnership with Monroe Carrell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt and the local EMS and Rescue Squad create a mock crash scene.

The entire school population not only witnesses the staging of the mock crash but also views the moving and sobering video portraying the deadly effects of driving distracted. See the entire video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxj_46AmXXY&feature=youtu.be

 

Congratulations to the Envirothon team who placed 1st in regionals and will be advancing to the state finals. The winning team is Tate Kinney, Andrew McCord, Delanie Livengood, Derek Weber, Lily Thompson. The Envirothon team is coached by Mrs. McCaleb.

Brian Pence, assistant coach at Independence High School, has been selected to fill the open position of head football coach. Last year’s success at Independence included winning the 5A State Championship. Yesterday was Coach Pence’s first meeting with his new team of Eagles. Welcome to EHHS!

The Eagles open with a 10-1 win against Perry County! The Eagles will meet the Vikings again this week. The Eagles have a full schedule with 4-5 games per week before the season ends the first week in May. Go Eagles!

Congratulations to the Lady Eagles on their win over Creekwood last Friday!

Wear blue to school on  Wednesday, February 17th to support the Lady Eagles as they go up against Camden in the first round of District Tournaments.

Game time is at 6:00 pm. Come out and show your support!

 

As the political race begins in earnest with the upcoming Iowa caucus, Eagle’s Eye staff polled the student body. Participation in the poll was on a volunteer, anonymous basis. It was interesting and refreshing to see the debate and discussion which the poll prompted among the journalism staff!