The Eagle's Eye

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!”

Monday, September 11, the 2017 Homecoming Week began. There’s No Place Like East, based on the The Wizard of Oz made up the theme for 2017 Homecoming Week. The Seniors started off the week with a bang of color to the halls of East Hickman! There’s no place like east, that’s for sure! The Juniors got into the spirit by decorating the Junior wall with ‘The…

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,…

Remnants of Harvey drove the away game to Saturday, Sept 2. It was a close loss to Scotts Hill with the final score of 48-41. The Eagles played well and kept the score close throughout the entire game. Previously, on August 25, East Hickman’s Eagles faced Martin Westview. The kick-off started at 7:30 with Westview quickly…

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By Madison Lilly, Assistant Editor On May 1st, East Hickman High school welcomed the Class of 2021.  When the eighth-graders arrived they were taken to the auditorium and shown two videos: one about graduation requirements and the other with high school students revealing the variety of classes and courses offered here and their experiences with…