The Eagle's Eye

East Hickman High School’s first homecoming dance was on Sep 20. It was filled with laughter, the best kind of chaos, dancing, and full smiles. Students who are not usually as exuberant could be seen in the center of the activity! Beth Copley, EHHS counselor who organized the dance, mentioned that Shelly Mahoney and the…

The East Hickman Marching Eagles have been hard at work refining music, marching technique, and drill since spring, and it all seems to have paid off at the first competition of the season: the annual Rockvale Bands at the Rock Competition. Competing in class 1A against 3 other bands, the Eagles came out on top,…

The Friday night football game against Montgomery Central High School was a nail biter coming down the stretch. Both teams had a wonderful start as Micah Godfrey ran in for a touchdown on the first play of the game. Then Montgomery Central scored twice followed by another touchdown for East Hickman. Then the scores were…

On August 19, the Lady Eagles Volleyball team won their first game of the season against Santa Fe. They were hoping to win in three sets but settled for winning in four. Spectators reported that the team worked well together and that their relationship seemed to go beyond the court, and it does. Many of…

This month’s athlete of the month is Andy Soxayaseng! Andy is a hardworking and dedicated student who plays football, soccer, and tennis. He first started playing sports as a sophomore, starting with football. Then, in his junior year, he started soccer and tennis. Proudest Moment Andy’s proudest moment this season was when he got his…

Every year the Junior English classes are given the opportunity of a scholarship and trip to Washington D.C. by Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative. The winners are determined through a short story contest. The goal of the stories is to convey information about the electric company through a unique story, setting, and plot but in short…

A play where the actors are confused as to whether they are performing “Cyrano de Bergerac” or “Private Lives.” In fact, confusion reigns throughout the farce. Who is with whom? Is their acting company hearing its death knell or…Is the famous Frank Capra coming to watch them?…

During the week of April 2 – 4, Mrs. Charlotte Boehms and the members of the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) took their skills to Chattanooga, Tennessee, to attend the annual State Leadership Conference (SLC). The conference, comprised of leadership workshops and competitive events, is the culmination of an entire year of…