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Where News Hits Like Thunder

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Where News Hits Like Thunder

Thunderbolt
Putting their hard work together to better the community
Just a Yard Short
Cheyenne East T-Birds Get Ready For Wrestling Season
Gender Inequality Persists: A Call for Change
"What is that Noise?"
#3 Damar Hamlin
Student council at the WASC convention in Cody, Wyoming. They spent three days at the statewide convention learning how other student councils around the state run and trying out new ideas during the time spent at the convention.
East Tennis Coach, Leandro Frattis, 12, River Sawyer, 9
Banana photographed in front of pink background. Labelled for common use via Unsplash.
First Downs to Touchdowns
Senior Savannah Schilling poses for a spooky photo.
East High CommUNITY Kicks off 2022-2023 School Year
State Art
Morgan Halverson,12 delivers Thundershack orders around the school.
Igraine Trammel, 9, Zoe Clark, 10, Jessica Cuevas, 12, and Vanessa Hunt, 12, go all green for St. Patrick's Day.
Thoughts on the Russia vs. Ukraine Conflict's Impact on America
Alec Gage,9, receives a Valentine's mum from Student Council President, Wyatt Olivas.
Alyssa Medina shows off the teams Runner Up and Fourth Place Dance trophies
East FFA just keeps climbing
Boys Basketball Gears Up for Regionals
New Year Traditions
Future Farmers of America Christmas Party
Emily Schwaiger, 12, Lana Novotny, 12, and Ella Neider, 12, group together for a photo during their last winter concert together.
Principal Sam Mirich announcing the hall of fame inductees at the Academic Letter ceremony.
Jerry Walker, a Forensic Computer Detective for the Cheyenne Police Department
The Varsity football team celebrates their win against cross town rival, Central, winning the Capital City Bowl.
I Can Dress Myself!
Nedra McIlwaine, 12, (right) and Sydney O'Brien,12, (left) show off their state tennis metals.
Saving that Moola
COVID-19’s Affect on Schools
Success to the finish line
Debate of the year!
Suicide Awareness and It's Significance
The Lack of Tickets
Swimmers stick together for success
Its Getting Hot in Here!
Paskett Carries Team to State
Cruising on a Saturday night
Keeping up with that Covid-19 trend
New Pool Cramps Student Parking Lot
East Homecoming Travesty
Rowing the boat with yearbook staff
Sarah Amick looks over her social media accounts. She created a ‘School Stuff’ Snapchat story to help others deal with the struggles of Covid-19 isolation.
After one game, the WHSAA shut down the Class 3A/4A basketball tournament at the request of the Natrona County Department of Health.
Junior Cactus Rogers leads the pack at an indoor track meet at Central High School.
Led by senior Zak Whisenhunt, the EHS cheer team does a group jump during their Co-Ed routine at the WHSAA State Spirit competition. The T-Birds placed third.
Senior Ky Buell was recently named the MaxPreps Player of the Year.
Surrounded by a sea of red, junior Graedyn Buell looks to pass inside during the Pink Game from earlier in the season. The Thunderbirds knocked the highly touted Indians out of the regional tournament, denying them a shot at a state title.
When word of the arrival of Covid-19 was made public, many pepple went into hoard mode and emptied store shelves of toilet paper and other essentials.
Graphic courtesy Wyoming Department of Health
The EHS Yearbook staff released a sneak peek at the cover of the 2020 yearbook.
Ready for a European education
Students and staff had to make a quick transition to remote learning when the schools were shut down in mid-March.
Customers patiently wait in their cars for curbside food service from Dickey’s BBQ at Frontier Mall. While some businesses with outside access remained open, the mall closed in mid-March to discourage people gathering in confined areas.
Makylee congrats little brother Graedyn on his 2019 Super 25 Offensive Player of the Year.
YuYu Yuan, junior, was selected as Laramie County School District 1’s Student of the Week for the week of March 30.
Parker Bachelder competes in dramatic interpretation.
Cheer squad finishes as one of the best in the state
The Buell family shows off their T-Bird Fanatic best for Virtual Spirit Week.
With pen in hand, junior Jaylen Burch takes notes in her readings. Many students printed off materials or asked for learning packets so they could do school work in a more traditional way, with pencil and paper.
Ursus, the bear scuplture outside the Cheyenne Botanical Gardens, sports a mask to help remind folks to cover up for safety.
With the Covid-19 quarantine, there's not much to do. To help pass the time, a Cheyenne couple took their dog to Lion's Park and dropped a line in the hopes of catching a few fish.
Athletic Director Jerry Schlabs ran a social media campaign to promote #BeTheLight.
Helping the Earth Breathe Again
Veterans Day
You Got Served!
Dress Code: Do We Need a Change?
Asia Trip
Marching with the Rocket Man
Thunderbird Nation Takes Over County Fair
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