My Story for Everyone Else
Rhiannon Thomalla and Evie Brady
May 5, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
(The following story is a compilation of the experiences of many members of the class of 2017.) All through high school you hear about the kids who go above and beyond the usual expectations. From star athletes to the academic overachievers, certain students just seem to get all the recognition. Week in ...
DECA at Disneyland
Camden Schmidt, Online Editor
May 2, 2017
Filed under Features, News, Showcase, Student Life
Anaheim, California is usually known for Disneyland and California Adventure. However, between April 26 and 29, 20,000 visitors flocked there for another reason, the DECA International Career and Development Conference. ICDC is an international scale competition for DECA members who qualified through t...
The Revolutionary Phenomenon
Kenna Smith, Features Reporter
April 18, 2017
Filed under Features
Many people, when asked about the man on the $10 bill used, to respond with “I don’t know”. However, within the past two years, many people now know who’s on the $10 bill. It just so happens to be the first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, whose name, now thanks to the hit Broadway...
Magic or Memories?
Steph Sommer, Features Editor
April 18, 2017
Filed under Features
Being high school students born from 1998-2003, we are the generation that was born into Disney movies- Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, The Lion King, Finding Nemo- we grew up watching them every day. We knew the songs, loved the characters, and watched the movies any chance we got. Now that we have entered...
Drink Up! The Official Ranking of East’s Water Fountains
Steph Sommer, Features Editor
February 21, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
East High is home to over 15 water fountains, all scattered throughout the halls. Some don’t work, some spray you in the face, and some have water bottle fillers. A common topic among students often involves water fountains, and which is the best. We decided to put this conundrum to rest, with Offi...
You Can Count-cil on Us!
Avalon Skinner, News Editor
January 12, 2017
Filed under Features
A small group of students here at East add to the spirit and learn a sense of leadership by helping organize and execute several events, but they tend to go unrecognized. Every year, the East High’s student council starts off the school year with a bang by organizing all aspects of homecoming, including...
2016 Hits New Highs
Stephani Sommer and Avalon Skinner
January 12, 2017
Filed under Features
2016 brought about all sorts of changes and new problems. The Zika virus affected many, Adele’s return, Leonardo DiCaprio’s Oscar, and much more, all received headlines. Some of East High’s more popular topics were: 2016 Presidential election “The election was a major change, with a lot of un...
Still a Music Man
Steph Sommer, Features Editor
December 6, 2016
Filed under Features
Senior Liam Guille may be best known for his performance as Professor Harold Hill from the Music Man, or even leading the homecoming pep rally with East’s school song. Now Liam is on to bigger things and furthering his singing career by heading to Grapevine, Texas to participate in National Honor Ch...
You’ve Got a PAL in Me
Steph Sommer, Features Editor
November 1, 2016
Filed under Features, Student Life
Stephen Hawking once said, “Quiet people have the loudest minds.” Senior Cody Ruby couldn’t prove this statement more. Cody is the Teacher’s Assistant in the PALS room during his off hours, and he works with the PALS kids- helping them learn and assisting them with things they may need. The...
Phipps Not Phelps
Steph Sommer, Features Editor
September 27, 2016
Filed under Features
Between school, homework, having a job, and spending time with loved ones how could anybody have time for anything else? EHS Junior Briley Phipps has found the time for all of this, plus some extra time to be one of the top divers at East High. Briley’s school year begins in mid-August, with weight...
Cosette Stellern named WyoSports’ Laramie County Female Prep Athlete of the Year
Sisco Molina, WyoSports.net Sports Writer
June 22, 2016
Trophies can’t be hoisted in front of hundreds or thousands without first putting in work in the view of only a few, if not all alone. Banners wouldn’t hang in gyms for fans to see if not for the blood, sweat and tears shed when the stands were empty. Those are the firm beliefs held by Cheyenne...
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