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Lily Dean

Lily Dean , Eurekana yearbook production editor

This is Dean's fourth year on staff where she serves as the production editor for Eurekana. Word that describes her: Distinctive.  Conversation she wants to have with the world: "Can we please take a break? I'm really tired." Her hobbies include photography, making to-do lists and designing spreads for the Yearbook. Dean's dream job: "I would like a job that allows me to create art (painting, drawing, design, photography, writing, filming, etc) and inspire people." Twitter: @ldeanEHS_hub

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Fourteen seniors at EHS will be honored at the Glory of Missouri awards, Monday, Feb. 25.

[Photo] Glory of Missouri, border troops and a base in Iraq

February 4, 2019
The Wildcats lost in three sets to Christian High School during their home opener.

[Photo] Cats come close

August 28, 2018
The EHS campus prepares for big changes for the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 school years.

[Photo] A wild parking lot

August 21, 2018
Districts underway, Jamal Pittman, discus and shot put, throws a disc during the boys district track meet, May 11. “I enjoy all my teammates who watch my events,” Pittman said. “Their personalities are exactly what you want in friends. I am excited for the competition at sectionals. Right now I am seeded fifth in my district. It was lower than I was originally seeded, but I am ready to win.” Pittman qualified for sectionals, May 19.

[Photo] Senior goodbyes, boys varsity volleyball district champions and a community fundraiser

May 18, 2018
Construction at EHS will remove the creek and trees in front of the school.

[Photo] A bridge to the future

May 17, 2018
Pop songs picked, Emily Dean, mixed chamber choir, sings “Firework” by Katy Perry at the choir concert, May 8. “It was bittersweet because all the seniors are leaving,” Dean said. “Last year, I didn’t have any seniors in my class, so I didn’t build relationships with them. This year, my class is mostly seniors, so I built these friendships with them. Now that they are leaving, it is super hard to see them go.”

[Photo] Golf sectionals, rugby state and senior awards night

May 11, 2018
Hayley Krey (12) prepares for dress rehearsal for Deathtrap, Nov. 6., 2017.

[Photo] EBN | Up Close and Personal | Hayley Krey

May 3, 2018
Short distance relay started, Thaddeus Bieckli prepares for the handoff from Mykah Massey during the boys track meet, April 6. “I decided to join track because I wasn’t interested in any other sport,” Massey said. “I thought ‘Maybe I will just run to stay in shape’ but ended up figuring out I was actually fast and can jump high. I joined the team my freshman year and stuck with it. It’s been a good experience.” The Wildcats placed 1st with a score of 190.5.

[Photo] First ever military signing, successful Wildcats and Onstage! spring show

April 13, 2018
Alex DiPalma (12) and Dameion Thompson (11) help elementary school students to learn American Sign Language at Eureka Elementary, Oct. 17.

[Photo] ASL

April 18, 2018
Club Group Shot Day will be in Gym A, Monday, March 4.

[Photo] 2018 Club Group Shot Day schedule

March 23, 2018
Attempting to power a car, Casey Baker and Jhalon Asher-Sanders (10) blow up a balloon to use as their fuel in David Klenke’s seventh hour Physical Science class, March 2. Physical science was using the balloon air as power to race their toy cars. “I liked being able to work with all my friends,” Asher-Sanders said. “We got to choose our own group instead of having our teacher choose them. It helped me learn how to build something that I didn’t know. We didn’t have any instructions so we got to be creative and do our own thing.”

[Photo] StuCo leadership breakfast, close knit and crochet and a boys varsity lacrosse triumph

March 8, 2018
Last competition of the year, Jacqueline Osias, Jensen Bee, Sarah Emery, and Jordan Bee perform with the rest of Golden Line during the state competition at the Family Arena in St. Charles, Feb. 24. “It was incredible,” Jensen Bee said. “The competition was so hard because Class 6 is so competitive. We went into the weekend having absolutely no idea how we would do, at least that is how it was for me. We performed better than I could have imagined and everything hit, so we knew even if we didnt place as well as we hoped, we were happy with our performances. Thats what counted. Second was just the cherry on top for an already-amazing year with such a dedicated team, and Im overjoyed by the outcome.” The Golden Line placed first for Pom, third for Lyrical and second overall. Elle Baker placed second for senior soloist, Monica Zesch placed first in sophmore soloist and Katie Musgraves placed fourth in sophomore soloist.

[Photo] Golden Line state, Teacher of the Year and etc…’s “Deathtrap”

March 2, 2018
All about the green, sings chorus (Rebecca Whitaker (12), Chloe Wind (12), Shilee Hesman (11) and Alexander Vance (11) and Glen (Will Crane, 12) during the performance of The Wedding Singer, Nov. 7.

[Photo] Will Crane

February 13, 2018
Hayley Krey (12) performs during rehersal for The Wedding Singer, Nov. 7.

[Photo] Hayley Krey

February 13, 2018
Maura Aryes (12) performs with the rest of the varsity cheer squad at the varsity wrestling senior night against Northwest, Jan. 31. “I thought it was fun to perform at their wrestling meet since it was their senior night,” Aryes said. “It was cool to see the people I am graduating with being recognized for what they had done. On the cheer squad, we are all close. We hang out a lot outside of practice and competitions. It is a bittersweet moment. I am excited to be done and graduate, but I am close with all of them so it is hard to leave.” The Wildcats won, 35 to 29.

[Photo] A JV boys basketball win, wrestling senior night and a French field trip

February 2, 2018
Will Crane (12) and Hayley Krey (12) perform during a dress rehearsal for The Wedding Singer, Nov. 7

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A change of routine, Kaitlyn Luft, Jensen Bee and Rachel Altice perform a competition dance with the rest of Golden Line at the boys varsity basketball game. “I like performing, especially at basketball games, because we can show everyone our competition dance. It shows the school how hard we work and that we don’t just perform at halftime of football games. The dances have true emotion instead of just a dance for fun,” Bee said. “I really like Golden Line because of the girls on it. We are one team. We know how to work well together and are this family. We trust each other, and it is beneficial--especially in high school--to have that support system.”

[Photo] Boys varsity basketball win, Golden Line performance and creative classes

January 19, 2018
Alone with his computer, Marshall Clayton (12) enters the space he enjoys the most.

[Photo] Up Close and personal: Marshall Clayton

January 3, 2018
“Rockin around the Christmas Tree” playing over the speakers, Stephanie Lubinski leads Golden Line during their half-time performance at the boys varsity basketball game, Dec. 11. “I enjoyed getting to make it up with my best friend Elle,” Lubinski said. “It is different than most dances because there is less stress when performing since it is just for fun. All the moves were fun to do and the costumes were cute. A home game in December hasnt happened in a while [since recovery from two floods made the gym unavailable], so it was really exciting to finally be able to do this dance. I enjoyed getting to spread the cheer with my teammates.”

[Photo] Holiday cheer and victorious cats

December 15, 2017
Reminiscing about their winning season, Hayley Jakovich receives her 2017 soccer state championship ring from head coach, Gary Schneider during halftime at the football game against Francis Howell, Aug. 25. “I wear my ring every day and it’s special to me. People will look at you when you wear it and say ’Wow, she’s a state champ’,” Jackovich said. “I’ve been playing since I was five and its something I love doing. After winning something like that, it makes me want to play even more.” Competing and dominating at the state level as a high school student not only provides long lasting memories of teamwork and dedication, but also gives athletes a drive to continue that success in the sport in the professional league. If St. Louis were to have a professional soccer team, students could go to games more often to learn the sport and maybe one day have a spot on the team.

[Photo] Soccer expansion in St. Louis, CVS Pharmacy convergence and protests in Honduras

December 4, 2017
Final touch ups applied, Natalie Bishop finishes waiter and secretary (William Chasin) during the final dress rehearsal for etc…’s production of ‘The Wedding Singer, Nov. 6. “The musical is a nice thing to participate because of the overwhelming feeling of support from the other actors and technicians,” Chasin said. “The most exciting thing is the costumes and lighting. It brings the stage to life with all the fun dancing. All of the smaller roles have plenty of purpose, as the play is very chorus orientated. All of the dancers and singers set the mood with comedic backgrounds and funny one-liners. The show depends heavily on the extras as much as the leads.”

[Photo] Golden Line halftime performance, etc…’s “Wedding Singer” dress rehearsal and band’s craft fair

November 10, 2017
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[Photo] EBN | Dads and daughters

November 9, 2017
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[Photo] 2017 Pep Assembly

November 1, 2017
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[Photo] Band

November 1, 2017
Personally impacted, Kay Satterthwaite, Anna Fascetti, Sarah Silvernail (10) and Audrey Cossins (9) listen to the Dad’s and Daughters speech presented by Shawn Archambault, Sam Oliver, and Steve Timm who spoke to stress the importance of safe driving during Student Health and Wealthness Day, Oct. 23. “Hearing the speeches made me really think about the people in my life and how much I care about them and how I would be devastated if anything ever happened to them,” Cossins said. “My family and the Timm’s are very close, and I see how much pain losing Natalie has caused them and everyone else and I want to make sure that no one has to go through that. I know I can’t stop all bad things happening but just making sure that everyone is safe while driving in a car can help.”

[Photo] Health and Wellness Day relaxation, a varsity field hockey loss and an emotional assembly

October 29, 2017
Connection made, Ariyanna Dixon (11) teaches kindergartners the American Sign Language alphabet and how to spell their name for the ASL 2 field trip to Eureka Elementary School, Oct. 17. “It was fun to help them learn something new,” Dixon said. “We got to see them excited about getting to learn sign language and teach their parents about it when they got home. That isn’t something I will forget.”

[Photo] An ASL field trip, one step closer to state for varsity field hockey and boys varsity soccer defeats Oakville

October 20, 2017
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[Photo] All set

October 13, 2017
The first of many lasts, Jerod Turner (12) sings the national anthem at the Cardinals’ game for the last time with the choir, Sept. 25. “What was most fun was getting to perform on the actual field where the Cardinals play,” Turner said. “Seeing all the fans who are watching you and your face on the jumbotron it is just exciting. My head was full of thoughts. I was excited, but thinking, ‘What are we doing?’ I was happy, scared, everything. It is just a rush seeing yourself and your friends up there.”

[Photo] Cardinals game choir, tough losses and a Monday mercy rule

September 29, 2017
“Hes on our side,” Catpound chants as Christian Passiglia, Parker Nelson, Nick Livingston and Danielle Crooks (12) snap a selfie with Superintendent Eric Knost in the Catpound during the varsity football game against Lafayette, Sept. 15. “I was excited to get a selfie with him because it is something everyone does,” Crooks said. “With my last year in the Catpound, I know that Ill miss it. Im trying to enjoy it all while I can. I like to cheer for the team. It is exciting to be with everyone--just getting together with the whole senior class.” The Wildcats won, 28-14.

[Photo] Superintendent selfies, community car wash and saving lives

September 22, 2017
Varsity volleyball huddles together before the game against Oakville, Sept. 19.

[Photo] Pulling it together, girls varsity volleyball tackles the Tigers

September 20, 2017
Emma Lattimore, outside hitter, tips the bal back to Cor Jesu’s court, Sept. 5. “I had three blocks up, and I saw that left back was open so I tried to tip it to score a point,” Lattimore said. “At the start, it was really close and we were winning the whole time. Then at the end they won by two points.”

[Photo] Photos of the Week: Sept. 1-7

September 10, 2017
Catpound filling up, Evellyn Burken (11) and friend Antonia Melendres, who attends Northwest High School, snap a picture in the stands, Aug. 25. “It was actually my first time being in the Catpound since I am a new student,” Burken said. “It was really fun to be around everyone huddled up. I was a part of a big group and everyone became friends.”

[Photo] Photos of the Week: Aug. 25-31

September 5, 2017
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[Photo] Here comes the sun

August 22, 2017
Books finally here, Allyson Dell and Alyce Koch (10) flip through the clubs section attempting to find themselves and friends at orientation, Aug. 9. It was nostalgic, Dell said. It was fun to look back and see all the things that I had forgot that happened or that I wanted a memory of.

[Photo] Photos of the Week | summer

August 18, 2017
With the start of the relay riding on his shoulders, Tanner Luedtke (11) begins the 400-meter relay race with Antonio Sanders (10), Sean Emmerson (11), and Joshua Jackson (11) during the districts track meet at Parkway South, May 13. “I didn’t have a good meet that day so I was upset, but team-wise it was a good day,” Luedtke said. “It felt good just having them help me out since I wasn’t having a very good week.”

[Photo] Photos of the Week: May 15-19

May 19, 2017
Claire Spears (10) paints a small figure project during an Art Club meeting after school, Feb. 23. “It was really relaxing, I was also painting with my friends which was nice,” Spears said. “We could all just bounce ideas off of each other and the environment was really friendly.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: Feb. 27-March 3

March 3, 2017
Getting clarification, Emma Cole (9) asks for help for a DBQ over WWII from Mrs. Kim Eastlund in her seventh hour US History class, Jan. 20. “I have liked it,” Cole said. “I think it’s cool to know about what happened in the past.”

[Photo] Photos of the week Jan. 23-27

January 27, 2017
Sydney Mayer (9) works on her folder in a during Mrs. Jessica Esfahani’s Art Fundamentals seventh hour class, Jan. 6. “I enjoy drawing,” Mayer said. “You can express yourself without anyone telling you how to do it.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: Jan. 9-20

January 25, 2017
Reviewing his work , Tyler Siracusa (10) gets help for his stamp project from Mrs. Robyn Stellhorn in his seventh hour World Art class, Dec. 8. “I really enjoyed the project. It was probably my favorite project,” Siracusa said. “It was my favorite project because it turned out the best.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: Dec. 12-Dec. 16

December 16, 2016
Heart pumping, Harrison Warden (11) tries to burn as many calories as possible in 30 seconds during the crossfit session. “You had to pedal really fast and go as hard as you can,” Warden said. “I choose crossfit because it was the only active thing other than the navy diving that was active.”

[Photo] Student Health and Wellness Day, Nov. 21

December 2, 2016
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[Photo] EBN: The big picture

November 28, 2016
#11 Sophia Chellappa, senior, serves to Mehlville during the first set. The seniors mean a lot to us, #8 Hailey Hicks, right side hitter, said. They push us through life as friends.

[Photo] Girl’s volleyball wins over Mehlville on senior night

October 14, 2016
Captain America and Minnie Mouse meet in the halls as Audrey Rollins and Madison Flower (11) participate in Disney Day, Sept. 27. “I thought it was pretty cool and funny to dress up and see everybodys costumes and see how all-out everybody else was going,” Flower said. “I just thought it was really fun, and it made the week a lot easier.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: Sept. 23-30

September 30, 2016
Unfazed by the weather, Taylor Lubker, Angela Busby and Kelsey Lanham (12), cheer on the varsity football team with the rest of Catpound during the game against Lafayette, Sept. 16. “It was really rainy, so that was kind of fun to be drenched,” Lubker said. “It made you feel like you’re really supportive of our team.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: Sept. 19-23

September 23, 2016
Ready for the next set, Laney Fonke and Eva McNamee, JV tennis, prepare to play their Parkway West opponents, Sept. 7. “I love tennis. This is my first year playing,” Fonke said. “During our match we won 7-5. It was close; we had to do a tie breaker.” The Wildcats. won the meet 9-5.

[Photo] Photos of the week: Sept. 5- 9

September 9, 2016
Laura Perry (10) sketches on a paper bag in Mrs. Diane Bashirians 7th hour Drawing I class, Aug 26. “It had lots of different shadings, and we had lamps to help define the edges more,” Perry said. The lighting makes it more interesting to look at.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: Aug. 29-Sept. 2

September 6, 2016
Jacob Meiser (11) in AP chem

[Photo] Photos of the week: March 7-10

March 10, 2016
Art fundamentals student Chase Cline (9) laughing with a friend

[Photo] Photos of the week: Feb. 8-12

February 12, 2016
Mole Day festivities heat up as Dr. Bill McIlwee, Science teacher and Madeline Petry, Honors Chemistry student, ignite the methane and soap bubbles on Chemistry student Grayson Henrys hands, Oct. 23.

[Photo] All hands on deck

December 14, 2015
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[Photo] Photos of the week: Nov. 30- Dec. 4

December 4, 2015
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[Photo] Photos of the week: Nov. 9-13

November 13, 2015
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[Photo] Photos of the week: Nov. 2-6

November 6, 2015
2016 Eurekana staff celebrates earning an All American, Sept. 16.

[Photo] Holding high standards

October 15, 2015
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Catpound during the Marquette vs Eureka homecoming game, Oct. 2.

[Photo] Photos of the week: Sep. 28-Oct. 2

October 6, 2015
Catpound shows school spirit at the game against Lafayette, Aug. 21. StuCo encourages all students to wear red, white and blue to honor, 9/11.

[Photo] Red, white, and blue all over

September 10, 2015
Catpound during the kickoff against the Eureka VS Lafayette

[Photo] Photos of the week: Aug. 31- Sep. 4

September 4, 2015
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[Photo] Photos of the Week: Dec. 8-12

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