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Eureka Parks & Recreation Logo
Crumbling Bridge
Phones after being put in a phone jail
Phones Down, Focus In
Drawing depicting rising tariffs
Tariff Hikes
SUPER TROOPER
Unspoken Parts of Senior Year
Cookin' It Up
Cookin’ It Up
The Return of Convict Island
When Cultures Collide
Headphones In School
Maraniss Visits EHS
The Wedding Singer logo.
Ash’s Popcorn Perspective: The Wedding Singer (1998)
© James Carey Lauder-Imagn Images
A Season to Remember: A Blues Retrospect
Front of Eureka High School
The Wildcat Way
Drawing of a newspaper, instead of news the paper contains popular social media apps.
TikTok Does Not Equal News
Brady Cook, University of Missouri, Columbia, quarterback, sits with teammates while Missouri's defense takes the field during the Veterans Day military appreciation football game against the University of Tennessee. Prior to the game, service members were honored with a ceremonial wreath presentation and a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber flyover during the U.S. national anthem. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Stephanie Mundwiller)
What a Difference a Year Makes
EBN March Broadcast
February 2025 Broadcast
EBN Broadcast Dec. 2024
EBN Broadcast Oct. 2024
Come Work With Us
Ruby Copeland (12) and Ellis Asbury (12)
Drop by Drop
Audrey Kreher, 11, plays water polo.
From rivalry to friendship
Mr. EHS 2023 Photo Gallery
Mr. EHS Photo Gallery
Mr. EHS Photo Gallery
Coming up from the water, Rowan Peckham (11) races in the varsity swim meet against CBC, October 22. Wildcats won 97-89.
Photos of the Month | October 2019
All things EHS all the time

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All things EHS all the time

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Mrs. Dominique’ Paul

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
April 1, 2014

Mr. Matt Doell

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
April 1, 2014
RSD welcomes new Superintendent Eric Knost

RSD welcomes new Superintendent Eric Knost

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
March 28, 2014
After four days on the New Orleans Habitat for Humanity work site, students could see how much progress made in such a short period of time. "I was so incredibly proud of the house we built," Erin Brock (12) said. "I can look at all of the pictures and see all of the work we did in such a short amount of time. I just think about the people who are going to live in this house and celebrate birthdays and eat dinner together, and that’s something we helped make for them.”

Photos of the week: Senior Spring Break 2014

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
March 25, 2014
Staff picks: Spring Break playlist

Staff picks: Spring Break playlist

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
March 13, 2014
Fifteen community members listen intently to Dr. Dennis Fisher, School Exec Connect Associate, as he asks his fourth question about the ideal skill set for a future superintendent, Jan. 13. The stakeholders took the initiative and contributed to the superintendent search by attending the open forum at the Administrative Annex.

Searching for a superintendent

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
January 30, 2014
Happy Holidays from the EHS-hub

Happy Holidays from the EHS-hub

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
December 19, 2013
Onstage!: Dinner and a show

Onstage!: Dinner and a show

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
December 5, 2013
I always have the latest news on-hand thanks to news apps on my cell phone. Whenever I find an article of interest, I love collecting more opinions from my closest friends: Valerie Carrizales, Morgan Fryman, me, Chloe Lozano and Nicole Breer (12).

Opinions: Nayak knows: Talking politics

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
October 23, 2013
I adjust the clouds attached to the boxes that the Homecoming Court stood on during the dance after being introduced, Oct. 5. As a Homecoming Court chair, I was able to crown Josh Ocuaman (12) as Homecoming King that night at the dance. If not for StuCo, I would never have that opportunity.

Opinions: Nayak knows: Already reminiscing

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
October 9, 2013
Welcome to Spirit Week

Welcome to Spirit Week

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
September 30, 2013
My parents try to keep Indian culture alive in ourhouse, and decor is a big part of that. Along with the usual family portraits and vacation souvenirs displayed in any home, we have representations of Hindu gods and dozens of elephant statues. On the mantle in my living room, two Indian wedding elephant statues march in front of a framed picture of Krishna and Radha, two prominent gods. The other statues along the mantle are of Ganesh, the God of wisdom; Lakshmi, Goddess of wealth and prosperity; Jagannath, Balbhadra and Subhadra.

Opinions: Nayak knows: Identified

Monika Nayak, editor-in-chief
September 26, 2013
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