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Students can be frustrated during an AMI day.
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Our Last Summer
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Front of Eureka High School
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Drawing of a newspaper, instead of news the paper contains popular social media apps.
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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)
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EBN March Broadcast
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Ruby Copeland (12) and Ellis Asbury (12)
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Audrey Kreher, 11, plays water polo.
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Mr. EHS 2023 Photo Gallery
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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
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Cloe Jones

Cloe Jones , Eurekana yearbook staff

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This is Jones’ first year on the Eurekana staff where she serves as a staff member. Word to describe her: artistic. Conversation she wants to have with the world: “Stop being so stupid.” Jones’ plays bass, is in symphonic orchestra, and plays in the pit for musicals. Dream job: “My dream job is to play in pit orchestras for a living. Maybe even some symphonies.”

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Anna Massey (10) lights her candle during the National Honor Society induction, April 23. “It felt good,” Massey said. “It felt like I was going to be a part of something that was going to help better the society. I always wanted to help people and NHS will only help me do that. I enjoyed the ceremony because I got to see all my friends come together for something.”

[Photo] Best Buddies walk for inclusion, Gold Standard awards and the Variety Show

Regan Peterson, photo editor
April 27, 2018
Megan Moll, forward, attempts to score during the girls varsity soccer game against Lindbergh, April 3. “I love competing against good high school teams,” Moll said. “I have so much fun with my teammates while doing it. Sometimes it is nice to get away from school and just play the game I love. But, sometimes losing multiple hours after school practicing or having a game can be stressful if I have a test or something come up.” The Wildcats lost, 0-1.

[Photo] NHS Easter gifts, tough games, and winter guard practice

Regan Peterson, photo editor
April 6, 2018
Sightseeing, Victoria Koenig and Ariana Mullins (11) pretend to sing at Sun Studios in Memphis with Orchestra, March 23. “I had a lot of fun,” Mullins said. “We played at Graceland at Elvis’ house. We played ‘Can’t Help Falling in Love’ by Elvis. It was [Mary White] our teacher’s mom’s favorite song. She started getting emotional while we were playing because it brought her good memories. It was a sweet moment.”

[Photo] Out of town trips, spring sports kick off and a Spanish lock-in

Regan Peterson, photo editor
March 29, 2018
Ready to take a shot, Marvin Brown, power forward, looks for an open teammate to pass to at the boys JV basketball game against Pacific, Jan. 26. “Basketball for me is something to do,” Brown said. “It keeps me in shape for my main sport: football. At the beginning of the season, we were not close on the team because we had never played together before. We learned how to play together, which helped us to win more games. The games are much more fun than practices.” The Wildcats won by 6.

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

Regan Peterson, photo editor
February 2, 2018
Net insight, Brock Evans, forward, heads toward the basket in an attempt to score at the boys JV basketball game, Jan. 23. “Spending time with my friends is the best part. I like playing basketball, too, but the best thing is that we are all good friends,” Evans said. “We don’t have a lot of team bondings. We just make plans on our own and hang out. We lost and that was disappointing. They are the best JV team and were tough to play against. A couple of weeks ago, we played them and lost by like 20, but this time we were determined to win. We almost beat them, but they pulled away and won.” The Wildcats lost by eight.

[Photo] Mr. EHS pageant, Golden Line senior night and a varsity hockey win

Regan Peterson, photo editor
January 26, 2018
Her life inspiring her art, Alisyne Hollowood (10), recites her poem about bullying at the poetry slam, Jan.10. “I like doing poetry because it is an artistic way to get points across and let others know where you were coming from,” Hollowood said. “I liked that at the slam how they had professional poets. They listened to what I had to say instead of just being there to be there. They gave me feedback to make my poetry more impactful and being myself. I talked about bullying and that we make people hurt and put them in the dirt. I tried to reflect on being happy humans and being nice to others.”

[Photo] Curriculum night, math classes and a poetry slam

Regan Peterson, photo editor
January 12, 2018
Second time auditioning, Paige Hollinsworth, cello, plays A major scale, a C minor scale, 3 excerpts from Beethoven’s 5th symphony, and Brahms excerpt for the orchestra All-State audition at Mizzou, Dec. 2. “I was nervous going into it, but I knew that I had put in a lot of practice time beforehand, so I felt ready. Once I got there, the nerves mostly went away, and I ended up playing my best, which is all I could have hoped for,” Hollinsworth said. “Part of getting over the nerves was just telling myself that I would do great as long as I remembered what I practiced. Most of it though was having my parents, my friends, and Mrs. [Mary]White supporting me. Knowing that those people would be proud of me no matter the outcome helped me to feel more comfortable.”

[Photo] A girls varsity basketball loss, a wrestling win, and orchestra All-State auditions

Regan Peterson, photo editor
December 8, 2017
Team robot forming, Anton Fleming (10), William Shulz and Kevin Kwiatkowski (9) attach pieces of where the claw will go at the robotics meeting, Nov. 29. “I like robotics because it is a challenge and you can be creative and come up with new things,” Fleming said. “It is fun because you are not restricted to one thing. You can go any direction you want.”

[Photo] Boys varsity basketball win, robotics projects underway and academics

Regan Peterson, photo editor
December 1, 2017
Pass received, Blaiz McPeek, left midfield, carries the ball down the field at the varsity field hockey game against Marquette, Oct. 13. “What I like most about playing field hockey is the team's support,” McPeek said. "If someone does something wrong in a game, everybody would be right there to bring their confidence back up. I personally liked the confidence boost because it reminded me that I have an entire family of a team that will always have my back.” The Wildcats lost, 4-1.

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

Regan Peterson, photo editor
October 20, 2017
King and Queen crowned, Jerod Turner and Elle Baker (12) pose for a picture at the Party with Gatsby themed Homecoming Dance, Oct. 7. “It was kind of overwhelming,” Turner said. “The whole school was looking at me, looking how I was going to react. Then everyone knew who I was. Everything about me was out there. It was crazy. I realized how many people were actually with me. I had so many friends surrounding me. It was all so surreal. I thought I only had the people in my ‘group,’ but--in reality--I had support from so much more. Before this, Elle and I weren’t super close, but after winning together she is like my sister and someone I will never forget. She is my queen.”

[Photo] Homecoming wrap up, learning and the end of the softball season

Regan Peterson, photo editor
October 13, 2017
Checking for conformation of his win at musical chairs, Josh Jackson (12) makes sure the judges confirm his win after being hip checked by Ryan Schwentker (9) in order to win class points for lunchtime activities, Oct. 5

[Photo] Spirit Week Day 4 | Making a comeback

Sarah Myers, editor-in-chief
October 5, 2017
Color guard leads marching band in the Eureka Days Parade as Alysha Leonard (11) waves her flag during on Main Street, Sept. 9. “It was my first fall guard and first parade, so I was nervous,” Leonard said. “A lot of my friends were in the crowd, so I got to wave to them while we were doing the routine. It helped me calm my nerves though knowing someone was supporting me.”

[Photo] Community pride, Golden Guys and a singing presentation

Regan Peterson, photo editor
September 15, 2017
Cole Huntley plays the vibraphone during "On Eureka," at the beginning of the varsity football game against Pattonville, Sept. 1. "My favorite part of preforming at the games is showing everyone what we've been learning by playing the show music," Huntley said. "After practicing for hours on marching and music, the shows give us time to piece it all together and show people how hard we work."

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

Regan Peterson, photo editor
September 10, 2017
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