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Drawing depicting rising tariffs
Tariff Hikes
SUPER TROOPER
Unspoken Parts of Senior Year
Students can be frustrated during an AMI day.
AMI Days
Energy drink
The Buzz Behind The Boost
Drawing made by reporter Anna Steele
Take A Chance On Me
Our Last Summer
High School Spirit
Going Separate Ways
2025 RETIRING EDUCATORS
2025 RETIRING EDUCATORS
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
We’re soaring to cords
The Cardinals: What went wrong
The Cardinals: What went wrong
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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Tess Summers

Tess Summers, reporter

This is Tess’s third semester on staff. Outside of The Bugle, she is involved in STUCO and E!Crew, and is Varsity Cheer captain. Outside of school, she enjoys hanging out with friends and family and visiting new places around St. Louis. Her favorite movie is ‘Step Brothers’. One word she would use to describe herself is outgoing. Her dream job is whatever makes her happy. 

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Are you rockin’ with it?

Tess Summers, reporter
March 30, 2021
Maddie Kacer (11) and Oliva Crain (11) sit at the lunch tables now limited to five students.

[Photo] Students share their opinions on Eureka’s new lunch shifts

Ali Pate, social media editor
March 2, 2021

[Photo] Eureka welcomes the Class of 2024

Ali Pate and Avery Bigham
November 10, 2020
Front of Eureka High School

[Photo] Eureka students will return to in-person learning in less than a week: Here’s what has changed.

Grace Walton, editor-in-chief
November 6, 2020
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[Photo] EBN | Champion performance

April 10, 2018
Last competition approaching, Sarah Lawson (10) performs her winter guard state performance routine for the parents during practice, April 5. “I joined winter guard to be a part of a team,” Lawson said. “The best part about it is how close we are. We are like a unit. The competitive aspect is also nice, but mostly just being with all these people.” Winter guard will be competing at state April 7th at Ozark High School in Ozark, MO.

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

Regan Peterson, photo editor
April 6, 2018
Sixteen-hour bus ride behind her, Samantha Anderson (9) looks at a game at Dave n’ Buster’s in New York City, March 25. Anderson accompanied many other choir students on the trip to New York for a festival to compete against other schools. “I really enjoyed the trip, but mostly the cruise. We got to sing and dance with other schools who were competing,” Anderson said. “It was a stressful trip, but still fun. A lot of my friends went which was fun. The worst part was the bus ride, but we made it fun.” OnStage! placed first while the other choirs placed third overall.

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

Regan Peterson, photo editor
March 29, 2018
Adjusting the nucleus model, Sophia Clancy (9) and Xander Fessler (9) take a video of translations and transcriptions in a cell nucleus made out of pipe cleaners and Expo marker created in Elissa Perrin’s fifth hour biology class, Nov. 10. “This project was to create a video animation. We got to build our own cell nucleus and lead the project ourselves. This helped us learn more about translations and transcriptions concerning the nucleus and RNA of a cell,” Clancy said. “It was fun to be able to learn the material in more of a hands on approach than just taking notes over the unit.”

[Photo] Standing at attention, a cheer benefit and one final kneel

Lauren Glascock, News reporter
November 17, 2017
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