Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Autism Awareness Week at EHS


EHS students and staff wearing Autism Awareness t-shirts.





EHS Bass Fishing Team


Eureka bass fishing team takes fourth-place at sectional out of 25 teams



Colton holding JD's fish

Kourt, Zach, and Brant


 

EHS Welding Team


The EHS Welding Team

Logan and Landon win big!!!!

Monday, April 29, 2013

Freshmen Narrative Night at EHS


“On Thursday, April 25th, parents and siblings of Mrs. Roorda’s English 1 students joined them in her room for ‘Freshmen Narrative Night’. It was a fun hour to eat delicious refreshments and share narrative essays written by writers in Mrs. Roorda’s 3rd and 5th hour classes. Thank you to all who attended and who either read their work, listened to it being read, or allowed theirs to be read by those who came. What a great evening!”

Friday, April 26, 2013

EHS Bass Fishing Team


Eureka bass fishing team takes fourth-place at sectional out of 25 teams




EHS Honors Our Secretaries

Karie Rieke

Vicki Cook and Jenni Gladson

EHS's Josh Schaidle


Congratulations to Josh Schaidle for being selected for channel 31s extra effort award. It will air at 6 pm on May 3rd and it will be on the website sometime that evening.








Coach Aldridge is Inducted Into Hall of Fame



Congratulations to Coach Aldridge on his induction into the Illinois Wrestling Hall of Fame.

EHS Bikers


EHS participates in One Billion Acts of Green sponsored by the Earth Day Network and Proctor and Gamble!  Students and faculty rode their bikes to school to promote awareness of environmental concerns!

Monday, April 22, 2013

2013 EHS Valedictorians

Congratulations to Anna Boggs, Vaughan Meiss, Erik Slingerland, and Brett Leman who are the EHS valedictorians for the class of 2013.




Monday, April 15, 2013

Sophomore English Students Hear Holocaust Survivor Speak

On Tuesday, April 9th, sophomore English 2 students in Ms. Lowe, Mrs. Roorda, and Mr. Streit's classes traveled to Charter Oak Primary School in Peoria to hear Holocaust survivor Marion Blumenthal Lazan speak. A group of roughly 400 students and faculty from surrounding schools was in attendance to listen to Lazan speak about her experiences as a Jew during the Holocaust and after the war. Eureka students read Lazan's book, "Four Perfect Pebbles" in March, so it was especially fitting to hear her speak in person after reading her story. Lazan's inspirational message of determination and hope truly impacted all who attended. Marion herself gave the challenge to her listeners to seek peace and tolerance in every relationship, so that the tragic events of history are never repeated.

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Corn Belt Conference Art Show Participants


Pictured is Becky Beall who placed 2nd in the painting category at the 2013 Corn Belt Art Show.


Monday, April 8, 2013

Autism Awareness Month is April


EHS is celebrating Autism Awareness Month in April!  The picture shows the t-shirt that will be worn by the those supporting this cause. The Special Education staff has spearheaded this Campaign with autism t-shirt Tuesdays, videos, and facts in the announcements to educate and raise awareness and tolerance of people with autism.

EHS Speech Team

EHS Speech & Drama Team members competing and performing well at the Olympia Regional include Makayla Fowler, Alison Waller, Bridgette Davey, Kelly McCabe, Anna Williamson, Jennifer Phillips, Susanna Getz, (back) Nathan Sylvester, Ross Hettinger, Mark Crenshaw, Erik Slingerland, and Zach Harper.

Speech Team members Matt Wilder, Susanna Getz, Ross Hettinger, Constance Moushon, and Makayla Fowler had the honor of being official timers and guides at the State IHSA Individual Events tournament held in Peoria.


EHS Students Attend the Peoria Area World Affairs Council



Over break four EHS students traveled to the Peoria Area World Affairs Council Conference. They won scholarships from Rotary to attend.  We were again well represented: Ross Hettinger, Kyndall Singletary, Corey Dewald and Colin Dewald (who was there to receive recognition for his Scholastic Bowl achievements; he is traveling to Washington, DC as his award).

ACS Class Visits Springfield