From a part time social studies teacher teaching guitar classes, to becoming head of the social studies department, to assistant principal, Henry Kydd has worked his way up in the high school and is now...

The spirit of this clever novel is twofold: it serves as a revolt against Twain’s stereotypes and a celebration of his honest depictions of life along the great Missouri. Harsher than a love letter but...

With more students than ever capturing the world around them with the lens of a camera, student photography is thriving at ELHS. Whether it’s snapping candid shots of friends or photographing school...

If you wish for definitive proof of the beauty inherent in chaos, seat yourself early at the orchestra and admire their sound - ambient, pure tones unrestricted by melody or rhythm. Such was the case...

Imagine you’re in a massive amphitheater - there are oceans of people waving flags in support of their states and excited whispers of those awaiting the next presentation that someone’s worked so hard...

Bridging the gap between education and medical training, EMT certification course teacher Mary Turano’s efforts allow for students to learn professional emergency skills. The ELHS administration unanimously...

It’s no secret that food gives you energy, but many athletes don’t recognize the importance of eating the right kind and amount of food before and after practices and games. Many athletes try to limit...

The first time I heard about Journalism was from my English teacher, and the promise of “Breakfast Fridays.” Students sharing a box of donuts while reading through the last edition sounded all too...