Emma Swanson, writer and photographer
• June 6, 2018
On April 25th Treehuggers Club collected data from their waste sort event. Trash bags were sorted through from the last three lunches that day. Students separated the trash into three different categories:...
In April, the EPHS Drumline traveled to Dayton, Ohio to compete in the WGI Percussion Nationals. From April 19 to 22, they competed in the Scholastic World Class with their show “Against the Grain.”...
Do you hate Nutella or love Nickelback? The Eyrie is looking for 1 to 3 sentence unpopular opinions for its final issue of the year in May. For inspiration, check out page 14-15 of our last issue (https://issuu.com/theeyrie/docs/eyrie_issue_4_2018)....
Are you a creative writer, photographer, or artist? Do you have a strong opinion on gun control? The Eyrie has two upcoming opportunities for students to be published.
The annual EPHS Literary Magazine,...
The annual Selgaes Dance is Saturday, Feb.10, from 8:30-11 p.m. Tickets will be sold during lunch on Friday in the South Commons. Tickets are $7 each in advance and $10 at the door.
Student are expected...
It may be cold outside, but “Harvey,” the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Mary Chase, is a heartwarming comedy about Elwood and his best friend Harvey, an invisible rabbit. Embarrassed by Elwood and...
Do you love taking pictures? Do you love writing stories? If so, joining the Eyrie or the yearbook is for you!
Yearbook is a year long class, and it meets first hour. However, seniors are only required...
Last Saturday, January 20, the boys hockey team played the Wayzata Trojans. The Eagles lost 4-7 after the Trojans scored six goals in the second period. "We're kind of struggling in our games right now,...
While most plays are filled with many different scenes, the curtain falling and rising between each, the One Act play has actors acting out a story every moment with no breaks.
This year’s play is...
