As the leaves begin to fall, the hunters of Eisenhower head to the woods for the start of archery season. Archery season is different from rifle season because it consists of a bow, forcing the hunter to come within 40 yards of the deer in order to successfully harvest the animal. The patience that it takes to watch the deer come in close proximity will get the adrenaline pumping. Many hunters are unable to handle the pressure and thus, end up missing their deer. Continue reading Shooting into Fall Hunting→
With school back in session and fall sports underway, the excitement of homecoming is coming to an end. The biggest football game of the year was on September 20, during Homecoming week. With all the festivities that go along with it, everyone loves the Homecoming game and the atmosphere it brings. Exciting events like tailgating, spirit week, the pep assembly, and the crowning of the King and Queen, brings everyone together for a fun time. Continue reading Recapping the Homecoming Football Game→
With Homecoming being the first formal event students attend for the school year, students at Eisenhower go through a lot of preparation for the big night. One thing that could be stressful for Homecoming, but also other events throughout the year, is where to take your date to dinner. The pre-dance dinner date can set the mood for the whole night so you want to do it right and make sure you know a good place to go. Continue reading Eating Out Before the Big Night→
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