Homecoming was recently upon us, along with the fun festivities that followed. This year, the Eisenhower community participated in something new. Youngsville’s tradition of the homecoming parade returned this year and has officially been added to the list of Homecoming traditions here at Eisenhower. The parade took place on September 16 in Youngsville, featuring a multitude of groups representing Eisenhower. These organizations included Varsity Football, Boy Scouts, Wrestling, Cheerleading, Class Officers, Band, Homecoming Court, and others. The longstanding tradition is back, and the community is here for it!
As the weather gets colder and the leaves begin to fall, hunters make their way into the woods for the start of the season. During the fall season, rifle hunting is prohibited until late November, forcing hunters to use bows and keep their shots under 60 yards. During this season, many hunters struggle to harvest deer due to adrenaline, distances, and mechanics, which all rely on the bow you hunt with, causing them to miss their target.
With the new school year upon us, a new group of juniors and seniors are looking ahead at life after high school. Whether that’s college or the work force, many questions and tasks regarding their future loom over them. One of those being the SATs, or the Scholastic Assessment Test. The Squire is here to help you determine if taking the SAT is right for you, along with helpful tips and tricks to help boost your score!
