By: Shelby Kuzminski
Every family celebrates the winter holidays in different ways, but what would it be like in different in homes across the country? Some people go to church, host family dinners, and decorate the house. Some families cut down a Christmas tree, or even open one present on Christmas Eve. Many people look forward to the Christmas feast too. Whether it is a Christmas parade, concerts, or pageants, they all have one thing in common, everyone gathers together to celebrate.
By: Dakota Chase
Archery hunting begins in early to mid-November when the deer start to hit the rut. It is a different, funny, crazy, and most importantly, an exciting time to hunt for a whitetail deer. During this time of the year the weather is great; the leaves are falling, the weather is changing to the colder months, the mornings are cool and crisp, and the bugs aren’t bugging your ears. The Squire recently interviewed one of Eisenhower’s own, Mr. Stimmell, to talk about the season. This is a huge season to a lot people who love the rush and the feeling of accomplishment when you walk up on that huge buck you’ve been tracking all year.
By: Tess Parmenter
What were you doing in 1909? You probably weren’t born yet, but for some people it was the start of a tradition that would soon spread throughout the world. This tradition is known as Homecoming. Homecoming was started at a small college in Waco Texas, known as Baylor University. On stltoday.com, Chester Brewer stated they started the tradition as a way to, “urge alumni to come home for a football game against Kansas City.” Their Homecoming event included a football game, a gathering of alumni, a pep-rally, and a parade.
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