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volume: 25 stampedeoctober issue eagle high school the Comic by: Meier Simpson news a&e sports pumpkin eagle elections powderpuff carving page: 2 page: 8 page:10 News 2 News Eagle city elections come to a head These factors make voting in the late September. Ridgway is the Briefs election very important. current mayor and his bid for “I’ll be able to vote in this re-election is closely contested Academic Decathlon next election, and I’m excited to by Peirce, a local leader in the They are looking forward to have a say in local politics,” said community and Hadden, a Fire their first competition on Dec. senior Ethan Maze. A few stu- Chief of the Eagle Fire Depart- 14, Regionals on Jan. 11 and dents at Eagle High will be able ment. State on Mar. 13-14. to vote in the election, provided The race for the two open BPA they register and are 18. city council seats is a bit more BPA elected their officers last “I think it is important to vote, crowded, with five candidates Friday. These include: junior especially in local elections so in another close race. Among Austin Durfee as President, ju- that your voice is heard in issues the candidates are Jim Mitchell, nior Sarah Gross as Vice Pres- that affect where you live,” said a current member of the City ident, junior Brayden White as senior Daniel Strilets. It is an Council and Brad Pike, Com- Secretary and junior Nick Lloyd important opportunity that ev- missioner of the Eagle Fire Pro- as Treasurer. As the city of Eagle continues to expand, the local elections are as important eryone should take, as local laws tection District. E-Sports as ever. Blake Ramsey are often much more impactful Both Mitchell and Pike appear E-Sports is holding Eagle night Blake Ramsey there are three, originally four, to cities than even presidential to be the front runners in their at BSU in the eSports Arena photographer candidates running for mayor elections. race, with Mitchell holding onto starting at 4:15 p.m. on Oct. 18. and five running for city council The mayoral race is very close a strong amount of support from Hook, Line and Sinker Club he next election cycle for positions. between all three current can- his current seat and Pike recent- Hook, Line and Sinker Club Eagle City Council has The mayor and city council didates. Stan Ridgeway, Jason ly holding a few popular rallies. meets every Friday at lunch in Tbegun. Every four years members make many important Peirce and Christopher Hadden The City Council will need to S111. Co-Presidents, seniors elections are held in most Ida- decisions that directly affect the have all been running extensive make big budget decisions in the Joseph Evans and John Phillips, ho cities to elect two new city lives of the residents of Eagle. campaigns. There was also a coming months, making the race are planning a fishing trip on the council members and a mayor They make laws and ordinanc- fourth candidate, Jeff Kunz, who for the two seats key in the the Boise River. for the four-year term. This year, es that are particular to the area. withdrew from the election in expansion of Eagle. Key Club During the month of October, they are painting pumpkins for the Spring Creek assisted liv- Tamarack Ski Resort adds the wild ing facility. In addition, mem- bers are selling Butterbraids in October and November to raise wood ski lift opening up new acres funds. Gavin Van Alfen experience: a ski village with Library Advisory Board reporter condos, retail shops and restau- Our library is extending their rants that sit under a beautiful hours to Tuesday, Wednesday amarack Ski Resort is a ski mountain with many lifts and and Thursday until 4:00 p.m. quaint resort located in amazing runs accessible to any National Honors Society Donnelly, Idaho on the skier hoping for adventure. NHS is planning a monster mash T west side of Cascade Lake. This “I can’t wait for the village to dance party at Cynthia Mann El- ski resort has been a local fa- be up and running,” said Hosac. ementary and a pumpkin party vorite for years. It is small, un- Not only are they hoping to cre- at Pioneer Elementary. Mem- crowded and it has lots of tree ate an amazing skiing experi- bers of the club volunteer at the line options that make skiers ence, but they want to create a Eagle Public Library and are scream. And the resort is in for year-round mountain destination always looking for new service a treat. for skiers, mountain bikers, hik- opportunities. In addition, they Tamarack is installing the ers and anyone else that wants to are looking forward to the Har- Wildwood Lift, a brand new, come and experience the beauti- vest Fest for the city of Eagle on high speed, detachable, four- Senior Brianna Bovis shreds down the slopes up at Tamarack. Trish Bovis ful mountain. Oct. 12. man chairlift that will provide The Wildwood Trail system is Spanish Club access to the old wildwood trail Hosac. The students at Eagle Equity Partners, the Imperi- just one piece of the vision be- Spanish club will be celebrating system. This allows access to High are already talking about um Companies and Blue River ing brought to fruition. Before the Day of the Dead by going to several hundred acres of the re- the new lift, and everyone’s ex- Family Offices. Imperium Blue the Wildwood Lift was added, the Cloverdale Cemetery on Sat- sorts most consistently pitched cited. Tamarack is in for loads of is in a much better financial po- Tamarack had 1,020 acres of lift urday, Oct. 26. The Cemetery intermediate and expert trails. skiers this upcoming season. sition than owners in the past, so accessible terrain. The lift will hosts this family friendly event Not only will there be more set Tamarack has had a rough go they are capable of finishing the add several hundred acres to each October. The event goes runs, but this lift will also pro- the past 10 years. They went vision that skiers around the val- that number, greatly increasing from 3:00-8:00 p.m. vide more access to the amazing bankrupt and the resort traded ley have dreamed of for years. skiable land. Everyone around SRO gladed tree skiing that the skiers hands between a few different The Wildwood Lift is just the the valley should be excited to The SRO is still working on the at Tamarack have come to love. owners. But, they finally landed first step in completing this vi- experience all the new advanced school safety video for student “I’m super excited to ski all the in the hands of Imperium Blue, sion. The owners of Tamarack trails that this system has to of- driving. new terrain,” said senior Josh a joint venture between MMG want to create a unique skiing fer. News 3 EHS newspaper articles have been rediscovered from the first issue Depression, 1933 through 1935, classes including; Band, Choir, no annuals were published. By Journalism, Photography, 1936, the class decided to make Industrial Technology, Special their own. Once again in 1944 Education, Child Development, no annuals were published due Health Occupations, Food Labs, to World War II. Computer Labs, Science Labs, In 1959, the old two-story etc. brick schoolhouse was torn The gymnasium has a bleacher down to make room for a new capacity of 2,200 people, two elementary school. 1953 was the practice floors, four locker last graduating class of Eagle rooms, a weight room and a High School. A total of 479 wrestling room. Considering students graduated from the old the old Eagle High school, we Eagle High with the largest class are very fortunate to have three being of 1949 with 14 graduates. football fields, the varsity field Later the high school building having bleacher space for 900 became a junior high for the people. We also glorify our two Meridian District No. 2 with baseball fields and two softball grades 7, 8, and 9 attending. fields, both containing a varsity Though many parents and field that has bleacher space for students protested, all high 200 people. Then, to add to it, school students were bussed to there is a marvelous 400-meter, Meridian. In 1972, Lowell Scott all-weather track and six tennis Junior High was built. Eagle courts. Altogether, the building students in 7th and 8th grade students sit in everyday costs attended here. In 1959, the final about $17,589,000.00, thanks to Eagle High School building Kreizenbeck Constructors Inc. was torn down to make room Imagine what the old high Eagle High was built in 1994 and opened to the public in 1995. This is a general sketch of the school. D.K Browman for a new elementary school. school had to offer. Certainly not Presently, Eagle students in even close to what it has now. algebra. faculty at Eagle High was always grades k-2 attend the school on The school has a nice uprising Brandon Madden The first graduating class of excellent Edith Mcfadden was the hill and 3-5 below. 6th, 7th impact on Eagle’s Community. copyeditor Eagle High School consisted of teacher and principal for many and 8th graders attend Meridian Businesses have grown, houses ecently, the first edition only two females- Ina Fisher years and the yearbook class of Middle School. have been built, roads have been of The Stampede was and Mildred Forney.