Jazz Sturdivant, Reporter
October 18, 2018
Homecoming is the time of the year where students, teachers, and staff all come together to embrace school spirit. Traditionally, the week is associated with school spirit, the football game, the Homecoming dance, but not at Etowah. For the past three years, Etowah has replaced the dance with a festival. Etowah’s...
Alyssa Pearson, Reporter
October 17, 2018
Everyone knows who leads the administrators of the school, but not everyone knows who leads the student body. From organizing homecoming to decorating the hallways, SGA shows their leadership skills throughout the school in every way possible. “SGA representatives are expected to lead by example...
Mckenna Guinn, Reporter
October 15, 2018
Everyone has classes where students feel they are constantly racking their brains for information, time, and effort that one does not possess. Those are the classes that,...
Angel Beltran, editor
October 15, 2018
When non-band members walk through the Etowah band room door, then they may be met with screaming band students. It may appear the band and color guard students are snobbish for...
Haley James, Editor
October 11, 2018
The gym lights shut off. Phone lights turned on. The woodshed was destroyed. At Etowah’s annual Battle of Towne Lake pep rally, students left the gym pumped for Friday’s...
Mckenna Guinn, Reporter
October 15, 2018
On Oct. 10, Woodstock High School hosted Etowah at the annual Woodstock vs. Etowah football game. The turnout from fans on both sides of the Towne Lake divide was fantastic....
Haley James, Editor
August 28, 2018
The sun is hot. Heat waves radiate from the dirt. The crack of the bat echoes through the stadium and can be heard throughout the field as the girls run their drills. This...
Nicole Martin, Editor
August 16, 2018
Etowah’s cross country runners spend hours of their week devoted to running and pushing their muscles to the maximum. Through the sweat, hard practice, and additional...
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Nicole Martin, Editor
October 18, 2018
Discipline is just what Jason Berric, Etowah’s new Earth Systems and Environmental Science teacher, needs after joining Etowah mid-September on top of his schedule of coaching a girls’ rowing team. His athletes compare his personality to a Ferrero Rocher, a hazelnut candy covered in a hard...
Holly Kate O'Brien, Supervisor
August 28, 2018
After nine years of teaching, new Etowah teacher Amanda Shafer has decided to pursue what she loves and teach Nutrition and Food Science. She has decided to take over the FCCLA (Family Career Community Leaders of America) club because she wanted to be a part of Career and Technical Organizations and...
Haley James, Editor
October 11, 2018
