Stubs, East’s greeting angel
October 23, 2009
Alex Justin Stubbs was loved by all those around him for his enthusiasm, politeness, and daily exclamations of “Good morning!” These qualities were so pronounced, in fact, that teacher Beverly McDonald knew just the right job for Stubbs. “He would have been perfect as a hotel greeter,” said McDonald.... Read more »
Morgan Ward 2009 Homecoming Queen
October 23, 2009
H1N1 ignites hygiene frenzy amongst students
Laura Carroll
October 19, 2009
Uneasiness increases as a growing number of East Meck students are faced with the risk of contracting the H1NI or swine flu virus. Swine flu is the old name for the novel H1N1 Virus. First identified in the spring, it with presents flu-like symptoms. Because of the increasing number of H1N1 patients,... Read more »
Tennis rallies on, spurred by love
Melissa Rhoad
October 19, 2009
In tennis, “love” means zero. But for the women’s tennis team, love is the feeling they have for both each other and the sport. The team may not be at the top of the rankings, but it has many upcoming stars. Sophomore Mikala Smith, juniors Virginia Harris, Mary Laird Stemkowski, Emily Johnson,... Read more »
‘Spirit Mode’ encourages greatness in players
Meagan Carpenter
October 19, 2009
During football season, Friday nights do not seem to come quick enough. The tradition of Friday Night Football is one that has been upheld for as long as East Meck has existed. Hard-core fans come to school on Fridays dressed in camo pants, school t-shirts, and their other blue and gold apparel,... Read more »
Fall Movie Preview
Courtney McClure
October 19, 2009
Coming Soon ‘Law Abiding Citizen’ Oct. 16 A mourning, vengeful father and husband takes the law in his own hands when the murderers of his family nearly run free after the court system fails to punish fairly. ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ Oct. 16 A popular children’s book turned movie where... Read more »
Concerts provide the best of both worlds
Amanda Albright
October 19, 2009
This fall in Charlotte, tons of opportunities are out there for students to get away from the usual bland weekend of watching television or going to the mall, and instead have a great time at an upcoming concert. Whether you’re a fan of rap or country music, you’ll be able to find something that... Read more »
Soccer team overcome flaws
October 19, 2009
“Hopefully, not to jinx it or anything but this season we’re really coming together as a team.” said senior Jordan Arey. Not only is the men’s soccer team having a great year as teammates it is also having a great year on the field, with a record of 7-7-1. The soccer team has always been legendary,... Read more »
Talented freshman makes big first impression on school
Chad Reed
October 19, 2009
For most high schoolers, making a varsity sport as a freshman is a dream. David Marvin, however, has made two, and is hoping for a third. Marvin, a graduate of Randolph Middle School, is currently starting center defender for the varsity soccer team, and first string place-kicker for varsity football. ... Read more »
“Sun” shines at east
Gabby Reed
October 19, 2009
Thai exchange student Chanodom Piankusol, better known as “Sun,” has already been brought to tears during his two months in the United States. But not for the reason you might think. “I cooked for my [host] family one time, and I was crying,” he said, remarking on the spiciness of American foods. Piankusol,... Read more »
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