The online newspaper of Canyon High School

The Eagle's Tale
The online newspaper of Canyon High School

The Eagle's Tale
The online newspaper of Canyon High School

The Eagle's Tale
Senior Dominic Rodriquez second from left.

25 questions with senior Dominic Rodriguez

Addie McCord, Staff Reporter
December 11, 2024
2024 Debate team posing in front of Borger High School at their first tournament of the year.

First Tournament Frenzy

Sailer Henninger and Lucero Curampa
November 14, 2024
Editor-in-Chief Sean Buck remembers the past four years that he spent in the Journalism program and all of the life long friends he made.

Leaving behind a home

Sean Buck, Editor-in-Chief
May 21, 2024
Thalia Solis competes at the district track meet in Borger,

Thalia Solis

Trista Miersma, Digital Design, Co-Editor
April 12, 2024
Math teacher Amanda Bell was named Canyon High School Teacher of the Year on Monday, Jan. 31. Other finalists include science teacher Hayden Blankenship and manufacturing teacher Chase Fulton. "Every single one of my kids has shown growth in class," Bell said. "That’s always been my goal: to help them grow and be confident in themselves."

Clear as a bell

Hannah Backus, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2022
Freshman Kale Cameron blocks the ball in the freshman Canyon vs Perryton basketball game. Cameron became the valedictorian of the class of 2024 beginning this year. "I make sure to prioritize my goals," Cameron said. "Balancing sports and school can get crazy sometimes, but I know it will help me later."

Kale Cameron

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
May 25, 2021
Sophomore Shaylin Schulte participates in basketball, track and golf in addition to standing as the sophomore class valedictorian. In her freshman year, Schulte was ranked second, but became first after the second semester of last year. "I wasn't expecting to become valedictorian," Schulte said. "It was a big surprise because I wasn't aiming for that. Now, I want to keep this standing for the rest of high school. Being number one is about doing your work and staying focused."

Shaylin Schulte

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
May 25, 2021
Junior Abigail Bell conducts during the halftime show at the Borger vs. Canyon game. Bell became the class of 2022 valedictorian following her 8th grade year. "School has always been an important aspect of my life, but it's not the only part," Bell said. "Taking care of yourself, having friends and being involved is just as important as having high grades. It can be difficult to balance all of this, but it is worth it."

Abigail Bell

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
May 25, 2021
Senior Danielle Burns bats at Senior Night against Dumas. Burns, who is senior class valedictorian, throws shot put in addition to playing softball. "It's about finding a balance," Burns said. "The kinds of classes I take are challenging, but that's what makes the high school experience. I know when I walk across the stage at graduation, I am going to be proud of everything I have done."

Danielle Burns

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
May 25, 2021
This semester, Danny Parrot was appointed as Chief technology officer, taking the place of Michael Keough, who left to work at Region 16. Parrot previously worked at Region 16 for 15 years, where he helped schools deploy technology in classrooms and around campus. "I have a unique skill set where I have both management experience and technology experience," Parrot said.

Parrot named Canyon ISD Chief Technology Officer

Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2021
Canyon High staff members voted physics teacher Tara Sloan as campus Teacher of the Year, which was announced Monday, Jan. 18. Sloan said teaching is her calling. "I don't know what made me want to go into teaching," Sloan said. "I've just always remembered wanting to be a teacher for as long as I can remember. When I got here, it fit me. It helps me help others."

Sloan named Teacher of the Year

Abigail Bell, Managing Editor
January 28, 2021
Assistant principals Blake Hurst and Eric Gomez storm out of the Eagle’s Tunnel while members of the Soaring Pride Band Drumline perform a cadence. The duo have worked together at Canyon High for the last two years, earning themselves the title of 'The Boys.’ As Hurst moves to lead Sundown Lane Elementary as principal next year, The Boys reflect on their time together. “When I think back in the day of principals, I think of getting sent to the office and getting in trouble,” Hurst said. “We wanted to change the perspective of discipline. We deal with the positive. We make positive phone calls, and we want to be approachable. We care about kids, whether they’re in trouble or not.”

Sun sets for iconic duo

Caroline Ragland, Staff Reporter
January 20, 2021
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