Opinion – The Hi-Gusher

College Life

April 5, 2019

As EHS seniors near the end of the school year, for many, college will be the next chapter of their lives. Going to college and essentially being independant can create several mixed emotions for anyone, and many seniors are de...

Classes We Want

Kennedy Langston, Journalism I

March 29, 2019

In conversation about post high school life, so many times I’ve heard the complaints that you don’t truly learn the needed skills for college life by my graduated friends. Although high school is not a place to learn how to...

Lasting impressions last after Manny Scott edition

Caitlin Glancey, Hi-Gusher Staff

November 15, 2018

I thoroughly enjoyed Manny Scott coming to EHS. I was moved and touched. Taking pictures for this edition of the Hi-Gusher, I was already anxious about the assembly, primarily since I was in sweat pants and looked kind...

We are greater than the expectations that divide us

Lillie Levingston, submitted article

October 24, 2018

Everywhere around us there are expectations of what we should become, and every day we unknowingly follow these expectations because we feel as if we have to. So what do we do? We raise our standards, sometimes making them ...

Lives are balanced on the DACA decision

September 29, 2017

We have a pushing problem

Maggie Gonzalez, Hi-Gusher Staff

September 11, 2017

It was an average day in my AP English Language class, when the question was presented to me. “Do you think students are being pushed too hard in school?” There is no easy way to answer this question. Every class placement...

A rush against the clock: My first tardy

Sydney Morgan, Hi-Gusher Staff

August 29, 2017

Yesterday was the day I got my first tardy. And I never get tardies. This tardy, however, was due to the fact I had to go to the restroom. All El Dorado High School students have five minutes in the halls to get to class. ...