Tiger’s Eye News

12/19/2023

Last reminder! TONIGHT is our Holiday Kids Fair! Come join the newspaper staff for a night of fun holiday activities such as cookie decorating, crafts, games, and more! $10 per child at FHS Commons! 5-7 PM

12/14/2023

Make sure to mark your calendars for FHS Newspaper fundraiser!

12/06/2023

Need a night of peace and quiet, time to wrap presents, or to go Holiday shopping? Leave it to us! On December 19, the Newspaper staff is hosting a Holiday fundraiser for young kids to come enjoy a few hours of crafts, cookie decorating, music, hot chocolate, games, and more! It is only $10 per child, all activities listed are included, bring your money and pay at Fremont High Schools Commons doors!

12/01/2023

¡Ven a pasar una noche festivo con los estudiantes del periódico de la escuela secundaria! ¡ ¡Tenemos juegos, manualidades, decoración de galletas, música, chocolate caliente, cartas a Santa y más! $10 por niño y todas las actividades están incluidas. ¡Ayude a apoyar el Departamento de Periodismo de la escuela secundaria! ¡ ¡Felices vacaciones!

12/01/2023

Come spend a festive day with the Newspaper staff! We have games, crafts, cookie decorating, music, hot chocolate, letters to Santa, and more! $10 per child and all activities are included. Help support your local highschool Journalism Department! Happy Holidays!

05/23/2023

Don’t forget to pick up your yearbook tomorrow!

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05/19/2023

Attention all FHS seniors and students!

Yearbook Pick Up will be on Wednesday, May 24th! Two signing events will be available so students can sign each other’s books:

7:20 to TST(7:50) held in front of the high school (weather permitting)
11:20 to Noon by the main office

Under no circumstances will yearbooks be distributed prior to the signing event on May 24th. Each yearbook will come with a flier – it is highly recommended that students read this flier before writing in their book.

The yearbook staff is also partnering with Rise and Shine Donuts to provide students who purchased a yearbook with a free donut!

Due to construction and relocating of classrooms, yearbooks will not be available for pick up during the summer.

On Monday, May 22nd, there will be a list posted outside of Mr. Stevens’ room with names of students who have purchased a yearbook.

04/25/2023

Both FHS student journalists and graphic designers had a great day at NSAA Class A State Journalism! As a team, they placed FIFTH!

Here are the individual and group rankings:

Heather Smith, Editorial Writing 7th
Heather Smith, Yearbook Feature Writing - 3rd
Delaney Karr, Yearbook Layout Design - 5th
Delaney Karr, Photo/Artistic Illustration - 5th
Delaney Karr, PSA Broadcast- 8th
Whitney Walling, Yearbook Layout Design - 6th
McKenzie Thayer, Advertising - 4th
Ariana Pitterson, Advertising - 5th
Peyton Goebel, Advertising - 3rd
Peyton Goebel, Newspaper Layout Design - 5th
Faith Peatrowsky, News Writing - 5th
Gryphon Smith, Yearbook Feature Writing - 6th
William Baxa, Photo/Artistic Illustration - 4th
Lilly Ramirez, Justin Juarez, Gryphon Smith, Annabelle Bignell, William Baxa, Peyton Goebel, Stars and Constellations - In-Depth - 6th
Gryphon Smith, Heather Smith, Diego Diaz, Kyle Stearns, Jacob Fowler, Justin Juarez - In-Depth - 5th

04/24/2023

Make sure to sign up for the blood drive! This event hosted by Student Council will take place on May 2nd, 8:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. in front of the auditorium. Talk to any Stuco member, Mr. Stevens, or Ms. Ramsey if you have any questions. 🩸

04/18/2023

Help us clean! The journalism department is moving to a new location within the building. Due to an overload of previously ordered materials, space is limited. Take a trip down memory lane and buy an old yearbook. Books published before 2022, are $10. Books from 2022 are $20. Head to the office and bring your money. Email David Stevens for more information.

03/03/2023

It was a long week in the journalism lab at FHS. The journalism students worked on their entries for the NSAA State Journalism and UNO High School Media contests.

Here the newspaper students gather around the screen and debate about what font to use on a spread.

03/03/2023

The newest issue of Tiger’s Eye News is now available! ✨

This issue features:
•School News
•Features
•The Effects of Caffeine - what students should know
•"Constellations & Star Signs" - an In-Depth featuring:
•The fall and rise of star signs: How star signs gained popularity by Lilly Ramirez
•Horoscoping out the flaws (opinion) by Annabelle Bignell
•It’s not in the stars: your fate is your own (opinion) by Gryphon Smith
•The psychology of astrology: Why people believe what is written in the stars by Annabelle Bignell

✨This issue also features photography, artwork, spreads and graphics by Advanced Graphic Design, Photography Club and Independent Journalism students. ✨

The Tiger's Eye: Volume 1, Issue 2 Inside: School News Features The Effects of Caffeine - what students should know "Constellations & Star Signs" - an In-Depth featuring: The fall and rise of star signs: How star signs gained popularity by Lilly Ramirez Horoscoping out the flaws (opinion) by Annabel...

02/25/2023

If you interested in learning about astrology, make sure to read our new issue! It includes opinions, historical and psychological backgrounds, and real data. Click this link to read! https://issuu.com/tigerseyenews/docs/the_tiger_s_eye_volume_1_issue_2

02/10/2023

Bill Doleman, a sports broadcaster, met newspaper and yearbook students today to teach them broadcasting basics. Doleman currently teaches at UNL and is a freelancer who has worked with NBC Sports, ESPN, Fox Sports, Big Ten Network, etc. He has broadcasted the last 4 Olympics with NBC and has provided commentary for 30+ different sports. Doleman’s career first started in a high school journalism room similar to B34 at FHS. From Fairbury, Neb. to broadcasting some of the world’s biggest sporting events, Doleman is passing the torch to the next generation of journalists. Thanks UNL College of Journalism and Mass Communications

02/10/2023

Club Photo Day is in the books. 📸

Thanks, everyone who helped us out — especially Mrs. McClain, Mr. Schleicher and the amazing custodial staff.

Don’t forget to buy your yearbook before it’s too late!

🎥 credit: Delaney Karr, YB Editor in Chief



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02/08/2023

The results are in for Journalism Education Association Nebraska's 2023 Winter Contest! The Tiger's Eye staff, Black & Gold staff, and advanced Graphic Design students won several awards!

Ariana Pitterson - Advertising, Honorable Mention
Ariana Pitterson - Editorial Cartooning, Excellent
Ariana Pitterson - Photo/Artistic illustration, Honorable Mention
Cameryn Hart - Graphic Illustration/Infographic - Honorable Mention
Diego Diaz - Entertainment Review Writing - Honorable Mention
Emmalei Huenniger - YB Sports Feature Writing - Excellent
Heather Smith - Newswriting - Superior
Heather Smith, Lilly Ramirez, Justin Juarez, Breanna Nelson, Diego Diaz - InDepth Newspaper Coverage - Excellent
Justin Juarez - Editorial Cartooning - Superior
Kyle Stearns - Newspaper Layout - Honorable Mention
Lilly Ramirez - Newswriting - Superior
Lilly Ramirez - Newspaper Layout - Honorable Mention
McKenna Getzschman - YB Sports Feature Writing - Excellent
McKenzie Thayer - Advertising - Superior
Meah Homan - Photo/Artistic Illustration - Excellent
Meah Homan - YB Feature Writing - Honorable Mention
Meah Homan - YB Layout - Honorable Mention
Norma Castellano Nuno - YB Layout - Excellent
Vincent Murad - NP Sports News Writing - Honorable Mention

Fantastic work! We are proud of your hard work and dedication!

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02/06/2023

Check out tigerseyenews.org to read a new review article!

02/06/2023

Check out the new Cellphone Policy on tigerseyenews.org!

02/04/2023

Check out the new articles on tigerseyenews.org!

12/10/2022

Check out the special web edition of the Tiger’s Eye News covering the early graduation process of juniors!

Outta Here -- Issue 1.5 of The Tiger's Eye! Inside: Early graduation: FHS school board approves lower credit requirements by Lilly Ramirez; It's your choice, but have a plan (Editorial) by Diego Diaz; A junior with a plan: Lackey paves her own way to faith by Heather Smith; + original editorial cart...

12/02/2022

FHS drama students will compete at District One Act on Saturday. Read more about their production of “Dracula” here! 🧛🩸🎭

The FHS theater department is putting on a production of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”, edited for the stage. Theater is a complex process that has a lot of moving parts, starting with choosing a show to perform. “‘Dracula’ is my favorite book of all time; I love the story. Last year we had a ...

12/02/2022

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Mark Williams, the head coach of the boy’s varsity basketball team, has been preparing for this upcoming season like no other by staying after school for voluntary open gyms, reaching out to student players with motivating words, and even coming in early in the morning with individual students to ...