Mock Trial Perseveres in Annual Competitions

Dan Corey, News Editor

February 3, 2013

Although the last two weeks of January have been predominately characterized by students stressing over their mid-term exams, Middletown High School South’s Mock Trial Teams—the prosecution team and the defense team—both competed in their long-awaited annual competitions at the Freehold Courthou...

We’re Back! South’s Alumni Return

Aisha Bhoori, Co-News Editor

January 15, 2013

Nostalgia was abound on Thursday, January 3rd during South's ninth annual Alumni Day. Hailing from both public and private institutions of higher learning ranging from the University of South Carolina to New York University, thirty recent graduates returned to Eagle country to share their experiences....

Senior Superlatives Are Announced!

Dan Corey, News Editor

December 17, 2012

One of the most exciting senior privileges, along with others such as parking spaces, is the opportunity to vote for the male and female “superlatives” of twenty-five categories provided by the Aquiline (Yearbook) staff. The male and female winners of senior superlative categories pictures have...

Basie Winners Making “Marriage” out of Chaos

December 1, 2012

Middletown High School South presents its fall comedy, The Marriage of Bette and Boo, December 6th, 7th, and 8th.  The play’s director, South’s Theatre Arts teacher Alexis Kozak, calls the play “a dark comedy about mental illness, alcoholics, and dead babies.”  The play centers around Mat...

Staying Strong After Sandy

Aisha Bhoori, Co-News Editor

November 19, 2012

While Hurricane Sandy may have ravaged our homes, knocked down our trees, and stripped us of our electricity, she did not dampen our spirit; quite to the contrary. During the two-week break from school, many South students volunteered their time and energy, soaring to the occasion and helping the community...

Welcome to the World Wide Web

Aisha Bhoori, Co-News Editor

October 24, 2012

The Eagle Eye is enthused to announce its transition to the world wide web of wonders. This progression is a natural step in a society that champions online newspapers such as the Huffington Post; nonetheless, it is one that comes as a surprise for a newspaper that has been in print since Mr. McKenzie has b...

One Act Play Festival

Erica Barbara, Staff Writer

October 21, 2012

On Friday, September 21st, Southside Theater had performed its annual ‘One Act’ (or ‘One Page’ as some call it) Play Festival, a presentation consisting of 53 teacher, parent and student written short plays. Many performers auditioned and participated in the festival that contained pieces ranging...

Screaming Eagle Marching Band Going Strong in 2012 Competition Season

Dan Corey, News Editor

October 17, 2012

Following previous field shows featuring the music of Journey and Cirque du Soleil’s Ka, South’s 2012 Screaming Eagle Marching Band unveiled this year’s field show Jersey Boys: Music from the Broadway Musical at the first football game of the season at Brick Township High School on September ...