Tiger Times

Christopher Kline a Teacher to Remember

Kenna Miller, Student Writer • May 24, 2023

Christopher Kline is a teacher at Erie, and being cherished by teachers and students, he has so much to offer when it comes to the community. Kline teaches in the history department, where...

Greta Von Bernuth

Mackenna Pierson, Assistant Director • December 15, 2022

With her eighteen years at EHS Greta Von Bernuth has made an impact on the Spanish department and National Honors Society, but it's been a long road to get to this point. Von originally went to college...

A New Year For A New Teacher

Jozlyn Jorgenson, Assistant Editor • December 18, 2020

2020 has been full of changes, life has become uncertain for many, and struggles are not uncommon. Learning how to overcome the curveballs life throws can be hard. Timothy Schuett has been teaching...

Jordan Graff: Everyone’s Favorite History Teacher

Amy Norris, Senior Staff Writer • December 18, 2020

The upper C-wing of Erie High School seems like an ordinary place. Students mill about their desks, while teachers work to teach them the importance of history and other subjects. However, these classrooms...

Mixed Feelings Fill the Erie Choir As It Says Goodbye To Its Beloved Choir Director

Jozlyn Jorgenson, Staff Writer • December 19, 2019

ERIE - A bittersweet moment has arrived for Erie’s choir. Janay Bird, the choir director, is leaving. However, Mrs. Bird’s is opening a new chapter of her life as St. Vrain’s Fine Arts...

Mr. May: The Man Who Missed Calculus

Nevaeh Stanesa, Senior Staff Writer/ Copy Editor • September 11, 2019

Erie High School is excited to take on many new teachers this year; Dillon May is one of our newest teachers that has jumped into the deep end feet first. Growing up in Washington, May experienced...

Megan Mueller Reads Her Way Right Through the School Year

Morgan Walje, Photographer & Staff Writer • May 21, 2019

When thinking of Megan Mueller, an English teacher at Erie High, what comes to mind? Sweet, energetic, and funny are only some of the things that define her. Mueller sets a good example...

Extra! Extra! Read all about your extracurriculars!

Delaney Spielman, Staff Writer • February 2, 2018

Nearly any high school student would agree that the pressures of high school are pretty intensive, adding distractions seems kind of ridiculous. But extracurriculars in a student’s schedule prove to...

Kaitlyn Gentert: More Than Just a Social Studies Teacher

Celina Laslow, Staff Writer • December 15, 2017

When thinking about the teacher, Kaitlyn Gentert, what do you think of? Social Studies, veganism, spiritualism, just to name a few. But do you know the real Kaitlyn Gentert? She was born in Longmont,...