Graduation speeches
Tanner Myers, Staff Writer
May 3, 2013
The end of the year is quickly approaching and for a quarter of the LHS population, this means graduation. With this being the first year without the GRP, there were some new requirements to fulfill. One of the new requirements was every senior had to write a graduation speech. Normally at graduations,... Read more »
New SRO Joins Crimestoppers
Alex Cook, Sports Co-Editor
March 1, 2013
Officer Chris Curry has brought change about LHS, and this change has spead into the LHS Crimestoppers. With his arrival the students have been brought a new sense of security and of course, the dreaded traffic tickets. “It has been weird,” Crimestoppers secretary, Katie Dixon, senior, said. “We’re... Read more »
FFA Week hits LHS
Ashley Ruder, Staff Writer
February 21, 2013
In celebration of FFA week, Louisburg celebrated by having a whole week full of events. On Tuesday it was drive your tractor to school day, Wednesday was staff breakfast/movie night which they watch Marvel the Avengers, Thursday was wear your blue jacket or FFA shirt day, and on Friday was the farm show. “It... Read more »
Featuring Matthew: Forensics competes
Matthew Parodi, Features Editor
February 11, 2013
The Forensics season started on Jan. 26 as the team headed to the Gardner-Edgerton competition. Despite what some students think every year, forensics does not refer to forensic science, or the use of science to investigate cases in criminal and civil law. Forensics is a wide set of competitive events... Read more »
Student managers’ contributions invaluable
Adam Daugherty, Co-Sports Editor
October 5, 2012
One of the most forgotten positions on any team is the trainer/water girl. Most people just think all they do is sit on the sidelines, and just occasionally hand out some water, but it’s much more than that. LHS has some trainers that have been in their respected positions all four years now. Including,... Read more »
Briefcase craze hits LHS
John Stambaugh, Online Editor
September 14, 2012
“Wow, who is that professional young man/woman carrying a briefcase through the halls of LHS?” This is a common quandary amongst LHS staff and students recently that can be answered with a few simple names. Those briefcase carriers are currently (in no particular order): Will Garza, Adam Daugherty,... Read more »
Featuring Matthew: Students Launch Education Forward
Matthew Parodi, Features Editor
September 14, 2012
For seniors that are looking to launch their education further and go on to college in search of a degree, the ACT and/or SAT exams must be taken to enter almost any 4-year college. These tests play a large part in whether or not a student is accepted into the college of their choice. Louisburg High... Read more »
April Fool’s Day
Adam Daugherty, Staff Writer
March 30, 2012
April Fool’s Day started back in 1582 in France and is still enjoyed as a day of jokes and pranks celebrated today. Celebrated annually on April 1, this is a day where simple everyday tasks can be thrown off by little pranks. Whether it is replacing Oreo filling with toothpaste, or putting tape on... Read more »
Cheer and Dance Clinics Starting Monday
Brooke Ware, Staff Writer
March 9, 2012
The LHS dance and cheer clinics will be starting next week. The cheer clinics will be held on Monday, Mar. 12 and Tuesday, Mar.13. Tryouts are Friday, Mar. 16. The first clinic is where people will learn the routine for tryouts, and the second clinic is a mock tryout. The cheerleaders this year enjoyed... Read more »
Getting to know the Winter Homecoming Candidates: Questionnaire
Kieran Bradley, Staff Writer
February 3, 2012
David McTeer Would you rather lick peanut butter off of someone’s foot or be stuck in an elevator with a python? Stuck in an elevator with a python. I speak Parseltongue. If you could trade places with one person, who would it be and why? Garrett Griffin. He is tall, tan, and handsome. If you could... Read more »
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