Featuring Matthew: Music students prepare for contest
Matthew Parodi, Features Editor
April 3, 2013
Instrumentalists and vocalists compete every year at the Baker University Solo and Small Ensemble Festival. Students have a chance to compete by playing or singing a solo or in a small ensemble. Musicians that earn a first division rating move on to the state solo and small ensemble music festival. “[I... Read more »
State Debate
Ashley Ruder, Staff Writer
January 18, 2013
Six Louisburg students went to Tonganoxie to compete at state debate on Jan. 11 and 12. Those students were Tanner Myers, Matthew Parrodi, Katie Arbuckle sophomores; Amelia Baumgardner, junior; and Kayla Trivitt and Nicole Smith, seniors. The teams debated about transportation infrastructure and the... Read more »
Lady Cats compete at State
Matthew Parodi, Features Editor
November 2, 2012
The two-day state volleyball tournament that started on Friday, Oct. 26, proved that the Lady Cats’ work paid off. After practicing for an hour and a half on Mondays through Friday, the team was rewarded when they won the sub-state volleyball tournament and qualified for state in Salina. “It felt... Read more »
Debate Update
Matthew Parodi, Features Editor
October 19, 2012
The United States Federal Government should substantially increase its transportation infrastructure investment. This is the resolution that this year’s debaters must build a case around and debate using their research on the topic. “I don’t think it is the greatest topic, but compared to the other... Read more »
Senior Goodbye
Kaylee Smith, Managing Editor
May 18, 2012
I have spent four years of my life walking the halls of LHS. Some of my favorite memories took place here, as well as some of my most challenging experiences. High school has proven to be quite the learning experience. From relationships (and failed ones) to car accidents and achievements, my time... Read more »
Stress, teachers strive to end year strong
Kaylee Smith, Managing-Editor
May 4, 2012
By this time in the school year, students are extremely tempted to “check-out” of anything pertaining to work. They would be just fine with showing up and sleeping throughout the day, or at least not participating in class. But, for some teachers, this is crunch time. They must pack everything... Read more »
Voter turnout goes downhill in mayor election
Kaylee Smith, Managing-Editor
April 20, 2012
Louisburg welcomed a new mayor into office at the City Council meeting on Apr. 16. The outcome of the Apr. 3 election resulted in Travis Thompson’s victory over incumbent Curt Shreckengaust. There’s nothing odd about that! People campaign, those 18 years of age and older show up and vote, the... Read more »
Spring Fever sweeps through LHS classrooms
Kaylee Smith, Managing Editor
March 30, 2012
Spring fever -— a side-effect of returning from a much needed Spring Break. You would think that after a week-long vacation from school, we would come back with zeal and more energy to push through the year; however, that has not proven to be the case. Students are finding it hard to even come to... Read more »
Austin Hood: A Bright Future Awaits
Kaylee Smith, Managing Editor
March 9, 2012
Austin Hood, senior, has had quite a successful high school wrestling career. He’s been a national and state champion, and a future in college wrestling seems like the most natural next step. Bobby Bovaird, wrestling coach, has enjoyed his time as Austin’s mentor and even learned some things from... Read more »
USD 416 Needs Student Resource Officer
Kaylee Smith, Managing Editor
February 24, 2012
As students at Louisburg High School, we are very fortunate in comparison to most schools. We recently received national recognition through our Blue Ribbon Award. We have great facilities, hard-working staff and a community that cares about the well-being of our school. Up until recently, it’s... Read more »
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