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  • No school Nov. 11: Veterans Day
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  • Parent teacher conferences will be held on Nov. 20 in the evening
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Lancer Spirit Online

The student news site of Londonderry High School

Lancer Spirit Online

Londonderry High School
295 Mammoth Road
Londonderry, NH 03053
603-432-6941
The student news site of Londonderry High School

Lancer Spirit Online

The student news site of Londonderry High School

Lancer Spirit Online

Team talks about how to win the game during halftime.
Tough to beat: Varsity field hockey starts their season out strong
Sully Daron and Dominic Frasca
October 15, 2025

Varsity field hockey is on a hot streak and has won 13 of their 15 games played this season. The team is putting together an impressive campaign thus far...

Girls varsity volleyball huddles before the start of their game to share final words of encouragement.
Mack Plaque: Girls volleyball fights for first seed
Kaylee Mague, Editor-in-Chief
September 27, 2025

The only two NH Division I undefeated volleyball teams this season will go head-to-head Saturday, Sept. 27. Not only does this game decide who comes out...

The girls' soccer team huddles up, focusing on teamwork and strategy.
Mack Plaque: Girls soccer looks to shift this season’s energy
Sully Daron, Sports Editor
September 27, 2025

With a few tough losses to some competitive opponents early on in the season, girls varsity soccer is looking to bounce back and make a run down the stretch....

The team gathers on the field, listening closely to their coaches.
Mack Plaque: Boys soccer prepares for their rivals
Sully Daron, Sports Editor
September 27, 2025

As the school year kicks off, so do fall sports. With that, comes the week everyone has been looking forward to: Mack Plaque. Boys soccer has had...

Under the Friday night lights, the Varsity Football Team stands united and ready to bring home the win.
Mack Plaque: Varsity football brings the strength and spirit
Dominic Frasca, Sports Editor
September 26, 2025

LHS football has beaten Pinkerton in four of their last six matchups, those two losses being the past two years. It is safe to say that Londonderry is...

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LHS staff fights cancer 2024. (Photo used with permission by Melissa Brayall).
Lancers fight cancer 2025: School community buys shirts to support the cause
Kelsey Sweet, News Chief
September 29, 2025
Support Lancer Nation’s fight against cancer by purchasing apparel from Lancers Fight Cancer- 2025. All proceeds go to the
Senior shirts will be available for pickup starting on Sept. 11.
Senior shirts coming soon
Kelsey Sweet, News Chief
September 10, 2025
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The Guidance Department and their Freshmen Fridays program ensures that freshmen start their high school off knowing they have support.

"We want students to make the most of the many opportunities at LHS and watching our students grow over four years is one of the greatest joys of our work," Burkhardt said.
Freshmen Fridays return to LHS: Building a stronger school, one connection at a time
Lily Abrams, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
October 15, 2025

In the first few weeks and months of high school, freshmen can often find themselves struggling to adjust to new routines, heavier workloads, and unfamiliar faces. The noisy halls, the size of the building and the rush between classes can feel overwhelming,  but amid the chaos, school counselors are ready to help.  Along with the other staff in the guidance department, House 3 Guidance Counselor...

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It's important to recognize the Indigenous Peoples of America on the second Monday of October. Graphic created in Canva by Ava Alkhamis.
Indigenous People’s Day is a truth you can’t legislate away
Ava Alkhamis, Opinions Editor
October 10, 2025

New Hampshire’s new law, House Bill 1014, makes it illegal for teachers, school staff, and local governments to refer to the second Monday in October as anything other than Columbus Day. The law, which went into effect on Sep. 10, 2024, states that all “official communications, publications, and...

Student is not paying attention, crashing into someone else, causing a disruption in the hallways. Graphic designed by: Ava Christian.
Hazards in the hallways
Abby Mantegari, Opinions Editor
October 10, 2025
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Lancer Grid Iron Club supports Suicide Awareness Month.
Lancer football supports Suicide Awareness Month
Kelsey Sweet, News Chief
September 8, 2025

Lancer Grid Iron is currently hosting a fundraiser...

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The team talks strategy before the game.
Students wait in line to pet Sophie, the pet therapy dog who visited LHS on Sept. 12. After becoming an official pet therapy dog through Pet Partners a year ago, Sophie and her handler, Wendy Calnan, have been visiting schools and universities to help students.
Senior girls get together to celebrate their final year of high school. (Photo used with permission of the 2026)
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Taylor Swift's album cover "The Life of a Showgirl"
Life of a Showgirl: The ultimate debate of TS12
Kelsey Sweet, News Chief

Even after hearing the phrase “they tortured the poet out of her” countless times in the hallway after her newest album release, I can confirm that I am still a Swiftie through and through. Taylor Swift never changed, her approach on this new album just happened to take a different spin.  “The...

The Lancer Drama Club's Haunted Woods takes over the town common this week. 
Graphic used with permission from Danielle Loschiavo
Lancer Drama Club continues with annual spooky season tradition
Maddy Buchanan, A&E Editor

Every year, LHS drama club takes over the trails on the town common for three fright-filled nights during their annual tradition, Haunted Woods. The event consists of a spooky guided tour through the woods, fall-themed food and drink, as well as the “Goblin Garden,” where kids can play games...

Junior Alex Fontaine (right) plays the vibraphone with junior Brendan Saich (left), who plays the marimba, to prepare for their Prism Concert audition. They will be performing the song “Satellite” by Benjamin Holmes, which Fontaine said is “very modern.”
Prism auditions collect a spectrum of musical talent for the upcoming show
Mary DeWinkeleer, Adviser

The warm, rich sounds of the marimba, along with the mellow tones of the saxophone, drifted through the band hall last week.  The nervous laughter and chatter of students waiting to audition accompanied the quiet strum of a guitar and the quick staccato of piano scales. Several students paced...

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