Model UN develops real world skills
Marissa McKay, Features Editor
November 13, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
Education is an essential detail when developing real world skills, but clubs outside of the classroom also contribute to building a student’s learning experience. The LHS Model UN club offers these skills through research, debates, resolutions, and discussions about unsolved global problems....
Mackenzie Connor excels in LHS robotics
Kait Bedell, Online Chief
November 5, 2018
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Whether it is anything from art club to athletics, LHS encourages students to branch out to make friends while sharing common interests. For senior Mackenzie Connor, robotics was her comfortable spot where she could do just that. Since freshman year, Conner had found and taken an interest in the rob...
New efforts to greet freshmen underway
Morgan Torre, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
October 28, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
Freshmen always need encouragement to feel welcome and accepted in their new setting of high school. Freshman Orientation and Step Up Day are two of the major efforts that make freshmen feel excited and less anxious in the next chapter of their lives. Now, there is a virtual opportunity for thes...
Londonderry losing a good one: Matt Case on to new beginnings
Josh Berube, Reporter
October 26, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase, SPORTS
Fist bumps, nicknames, and casual hallway conversations. No one delivers these things as well as Coach Matt Case. As of October 12, the final fist bumps were given, and the last hallway conversation occurred. Case has taken the opportunity to work for a company dealing with thermal imaging called...
LHS drama club haunts the woods
Kait Bedell, Online Chief
October 16, 2018
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The fall season is officially in full swing and one way LHS shows their “spooky” spirit is through the annual production of the Haunted Woods held by the drama club. Although they are most known for their spring musical, the drama club also produces the Haunted Woods, which is the first of many...
Students, teachers celebrate their moms for Mother’s Day
Kate Ehl, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
This Sunday, moms everywhere will be receiving breakfast in bed, presents, and never-ending love from their children. Mother’s day is the day where moms can relax, unwind, and spend time with their kids. It’s a day when moms should be honored. Students and teachers of Lancer Nation shared wh...
Podcast Club: Headphones on. Mic up. Voice heard.
Madi Rearick, Reporter
March 30, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
The Podcast Club, formerly known as Radio Club, is one way students can literally get their voices heard. One podcast or radio drama at a time. A podcast can also be just a group of kids talking about any topic that interests them such as last night’s basketball game, or their opinions on th...
Get to know what I’ve endured, then you’d understand who I am.
Alyssa Neal, Reporter
March 20, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
When I was a little girl, with the world all fuzzy around me, I didn’t know that my situation wasn’t the best. Of course, I knew that I didn’t get as much food as the other girls and boys my age, and that my mom was never home taking care of us, and that my dad was in and out of prison for the fe...
Returning to the Rose Bowl: A look into the past and present trips to Pasadena, CA
Amy Overhulser, Reporter
December 22, 2017
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The Lancer Marching Band and Colorguard will embark on a flight to Pasadena, California to march in the Rose Bowl Parade for the 5th time on December 28, 2017. Past alumni, teachers and students are excited for this occasion and are looking forward to seeing Lancer Nation represented in the Tournament o...
Seeing behind the walls of the Library Media Center
Delaney Root, Reporter
November 28, 2017
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
It may seem like just a room filled with books and computers, but the Library Media Center has so much more to offer. “The school library is great,” freshman Gabrielle Page said. “We have so much time during lunch, and I love going during that time to catch up on my work.” Page loves u...
Greene connects with students and connects them to the real world
Mason Smith, Reporter
November 13, 2017
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After being laid off from the Ford dealership, Mr. Greene knew he wanted to find something he enjoyed more than selling cars. He liked working with people but wanted to have a bigger impact on others’ lives. He decided to apply for a position as a substitute teacher and soon learned that he loved ...
Feeling broken, but still going home
Clare Grant, Reporter
November 2, 2017
Filed under FEATURES, Showcase
Admitting help is the hard part; that’s what people told me. But coming home from the hospital was the hardest thing I ever had to cope with. The mental health hospital is nothing like it is usually portrayed as; I genuinely liked being there. The staff was great and the food consisted of homem...
Liz Iaconis, Editor-in-Chief
November 15, 2018 • No Comments
Student Council will be holding the sixth annual community craft fair this Sat. Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to...
Brian Boyle, Nick Desrosiers, Thomas Fougere, Zach Malcolm, Blake Melnik
November 15, 2018 • No Comments
--Breaking News-- Max DesRosiers has been eliminated from the NFL weekly picks series due to lack of...
Rachel St. Louis, Creative Writing Editor
November 15, 2018 • No Comments
The fire glowed with her heartbeat. Fast and warm. Each brick of the fireplace had been stacked by...
Rachel St. Louis, Creative Writing Editor
October 11, 2018 • No Comments
Attention all! The Lancer Spirit's first creative writing contest was a hit. On to the next one—the scary fiction creative writing contest is underway. Information on...
Liz Iaconis, Editor-in-Chief
September 25, 2018 • No Comments
On Sept. 17, Mr. Parent and Mr. Sobolov accepted the NHIAA Division I Sportsmanship Award for LHS. The runner-up for the award was Pinkerton.