College Board to hold Instagram scholarship
Riley Walberg, News Editor
April 10, 2017
College Board is holding a $5,000 scholarship for all college-bound students. To enter the contest, create an Instagram post announcing your college decision and tag it with #collegiance. Main Guidance is offering help for anyone that wants to stand out in their Instagram post by allowing any student...
Class of 2017 prom tickets to be sold all week
Riley Walberg, News Editor
April 3, 2017
The Class of 2017 will be selling prom tickets after school in the lobby this week for $75. When you buy your ticket(s), someone in your group will need to write down the 12 people you want to sit with at a table. You will also be asked to nominate four girls and four boys for Prom Court. If you...
Sticking it to negativity with positive Post-It notes
Abi Whitcomb, Reporter
March 28, 2017
Every door and locker was vandalized yet again by the Post-it Note Pixie, sprinkling positive dust all over the school. As students and teachers entered school, they saw a colorful sticky note with a positive message on it on every locker and classroom door, placed there by three students who want t...
Community Service Club taking donations for ‘chemo bags’
Alex Seeley, Features Editor
March 7, 2017
' Through the month of March the LHS Community Service Club will be collecting donations for "chemo bags" that will be put together for patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. The idea came to fruition after the club was contacted by a parent in Londonderry who i...
Mr. LHS signups now available
Riley Walberg, News Editor
February 23, 2017
Mr. LHS signups are now available in the main office for any senior boy who is interested in being in the show. This year's theme is "Villains." There will also be a mandatory meeting on March 10 in room 411 for all boys who are signed up. Auditions and rules of the show will be discussed during the...
Wearing Jeans for Genes
Liz Iaconis, News Editor
February 21, 2017
Thanks to the efforts of the Student Activities Club and their adviser Ms. Murphy, LHS will observe Rare Disease Day on Thursday, Feb. 23. The school will be full of students wearing jeans and blue shirts to recognize the patients, nearly half of them children, that suffer from a rare disease. ...
Students take the plunge at Hampton Beach
Liz Iaconis, News Editor
February 10, 2017
On Saturday Feb. 4, over 20 students accompanied by their ambitious teachers Mr. Rosa, Ms. Skudder, Mrs. Donovan, and Ms. McMahon, participated in the Special Olympics New Hampshire High School Penguin Plunge at Hampton Beach. The team of plungers raised $6,835, took part in a banquet celebration, and e...
Senior cap and gown measurements to be taken
Riley Walberg, News Editor
January 13, 2017
Senior cap and gown measurements will be taken in January 23, 24, and 25 during all lunch periods in the lobby. It will cost $19.00, all checks should be made out to "University Cap and Gown." There will also be class of 2017 tassels available for purchase for $3.00.
Teachers decorate doors to encourage POP: Perseverance, ownership and practice
Liz Iaconis, News Editor
December 19, 2016
For the duration of “No School November,” the faculty recognized the month for a different reason than students. November was National College Application Month 2016 declared by President Obama. Mrs. O’Dea, head of main guidance, had an idea to bring awareness to this topic. Twent...
Seniors: go to room 407 to check yearbook pages
Riley Walberg, News Editor
December 14, 2016
The LHS Yearbook is asking all seniors to come to room 407 to check the page in the yearbook containing your portrait, name, and other information. This will be the only time to make sure everything is correct before they submit it to the publisher. Staff members will be available during all periods...
Sophomores host annual holiday event
Liz Iaconis, News Editor
December 13, 2016
This past Saturday, the class of 2019 held their second annual holiday event in town: the Frosty Fun Holiday Festival. The day consisted of sugar cookie decorating, ornament making and other crafts, face paint, holiday movies and books, and visits with Santa. Many local families turned out for some ho...
Student Council attends Waterville Valley Conference
Morgan Torre, Reporter
December 6, 2016
A conference in Waterville Valley on November 10 and 11 brought student councils from all over the state together. The point of the conference was to build leadership skills and find ways to improve the student councils across New Hampshire. “I really liked seeing how other schools run their stu...
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