Due to the recent weather cancellations, there have been several additional “emergency days” added to the school calendar. The final day of school is scheduled to be June 3, 2019. But seniors graduate on June 1, 2019. As of February 13, it was decided, final exams will be May 29, 30, and 31, or that Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Underclassman will be expected to return to school Monday, June 3 for attendance purposes. Seniors are not obligated to return after graduation.
Valentines Day
Candy, flowers and heart-shaped notes, what is there not to like about February 14? But where did this day of romance originate? Continue reading “Valentines Day”
Girls basketball: Heading to regionals
“Last night, our girls defeated Rochester in Rochester’s home gym. They are headed to the Regional Championship! Tip off is at 7 p.m. in Rochester. These girls need our support. Let’s show them some love on Valentine’s Day and cheer them on to victory!”-Ms. Vargas
Senioritis
As we start off the second semester with the early graduates already gone, seniors become more and more anxious to graduate. The hallways and classrooms look a little bare without the whole senior class present. Continue reading “Senioritis”
Early graduates
Senior year is an exciting time in your life, especially if you can graduate early, which only a small amount of students get to do. Continue reading “Early graduates”
Mr. Terrance Crawford – New security guard
Mr. Terrance Crawford is the newest member of Lanphier High School’s security detail. Before working as a security guard, he worked as a sterile processor for three years at St. John’s Hospital, which he still continues to do right now as his part-time job. Continue reading “Mr. Terrance Crawford – New security guard”
Martin Luther King Jr.
On January 15, 1929, in Atlanta Georgia, Martin Luther King Jr was born. He was the second child in his family. King Grew up in a large Victorian house, owned by his Grandparents, on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia. At the age of 15, Dr. King was admitted to Morehouse College. Continue reading “Martin Luther King Jr.”
The lack of spirit is real at Lanphier
Lanphier is known for our great basketball team, making it to state just two years ago, and winning the city tournament. Lanphier students, however, just do not seem to care enough to show their pride. Who is to blame? Is it the students? The teachers? Continue reading “The lack of spirit is real at Lanphier”
Security at CTs
The LHS basketball season’s most recognizable game is always the city tournament in January of the new year. Many kids from Springfield go to this tournament to support their school on their game day. For many obvious reasons, there are a lot of people that show up; therefore, the security must be exceptionally strict to ensure that everyone is kept in check during the games. Continue reading “Security at CTs”