Beaver creates Colonial fair for AP US History
by Josh Tidd, Reporter
September 24, 2018
Mr. Janvier Beaver held a Colonial fair for his AP US history class to help his students learn about the original 13 colonies. There were various foods for each colony. Students created the different stations and walked around sampling foods and learning about the different colonies. Beaver...
AP Biology advocates for water properties
September 22, 2018
On September 21, Beth Ericsson’s AP Biology class campaigned for the property of water they thought was the best. This project allowed students to get a better understanding of specific properties of water. Each group was assigned a different property of water. Then, they had to make a poster and con...
Sophomores prepare to buy their class rings
by Julie Walker, Editor
September 14, 2018
Filed under News
Once a year, Jostens representative, Thomas Orme, comes to LHS to give a presentation about 144 different types of class rings. Traditionally, students purchase a class ring in their sophomore year. The jewelry is now much more than rings and comes in a wide variety of styles, colors, stones, metals,...
Slow start to Chromebook distribution
by Lily Weaver, Managing Editor
September 11, 2018
The week before and throughout the first week of school, students had the option to rent a Chromebook and pick it up in the Learning Commons. The purpose of the Chromebook is so students can take notes, do assignments, access learning applications and catch up on work during PREP or any free time th...
Drama announces “Almost, Maine” and “Beauty and the Beast”: Photo of the day 6/11/18
by Natalie Roth, Reporter
June 11, 2018
Filed under News
On June 10, LHS drama lovers gathered in the school's auditorium for the one of the most exciting theater events of the year: the Drama Banquet. The night started out with 31 inductions into the ITS (International Thespian Society), then moved onto the actor vs. techie games. Here, selected members from each group are pitted against each othe...
Seniors recognized for their achievements at Senior Salute 2018
by Ethan Hart, Editor
June 1, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Spring 2018
On May 30, seniors were recognized at the annual Senior Salute. As a class, the seniors selected Mr. Pat Greene to be the featured speaker. The ceremony started with opening remarks from the Senior Class President Kenny McQuay. Throughout the night, awards were given out including Departmental, Pr...
Once a Lancer, always a Lancer: Class of 2018 graduates–Moyer, Ecalano awarded the Golden Lance
by Emily Reed, Co-editor-in-chief
May 31, 2018
Filed under News, Spring 2018
It was a joyous occasion when the Class of 2018, comprised of 330 members, graduated on May 30th at Knott Arena in the PNC Sports Complex at Mount St. Mary’s University. This celebration of their accomplishments was well deserved for such a legendary senior class! The ceremony opened with the prelude, “Pat...
Maryland Community College Promise Scholarships Bill creates hope for future of higher education
by Ethan Hart, Editor
May 24, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Spring 2018
In Maryland, about 64% of high school graduates directly move on to college or university education. Out of this 64%, only 14.5% will graduate a 2-year college on time. Thanks to a new bill signed by Governor Larry Hogan, those students who aren’t able to finish college on time due to finances wil...
Cruisin for a Cause raises more than $1,000 for local charities
by Julie Walker, Reporter
May 4, 2018
Filed under News, Photo of the Day
On Sunday, April 29, Linganore High school hosted a car show raising money for the Student homelessness initiative partnership (SHIP) and the Children of incarcerated parents partnership. There were roughly 80 vehicles at the show, ranging from trucks, cars, hot-rods, and motorcycles Entry fee ...
Students support LGBT rights with Day of Silence
by Tymira Davis, Reporter
May 1, 2018
Filed under News
The Day Of Silence is when students from any school take a day-long vow that they will be silent from bell to bell. It was started when a student from the University of Wyoming, Matthew Shepard, was brutally beaten and murdered for being gay. There are many stories like this one where people cannot share their sexuality an...
