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The student news site of Linganore High School

The Lance
The student news site of Linganore High School

The Lance
Caroline Hobson

Caroline Hobson, Editor In Chief Emeritus

Caroline Hobson (@CarolineHobso10) is a member of the Class of 2022. In her free time she enjoys art, music, playing piano, and reading. She also enjoys spending time with her friends and family.

Caroline is president of the National English Honor Society, and is also part of the Quill and Scroll Honor Society, National Honor Society, Science Honor Society,  Spanish Honor Society, and Math Honor Society (Mu Alpha Theta). She is also part of the Varsity Swim and Dive team. 

Outside of school Caroline loves getting involved in her community and helping others. She is a Gold Award Girl Scout recipient and Ambassador.

Her favorite subjects in school include English, art, and science. Caroline loves all things biology and medicine. She plans to attend the University of Maryland Gemstone Honors program to major in Biochemistry and one day attend medical school to become a pediatrician.  She also plans on minoring in music theory to continue her life long love of piano at a more advanced level.

Caroline joined journalism to express her creativity through writing articles. She loves to inform the world about current topics and write stories that she is passionate about.

All content by Caroline Hobson
Bag Bingo attendees playing one of 25 games.

Lancer Spotlight 5/4/22: LHS parents host Bag Bingo night in support of the senior class

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
May 9, 2022
Seniors Olivia Fullarton and Grace Doy fill eggs in the library.

Lancer Spotlight 4/11/22: Egg My House! Class of 2023 raises money for prom and Safe and Sane

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
April 26, 2022
Then vs Now. . . Mr. Allen in high school and then at Linganore.

Marcus Allen: Joins administrative team with a “superlative smile”

by Caroline Hobson and Leslie Zampier
April 13, 2022
Grief isnt one sided, and it doesnt affect just one part of your life, it affects everything. The grief wall is almost impossible to knock down when you have no energy to do so.

[Photo] Grief shut me down, and I’m still working through the pain

by Belen Romero, Reporter
April 1, 2022
One woman and hundreds of supplies. Annie Raush-Gernet stands in front of the donations collected in her front yard.

Two women + emergency supplies + hundreds of volunteers = Relief to their home country, Ukraine

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
March 25, 2022
Sophomores sell Lucky Charm candy grams to students of first lunch.

[Photo] Lancer Spotlight 3/17/22: Sophomores deliver lucky charms

by Ashton Uzarowski, Reporter
March 17, 2022
Sophomores delivered Lucky treats in PREP.

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Timmy Strusberger, Allie Kuehner and Cameron Logan display their floral business, “Best Buds.”

[Photo] Lancer Spotlight 3/9/22: Floriculture students sell wedding services

March 11, 2022
Josh Parker and Claire Thomas paints Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister.

[Photo] Mr. Linganore contestants participate in lunchtime competitions: Finger Painting

by Joe Ham and Mack Mullinix
March 4, 2022
Jack Sears chose Captain America because it has always been his favorite marvel character.

#Mr.Linganore2022: Captain America saves the day, Jack Sears performs a Big Time Rush solo for the crown

by Caroline Hobson, Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2022
Joey Dorman and Audrey Beale working on the finger painting competition.

[Photo] #Mr.Linganore2022: Joey Dorman brings the “power of the dark side” to Mr. LHS

by Marissa DePalma, Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2022
Members of the FFA make their ice cream.

Lancer Spotlight 3/1/22: FFA makes ice cream from scratch

by Caroline Hobson, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2022
Josh Parker and Claire Thomas pose together after completing the spider man themed cake.

[Photo] #Mr.Linganore2022: Joshua Parker makes his debut as Spider-man

by Brayden Gregory, Editor-in-chief
March 3, 2022
Instructor Laura Eyler demonstrates a T-Position throw on first degree black belt Amad Jones.

Shrimping into the art of self defense: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art for all

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
February 28, 2022
Luke DeMember signed his National Letter of Intent to continue playing Football at Grove City College.

#NationalSigningDay2022: Luke DeMember signs to play football with the wolverines at Grove City

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
February 15, 2022
Claire Thomas signed her National Letter of Intent to continue playing Softball at Juniata College.

#NationalSigningDay2022: Thomas soars with the Eagles as she signs for softball

by Caroline Hobson and Emily Rice
February 9, 2022
Emily Lotito signed her National Letter of Intent to continue her Swimming career at Oswego State University.

#NationalSigningDay2022: Lotito swims with the Lakers at Oswego University

by Ashton Uzarowski, Leslie Zampier, and Caroline Hobson
February 8, 2022
Senior athletes gather together after signing their national letter of intent.

#NationalSigningDay2022: Athletes sign their National Letters of Intent

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
February 8, 2022
Freshman Erin cuts her flower open to see whats inside.

Lancer Spotlight 2/4/22: Flower dissection, arrangements, boutonierre, and corsages – Horticulture 1 learns the basics

by Caroline Hobson, Editor-in-Chief
February 4, 2022
Help is offered 24/7, 365, and really whenever you need it with the implementation of TutorMe in FCPS.

TutorMe provides 24/7 virtual help and new student learning pathways

by Caroline Hobson, Editor-in-Chief
December 22, 2021
Distinguished Graduate 2021: Philip D. Arnold accepts the Academics award with his engineering achievements

[Video] Distinguished Graduate 2021: Philip D. Arnold accepts the Academics award with his engineering achievements

by Caroline Hobson, Ruby Cerny, Evelyn Stewart, Eric Simonson, and Daryn Rowse
December 3, 2021

19th annual Distinguished Graduates Ceremony sparks life long inspiration among the class of 2025

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
December 2, 2021
Elfie is hiding somewhere in the school, are you up for the challenge of finding him?

12/1/21: Where did Elfie take the selfie?

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
November 30, 2021
Etzler becomes a Spartan as he signs his National Letter of Intent to play Lacrosse at Aurora University.

#NationalSigningDay2021: Eli Etzler joins Spartan lacrosse at Aurora University

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
November 11, 2021

FFA President, Dairy Princess, and Goat Girl: Shea Cencula rules the local agricultural world

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
November 3, 2021
Seniors Sam Johnson, Ethan Crabb, , Bradley Rose, Austin May, and Junior Logan Perish watch their teammates perform.

Lancer Spotlight 10/7/21: Lancer Golf places second in CMC tournament

by Caroline Hobson and Makyla DeVries
October 8, 2021
Shown above is the health metrics board of Frederick County. This board is updated every seven days.

Simple (but unpopular) solutions to solve the increase in Covid exposure at FCPS

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
October 5, 2021
How does the band achieve perfection? Its simple, dedication to each individual detail. Standing in formation, marching with a roll step, and attending hours of band practice are just a few key steps that help them reach greatness.

Getting the band back together: The “Cinematic Universe” transforms marching experience

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
September 30, 2021
Community Involvement starts young in the New Market and Linganore community. The Linganore Oakdale Urbana Youth Athletic Association sports (LOUYAA) have participated in the homecoming parade for years. Linganore Pom & Dance (pictured) and Linganore Cheerleading (not pictured) were both shaking their pom-poms down New Market. The LOUYAA Linganore Pom & Dance program is designed for Kindergarten girls through 8th grade, to learn and perform choreography for halftime performances at LOUYAA Linganore youth football games. The program aims to build confidence while creating friendship. The Linganore High Pom team volunteer their time to teach the younger girls dances and teamwork twice a week.

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LHS Gender Sexuality Alliance shined bright in this years Homecoming Parade. GSA will be hosting their 6th annual Winter Formal, more information to come. Be sure to follow @linganore_gsa for updates.

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The National FFA Organization, a popular student organization at Linganore drove thought the parade attached to a tractor. Senior Shea Cencula, waves to the community as she rides along on the float. Out of all the groups who entered floats in the parade- they all look great! The judges results placed FFA in 3rd.

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Are you physiqued to be a Lancer? Is heard amiss screaming fans every Friday night. Led by varsity cheerleading senior captains Gracie Rowe, Lindsey Bruscia, Kerrin Kelsey and Olivia Addis. Both varsity and jv cheerleaders, have learn the true meaning of being a Lancer. Following behind was the Linganore Oakdale Urbana Youth Athletic Association (LOUYAA), Lancer Youth Cheerleading team. The athletes cheer for the Linganore Youth Football program. Cheerleaders ages 5-14 learn skills related to cheering and stunting. Respect, teamwork and self-confidence is promoted. The older, High school girls are looked up to by the LOUYAA cheerleaders.

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Junior Chloe Trevino measures the meniscus by looking at it from eye level.

Lancer Spotlight 9/1/2021: AP Chemistry gets creative with their first lab Post-Covid

by Caroline Hobson, Editor in Chief
September 1, 2021
Showing the doom and gloom of AP classes and what all students feel at times.

AP courses + pandemic virtual school = Advanced learning still preferred approach

by Caroline Hobson, Editor
April 25, 2021
Many of the soul favorites are pictured above, with stunning animations and characters it is easy to be captivated!

Disney’s Soul jazzes up the afterlife

by Caroline Hobson, Editor
January 26, 2021
Girl Scout Troop 81240 meets with Dr. James Lawler on Zoom to discuss the facts and myths of Covid-19.

Dr. James Lawler: Infectious disease expert gives Covid-19 facts and advice

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
January 15, 2021
Caroline Hobson and Madeline Hull posing for a picture while wearing face-masks back in March 2020.

High school students talk about their understanding of Covid-19

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
January 15, 2021
Students talk with infectious disease and coronavirus expert Dr. James Lawler on the facts and fiction of coronavirus.

High school students vs coronavirus expert: What are the myths? What are the facts?

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
January 14, 2021
In her trademark tie dyed outfits, Ericsson tackles life with enthusiasm.

Lancer Spotlight: From croquet to #1 band fan, Ericsson brings her joy to the classroom

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
December 9, 2020
Journalism teacher Mrs. Rebetsky shows students what a typical google meet looks like through her screen.

Skittles on and cameras off: Not the sweetest choice for teachers

by Caroline Hobson and Ashlyn Martin
December 2, 2020
Paige Alexander, Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson get ready for tricks and treats in their Halloween masks.

Calling all Ghouls and Ghosts: Halloween doesn’t have to be horrible

by Madeline Hull and Caroline Hobson
October 25, 2020
Graphic made to represent the iconic voting sticker people receive after casting their ballots.

[Photo] Social media attracts Generation Z to vote in the 2020 election

October 8, 2020
Graphic made to represent the iconic voting sticker people receive after casting their ballots.

Social media attracts Generation Z to vote in the 2020 election

by Caroline Hobson, Editor
October 8, 2020
Cindy Hanlon welcomes the community to the 2020-2021 school year.

Lancer Spotlight: Principal Cindy Hanlon tackles hybrid leadership

by Ashlyn Martin and Caroline Hobson
September 30, 2020
Insulin, a necessary drug to manage diabetes, is now too costly for many to afford. Statistics are from the ADA.

Why isn’t insulin, a life-saving drug, affordable for all?

by Caroline Hobson and Ashley Alt
January 23, 2020
Yours, Mine and Ours: Holiday traditions passed through generations

Yours, Mine and Ours: Holiday traditions passed through generations

by Caroline Hobson, Ruby Cerny, and Emily Lotito
December 17, 2019
Senior Amanda Lindsay and junior Skylar Stevenson help a child with her slime.

NAHS gets messy with 2nd annual Slime Night: Photo of the day 12/9/19

by Caroline Hobson, Reporter
December 9, 2019
12/6/19: Where did Elfie take the selfie?

12/6/19: Where did Elfie take the selfie?

by Caroline Hobson and Ruby Cerny
December 6, 2019
All volunteers gathered together before the breakfast started.

Key Club members get into the holiday spirit with a Santa pancake breakfast: Photo of the day 11/23/19

by Caroline Hobson, Reporter
November 23, 2019
Im convinced that Raising Dion is one of Netflixs greatest sci-fi hits.

Raising Dion: This superhero storms into our hearts

by Caroline Hobson, Reporter
November 13, 2019
Liz Barret talks to students during PREP.

Barret breaks boundaries: Board member speaks about her journey

by Caroline Hobson and Gabby North
November 4, 2019
Members of Linganores Key club gather in the rain prior to the start of the walk

Key club members walk for a cure: Photo of the day 10/25/19

by Caroline Hobson, Reporter
October 25, 2019
The mango Juul pod is just one of many flavors that attract teens to danger vapinng addiction.

Vaping, the deadly truth and what you really need to know

by Caroline Hobson, Reporter
September 26, 2019
The marching band lines up to start their performance for the U.S. band competition.

Marching band shoots for “the moon” at their competition: Photo of the Day 9/25/19

by Caroline Hobson, Reporter
September 25, 2019
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