Class of 2017: Girls lacrosse sticks it with 7 days of school left
by Grace Weaver, Editor-in-Chief
May 15, 2017
Filed under Senior Countdown 2017, Showcase, Spring 2017
Seniors have seven days left and the senior lacrosse girls are ready to stick it. After the loss to Middletown in the quarterfinals, the girls celebrated their season May 15, 2017, with a banquet at Dutches Daughter. This year there was three seniors, Emily Daly defender, Grace Weaver a midfielder, and...
Lancer to Blazer: Grace Weaver Signs to Hood College to play Soccer
by Alex Ismael and Tory Spruill
February 2, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Sports, Spring 2017
February 1st - Grace Weaver signed to Hood College to play for the Blazers’ soccer. Weaver has been a part of the varsity team for four years. This season, Weaver was a starting central defender. Previously, she had taken on the positions of center mid and outside wing. In her club teams, she has always been a st...
Seniors Sign National Letters of Intent
by Beau Cameron, Managing Editor
February 2, 2017
Filed under Showcase, Sports, Spring 2017
Graduation, as most athletes know all too well, often terminates a player’s career in sports. In football, only 8% of all high school players are recruited to play in college, 2.4% in Division I schools. On National Signing Day, February 1, eight senior athletes committed to college athletics. Noll ...
News for January 31, 2017
by Lancer Media
January 31, 2017
Filed under Daily Announcements
Attention all students who have taken or are taking an Advanced Placement course this year: Please remember to provide your AP exam registration form and payment to Mrs. Smith in the Assistant Principals’ office no later than Friday, February 17th. You don’t want to miss out on the opportunity ...
Year 32: Rebetsky ‘clowns around’ but loves teaching high school English
by Jacob Bolger, Reporter
September 22, 2016
Filed under Fall 2016, Showcase, Veteran Teachers
Raising chickens, gardening, and taking care of her grandson, Noah, are all things that Mrs. Natalie Rebetsky loves to do when she isn't at school. Rebetsky frequently tells her students about her chicken care horror stories, and she has a large portion of her classroom covered in pictures of chickens. Now,...
Welcome to LHS: Principal Doll take helm of LHS
by Grace Weaver, Alicia Nasto, and Amanda Anderson
September 5, 2016
Filed under Fall 2016, Welcome New Staff
This story is part of Lancer Media’s fall series welcoming new staff. We enjoyed learning about many teachers but apologize that we were unable to cover every new teacher. Ms. Nancy Doll has been an administrator for 20 years in Frederick County Public Schools. While she has never been a Lancer be...
LHSsees2020: Luke Staley joins Hood’s Class of 2020
by Tory Spruill, Reporter
May 5, 2016
Filed under Senior Destinations, Showcase
Luke Staley plans to start his college education at Hood College this fall. His major is undecided. He said, "I'm going to see what I like and explore college." "They have a really pretty campus," said Staley. "And my mom graduated from there. She was a heavy lobbyist for me to go to Hood." ...
Model UN students deliberate global issues at Hood College
by Haley Barge, Reporter
January 14, 2016
Hood College was the destination for the Model UN Club’s 11th annual Frederick County conference. The buzz conference room was the pinnacle of months of prepared action for LHS students and those around the region. Each winter at Hood the club participates in an all-day Model United Nation...
Photo of the day 1/14/2015: LHS takes over Model United Nations
by Andrea Huston, Reporter
January 14, 2015
Filed under Photo of the Day, Showcase
Saturday, January 10, 2015, 260 students from the area met at Hood College for the 10th annual Model United Nations. Of the 260 members that attended, eight were from Linganore. Three of them walked away with full rides to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)...
