Class of 2018: Seniors celebrate ONE last day as Lancers
by Kelsey Ward, Editor
May 22, 2018
Filed under Senior Countdown 2018, Showcase
Tuesday, May 22, 2018 is the last school day for the class of 2018. Seniors celebrated the end of the school year at the annual senior picnic on May 17, in the cafeteria. They ate lunch, sponsored by the PTSA and Sports Boosters, and received their yearbooks. It has been a good year for the Class...
Senior Countdown 2018: With four days left, World Language Honor Society seniors say adiós, au revoir, and auf wiedersehen to high school!
by Catie Jo Tansey, Reporter
May 17, 2018
Filed under Senior Countdown 2018, Showcase
With four days left in high school, the World Language Honor Society seniors attended the language Honor Society induction on May 16. Twenty-two seniors are active members in the French, Spanish, or German Honor Societies, and two more seniors, Kara Roth (French) and Jack Dubro (German), were inducted l...
New members say “Bonjour” to the world language honor societies: Photo of the Day 5/17/18
by Sammie Hoefs, Reporter
May 17, 2018
Filed under Photo of the Day, Showcase
On May 16, the French, Spanish and German Honor Societies held their annual induction to welcome new members. The new French honor society members passed a candle and as they said their motto, "La personne qui sait deux langues en veut deux." ("The person who knows two languages, is worth two peop...
Class of 2018 Bright Futures: Jack DuBro gains interest in Clemson
by Devin Barge, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 30, 2018
Filed under Senior Destinations 2018, Showcase
Jack DuBro chose to attend Clemson University because for him it's a family tradition: it's home, and it's where he wants to spend his next four years. Before attending Clemson, DuBro will be living in Ocean City, working as a waiter over the summer. "I plan to open up and operate a business that...
News for April 26, 2018
by Lancer Media
April 26, 2018
Filed under Daily Announcements
The Linganore Performing Arts Department’s Footloose has its opening night tonight! Come check out the amazing show the cast and crew has worked so hard on! Congratulations to the Linganore Envirothon Team consisting of Logan Breidenstein, Jack DuBro, Joe Kolick, Megan Pazzanese and Rosie Tilmon...
Class of 2018: Boys track and field seniors run through their last 28 days
by Ethan Hart, Editor
April 13, 2018
Filed under Senior Countdown 2018, Showcase, Spring 2018
The Linganore Lancer Track and Field seniors are running through their last 28 days of their high school career. Lars Eklund, Clay Buckman, Spencer Askine, Joe Russo, and Jack DuBro lead the way for the Lancers, who hope to take home the Class 3A State Championship this spring to add to their indoor t...
Mr. LHS holds first dance rehearsal in anticipation of March event
by Kelsey Ward, Editor
January 30, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase, Uncategorized
It's that time of the year again -- Mr. Linganore 2018 is finally here! On January 24, the ten contestants met for their first dance practice of the year. The show is March 10. The dance this year is the rumba. Mrs. Linda Sanders has been choreographing for the event for many years. She chose...
Top 10 indoor track runners this season
by Emily Webb and Rachel Hall
January 24, 2018
Filed under Fall 2017, Showcase, Sports
It's just running. . . Running is a physically, technically, and mentally tasking sport and it takes athletes months to build the stamina and speed required for competition. The track team is strong, but here are some standouts this indoor season. Ani Boghossian-James: 55 Meter dash, 55 Meter hurdles, 4x200 Meter relay ...
SSL students play volleyball for Learning for Life program: Photo of the Day 1/18/18
by Bridget Murphy, Opinions and Layout Design Editor
January 19, 2018
Filed under Fall 2017, Photo of the Day, Showcase
Every SSL (student service learning) student is given the task to create a project to better their community. Jordan Swoyer, Anna Smarrelli, Kendall Sheehy, Noah Grenis and Josh Taylor made their project push towards growth of the Learning for Life program by planning a volleyball tournament. Senior...
Work together, not apart: How to fix the SGA’s biggest problem
by Tommy Moyer, Reporter
December 18, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Our school’s SGA has been wildly successful. In 2015-2016, the SGA raised $12,171. In the area of community service, the SGA holds blood drives, toy drives, and raises awareness for cancer. However, the SGA’s largest weakness is the lack of participation in its events. It is very hard for the SGA to s...