A success both on the field and in the classroom for girls soccer: Photo of the Day 10/04/19
by Sammie Hoefs, Managing Editor
October 5, 2019
On October 3, the girls varsity soccer team held their third annual Teacher Appreciation Night during their game against Frederick. During halftime, the teachers came on to the field as the girls recognize all they have done for them in the classroom. The girls are to chose a teacher to recognize a...
Noah Price crowned Mr. Linganore 2019
by Braden Weinel, Editor
March 10, 2019
The “Night of Firsts” was truly magical for Noah Price, who portrayed the famous magician, Harry Houdini. Price was crowned the winner, with Morgan Fink and Ryan McFadden as runners up. Based on Price’s pre competitions points, talent, entrance, formal wear, and dance, he made it to the final thre...
Mr. Linganore 2019 contestants learn to merengue: Photo of the Day 2/3/19
by Alexis Fowler, Editor
February 6, 2019
On February 4, the Mr. Linganore contestants attended their first dance rehearsal in the cafeteria. Senior gentlemen and their partners began to prepare for the competition on March 9 by learning a ballroom style of dance, the merengue. The contestants for the 2019 competition are Dominic Barbag...
Distinguished graduates 2018 motivate students in assembly
by Elizabeth Anderson, Watermark Editor
November 19, 2018
On November 20, members of the LHS Class of 2022, staff, honorees and family members attended the 2018 Distinguished Graduate Ceremony. The Distinguished Graduate Ceremony is an annual event presented by the Distinguished Graduate Organization. It is supported by LHS as well as the LHS Alumni Association...
October: Breast Cancer Awareness month spotlights common suffering
by Kendall Martin and Emily Webb
November 2, 2018
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. In 2018, an estimated 266,120 new cases of Invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in women in the United States. Although rare, men can also get breast cancer. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and people all over the ...
Key Club plans Breast Cancer walk, Trick or Treat and more: Photo of the Day 10/15/18
by Ashley Nash, Reporter
October 15, 2018
September 12 was the first time that the Linganore Key Club met. The adviser, Mr. Jeremy Brown, and the student leaders, Jane Quackenbush, Erika Katsumoto, Collen Avila, Charlotte Moore, and Shelby Tkacik introduced the Key Club mission to the rest of the group. The club is international, with sim...
Seniors bring home the spirit stick at the 2018 homecoming pep rally
by William Quansah, Reporter
October 8, 2018
On October 5, students filed into the gymnasium for the annual homecoming pep rally. Lancer pride was displayed as athletics, teams, and classes were celebrated along with special performances by the school cheerleaders, pom and dance team, and band. The princes, princesses, and nominees for king and queen...
Band and guard banquet celebrates year of success at banquet: Photo of the Day 5/12/18
by Elizabeth Anderson, Editor
May 14, 2018
On the evening of May 11th, students who participated in band and color guard during the 2017-18 school year gathered with their families to celebrate of their accomplishments. They were joined by director Kevin Lloyd, assistant director Jeremy Brown, FCPS visual and performing arts curriculum specialist...
Class of 2018 Countdown: Band seniors strike final chords in last nine days of school
by Elizabeth Anderson, Editor
May 10, 2018
With only nine days left until they're out of high school for good, band seniors are busy finishing benchmark projects, completing final performances, and saying farewell to close friends. After years of enduring grueling heat, freezing cold, and late nights spent at band camp, concerts, and spring trips,...
Marching band prepares for a magical trip to Walt Disney World: Photo of the Day 3/14/2018
by Elizabeth Anderson, Editor
March 14, 2018
On March 13, the marching band and color guard were marching around the LHS front parking lot with cold fingers and colder instruments, practicing their parade music. Some were in shorts, perhaps wishful thinking for 48 hour later when they would be in 80-degree weather. Less than twenty-four hours...