‘Stacks for Good Acts’: IHOP National Pancake Day
Grace Bueckendorf, Asst. Webmaster
February 28, 2011
On Tuesday, March 1, IHOP is offering a free short stack to any customer walking in from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. However, IHOP is asking for a little something in return for the free pancakes. All they ask is that customers leave a small, optional gift to the Children’s Miracle Network. Last year... Read more »
Old Rock House
Adam Harris, Entertainment Editor
February 28, 2011
Big venues like the Scott Trade Center, Verizon Wireless Amphitheater and The Pageant are nice and all but it really takes a small, intimate venue to experience the energy of a show. Last week I went to see Mac Miller perform at the Old Rock House at 1200 South 7th Street. It was tucked away in a back... Read more »
Rockwood Valley students sent home due to power outage
Danielle Slauter, Reporter
February 28, 2011
Due to the storm that hit during the night on Feb. 28, Rockwood Valley Middle School was dismissed today around 10:45 am. Busses took students home, and parents were able to pick up their children any time prior to that. Sophomore Elyssa Abd who has a 7th Grade sister said, “I was kind of mad,... Read more »
Storms cause changes to spring sports’ first practices
Christine Jackson, Sports Editor
February 28, 2011
Due to the strong storms on Feb. 27-28, the following changes have been made to the practice schedule for the first day of spring sports. The schedule is as follows: -Baseball will practice on the shelf -Boys golf will practice at Golf Headquarters at 3:30 p.m. -Girls lacrosse will meet in the Driver... Read more »
LHS holds Canned Food Drive in honor of Rockwood Reading Week
Mia Schenone, Webmaster
February 28, 2011
Starting Monday Feb. 28- March 4, Lafayette will be holding a Canned Food Drive to donate non-perishable and canned food items to Operation Food Search which donates to over 265 food pantries. The moto for the drive is “Feed Before You Read” in honor of Rockwood Reading week. The... Read more »
Senior Lunch by the Courtyard: Genghis Grill
Grace Bueckendorf, Asst. Webmaster
February 28, 2011
This Friday, March 4, seniors will have the opportunity to purchase a Mongolian stir fry lunch from Genghis Grill and eat outside by the courtyard. The choices include chicken, beef or veggies with a brownie and a drink. The cost for the lunch is $6.50. Tickets will be sold during lunch on Feb. 28... Read more »
Eye On Art: Alex McDaris puts her mark on shoes
Sarah Greenlee, Reporter
February 28, 2011
Senior Alex McDaris paints Vans brand shoes as a hobby. She’s painted a few pairs for herself and has painted many pairs for friends. McDaris said, “I’ve probably painted 10-15 pairs, at least.” McDaris said the inspiration came at a museum. “I’d seen a book in an... Read more »
Anthony Engle discusses acting aspirations
Nic Fears, Reporter
February 28, 2011
Most students have participated in some form of acting, be in a grade school play or musical, or some form of in class presentation being a character from history but very few take acting as a serious career aspiration and even fewer have the level of experience as junior Anthony Engle. Even with all... Read more »
Students reflect on New Year’s Resolution progress
Maddie Henning and McKayla Treat, Reporters
February 27, 2011
Now that 2011 is well underway, lhsimage.com is checking back in with progress on students’ and a staff member’s New Year’s Resolutions. Freshman Mary Augustin said she is not doing a very good job keeping up with her resolution to do push-ups every night before going to sleep. “I didn’t... Read more »
Lady Lancers defeat Mustangs in District semifinal, will face Eureka in championship
Dominic Corvington, Reporter
February 25, 2011
As Districts continue for the Lady Lancers on their home floor, the team played host to long-time rival Marquette in a 67-47 victory. Early on, the Lancers struggled to convert fast breaks into baskets as the Mustangs took hold of a 16-18 lead by the end of the first quarter. However the Lady Lancers... Read more »
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