Newcomer starts swing dance club after learning to swing dance from friend
January 26, 2012
During the summer of 2011, junior Kevin Dick taught some of his friends how to swing dance. Among those friends was junior Kathleen Newcomer, and she has enjoyed swing dancing ever since then. When asked how he learned to swing dance, Dick said his sister taught him and she learned when she was in college. “It’s... Read more »
Meuret runs half marathon with her father
McKayla Treat, Asst. Webmaster
January 22, 2012
On Sunday, Jan. 15, junior Hannah Meuret participated in a half marathon, or 13.1 miles. The event took place in Florida and helped to raise money for Breast Cancer awareness. lhsimage.com asked Meuret 5 Questions to get the details on her race. Q: Did the race seem like it was more than 13.1 miles while... Read more »
Poetry Out Loud commences Jan. 11
Abby Gwin, Reporter
January 11, 2012
The first-round in the Poetry Out Loud competition begins on Jan.11 in the theatre at 6 p.m. The process for entering includes signing up with Language Arts teachers Jeff Landow or Melissa Schumacher, who aid the competitors in choosing their poems and rehearsing them correctly. Landow said, because... Read more »
Top ten things to do over winter break
Sarah Greenlee, Opinions Editor
December 30, 2011
1. Go out on a drive to look at Holiday lights. Whether you go look at professional displays like Santa’s Magical Kingdom in Eureka or just neighborhood lights in subdivisions like Wildhorse, it’s always exciting to go see lights around the holidays. 2. Bake cookies. Or candies or cakes.... Read more »
How To Create a Rock Band Name
Alex La Mar, Reporter
December 19, 2011
One of the most important things about a rock band is its name. You could have the greatest musicians of all time form a band, but if they have a name like The Wiggles or The Clique Girls, they’re not going to gather many fans. If you’ve tried, you know that coming up with a catchy name for your... Read more »
5 Questions with Siri
December 13, 2011
With the arrival of the iPhone 4s and Siri, the personable search engine application, many students are left to wonder, just what questions Siri will answer, and how. lhsimage.com was willing to take on the challenge. Asking Siri personal questions, we try to find out just how smart Siri really is.
Eye on Art: Kelsey Heitkamp
Alyssa Knowling, reporter
December 12, 2011
Senior Kelsey Heitkamp, written about in the Trash to Treasure story in the Dec. 9 issue of The Image, takes antiques and ‘thrifted’ items and turns them into multi-media collages and sculptural art. Heitkamp, who wants to become an art teacher, employs her artistic gifts in a variety of ways beyond... Read more »
How to make your grade go from drab to fab in ten days
Grace Bueckendorf & Maddie Henning, Webmasters
December 1, 2011
Disclaimer: This probably won’t work, and you may want to have started studying before December. It’s understandable. You had more important things to do than study… you know, like painting your nails for the fifth time because the color wasn’t quite right the first four times, or hitting the... Read more »
How to black friday shop
Gabby McDaris, Reporter
November 22, 2011
Thanksgiving. One of the greatest holidays of the year. Along with giving food, people are thanking for the food that was given. But after all of this thanking and giving, comes one of the most intense shopping experiences of the year: Black Friday. Each year the night of Thanksgiving, after all of the... Read more »
Henning discovers her love for photography
Anisha Chellaswami, Reporter
November 14, 2011
Through the newsfeed on Facebook, many people have come across photos taken by junior Laynie Henning. What started out as just an assignment to her eventually developed into a hobby, and now a business. Henning was the historian of the Drama Club, and her job was to document the memories from the shows. One... Read more »
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