New Year’s Resolutions

New Year' Resolutions

Kristi Perna, Sophomore Staff Writer
February 22, 2013

Some didn’t think we’d make past 2012, and yet a new year starts up with 2013! A new year starts and most people come up with New Year’s resolutions while others think that it’s pointless to make a New Year’s resolution. They think that people won’t change, or that even if they make one that... Read more »

Old Dominion University Model United Nations Recap

ODUMUN

Thomas Church and Grace Millerick, Senior Staff Writers
February 22, 2013

“The recipient of this year’s Secretary-General’s Award is…Leonardtown High School!” Applause erupted in the conference hall as seniors Hannah Chi, Hannah Connelly, and Tom Church accepted the award. As if on cue, the LHS participants quoted Mr. Denny, shouting “strength and honor!” Each... Read more »

I Miss My Flip Flops!

Alex Theriot, Senior Staff Writer
January 30, 2013

When the weather shifts from wind chills of 20˚ to afternoon highs of 72˚, it might be time to change your wardrobe. The winter 2012 fashion trends are already blazing the halls of Leonardtown but here are a few suggestions to help you transition from winter to spring. Let’s face it, none of us love... Read more »

Amber Waves…of Corn?

Bowles Farm

Grace Millerick, Senior Staff Writer
November 2, 2012

If you like to spend time outdoors, you’re in luck! The corn maze at Bowles Farm is a ton of fun- it’s perfect for all ages, and really captures the spirit of fall. Not only does the farm contain a corn maze-it also has a petting zoo, pumpkin patch, hay ride, and cupcake shop! With never-ending fun... Read more »

The Week of Spirit

Senior Hallway: New York!

Sydney Mooney, Senior Staff Writer
October 11, 2012

Every year the week before homecoming Leonardtown High School has their Spirit Week. The experience is like no other, with the hallways all decorated and everyone dressed up. It’s the one week out of the year that it doesn’t matter how someone looks or what one wears as long as the students participate.... Read more »

“Fools” to Air as Fall Play

"Fools," a comedy by Neil Simon

Thomas Church, Senior Staff Writer
October 11, 2012

As school moves into full swing, many students find their extracurricular niche and begin spending the majority of their time working for clubs or projects. Of these, one could easily list off such key events as homecoming and the pep rally, and of course sports such as football and lacrosse could be... Read more »

St. Mary’s County Fair

St. Mary's County Fair

Jennifer Brown, Senior Staff Writer
October 4, 2012

The St. Mary’s County fair comes once a year and when it is here, it is the main attraction. Everyone goes crazy with excitement and they cannot wait to get their one day off of school that leads to the weekend to enjoy the fun filled event. Most people go to the fair for their greasy but super yummy... Read more »

Welcome to Leonardtown High, Freshies

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Kathleen La, Senior Staff Writer
September 26, 2012

Most students can all remember the very first day of high school; brand new teachers, new students, new halls, new classes, it’s all a lot to take in! Remember all the rumors that people have told? Remember the reaction to spirit week here at Leonardtown High? Some of it came as a shock for most, but... Read more »

Benvenuto!

Sydney Mooney, Senior Staff Writer
September 14, 2012

 Starting a new school year is always stressful, whether you’re a senior going to the same school you have all four years or an incoming freshman, especially moving to a different country to study for your senior year. For Junior Alessandro Ghiretti from Italy, this is the case. Ghiretti is almost... Read more »

No Longer “Fresh Meat”

No longer fresh meant Jennifer Brown

Jennifer Brown, Senior Staff Writer
September 13, 2012

Last year, sophomores were at “the bottom of the food chain.” But this year, that is not the case! Being a freshman in their first year of high school can be extremely difficult. It’s an enormous change from middle school. There is a lot more people in high school than there was in middle school.... Read more »

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