Marching Band
Sydney Bokenhagen, Freelance Writer
February 6, 2019
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, and Reviews, School News, Student Life, Top Stories
Marching band has proven to be so much more than an “extracurricular activity” for many people including myself. This program has provided me a family that I’ve grown closer with each year. Coming into high school can be an extremely stressful time, and I was honestly scared for what was going to ha...
Mr. Leonardtown Call for Contestants
January 10, 2019
Filed under LTV, School News, Top Stories
If you would like to nominate yourself or someone you know to be a contestant for Mr. Leonardtown 2019, complete the following google form. https://goo.gl/forms/FnjZRt4Oj8XcYMdl1
Boy’s Soccer SMACked ‘em Again!
Drake Thomas, Staff Writer
October 30, 2018
Filed under Fall/Winter Sports, School News
They have done it… AGAIN! That marks three years in a row that the Boy’s Soccer team has won the SMAC Championship. They finished the season at 11-1 including beating Gonzaga High School, who was ranked number 2 in the state of Maryland. Leonardtown is now ranked eighth in the state of Maryland...
Maryland Page Program
Savanna Dent, Senior Staff Writer
October 23, 2018
Filed under School News, Top Stories
The Student Page Program is a wonderful program for high school seniors in Maryland, and what the students get to do is go to the maryland general assembly and work as a page. The program runs from the second week in January to early April. A page will serve two non consecutive weeks learning about Maryland l...
What is MUN?
Laura Conway, Sophomore Staff Writer
October 23, 2018
Filed under School News, Top Stories
Model United Nations is a Leonardtown High School staple of pride. Each year various students attend the Old Dominion Model United Nations Conference in Virginia. This conference is open to any grade a part of the Global International Studies (GIS) Program as well as any 10th grade and up Global Diplom...
What I Would Change About The School System
Sarah Holmes, Sophomore Staff Writer
January 30, 2018
Filed under School News, Top Stories
Recently I was given an assignment to write an essay in my English class. The prompt was “If you were in charge, what would you change about your school, or school in general?” The essay had to be five paragraphs, which included a thesis, a conclusion, and three body paragraphs, meaning I could onl...
Chocolate Gawd’s Farewell
Michael Miles, Senior Staff Writer
May 16, 2017
Filed under Lifestyle, School News
WHAT’S UP Y’ALL!! Well, this article is more on the emotional side as this is my final article for the Imprint. To be honest with you, it feels amazing, relieving, but heartbreaking. Because I know that over the course of this year, my fans and I have gotten SO close through my writing and that’s...
S.W.E.A.T Pledge
Julia Webster, Co-Editor
May 8, 2017
Filed under Community info, Op/Ed, School News, Top Stories
With college on the horizons, it’s time to start thinking about scholarships. Usually, scholarships are merit, need-based, or major-specific. And, that isn’t helpful for people who aren’t looking to continue their education in college, preferring to work their way into the career of choice. Ther...
Prom Season
Haley O'Reagan, Senior Staff Writer
April 9, 2017
Filed under School News, Student Life
Book your hair appointments, rent your tuxedos and go find “the perfect dress” because prom season is here Raiders! Quickly approaching is one of the most exciting events for Leonardtown juniors and seniors: prom; the time to exchange your usual attire for fancy dresses and tuxes and impress your frie...
How LTV Almost Functions
Joy Deitrich, Senior Staff Writer
April 9, 2017
Filed under Op/Ed, School News, Top Stories
LTV may not have as much viewership as it once did but the process is more advanced than ever. The journalism students started this year with a new batch of machinery. Due to budgetary constraints, there were less advances than the program’s sponsors hoped but, as returning students will say, there has be...
Snowback Throwback
Regan Walker, Senior Writer
February 9, 2017
Filed under School News
The lights flash and blink in blue, red, green. A crowd of teenagers bunch together in the middle, moving along to the bass. Popular hit songs blast from the speakers and have girls and guys alike jumping and bopping along. Dance songs have everyone getting up on their feet, and slow songs have coupl...
