Chocolate Gawd’s Farewell
Michael Miles, Senior Staff Writer
May 16, 2017
Filed under Lifestyle, School News, Top Stories
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, Top Stories
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...
Yearbooks for Sale! Yearbooks for Sale!
Gabrielle Nelson, Staff Writer
December 5, 2016
Filed under School News, Student Life, Top Stories
Every year a new yearbook is made full of memories and special moments. And it includes more than just photos and names. There are six different sections: Academics, Clubs, People, Sports, Student Life, and Grad Ads. Each section contains an editor that directs what is included and how to incorporate...
Does Homework Work?
December 2, 2016
Filed under School News, Student Life, Top Stories
It’s nearing the end of December, and what’s next? Winter Break? I can’t tell over the rising sound of Christmas carols. December is a busy month for us all. It’s the height of fall, pumpkin spice everything, comfy sweaters, and most importantly, snow days. We’re all caught up in the hype of th...
Homecoming: The Best Week of School
Haley O’Reagan, Staff Writer
October 12, 2016
Filed under In School, School News, Sports, Student Life, Top Stories
The best week of high school is here Raiders and it’s important you know what’s going on now that we are in the thick of it. Spirit week will last until October 14th and will end with the homecoming dance this Saturday the 15th from 7-10 p.m. On Friday, the school will come together for the pep rally ou...
The Leonardtown Lexicon is Here!!
Jason Ferris, Editor
June 11, 2016
Filed under School News, Student Life, Top Stories
The first edition of the Leonardtown Lexicon has finally made its debut!! Click here to see the labors of talented high-schoolers. Though the writing of Leonardtown students is prominent, students from around the county had a chance to draft and and submit their writing through my workshop Draft...
Class Officers Announced
Jason Ferris, Editor
June 10, 2016
Filed under School News, Top Stories
After a long year of waiting, the results are in for the election. No, not the presidential election. That is a story for another time. It’s the election for your class officers. Congratulations to your class of 2019 officers: President Bella Dakis Vice President Sarah Davis Treasurer Kell...
Finally, A Breath
Jason Ferris, Editor
May 25, 2016
Filed under Op/Ed, School News, Student Life, Top Stories
The sun is peeking through the clouds, all the rain has dried up, nature is crawling out of its many shelters and we should be doing the same. We should be crawling out of school, but we’re not. School is not winding down as we expected, thanks to projects and busy work. I know many of you didn’t thi...
One Month More
Jason Ferris, Co-Editor
May 9, 2016
Filed under Op/Ed, School News, Student Life, Top Stories, What Grinds Our Gears
Why won’t school just end already? I’m sorry, teachers and administrators; we’re all thinking it. We are tired of studying for AP tests, throwing projects together, and scribbling essays. We are tired of math problems and science labs. I know I am not alone when I say the last day of school ca...
