Lewis Cass Pep Club Revived
Caleb Johnson, Junior Writer
October 10, 2018
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When I think of Friday night lights, I think of football, my friends, and the pep club. This school year our pep club has been revived and is gaining size every week. In the beginning, we had a school-wide convocation which brought out a lot of students. This brought the hope of a huge student section....
Borns
Annie Daily, Senior Writer
October 5, 2018
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This past weekend I went to a Borns concert. I have been a fan of Borns for years now. I didn’t plan on going to the concert, but when I saw a chance, I took it. Friday night I stayed at a friend’s house. I hadn’t seen her in a while and it was really good to see her again. We ha...
Mrs. Lohning
Clara Licklider and McKayla Thompson
October 2, 2018
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A smile a day goes along way. A smile could make a person feel many things and it could even make one’s mood change from a sad one to a happy one. Smiles bring joy to the whole world. Here at Lewis Cass, our secretary displayed her sparkling smile every single time you see her. Mrs. Lohning has been ...
Helping Those in Need
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Junior Writer
September 28, 2018
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Community service benefits not only the people directly receiving help from the act but also the people performing the service. Many people in need can be helped by others and given an easier way of living. Volunteers learn great responsibility and appreciate things in life that may seem ordinary to ...
Duck SAE Project Fascinates Students
Brooklynn Fye, Senior writer
September 27, 2018
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Quack! Quack! Quack! Mr. Appleton’s classroom fills with the sound of ducks quacking and children squealing about tiny animals in the room. Little did they know these six little ducks were going to be the lesson of the day. This agriculture class introduces the topics all of our classes cover. From ...
A Legacy That Will Last Forever
Reece Rodabaugh, Senior Writer
September 24, 2018
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Do you have a certain person besides your parents you look to for advice or as a role model? Well, mine is Coach Marschand. Ever since I can remember playing baseball and hearing about Cass athletics, Coach Marschands’ name always stuck in my head.Going to his baseball camps as a kid were always a hu...
Revealing Secrets
Annie Daily, Senior Writer
September 21, 2018
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Everyone has a secret that he/she keeps private. Some are small and miniscule and some are big and important. According to Psychology Today, keeping a secret can damage someone’s mental health and cause someone to be stressed and feel unneeded pressure. I thought to better my mental health, I would re...
Not 1, Not 2, But 3!
Brooklynn Fye, Senior Writer
September 21, 2018
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Picture this: Christmas morning and large fluffy snowflakes gently fall to cover the ground. The clock reads 4 a.m. but you have only been in bed for two hours. You don’t hear any movement in the house, just the steady breath coming from the love of your life lying next to you. As you pull the covers ...
Big Kings Little Kings: Mentoring the Young
Carl Jay, Junior Writer
September 13, 2018
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Most people at Lewis Cass, LCHS, are aware of the program Big Kings/ Little Kings but don’t know what goes on within. The program was started last year by Mr. Smith, LCHS Assistant Principal, and Mr. LaPlante, Lewis Cass Elementary(LCE) Principle, as a way of mentoring elementary students. After hear...
Overcoming Fear
Bella Panmei, Sophomore Writer
September 12, 2018
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7.442 billion people live in this world right now. Every single one of those people have been afraid of something or will soon. Having a fear or phobia of something can be funny to those who don’t have it but extremely terrifying for the ones who do. I know that I am extremely horrified by worms an...
Volunteering at Our Father’s Library
Hannah Plauschin, Freshman Writer
September 10, 2018
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Community service is very important and has many benefits. While giving individuals responsibility, self-confidence, and stress relief, community service also helps many people in need. Not to mention, volunteering looks good on a resume. Because of these reasons and more, I try to serve my community oft...
Velkommen To America
Bella Panmei, Sophomore Writer
August 29, 2018
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Has anyone ever gone to a sleepover or spent more than a night at their house without your family? How about moving schools and becoming the new kid? Moving into a new country is way worse than moving to a different school or spending the night for the first time away from your parents. Try going ba...
