Mike Bauer Leaves His Mark
Kaleb Lewellen, Sophomore Writer
May 21, 2018
Filed under Features
Everybody in the Lewis Cass School Corporation has heard the name Mike Bauer. He has been here for many years. Some may know him as a teacher, others may know him as a coach, and everybody knows him as a great all-around person. Bauer has taught for 41 years. Of those years, two were at South Vermil...
Don Schlegelmilch: A Lasting Legacy
McKayla Ramsey, Senior Editor
May 17, 2018
Filed under Features
“Hold the door say please say thank you Don't steal, don't cheat, and don't lie I know you got mountains to climb but Always stay humble and kind When the dreams you're dreamin' come to you When the work you put in is realized Let yourself feel the pride but Always stay humble and kind” ...
Mr. Jesse Wilson
Hayden Vest, Senior Writer
May 16, 2018
Filed under Features
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a teacher? Teachers do so many things for students that you don’t really see behind the scenes, and all students should be very thankful for their teachers who put in a lot of work with the hopes to see future success in their students. Many special...
What I wish I Knew
Olivia Salyers, Senior Writer
May 15, 2018
Filed under Features
The first piece of advice I could give you is to not wish away your years in high school. We all go through our ups and downs, but I promise you’ll miss the Friday night football games and every moment you spent laughing in the halls of Lewis Cass. I’ve walked down every hallway in the building, ...
Everyday Customer
Dixon Collins, Junior Writer
May 14, 2018
Filed under Courier Top Feature, Features
Many people have eaten at the Dog Shed in Walton, but they never seem to notice the man that sits in the closest table to the counter everyday. He is, by far, the nicest man around the community and would do anything to help community members. Ronald Jansen, a pastor from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, br...
King of Kokomo
Megan Dishon, Junior Writer
May 13, 2018
Filed under Features
On the very chilly Sunday night, my stepdad Dave and I decided to head out to Kokomo Speedway to watch the “King of Kokomo”. The King of Kokomo invites all sprint racers, midget sprint cars, and hornets, which are cars with a huge race car motor, all to Kokomo for a showdown. With multiple fans ...
Senior Reality Day
McKayla Ramsey, Senior Editor
May 10, 2018
Filed under Courier Top Feature, Features, Showcase
Have you ever wanted a crash course in everything adulting? Well myself and my fellow seniors got to experience just that last Friday when we all attended senior reality day. Our economics teacher Miss. Smith put on this event for all the seniors to do anything from interview for a job to change a tire and ...
J-Day 2018
Hannah Young, Sophomore Writer
May 10, 2018
Filed under Features
“Who wants a cookie?” asked Engle, which greatly lightened the mood before getting on the warm bus and out of the frigid wind. J Day 2018 started off memorable and somehow ended up even more memorable. Many kids returned with their bellies full, new artwork, and a lot of miles under their feet. ...
My Thoughts of Dinosaurs
Cole Jolly, Sophomore Writer
May 10, 2018
Filed under Features
When I was younger, I watched dinosaur shows multiple times a day. My favorite tv show was “Dinosaur Train” because I was excited about the dinosaurs that traveled on a train to learn and go on adventures. I was always asking to watch Dinosaur Train even during important events, for example Funerals or...
J-Day 2018
May 9, 2018
Filed under Features
Instead of a boring school day, we took a trip to Ball State. They threw an event for journalism and newspapers students in the surrounding area. We ended up missing the opening ceremony; however, it gave us more time to tour the campus. Over the course of the day I learned a lot of new things about journ...
Travel Volleyball Comes to An End
Ashli Key, Junior Writer
May 7, 2018
Filed under Features
“The best team isn’t the team with the best players, but the team that plays best together.” To many people, volleyball is just another sport; however, to me, volleyball is a passion. When I was little, my mom and dad always helped me when I was struggling with soccer, basketball, o...
The Life of Mr. Key
Brady Johnson, Senior Writer
May 7, 2018
Filed under Features
In the January of 1958, the world had been blessed with the birth of a Mr. Key. He teaches in the life skills room at Lewis Cass where he finds so much joy in helping with the kids. “I love it, I like working with the kids. I’m always trying to get them to believe that they can achieve anything in...
