A Wonderful Year
Clara Licklider, Sophomore Writer
May 14, 2020
I walk into journalism, second period, just like any other normal day. I placed my bag next to my chair and sat down. Slowly, more and more of my classmates pile in through the door. Mr. Engle isn’t here yet, which is perfect for our plan. Today is the last day of school and he is retirin...
A New Chapter of Life for Mr. Engle!
McKayla Thompson, Senior Writer
May 12, 2020
A teacher for 40 years but an inspiration for many more. Lewis Cass is sad to say our dearest teacher Mr. Engle is starting a new chapter of his life as he retires from our school corporation. Mr. Engle needless to say will be missed by so many students and staff members. The impact he has left here on ...
American Idol Contest! Enter now!
McKayla Thompson, Senior Writer
May 8, 2020
The competition is on! American idol contestants are starting to dwindle down to choose the next American Idol. However, everyone has different opinions on who this winner should be! On the King’s Courier, we want your votes. To make things interesting, this will be turned into a competition. This...
How Can I Help?
Aleya Mygrant, Sophomore Writer
May 8, 2020
COVID-19 has affected the entire human population in many ways. It is important to thank the essential workers, who risk their safety every single time they go to work. People often think they can be of no help from their home, but that is not true. Anybody can help during this pandemic. One way eve...
Krogers’ response to Covid-19
C.J. Burrous, Senior Writer
April 29, 2020
Since the Coronavirus Pandemic has begun, some big companies have stepped up and attempted to help out their employees. One such company is Kroger, the largest grocery store chain in the United States. The generous company which I am employed by has instituted a two dollar per hour pay raise for each of ...
COVID-19 and Mental Health
Tianna Casner, Freshman Writer
April 29, 2020
With the spread of COVID-19, staying at home has become the new “normal.” While staying at home helps to flatten the curve and keep others safe, spending 24/7 locked inside your house with your family can be very draining to one's mental health. The cancellation of school, extracurricular activities,...
Working as a Healthcare Worker During a Pandemic
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Senior Writer
April 19, 2020
Healthcare workers around the world have their hands full with the coronavirus pandemic. They definitely have very important jobs, and they deserve so much appreciation for all of their hard work. My brother Bret Schreckenghaust works at IU Health Bloomington Hospital, and he gave me an insight into ...
Staying Busy
Caleb Johnson, Senior Writer
April 15, 2020
To stay busy during this surprisingly awkward change of events, I chose to continue working online at my job. I have taken hundreds of pictures of sectionals, recliners, and chairs over the past few months. Unfortunately, I learned none of this would make it onto the website I’m working on. At Lucas Home...
Senior Season Comes to an End
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Senior Writer
March 17, 2020
With the coronavirus leading to numerous cancellations, the band is one of many organizations that has experienced the disappointing effects. The Winter Winds group will not perform the last two competitions due to IPA cancelling the rest of the 2020 season. The group became very excited for the add...
Paging for Our Senators
Aleya Mygrant, Sophomore Writer
March 17, 2020
Many people spend their Presidents Day sleeping in, hanging out with friends, and watching Netflix. I had the opportunity of participating in the Indiana State Page Program for the second year in a row. Last year I went with my brother, Layton Mygrant, but this year I encouraged Hannah Plauschin, my...
Millie Bobby Brown
Tianna Casner, Freshman Writer
March 12, 2020
Several people donate their time and money towards a charitable organization every year; however, very few put their all into working for their charities. It can be difficult for an actor or actress to put their all into a charity while also acting for a movie or TV show causing very few to be able to....
Annual Blood Drive
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Senior Writer
March 8, 2020
Lewis Cass will be holding the annual blood drive on Thursday, March 12, from 7:30 am to 1:30 pm. Lewis Cass partners with American Red Cross to bring this great opportunity to the school every year, so many students have the ability to donate blood and save lives. Mrs. Sipe and Mrs. Bower are helping...