Lewis Cass Holds Open House
Josie Woolever and Bella Panmei
March 7, 2019
Last night both the Lewis Cass Elementary and Lewis Cass High School held an open house for the community. The schools were open for the community to come in and see all the changes that have been made in the past year, and the community members also had the opportunity to vote on which crown they pre...
Crown Voting Takes Center Stage
McKayla Thompson and Megan Dishon
March 7, 2019
“Listen to the students, community, and alumni. If the “new crown” that was designed and forced on us didn’t receive many votes, think how many votes were NOT for the new one.” This comment was one of many we received as we collected the votes for the crown. From the conflicts of ...
FFA Week showcases a year full of events
Brooklynn Fye, Senior Writer
March 6, 2019
During the week of February 17th through February 23rd, the Lewis Cass FFA was busy celebrating National FFA week. Even with higher stress levels than normal, the laughs carried on through the week. Each day holds a different adventure for our members and advisors. Being an FFA member, I know that more...
Bruisers blast way to FFA volleyball title
Brooklynn Fye, Senior Writer
February 8, 2019
On February 5, 2019, the Lewis Cass FFA hosted the 36th annual volleyball tournament. With seven teams participating the tournament lasted for three hours. Everyone was full of excitement, aggravation, and even some heartbreak. With single elimination it was all or nothing come game time. As the first fo...
One School United!
McKayla Thompson, Junior Writer
January 10, 2019
“We are all in this together.” Champions together is a school associated club that brings special needs together with the high school students. This allows not only for the special needs to have a fun time but allows them to fulfill the desire to fit in. Their differences don’t matter in the events th...
Building Bridges
Kelsey Wise, Senior Writer
December 19, 2018
School projects have been around for years and many students actually benefit from hands on experiences while doing these school projects. Students need to learn the hands on aspects of working and not just the mental aspects of learning. School projects help with the physical learning for ...
Veteran’s Day
Josie Woolever, Senior Editor
November 12, 2018
To many people, Veteran’s Day is just another holiday that they don’t view as a special day, but I feel as if that shouldn’t be the case. I feel as if we should do as much as possible for our veterans, not just on November 11th but everyday instead. These veteran’s have risked their lives for us,...
Red Ribbon Week Pep Session
Josie Woolever, Senior Editor
November 8, 2018
This afternoon we will have the first pep session for a club rather than one of our sports teams that anyone can remember happening. The pep session is being held in honor of Red Ribbon Week. If you weren’t aware the past two weeks, starting last Tuesday and ending this Wednesday, were Red Ribbon Week...
Marching Kings Prepare for State
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Junior Writer
November 2, 2018
This past Saturday, the Marching Kings performed at ISSMA semi-state competition. Twenty bands performed in our class that day, and ten of those bands advanced to state competition. Our band faced a lot of tough competition with other good bands because every band this year has pushed themselves to g...
Lewis Cass Pep Club Revived
Caleb Johnson, Junior Writer
October 10, 2018
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....
Mrs. Lohning
Clara Licklider and McKayla Thompson
October 2, 2018
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 ...
Duck SAE Project Fascinates Students
Brooklynn Fye, Senior writer
September 27, 2018
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 ...