Brew & Grey
Cassie Cook, Staff reporter
January 17, 2020
“Could I have a hot tea, please? This is not an order at Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts or even the local McDonald’s. It is an order placed at LCHS’s simulated workplace, The Brew & Grey Coffee Shop. The Brew & Grey is one of the only coffee shop-style simulated workplaces...
FBLA Leads The Way
Emily Lybarger, Staff Reporter
January 15, 2020
For more than 35 years, the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) has been going strong in the LCHS as well as the Lewis County community. Club members said they the enjoy learning about business and how it relates to the real world. Many members said being a part of FBLA helps students learn about business. Members said learning was a one of their favorite comp...
What makes a Snow Day a Snow Day?
Emily Peters and Megan Rhoades
January 14, 2020
Every year around this time the snow starts flying and everything starts freezing. Students get their hopes up in anticipation of a snow day and disappointed when the yellow buses run on a normal schedule. So, what makes school get cancelled? According to the Superintendent of Lewis C...
Freshman Theater Students Excel
Brooke Williams, Staff Reporter
January 8, 2020
LCHS students competed in the 2019 West Virginia Theatre Association’s High School Theatre Festival at WV Wesleyan College November 7. The students preformed The Proposal by Anton Chekov. This is a three-person one act play. The cast included Asa Krinov, freshman; Ian McCourt, freshman; Brooke Williams, freshman. This was the first time LCHS had a completely freshman-casted ...
Winter Hazards Cause Concerns for Student Drivers
Brayleigh Walton, Staff Reporter
December 17, 2019
As LCHS students approach the “dog days” of winter, some students find it more difficult to navigate Lewis County’s rural roads than others. Lewis County is a rural county with many back roads and for some, even gravel roads. And, LCHS Superintendent, Dr. Robin Lewis, is the person responsible...
LCHS Welcomes New Staff Members, Three Full-Time Subs, and One Returning
Sarah Nissel, Brayleigh Walton, and Emily Peters
October 21, 2019
At the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year, LCHS welcomed two new staff members and one returning. Joining LCHS this year are: Mr. Tom Rogers, Ms. Laura Davis and Mrs. Joanna Barnette. LCHS currently has three full-time substitutes: Mrs. Marianne Oldaker, Mrs. Linda Goldsmith and Mrs. Laura Atha...
Suicide Prevention: Let’s Talk
Mallory Avington, Staff Reporter
October 15, 2019
September was National Suicide Prevention Month, and that should be celebrated to a certain extent. Though talking about suicide is a very difficult and sensitive subject, most teens agree that it is a subject that needs to be addressed. The time for addressing it is now. Self-harm, the...
Minuteman Mondays: A Start to the Week
Riley Forinash and Megan Rhoades
October 8, 2019
Chants. Student Recognition. Cheers. Drones. Special Guests. It’s just another Minuteman Monday. Every Monday morning LCHS students gather in the gymnasium for a school assembly to kick off the start of the week. Principal Mr. John Whiston usually presides over the 5-10-minute event. Many students have differing opinions towards this new idea brought to us by the LCHS staff. Most a...
Freshman Insights
Makayla Ferguson, Gracie Pettit, and Emily Lybarger, Staff Reporters
September 18, 2019
For 200 people, August 14 became a new beginning, as new faces flooded the crowded freshman hallway. Here are some insights that really put the fresh in freshman. Most ninth graders said they like high school more than the middle school. However, they differ on why they like it better. For some,...
What Makes a “Good” Person “Good”?
Nathan Holmes, Staff Reporter
September 12, 2019
When you think of a good person what comes to mind? Someone who is caring? Brave? Or, someone who questions authority? What makes a “good” person “good”? Many students and teachers said often a “good” person is seen doing compassionate, kind deeds for others. “Being kind to animals and old people...
AFJROTC Off to A Successful Flight
Riley Forinash
September 12, 2019
“Attention!” In any given class period, more than a dozen AFJROTC cadets will stand at attention when this command is issued by an AFJROTC class leader. This is just one of the many expectations of members of the LCHS Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC). This f...
Minuteman Farms: CTE Class Gets Real
Elisabeth Wilfong, Minutemen farms
September 4, 2019
Goats! Pigs! Steers! Oh my! It's not a scene from The Wizard of Oz, but a scene from Mrs. Diana Garrett's 8th Period Minuteman Farms class; it is part of the Agriculture CTE curriculum for LCHS. Students in Garrett's 9-12 class operate their own farm; this is a 365-day-a-year job with students...
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