Brianna Walker ‘15 Staff Writer After the SnowBall pep rally was cancelled for the second year in a row, disappointment has been running high among students. “I was really disappointed when I heard it was canceled,” says Kelly Bryson ‘15. “I looked forward to having one this year because last year it was canceled and [...]
All photos by Moet Dickinson, Yearbook Staff Despite the snow days that ended Student Council’s three day spirit week short, students did have the chance to participate in one of the lunch games before the school cancelations. The game was called “cookie face” and the goal is to slide a cookie from your forehead and [...]
Faith Riggs ‘15 Staff Writer Self-hate, according to Google, is an intense dislike of oneself. In my opinion, it is becoming a prominent epidemic as social media continues to rise. I can not tell you how many times I’ve stumbled upon one of Kylie Jenner’s Instagram photos and thought “why can’t I have her face, [...]
Robert Swetlic ’16 Editor-In-Chief As the 30th anniversary of The Breakfast Club rolls around it gives us an opportunity to reflect on cultural stereotypes that were showcased back in the 80’s and how they still exist today. You’ve got your populars, your jocks, your smart kids, your nerds and your freaks. While the labels may [...]
Robert Swetlic ’16 Editor-In-Chief At approximately 8 p.m. a call was sent out to all families in the South Lake School district to inform them that school is closed on Monday, February 23rd due to below zero temperatures. School is scheduled to resume Tuesday, weather permitting. There has been no announcement made on wether or [...]
The Lancer is thrilled to bring you our first print issue of 2015! Copies are still available for $1 and we will also be selling them at conferences on February 25th and the district open house on March 5th.
Christina Daguanno ’16 with additional reporting by Robert Swetlic and Antonia Ruthenberg Staff Writer, Editor-In-Chief and Section Editor I do it as a fun escape from my problems,” says junior David Golde, “to get away.” What Golde is referring to is smoking hookah pens. Golde was first exposed to hookah pens in 7th grade when his [...]
Corrections: The school district that South Lake is sharing services with is spelled “Lake Shore” not “Lakeshore.” Donald Kling was accidentally identified as “Cling.” Below: With all of the changes in administration, its difficult to visualize just ho many people work for both South Lake and Lake Shore. In order to clear this up, we [...]
Graphic by Robert Swetlic
Brianna Walker ‘15 Staff Writer With Valentines Day being less than twenty-four hours away, there is romance in the air among students and teachers. Some students go above and beyond on this special day. “We have the whole day planned out,” says Taylor Jones ‘16. Jones and her boyfriend have been together for almost nine [...]
