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Artist Katherine Garvey, “I’ve always been doing art, my mom is an art teacher, so what else what I be doing?” She says with a laugh, “It feels really good to be here, my art looks much better hung up than in a bag sitting on my floor!” She is in AP Art this year and plans to get her BFA at JMU as well as her teaching license.
Senior art show displays the creativity of the 2024 class
June 6, 2024
Staff Infection performs the classics from Livin’ on a Prayer to Summer of 69. Sweet Child of Mine, however, was D’arcangelis and Ricci’s favorite to perform.
Kicking off the 70th Anniversary Celebrations with food, music, and friends
June 6, 2024
Isabella Villanueva poses with her artwork for the official announcement, which reads, “Isabella’s piece “Trevi Fountain” was selected as the 2024 Principal’s Art Gallery winner. The artwork will be framed and displayed for future generations to enjoy in the main hallway.”
The 2024 Principals Art Gallery Winner: Isabella Villanueva
May 30, 2024
Seniors at County prepare for the annual senior play. Supervised by Fred Hutchinson, this is how seniors in drama strive to end the year strong.
Curtain Call: County theater throughout the ages
May 30, 2024
Senior Sela Campbell poses with her Golden Ticket. Campbell auditioned for American Idol in February.
Shining a light on senior Sela Campbell’s music career
May 30, 2024
Mistreatment of English learning students in our school must stop
Mistreatment of English learning students in our school must stop
June 13, 2024
Our school community looking down on custodians must be addressed
Our school community looking down on custodians must be addressed
May 28, 2024
Where did all the spirit go?
Where did all the spirit go?
May 28, 2024
Infographic by Berek Harrison.
Texas Instrument Calculators Beaten by Competition
March 12, 2024
The TikTokification of the Music Industry
The TikTokification of the Music Industry
March 6, 2024
Spring Crossword
April 1, 2024
Issue 2 Crossword
Issue 2 Crossword
February 6, 2024
Armes continues being involved in sports in his kids’ little league teams. Armes continues being involved in sports in his kids’ little league teams. Picture courtesy of Matthew Armes.
Flashback
March 31, 2023
Sidebar: How you can help the earth
March 31, 2023
Sidebar: Eras of Drama
March 31, 2023
Lynn Krepich stands in front of the first mural painted in her classroom by a previous student in 1995. The mural depicts Sandro Botticelli “The Birth of Venus.”
Beloved Latin Teacher Announces Retirement after 43 Years
June 6, 2024
“To have someone recognize my hard work is greatly appreciated,” school testing coordinator Kimberly Berkey said. Berkey was recognized as an LCPS Spotlighting Hero in Ed.
Staff Highlight of the Issue
June 6, 2024
Community Listening Sessions: Spence Receives Feedback and Addresses Concerns
Community Listening Sessions: Spence Receives Feedback and Addresses Concerns
June 6, 2024
Staff Infection performs the classics from Livin’ on a Prayer to Summer of 69. Sweet Child of Mine, however, was D’arcangelis and Ricci’s favorite to perform.
Kicking off the 70th Anniversary Celebrations with food, music, and friends
June 6, 2024
Cyre Davis poses for the official announcement, which reads, “We are excited to announce that Cyre Davis, LCHS Class of 2024, will serve as our graduation speaker this year. We are so proud of her! We will celebrate the Class of 2024 on June 18th.”
Cyre Davis chosen as graduation speaker
May 30, 2024
Junior Natalie Schoch, senior Emma Pearson, sophomore Rebeca Manson, and sophomore Kate dePrado row during a crew practice as sophomore Abrielle Giamporcaro serves as coxswain. The crew team has been kept off the water for much of the season due to weather, but has still become a very cohesive group and made much progress.
Crew coaches foster mental strength and teamwork despite “challenging” season
June 6, 2024
Team captain Jinu Manalel prepares to serve at a home match. Mandel is on the tennis team alongside Tyler Partlow, Tyler Colavita and Aidan Armistead, who have all contributed to the team’s strong record.
Boys’ tennis causes a racket in the seasonal bracket
June 6, 2024
Senior Jack Beard pitches in a game at Riverside on March 11. Beard has recently committed to Marymount University to play Division III baseball.
Athlete of the Issue
June 6, 2024
Zoey Marinello taking stance mid game during the April 26th game against Millbrook, ending in a win five to three.
Placed at second base: Softball’s Zoey Marinello
June 6, 2024
From left to right: Senior Octavian Ashford, sophomore Justin Lowery, and sophomore Lincoln Kelley display the Loudoun County State Champions banner after earning gold in their respective wrestling categories.
LCHS Varsity Wrestling finishes third at states, three earn gold medals
April 6, 2024
Bonnie White Keyes (then Bonnie White) poses for her 10th grade photo, which appears in the 1960 edition of the Lord Loudoun yearbook.
Perspectives: interview with Bonnie White Keyes (1958-1960)
May 27, 2024
Andrea Rakowski’s photo in the 1996 Lord Loudoun yearbook.
Perspectives: Andrea Rakowski, Class of 1996
May 14, 2024
The Harmful Stereotypes in new Netflix series Griselda Blanco
April 6, 2024
SAT vs ACT
SAT vs ACT
February 6, 2024
Read a newspaper
June 5, 2023
HOMECOMING 2021: “Students Make Their Mark On The World”
November 15, 2021
Homecoming Spirit Week Fun and Fashion
November 2, 2021
The 1955 football team pictured in the LCHS yearbook. Photo courtesy of Tonya Dagstani.
Looking Back: Old yearbooks provide a window to the past
February 5, 2021
Mckenna Giannos competes in the high jump as a junior during the spring track season 2019. Photo courtesy of John Klimavicz. Senior track athlete Mckenna Giannos: “Practice has definitely been different, our workouts have been changed to accommodate that COVID guidelines, which has definitely made it harder to get back into the swing of things, but being able to see and practice with my teammates again makes it all worth it.”
Practicing Through COVID
January 5, 2021
Junior Isabella Mitchum on a hike in Montana with her sibling. “Over quarantine I visited Montana with my family when they came home from college,” said Mitchum. “It was really great to get out of NOVA for a little.”
Photo feature: Students social distancing edition
January 4, 2021
School pool opens back up
March 31, 2023
Newly elected president dissolves student council and declares national emergency
March 28, 2023
World peace, at last: asynchronous Mondays return, the world celebrates.
April 1, 2022
Senior Taylor McCully enjoys a bowl of Captain Crunch cereal before school while showing her support for our new mascot. It has become her favorite cereal brand.
Captain Crunch announced to be new captain of LCHS
April 1, 2022
LCPS headlines The Washington Post yet again
LCPS headlines The Washington Post yet again
April 1, 2022

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A group of senior handprints has already begun to fill a section of the wall. Each hand has its own unique colors and designs.

Seniors leave their final mark on the school

Maggie Sheridan, Co Editor-in-Chief
April 4, 2022
Senior Taylor McCully enjoys a bowl of Captain Crunch cereal before school while showing her support for our new mascot. It has become her favorite cereal brand.

Captain Crunch announced to be new captain of LCHS

Maggie Sheridan, Co Editor-in-Chief
April 1, 2022

Singers perform a showstopping Superbowl halftime show

Maggie Sheridan, Editor-In-Chief
March 4, 2022

Outdoor seating: the senior privilege underclassmen love

Maggie Sheridan, Co Editor-in-Chief
February 14, 2022
Inman sits in her office sending various emails and typing away. She works hard to finish the many different tasks she faces throughout the day.

New Assistant Principal Inman is already making an impact

Maggie Sheridan, Editor-in-Chief
February 14, 2022
Senior Molly Seventko puts her extra snack bag in the snack bin at the end of her lunch block. After C lunch, the bin is nearly full.

New Snack Bins Ensure Leftover Food Doesn’t Go To Waste

Maggie Sheridan, Editor
December 17, 2021
New round tables are folded up to begin cleaning at the end of the day. These tables make it much easier for the custodians to get around and mop as well as clean surfaces.

Cafeteria Table Change Causes Mixed Reaction Amongst Students

Maggie Sheridan, Editor
December 17, 2021
Students work hard on a packet in Jessica Goddard’s Academic World History class.They make the most of the limited space they have to complete their work.

Shrunken Classrooms and no HVAC: new school year faces many challenges

Maggie Sheridan, Co Editor-in-Chief
October 17, 2021
Senior Audrey Luhr gets in position to make a pass at the varsity volleyball game vs. Loudoun Valley HS. Luhr explained that athletes are required to wear their mask at all times, on the court and off the court. Photo by Debbie Senchak.

How Sports Teams Navigate New Changes During the Season

Maggie Sheridan
March 23, 2021

Thermal Scanners Ensure Safety of Students and Staff

Maggie Sheridan
March 23, 2021
Sierra captures love of photography at Brambleton Library

Sierra captures love of photography at Brambleton Library

Maggie Sheridan, Editor
February 27, 2021
Moon spends time on vacation at the beach with his daughter before the start of the school year. He enjoys spending some quality time with his family and taking a break from work when necessary.

Over the MOON about teaching: Moon’s passion for business inspires his students

Maggie Sheridan, Editor-in-chief
February 26, 2021

Students stay fit while staying home

Maggie Sheridan, Editor-in-chief
January 15, 2021
Jenny Allen works on her defense during the home game against Lightridge. This is County’s third game of the season, and the players are slowly getting used to the mask mandate. The girls won this match with a score of 58 to 16.

Aiming for 3 pointers, six feet apart

Maggie Sheridan, Editor-in-chief
January 4, 2021

New mascot creates tension among students

Maggie Sheridan
November 16, 2020
Students express creativity and start on the painting of a spot in front of the athletic entrance. A wide variety of colors pop against the black asphalt. Take a spin through the lot to see more of these works of art. Photo courtesy of Matthew Prince.

Seniors personalize the parking lot

Maggie Sheridan
November 11, 2020

One Acts Create A Roller Coaster of Emotions

Maggie Sheridan, managing editor
May 15, 2020

NEWS BRIEF: RAIDERS RAVE ABOUT NEW RECORDING STUDIO

Maggie Sheridan
January 30, 2020

ARTIST OF THE ISSUE: STUDENT ARTIST EMERGES IN LOCAL COMMUNITY

Maggie Sheridan, staff writer
January 30, 2020

MISSED OPPORTUNITY DISCOURAGES STUDENT CREATIVITY

Maggie Sheridan
November 20, 2019
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