Passing through the LHS fine arts hallway, one can hear the boisterous sound of brass instruments, smooth tones of jazz and the harmonious sound of plucking and strumming. A massive scope of genres are...
On Oct. 3, 2024, the Great Outdoor Store hosted its sustainability night to spread awareness about sustainable living. Great Outdoor Store values sustainability as a company and makes sure the products...
With efforts currently underway to consolidate into a single site and expand their Cliff Ave. location, the Sioux-Falls-based bike and ski shop, Spoke-N-Sport, hopes to reach new customers and improve...
From New York to Buenos Aires, Uruguay to Brazil, LHS senior Jacob Pagone visited South America this summer while playing oboe and english horn for the National Youth Orchestra’s 11th season.
Pagone’s...
Offering specialized music instruction for an assortment of string, percussion, brass and woodwind instruments, the Sioux Falls-based “Encore Music Initiative” works to provide all middle school students...
Nine out of 12 months in the year, teachers at LHS have to work five days a week, doing everything they can to teach their students all they need to know. They spend the majority of their time in the classroom...
Every year, LHS gets to add a new group of teachers to the building. This year there are too many to count. Not only did LHS get new math, English, science and social studies teachers, but LHS also...
This August, two LHS alumni, Carson Gramm and Kyan Carlson competed in the Drum Corps International (DCI) world championship. DCI is a more competitive, professional marching band.
“It can be compared...
LHS senior Josh Miller has dedicated the past seven years training for a chance to compete in his favorite childhood show, “American Ninja Warrior.” Many people have hobbies; however, for Miller, this...
Laila Miller, Perspectives Editor
• October 2, 2024
Registrar Michelle Peterson has been working at LHS for 15 years, yet she remains behind the scenes. Peterson is one of the many staff members here at LHS whose work often goes unnoticed by students despite...
As the school year draws to an end, students are quick to shut their textbooks and enjoy their summer. However, LHS teachers are not hypocritical when encouraging students to embark on their reading.
Mary...
When immigrants move to this country, they face everything from racial stereotypes to isolation; they do so while battling the juxtaposing pressures to assimilate and keep their home country’s way of...
Lucy Hennies is a junior and second-year staff writer for the Statesman. Hennies enjoys playing for the LHS softball team and is involved in MNHS, SNHS and NHS. When she is not on the softball field, you...
