As Seen in the Image- Spring sports practices get underway, from “Despite winter temperatures, spring sports start out swinging”
March 13, 2014
Pages 16-17 of the March 13, 2014 print edition of The Image previewed Lancer spring sports. Digital Media Editor Katie Blackstone takes a look inside what really goes on a spring tryouts. Download the Aurasma app, follow the LHS Image channel, grab a print edition of The Image and by hovering your ...
As Seen in The Image- Hot Links: 5 websites for awesome St. Louis things to do during Spring Break, from “Staycations”
Lucas Meyrer, Webmaster
March 13, 2014
Pages 19-20 of the March 13, 2014 Image print issue contain exciting and generally underappreciated areas of St. Louis perfect for bored students to explore during a Spring Break stay-cation. Here are five more unique neighborhoods to see. 1. Cherokee St. (http://thedailysouth.southernliving.com/2013/11/12/next-great-neighborhood-cherokee-street-in-st-louis/) As this reviewer for The Daily South magazine states, Cherokee St. has the potential to be St. Louis' "next great neighborhood."...
As Seen in the Image: McBay sacrifices his video games, from “Breaking Habits”
Garrett McBay, Assistant Webmaster
February 14, 2014
Living in a neighborhood with a handful of kids, growing up occasionally got a little boring. However, this changed after the year my parents decided to buy a Playstation 2. Ever since, I have been hooked on video gaming, probably at an unhealthy amount. Some days, I come home, study a little, and then pla...
As Seen in the Image: Girls volleyball continues to obtain recognition for State-winning season
January 26, 2014
From the Pic of the Month: seniors Maggie and Jackie Scott talk with Digital Media Editor Katie Blackstone about recognition received by the State champion Lady Lancers volleyball team. Download the Aurasma app on Apple/Android, follow the LHSImage channel to see the video pop off the page of the...
As Seen in The Image: Students, staff weigh in on grading practices
Image Staff
December 13, 2013
In lieu of Melissa Schumacher's Letter to the Editor to stltoday.com, The Image asked staff and students to share their opinions on the Rockwood School District's potential/implemented grading practices Schumacher expressed concern about. "Due dates for class work may not be enforced" "As far as the not enforcing ...
As Seen in The Image: Making a Garter-Stitch Scarf, from “DIY: Fall Flavors & Fashion”
Alaina Strollo, Reporter
October 28, 2013
Learning to cast-on is the first step to success in knitting. First, buy your needles and yarn. Depending on what you’re making, the size of needle and preference of yarn may change, but for beginners, larger needles require less skill. Then, loop the yarn into a “pretzel shape,” creating...
As Seen in The Image: Pushing cancer to the sidelines, from “Think Pink”
Megan Rigabar, Reporter
October 18, 2013
Lafayette football players are helping tackle breast cancer this season. “First of all, a lot of our players are wearing pink to show support, and secondly, we’re having kids go around at this next game collecting money from the fans to donate,” Tom Beckmeyer, freshmen football coach, said The footba...
Senior Jeff Emge provides AFJROTC service opportunity through Share the Harvest
Monica Piccinni, Reporter
October 8, 2013
There are several ways to help the hungry, be it soup kitchens, donations from restaurants, or collecting canned goods. To some, participation in these service opportunity may be a bit taxing, particularly to those with a lack of time or motivational drive. Administered by the Conservation Federation...
New Year, New You
Hannah Marshall, Reporter
January 25, 2013
Activities for a Healthier You! Swimming/ Swimming is a great way to get a cardiovascular workout. It is one of the best exercises for your body because it is non-weight bearing. With a just a half hour of doing the Breaststroke, the lowest intensity stroke, 180 calories can be burned. From a lo...
As seen in the Dec. 14 Image
December 14, 2012
As Seen on TV, pg. 16; Avery Cantor and McKayla Treat Animal Planet’s “I Shouldn’t be Alive” reenacts unbelievable tales in which survivors are faced with life threatening situations and how they survive them. Although most episodes deal with human survival against nature, senior Cece Ekl...
As seen in the Nov. 9 Image
November 9, 2012
Connecting Lafayette from A to Z, pg. 10-11; McKayla Treat For juniors Christian Baehr and Savanna King, their small world story takes place in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where their cousins got married. They had no idea that their cousins were marrying each other until the day of the wedding. "I was ...
As seen in the May 18 Image
May 18, 2012
May 18, 2012 Print Edition In Foreign Territory (p. 8-9) Taylor Strader, guest writer from Rockwood Summit High School With a schedule that stays constant from day to day, who would not want to experience a change from the everyday life at school? On a daily basis, I find myself in t...
