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The first bell of the day rings at 8:28 a.m. and students who are in school at this time are expected to be present in their classrooms. Students who have not yet entered the building are required to sign in at the Welcome Center. If they do not have a valid reason with proper documentation they will be marked absent-late.
School policy marks students who sign in after 8:28 a.m. as absent-late, not tardy
During AcLab, freshmen students are able to meet with their counselors to talk more about their personalized four year academic plan. Freshmen Ambrose Fischer and Humza Gulzar meet with counselor Annie Tichacek during first mod of AcLab.
New system allows students to plan courses for all years of high school
Sophomore Mary Kirtley holds her Dressember Foundation button. The buttons are passed down to the new STL Spark executive board members each year and they are encouraged to place them on their backpacks to help raise awareness about human trafficking. My sister, [Class of 2020 alumni] Grace Kirtley, started STL Spark when she was in high school and she would have people carry it on after she graduated, Mary said. Last year I got invited to join the board again with my sister, senior Patty Kirtley, and so weve been working on carrying her legacy a bit. Its become somewhat of a family project.
Fundraising for freedom
ROTC and STUCO members load cans onto the Circle of Concern truck Nov. 20. Lancers collected a total of 8,796 cans.
Lancers collect 8,796 cans during annual drive
During FACS Department Chair Becky Lawrences 5th Hour Baking and Pastries class on Nov. 17, juniors Jack Dolle and Armani Turner eat the pies they made during their previous class. Because they cant use the water in their classroom, they also cant run their dishwashers. So, Lawrence had her students use paper plates and plastic utensils. Luckily I had disposable things on hand for them to eat with, so they used that. And then, the pie plate and server I’m just going to throw in the other [classes] dishwashers in between classes and hopefully I can keep up on it, Lawrence said.
Water lead content causes FACS classroom to adjust lessons
At the Winter Market on Dec. 3, vendors set up booths along Foundry Way. Papa Bear Popcorn set up their booth at the beginning of the street and sold holiday themed popcorn along with some of their best selling flavors including movie butter and caramel popcorn.
Festive finds
After winning all three training level tests at the National Dressage Pony Cup, senior Grace Miltenberger hugs her horse, Bentley.
Senior plans to part ways with horse to save for college
Sitting in the five seat, Hunn rows at the US Rowing Youth National Championship, June 8, 2023 in Sarasota, Florida. Hunns team ended up placing 17th.
Game On: Bailey Hunn
At the end of the 18th Annual Indianapolis Open, Abhinav Rao is congratulated by the tournament director. Rao tied for 2nd place with five other players, after he lost in the last round. I had fun at the tournament. It was tough but I played well, Rao said.
People of Lafayette: Abhinav Rao
During their first meeting Nov. 15, International Day President Akilesh Rajan presents to possible volunteers. Members discussed possible stations and performances to have at the 2024 event.
International Day begins planning, needs volunteers
Both Thirteen reasons Why and Glass Castle are featured in the Lafayette librarys Banned Book Week display. The library currently has three copies of Thirteen Reasons Why and one copy of Glass Castle.
Library Media Specialists review favorite challenged books
Published in 2004, Crank by Ellen Hopkins gives a realistic depiction of a teens plunge into drug addiction. While this book as been challenged, Lafayettes Library still has three copies.
Crank: a cautionary tale
The Perks of Being a Wallflower has been a #1 New York Times bestseller, and has won many awards, including the American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults award (2000). The book has been challenged and banned at high schools across the nation, although Lafayettes Library still has four copies.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower: a unique perspective
Lafayettes Library has four copies of Looking for Alaska by John Green in. The book is a Michael L. Printz Award winner and The New York Times bestseller.
Looking for Alaska: a representation of teenage life
Due to Senate Bill 775, all Rockwood schools took Gender Queer: A Memoir off of library shelves. The St. Louis County Library also does not carry any copies.
Gender Queer: beauty behind the bans
Winter Guard members, Sam Shoeing, Daisy Foster and Brooke Elston, participate in a painting fundraiser. The fundraiser was a way for the team to spend time together.
Lafayette’s Winter Guard uses painting fundraiser to pay for their season
Located in Wildwood Town Center Milk and Honey is a boutique that sells a variety of unique items. For the holiday season, they are featuring a number of special gift selections.
Milk and Honey offers a large variety of unique shopping options
Lafayette Student Publications travels to Boston for National High School Journalism Convention
To start her morning, co-owner Julie Ring takes a customer’s order. With the fall season, Daylight Donuts released pumpkin-flavored donuts, baked cinnamon rolls, and fall-inspired drinks. They are open at 6 AM and close between 12-9 PM. For high schoolers, like Charlie Wagner, this is a great way to work with friends and get involved in the community. Located in Hilltown Village Center Chesterfield, Daylight Donuts connects with its customers on a personal level.
Daylight Donuts uses food to connect with community
Community helps robotics team reach larger audience
At Barnes & Noble, senior Vedika Kumar participated in Blind Date with a Book. During this event, books are wrapped in paper with descriptive words that give a hint about the novel, and individuals are free to choose which one they want to buy.
To the next chapter
After finishing their tests in history teacher Steve Klawiters class, students can participate in an optional trivia section. While Klawiter usually doesnt offer rewards for the highest score on the trivia section, it offers a way for students to decompress after unit tests.
History teacher provides de-stressing activities to students
Freshman Emi Limon competes in the 2022 World Kickboxing and Karate Union Championship in Wales. Even though Limon has only been doing karate for three years, he won four medals at the October competition— a gold medals in Weapons with Music and Korean Forms, a silver medal in Hardstyle Forms and a bronze medal in Weapons with no Music.
Kicking the competition
As seen in the Image, some Lancers tell the unique stories and meanings behind their names.
What’s In a Name?
Rockwood bans 22 books due to new state law
To introduce kids to the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, gifted teacher Shannon Batt put together a display. She is a certified Choctaw artist and was able to teach gifted students at Lafayette the art of beading.
Listen In: Native American Heritage Month offers gifted teacher opportunity to teach culture
To build the frame for the Car Club’s go-kart, sophomore Adit Swami cuts metal in his garage. Working with sophomore Logan Martin’s dad, Matt Martin, Swami learns more about metal working and takes back to teach the other members of the club.
Listen In: Car debate leads friends to form new club
Listen In: Heart Health Month sparks reflections on soccer tryouts
Listen In: Heart Health Month sparks reflections on soccer tryouts
Freshman Akiko Field poses for a picture with her cousins in front of a restaurant in Japan.
Listen In: Student experienced cultural shifts with Japanese-American family, move to America
At Magnolia Flavor House, a Filipino ice cream shop, sophomore Chris Songco eats ice cream. Although his family hasn’t been able to go recently, Songco has been to the Philippines multiple times to visit family, including when he was seven.
Listen In: Asian American, Pacific Islander Month inspires pride in culture
Cutting through the water, junior Talia Ramsey comes up for air during her breaststroke. Ramsey and the Lancers won their meet against Parkway Central, 94-92.
Boys wrestling wins tournament, swimming finishes 4th in relay
With her back against the mat, senior Toby Goertz pins her Lindbergh opponent, Dec. 7, 2022. Last year Goertz placed 4th in State.
Basketball wins season opener, hockey faces local rivals
Battling under the basket, Class of 2023 alumni PJ Rogan fights against his Marquette defender for a rebound. The Lancers will play the Mustangs at home Dec. 15. at 7 p.m.
Hockey bounces back after loss; basketball, wrestling prepare for season
In the individual medley, senior Caleb Warner glides through the water with his butterfly stroke. Warner became a State Champion in the 200-meter individual medley and the 100-meter breaststroke.
Boys swim finish 3rd in State, break more school records
After their State victory on Nov. 4, the volleyball team celebrates on the court. The team defeated Francis Howell in straight sets, 3-0. Everyone was out-of-this-world excited. [Winning back-to-back] was something that hasnt happened in awhile, Nelson said.
Girls volleyball repeats as State Champions, Barnard sets new record with State title run
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In Honors Chemistry, sophomores Lucas Brown, Neel Chandra and Jonathan Sair work on an assignment. The amount of COVID-19 cases in the Rockwood School District have been increasing every week since May 2, and just started decreasing on May 23.

COVID-19 cases see slight increase in Rockwood, St. Louis County

Vijay Viswanathan
May 26, 2022
Senior Evan Brotherton has played baseball since he was young. His love and passion for the sport has only grown since then.

Play ball: Evan Brotherton

Vijay Viswanathan
May 9, 2022
Class of 2022: Senior Spotlights

Class of 2022: Senior Spotlights

Makayla Archambeault, Morgan Vehige, Jack Daws, Caroline Black, Devan Ellison, Vijay Viswanathan, Max Hartsfield, and Janka Gerber
May 4, 2022
Senior Aliyah Studt has danced competitively since she was three years old and plans to take advantage of dance classes offered at her future college, Webster University.

More than choreography: Aliyah Studt

Vijay Viswanathan
May 9, 2022
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Learning from the past, preparing for the future: Graham Tabor

Vijay Viswanathan
May 19, 2022
Italian rock band Maneskin participates in the first semi-final of the jury show of the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Maneskin finished with 524 points total, gaining 206 points from the professional juries and 318 points from the public vote.

Eurovision Song Contest becomes international sensation, gains attention

Vijay Viswanathan
March 29, 2022
Incoming Superintendent Curtis Cain answers questions at a student press conference on Feb. 10 at the Annex. Cain was awarded 2022 Missouri Superintendent of the Year in November of 2021 and later awarded National Superintendent of the Year.

Incoming superintendent wins Superintendent of the Year

Vijay Viswanathan
March 14, 2022
Senior Pooja Reddy holds a copy of Missouri Senate Bill No. 63 at the headquarters of PreventEd in St. Louis. The bill became effective on Aug. 28, 2021, and it established the Joint Oversight Task Force of Prescription Drug Monitoring in the state of Missouri.

Led by passion to save lives, senior creates The Opioid Project

Vijay Viswanathan
February 8, 2022
At the Freshman Orientation on Aug. 19, 2021, Class of of 2025 members were required to wear masks as they learned about the school. The mask mandate has been in place for a year since the return to school on Nov. 12, 2020, following the COVID-19 outbreak. There was a short break from the mandate in the summer of 2021 when infection numbers in the area dropped significantly.

Rockwood will extend mask mandate through Feb. 3 to address rising COVID numbers

Jack Daws, Vijay Viswanathan, Cece Beckmann, Devan Ellison, and Juli Mejia
January 13, 2022
Local journalism is an important way that people get news. Local news magazines in the Lafayette area includes The St. Louis Dispatch and West Newsmagazine. Local journalism has always remained at the heart of the country, even if many people dont realize it.

Local journalism has a significant impact on communities

Vijay Viswanathan
January 13, 2022
All Boys Arent Blue, Crank, Gender Queer, Looking for Alaska, The Haters and Where I End And You Begin are books that were recently challenged in the Rockwood School District, with all six books decided to be retained without restriction. Objections to most of the books centered around language and content that critics considered inappropriate. Multiple parents spoke out against these books during recent Board of Education (BOE) meetings on Oct. 21 and Nov. 18 at Crestview Middle School and Eureka High School.

Controversial books remain in Rockwood libraries despite challenges

Juli Mejia and Vijay Viswanathan
January 4, 2022
The mask mandate was lifted in St. Louis County following a letter from the Acting Health Department leader Dr. Faisal Khan. Khan still recommends that everyone continue to wear masks in indoor places. Currently, the Rockwood School District has not made a move to remove its own mask mandate in schools.

Students, staff weigh in on St. Louis County mask mandate removal

Juli Mejia, Morgan Vehige, and Vijay Viswanathan
December 10, 2021
The logo of Meta has already started to appear on the start-up pages of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, all owned by Meta. Meta was founded in 2004 by the current CEO of the company, Mark Zuckerberg.

Facebook’s name change: just another mistake

Vijay Viswanathan
November 16, 2021
Members of the Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program march in the Homecoming Parade on Oct. 1, 2021. After school, ROTC has been practicing to march in a Veterans Day parade that will occur at Pond Elementary School on Nov. 13.

Lafayette community recognizes celebration, sacrifice on Veterans Day

Vijay Viswanathan
November 11, 2021
To aid with contact tracing during the 2020-2021 school year, teachers placed QR codes or sign-out sheets in their rooms that were linked to forms students filled out. The forms included information on where a student was going in case contact tracing was needed.

Rockwood to spend $170,000 to outsource contact tracing operations

Vijay Viswanathan
November 4, 2021
Missouri governor Mike Parson has responded to the discovery of a flaw in a state website by calling the journalist who discovered the flaw a hacker. This has prompted an outcry from media rights groups. The governor has also threatened a criminal investigation into the reporter who discovered the flaw on the state website.

Missouri should be thanking reporter, not attempting to prosecute reporter

Vijay Viswanathan
November 2, 2021
Cyber security has become an important topic following the malware attack on the Rockwood School District over the summer. During the attack, students were unable to use their Infinite Campus and were asked to change their passwords. Staff and students whose information was compromised were informed via mail.

[Photo] Rockwood amps up security following June’s malware attack

Hannah Fitts
October 29, 2021
Candy has long been a staple of Halloween. Reeses Cups took the top spot among Halloween candy in 2021, with Skittles reining as the top Halloween candy in 2019.

[Photo] Not so Corny

Molly Brim, Administrative Editor
October 28, 2021
In lieu of meat, vegetables provide a majority of nutrients needed in a vegetarian diet. New plant-based burgers are starting to become popular, offering vegetarians an alternative to meat.

[Photo] Living on the Veg

Sonya Sud, News Editor in Chief
October 15, 2021
MLB needs to keep their rule changes from 2020 in order to drive fan interest in the game. Keeping the rule changes would result in more full stadiums.

Baseball rule changes capture fan interest, place higher stakes in games

Vijay Viswanathan
September 27, 2021
The Rockwood College Fair is to be held on Sept. 22, with representatives from over 100 colleges to be there. The fair is making its return after being canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Multiple universities to be represented at Rockwood College Fair

Vijay Viswanathan
September 22, 2021
Current seniors Pranav Menon and Colin Bakker piece together a puzzle in the Library during their Flex Time in Aug. 2019. The library, amongst classrooms and other specified locations, can be selected by students to spend a section of their Academic Lab time in.

Academic Lab to replace former Flex schedule format

Cece Beckmann and Vijay Viswanathan
August 25, 2021
I would follow all the COVID-19 protocols, from the CDC, etc. Maybe not forced, but highly recommended that people get the COVID-19 vaccine, senior Evan Brotherton said.

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It should be mandatory to wear masks, even if youre in the gym doing gym class, I think you should wear your mask. I mean, obviously we dont want to shut down the school since for seniors its their last year and incoming freshmen who havent been here yet. I think what we can do to reduce the risk of COVID-19 in schools is to wear your mask and to be conscientious, and teachers really need to enforce this. Other students may not agree with it but teachers need to be doing it, senior Elena Mendoza said.

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Masks will be required of course. Make sure people are socially distancing to the best of their abilities so we dont spread COVID-19 in our schools. Make sure they are wearing masks properly, not like under the nose, you know. And just making sure kids are really taking it seriously, you know, cause its not a joke, at all. This is real life. They need to take it more seriously than they are right now. Just being more mature and getting them in the right mind set, senior Zakee Branch said.

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Obviously keeping the distance of desks between other students, keeping mask regulations within the county, and following all of whatever we end up needing to do on a daily basis, senior Alex Wildt said.

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I’m very willing to wear masks if it will make everything more normal. I think its really just your own opinion, everyone has their own opinions; if you want to wear a mask, wear a mask. If you dont, dont wear a mask, senior Piper Keim said.

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Class secretary Karen Barber helps distribute books and materials during the August 2020 date for Chromebook drop-off and material pick-up.

Administration plans material return process for in-person, virtual students

Vijay Viswanathan
May 25, 2021
Patients who contracted the coronavirus lie in beds while connected to oxygen supplies inside the emergency ward of a Covid-19 hospital on May 03, 2021, in New Delhi, India. India recorded more than 360,000 coronavirus cases in one day for the 12th day in a row as the total number of those infected according to Health Ministry data neared 20 million.

Indian-Americans reflect on COVID-19 crisis in India

Juli Mejia and Vijay Viswanathan
May 18, 2021
Superintendent Mark Miles addresses the board and patrons during the May 6 Board of Education meeting. At the meeting, over 30 patrons spoke their opinions about recent curriculum controversy with the meeting lasting about three hours.

Superintendent shares his thoughts as he prepares for exit from Rockwood

Vijay Viswanathan
May 13, 2021
Looking at his third base coach, senior Andrew Alwell gets ready to step back into the box in a game against Kirkwood on April 27. The Lancers won, 9-6 and finished with eight hits.

Boys track and field takes top prize in Quad; baseball edges toward 20 wins

Vijay Viswanathan
May 4, 2021
Jeffery Landow teaches his 6th hour Language arts class in a larger room than usual to accomodate for him being immunocompromised.

Task Force works to finalize schedule for 2021-2022 school year

Vijay Viswanathan
April 29, 2021
Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall re-create their classic characters in this fun-filled sequel to the 1988 hit Coming to America.

Review: Coming 2 America parallels original film with modern setting

Vijay Viswanathan
April 22, 2021
Sophomore PJ Rogan takes the mound on April 8 against Lindbergh. Rogan threw three innings and gave up seven hits.

Baseball sweeps Lindbergh; Girls soccer continues to dominate

Vijay Viswanathan
April 12, 2021
Dutch singer Duncan Laurence rehearses his entry Arcade ahead of the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Lauarence would later go on to win the entire competition. the 2021 edition is to be held in Rotterdam, Netherlands after being cancelled in 2020 due to COVID-19.

Offbeat: 10 sites to discover new music

Vijay Viswanathan
April 9, 2021
In wake of the Astros cheating scandal, the MLB needs to create harsher punishments for teams in order to deter them from cheating.

Listen In: Predictions for upcoming MLB season

Vijay Viswanathan
March 18, 2021
LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 17: Pacoima Middle School teacher Abigail Abbott, 65, gets her COVID-19 vaccination from Nurse Practitioner Jiyoun Cho, left, as Los Angeles Unified employees received their first dose of the vaccine on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021 in Los Angeles. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times/TNS).

Missouri educators wait for vaccine; many work to move them up on priority list

Vijay Viswanathan
February 27, 2021
In the last home dual of the regular season, senior Evan Boren takes on Kaden Hart from Francis Howell Central with a 3-2 final score going to Hart.

Boys wrestling heads to Sectionals in hopes of earning spots in State Tournament

Vijay Viswanathan
February 26, 2021
Senior Evan Boren gets into position to start his match. The Lancers finished first at Districts.

Boys wrestling wins Districts; girls swimming and diving wraps up season with 7th place at State

Vijay Viswanathan
February 22, 2021
Led by the Freshman Advisory group and volunteer Kimberly Phillips, a drive for PPE products is being held at Lafayette. The donation box can be found by the Welcome Center.

[Photo] Freshman Advisory leads fundraiser for Nottingham CAJT High School

February 20, 2021
On Nov. 11, the Class of 2024 navigated the hallways of Lafayette for the first time during Lafayettes Freshman Orientation events. Since Nov. 12 when students returned to in-person learning, RSD has been on a quarter system, but it will return to a traditional semester format for second semester.

Rockwood announces plans for second semester classes

Vijay Viswanathan and Jack Daws
December 13, 2020
The final electoral map of the 2020 Presidential Election. Former Vice President Joe Biden has 306 Electoral Votes and Incumbent President Donald Trump has 232 Electoral Votes.

After tumultuous election, most agree they are ready to move country forward

Vijay Viswanathan and Jack Daws
November 26, 2020
“Social Host Ordinances are an evidence-based strategy for reducing underages access to alcohol. It works best if all the cities in an area have one and that the local police enforce it and that parents and adults know about the ordinance. If its the standard everywhere, well see underage access to alcohol go down,” Lilli Schliesser, Project Coordinator for CPP said.

Ellisville passes social hosting ordinance to address underage drinking

Vijay Viswanathan
November 22, 2020
On Oct. 21, St. Louis County voters line up outside of the St. Louis County Board of Elections in order to cast their absentee ballot. Along with the ability to cast their ballot in person, voters also had the option to drop off absentee ballots.

LHS seniors join what is expected to be record turnout for young voters in 2020 election

Vijay Viswanathan and Caoimhe Farris
November 2, 2020
During the material pickup day at the start of the 2020-2021 school year, librarian Nichole Ballard-Long assists senior Brenna Arakelian determine what books she needs for her Quarter 1 classes. Students will not need to return those materials and pick up books or their Quarter 2 courses which begin on Oct. 26.

Students to return materials from Quarter 1, pick up materials for Quarter 2 in preparation of Oct. 26 start

Vijay Viswanathan
October 21, 2020
Before earning degrees at the University of North Carolina and Washington University, Democratic candidate for Missouri Attorney General, Rich Finneran could be found in classrooms at Lafayette. He was heavily involved in Mock Trial, Theater, Speech and Debate among other things. He said he became interested in public service and the law early in life. He still has strong connections to LHS, serving on the board of the Class of 2002s Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Class of 2002 grad on Missouri’s Nov. 3 ballot for Attorney General

Juli Mejia and Vijay Viswanathan
October 15, 2020
Senior Landee Wasson winds up her pitch in a game on Sept. 23. The Lady Lancers defeated Wentzville Liberty, 11-1, and have gone on undefeated as of Sept. 29.

Though moderate contact sports have started play, strict limits remain in place concerning spectators

Vijay Viswanathan, Staff Reporter
September 30, 2020
Juniors Sam Aven and Nikolas Malek run in a boys varsity cross country practice. Cross country for both boys and girls, along with boys swimming, girls golf and girls tennis, was recently cleared by St. Louis County to resume play.

Sports regulations provoke strong reactions from Lafayette community

Vijay Viswanathan
September 16, 2020
Going into the 2020-2021 school year, RSD experienced a 3.9% decrease in enrollment. Staff speculate that the decrease has much to do with students enrolling in private schools in order to attend in-person from the beginning of the school year.

Opinion: Rockwood was right to switch to virtual learning for upcoming school year

Vijay Viswanathan
August 8, 2020
On March 18, a woman loads up her car after shopping at Walmart. As a precaution, she wore gloves and a mask in order to delay the transmission of COVID-19.

St. Louis County, City announce masks mandatory in public areas

Vijay Viswanathan and Makayla Archambeault
July 3, 2020
Empty tables fill the Commons on March 22, the day before St. Louis County leaders issued a stay at home order. On April 9, Superintendent Mark Miles announced that the remainder of the school year would be held online using the ALP.

Superintendent addresses return to school, activities in new video

Vijay Viswanathan
June 30, 2020
Phillips 66 donated $10,000 to one of Rockwood School Districts programs called Rockwood Gives Back.

Rockwood receives $10,000 donation from Phillips 66

Vijay Viswanathan and Sarah Locke
May 11, 2020
A security guard stands outside of a hotel in Macau, China that was converted into a quarantine area by the Chinese government. Photo labeled for reuse via Unsplash.

Opinion: US government needed better virus response

Vijay Viswanathan
April 22, 2020
In the hospital, Danna Stone holds a bottle of contrast she has to drink before getting scanned for cancer. Stone has been cancer-free since 2017.

High-risk students, families take precautions against COVID-19

Vijay Viswanathan, Juli Mejia, and Corren Tipton
April 14, 2020
Sarah Masterson is a first year Spanish teacher at Lafayette, and during her college years, she was able to study abroad in Costa Rica.

Five Questions with Sarah Masterson

Vijay Viswanathan
February 19, 2020
A St. Louis County police officer directs traffic after a shot was fired on Aug. 23 at Parkway North.

Opinion: Kim Gardner’s case has its merits, but falls short of results

Vijay Viswanathan, Staff Reporter
February 14, 2020
In wake of the Astros cheating scandal, the MLB needs to create harsher punishments for teams in order to deter them from cheating.

Opinion: MLB needs to improve penalties in wake of Astros’ cheating

Vijay Viswanathan
January 27, 2020
Lafayettes yearbook, the Legend, is the latest inductee into the National Scholastic Press Associations (NSPA) Hall of Fame.

Legend named to National Scholastic Press Association’s Hall of Fame

Vijay Viswanathan
January 13, 2020
Junior Drew Behl shoots despite a Parkway West defender on Jan. 10. The Lancers won the game 57-52, with Behl scoring eight of the points.

Weekly sports update Jan. 6-Jan. 12

Vijay Viswanathan
January 13, 2020
Donation boxes are set up at each classroom around the school.

Class of 2022 hosts Cardinal Glennon donation drive

Vijay Viswanathan
December 19, 2019
Sophmore Tom Richards poses with NBA star and St. Louis native Jayson Tatum. I met Tatum through a basketball camp I attended with my friend, said Richards.

Last Time I… Met a celebrity

Vijay Viswanathan
December 2, 2019
In his free time, sophomore Tom Richards is a martial arts instructor. He primarily teaches Tae Kwon Do to all ages.

Five Questions with Tom Richards

Vijay Viswanathan
November 26, 2019
In a match against Ladue in 2018, Katie Ferguson prepares to hit the ball back to her opponent.

Ferguson earns second State medal for tennis

Vijay Viswanathan
November 13, 2019
Junior Brooke Biermann and sophomore Jenna Loveless pose with their medals after the District Tournament. Biermann later went on to win State at the Class 2 MSHSAA State Tournament.

Lafayette’s Biermann shines at State golf tournament

Vijay Viswanathan
October 30, 2019
Sophomore Arjun Suresh explains to the club what their idea for their project is. The project is to construct an app that makes time management easier for everyone.

New Think-Tank Club presents opportunities

Vijay Viswanathan
October 29, 2019
Junior Pernell Garner attempts to catch the ball during Lafayettes game against Parkway North. The Lancers won the game, 41-0.

Weekly sports update: Oct. 7-Oct. 13

Vijay Viswanathan
October 15, 2019
Infielder Lexi Brewer swings at a pitch during Lafayettes 12-7 victory over the Lindbergh Flyers. She batted in three runs in this game.

Varsity softball takes on Lindbergh, wins 12-7

Vijay Viswanathan
October 7, 2019
Jessica Foley celebrates the Blues win after Game Seven with family members at Busch Stadium.

Lafayette reacts to Blues’ Stanley Cup victory

Vijay Viswanathan
October 1, 2019
Flu shot clinic to be hosted at LHS

Flu shot clinic to be hosted at LHS

Vijay Viswanathan
September 17, 2019
The first 121-minute Flex Time will be from 11:40-12:41 on Thursday, Aug. 22.

Flex Time brings many options for students

Vijay Viswanathan
August 22, 2019
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