Miss LHS will take place on March 10 at 7 p.m. in the PAC. All profits from Miss LHS benefit L.U.C.K. week beneficiary Ethan Hallmark, who currently battles stage four neuroblastoma. Seniors Kaylee Wilson and Nikki Childs and sophomore Maddie Schimming serve as planners for the pageant. Last year,...

Junior Danika Dunn enters the natatorium with her Subway six inch veggie sub with extra cheese in one hand, and a pickle in the other. After Dunn finishes eating she finds the rest of her team mates and joins them on the sidelines of the pool. Before every meet the swim team eats at Subway where the...

I hate being late. I knew from the moment we left my house that Dini and I should have left earlier. I was really worried because I had been given this really neat opportunity and was going to ruin the chance to meet Zach, Cameron, Nathan and Michael; the members of Allstar Weekend. Fortunately, we...

Anxiousness overcomes junior Lenny Loughner as he waits to exit the plane after an 18 hour long flight. He and sophomore Carson Campbell have arrived in Tokyo, Japan. He looks around, noticing his new surroundings, astounded by the sleek and modern architecture which surrounded him. During the...

Freshman Audrey Burkett gets her gear ready as she heads out on the court.  She is the only freshman girl on the varsity tennis team. She is nervous, excited and ready to play. After hours of practice Audrey plays her first tennis game as number eight on the varsity team. “I am still so intimidated...

Junior Kyle Grey looks at the clock on his bedside table that reads 1:30 a.m. He then looks down at the massive stack of books laying in front of him. His night has just begun. Grey immediately regrets that he procrastinated his homework this long. He promises himself he will never procrastinate again. Red...

Sophomore Sarah Mussleman throws her books on the ground with frustration. Unable to continue with her homework, she puts in her headphones and turns on some of her favorite music. Slowly but surely her body relaxes as she becomes less and less stressed. Music- “I usually get really upset and freak...

Sophomore Lacie Dillard walks into the tanning salon looking at her pale skin. With her tanning lotion and eye protection in hand she knows she will soon be tan. An estimated 30 million North Americans prefer to tan indoor rather than outdoor according to tanningtruth.com Dillard tans in a superbed...

Sophomore Josh Sanders walks up to his next class while lugging his heavy gym bag and carrying his baseball bat. He gets his mind ready for the long day ahead of practice, school, and praising God. Baseball Star- “I love baseball, but I like to play rather than watch. Watching can get boring. I...

Younglife serves as a high school ministry where adults go out and develop friendships with students in hopes of sharing Christ with them. The leaders of Younglife try to introduce as many kids to Jesus as possible. Every Monday night at 7:57 students go to Mansfield Bible Church and attend Younglife,...

Senior Kaylee Wilson looks down at little red bumps that cover her body. Resisting the urge to scratch, Wilson grabs a bottle from the cabinet and quickly slathers the medicated lotion on to her irritated skin. She lets out a sigh of relief as the burning sensation cools. “I wish there was a way...

Varsity swimming and diving team recently competed at Regionals. Both the girls and the boys placed sixth overall at the meet. Diver Sarah Musselman is returning to state competition for the second year in a row. Musselman plans on improving on the fifth place she scored at Regionals last year despite...

Sophomore Ashton Willnow practices her kicks in the drill team room for the upcoming football game. Willnow worries about the amount of homework that awaits her when she gets home, but knows it is all part of the dream. Horses “I have ridden horses for six years. I love letting go of everything...

FFA will compete in a Tri-Chapter Agr-Science fair from Jan. 6-8 at the Reed Stewart Agriculture Barn. The FFA group will face off against Mansfield, Arlington and Martin High Schools. Senior Cody Markwood looks to redeem himself of last year, since his biggest competition graduated. “This ...

Legacy’’s projected student growth for 2010 was 2,500, however because of the housing market, the population only grew 3% from 2009. The student body has increased from about 2,100 students to 2,278 students. “The growth does not effect the way we go about doing our jobs,” Mr. Wright...