Friday Five

Senior Colin Brandlein, affectionately known as Looner, keeps the halls of LFHS interesting. Although you might not expect such an intimidating person to be friendly, Colin breaks the stereotype. He is widely regarded as a cheerful, loyal friend and member of the school’s community. Whether it’s reaching out to someone lonely or making everyone laugh, Colin is just the person the school needed ...

Despite teaching at the high school for over two decades, Mr. Lance Ferges' dedication to his students and his unique personality have never faded.  “Mr. Ferges is one of the most intelligent and well-spoken teachers, let alone people, I’ve ever met,” senior Will Bazell said. “He’s always full of energy and his sarcasm is unmatched, which makes each class with him a blast. He also ha...

Whether he’s making the class laugh, kicking bombs in Wellness for Life kickball, or spiking on the volleyball team, Campbell Allan represents the freshman class well. Starting school during a pandemic is difficult for any student, but as an incoming freshman, it may have felt like a nightmare. Allan adjusted well to his new school, however. “He always has a positive attitude and is always ...

English teacher Mrs. Jen Van Skyock is known for going outside the box when it comes to her teaching. From having her students present in togas to assigning memorable group projects to bringing in yummy snacks and treats for her students, Mrs. Van Skyock creates a lasting impact on those around her. “She is the greatest teacher and is extremely fun and supportive,” senior Dani Verlen said. �...

Senior John Shea, aka Shea, aka Shea Butter, loves spending his time on the  football field or fishing on a local pond. “Shea is my guy,” said senior Gage Messner. “He's always down to do something fun or go explore things in nature like local bridges.” In his four years at the high school, Shea has been heavily involved in both lacrosse and football.  Limited by injury during his junior year, he de...