How NHS Is Helping
Emily Regalado, Photographer / Writer
May 1, 2020
The coronavirus has shut down school and organizations indefinitely, but not the National Honor Society. Lakeview’s NHS is known for their selfless commitment of serving others, but it is hard when people cannot contact others. NHS has opted to find creative ways to keep serving others during the ...
Choir Holds Garage Sale to Raise Funds
Kit Kearney, Writer
March 23, 2020
On Saturday February 22 the choir held a Garage sale in front of the school to help fund their choir banquet. A few members stood out in front of the school waiting for people to come by and buy things from the sale. “I am having fun today,” senior and Choir President Grace Reeve said. “W...
First SkillsUSA District Officer From Lakeview
Keila Rubealcaba, Writer
March 23, 2020
SkillsUSA competed in Waco. At the closing ceremony, it was announced that junior Britany Alejandre would be one of the District 6 officers. She is the first Lakeview student to be an officer. “I feel nervous being the first one in Lakeview but I also hope I can inspire others to take a chance ...
Legacy Awards
Caroline Aguilar, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2020
Student council hosted their annual legacy award ceremony on Thursday February 20. After students received their recognition they sat down together and had lunch. “I was happy,” Malaya Samuels said. “I really wanted to win.” Senior Victor Smith won outstanding student and class favorite. “It...
Bethany Hughes
Kit Kearney, Writer
February 13, 2020
Bethany Hughes is a freshman honors and regular English teacher. Her career started eight years ago at Lakeview in 2012 and has been here since. She has known she wanted to be a teacher since she was five years old and her highschool English teacher was her inspiration. “I really like doing socratic...
History Being Made in the Super Bowl
Keila Rubealcaba, Writer
February 13, 2020
Female coaches have been springing into the NFL since 2015, when Jen Welter was the first assistant coaching intern for the Arizona Cardinals. This has led to seven full time female coaches and 15 coaching interns who have worked in the NFL. During the Super Bowl another history was being made. Katie...
Bursting On the Scene
Kit Kearney, Writer
January 30, 2020
On January 22 physics teacher Michael Barry took his third period class outside to participate in an egg drop. Students were told to hold their home-made containers from the ceiling and drop them from the highest point they could reach onto the concrete. Though most eggs did end up cracking, a few were...
All About Louder Than A Bomb
Keila Rubealcaba, Writer
January 30, 2020
Louder than a bomb (LTAB) is a writing program that allows students to discover their voice and their definitions of self and community. “I think that’s the most important thing that you find yourself through writing,” English language teacher Jason Carney said. Carney first introduced LTAB...
The Truth About K-pop
Keila Rubealcaba, Writer
January 24, 2020
In the past decade K-pop has been on a steady rise to stardom thanks to the Korean wave. Millions of people have heard or at least know about K-pop after the huge success of K-pop bands or idols like BTS, BLACKPINK, and many others. K-pop fans known as “kpoppers” have all dreamed of seeing their...
Tech Day at LC
Kit Kearney, Writer
January 22, 2020
On Thursday January 16 in the library, Lakeview held its second annual tech day. Tech Day was held by the Digital Militia, or the Impact Team to teach other students how to utilize technology in school and for fun activities. “I [had] fun,” junior Joury Robertson said. “I’m just going up the ramp of...
Theater Presents ‘The Wiz’
Caroline Aguilar, Editor-in-Chief, Writer
December 19, 2019
As anticipated, theatre performed “The Wiz” in the auditorium on December 5, 6, and 7 The theatre club practiced on perfecting their performance and were ready to deliver it to their audience. “I think everyone did great,” sophomore Sarah Kissay said. “They were excited to finally perform and when they did it was awesome.” This will be foreign ex...
College Fair in the Commons
Kit Kearney, Writer
November 22, 2019
Students filled the commons on November 13 for the college fair. Different colleges were set up at booths around the commons as students picked up information sheets at the tables and talked to representatives from each college. Many Texas colleges attended including UNT, Eastfield and TSU. The event, which only juniors and seniors were allowed to attend lasted during all four lunches...