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The Student News Site of Lampasas High School

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The Student News Site of Lampasas High School

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All amazing Badger content by Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
The seniors joining the military stand with members of Lampasas VFW during the signing ceremony.

[Photo] Seniors Enlist In Military

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
May 14, 2021
Construction workers build the Whataburger establishment May 7.

[Photo] Whataburger Set To Open This Summer

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
May 14, 2021
Math teacher Patricia Bird teaches her second period class April 23.

[Photo] Meaningful Meals

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
April 26, 2021
Senior Makayla Osburn recites a monologue as her character Lillian in the One Act Play Saint Frances of Hollywood.

[Photo] One Act Play To Compete In Regional Competition

Bryce Elders, Reporter
March 30, 2021
Junior Michael Neary, as his character Dr. Freeman, acts out a lobotomy on Abby Taylor in the role of Frances Farmer during their performance of Saint Frances of Hollywood.

[Photo] Theatre Wins One Act Play District

Bryce Elders, Reporter
March 9, 2021
Assistant principal Paul Weinheimer discusses Student of the Semester with the winners Jan 22.

[Photo] Administration Names Students of the Semester

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
February 10, 2021
These are photos of Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee in the American Pageant textbook. If cancel culture continues, could images like these be removed from future textbooks?

[Photo] Opinion: Cancel Cancel Culture

Chris Ybarra, Editor-In-Chief
February 9, 2021
Freshmen eat in the cafeteria alongside upperclassmen for the first time Tuesday. They had been eating in the gym to social distance.

[Photo] Little Fish In The Big Pond

Katie Procter, Reporter
January 21, 2021
Sophomore Shyl-lynn Kosa gets her blood drawn at the American Red Cross blood drive held at the high school Nov. 19.

[Photo] American Red Cross Hosts Blood Drive

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
December 7, 2020
High school students completed assignments virtually from home Nov. 30 - Dec. 4 due to a spike in COVID-19 cases. Students will return to campus Dec. 7.

[Photo] High School Campus To Re-Open After Virtual Week

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
December 4, 2020
When students bring water bottles to school, they will be able to safely refill them at new water fountain spouts.

[Photo] New Water Fountain Spouts Provide Bottle Refills

Katie Procter, Reporter
December 1, 2020
Senior cheerleaders hold hands during the tribute to seniors.

[Photo] Photo Slideshow: Seniors Celebrated During Only Live Pep Rally Of Year

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
November 10, 2020
English II teacher Jen Moore watches the Veteran’s Day video with her academic period Nov. 4.

[Photo] No School Wednesday For Veteran’s Day

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
November 6, 2020
Cheerleaders perform a number at the pep rally.

[Photo] Homecoming 2020 In Pictures

Chris Ybarra, Lydia Breuer, and Brianna Miller
October 30, 2020
Voice of Democracy competitor Lulu Lopez practices extempt speech in debate class Oct. 7.

[Photo] Four Debate Students To Participate In National Speech Competition

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
October 7, 2020
Cafeteria employee Donna Dyer gives a student juice to go with her lunch Sept. 25. Breakfast and lunch are free to all secondary students through the Fall Free Meals program until funds from the USDA are exhausted.

[Photo] Fall Free Meals Program Provides Breakfast, Lunch To Secondary Students

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
September 28, 2020
STAAR test prep booklets often used to help students prepare for the test.

[Photo] Should STAAR Tests Be A Graduation Requirement?

September 22, 2020
OnRamps are advanced college-level classes that students can opt to take in order to make their way ahead academically.

[Photo] New OnRamps Dual Credit Courses Added

Cameron Wilson, Reporter
September 21, 2020
Anyone who has made a weight-loss journey will agree with this fact: state of mind and attitude is everything. You could choose to either eat a donut for breakfast and lay around all day, or you could eat eggs and whole wheat toast and go for a jog. But, if it’s not comfortable for them and doesn’t give them instant satisfaction, most obese will choose the former.

[Photo] Opinion: Fat Pride Movement Promotes Unhealthy Lifestyle

Chris Ybarra, Editor-In-Chief
September 9, 2020
Principal Joey McQueen speaks to freshmen at a class meeting Aug. 17.

[Photo] Freshmen Adapt To High School, COVID-19 Regulations

Lydia Breuer, Photo Editor
August 24, 2020
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