Physics Olympics Team Takes 2nd Place at Y.S.U.
Hailee Carpenter, Staff
April 11, 2018
The Lisbon Physics Olympics Team came in 2nd place in the overall competition at the Y.S.U. Physics Olympics on Saturday, March 24, 2018. Lisbon has been competing in Physics Olympics for thirty-six years. Physics Olympics is a competition open to area high school physics students. There are twelve events,...
National Honor Society Induction Ceremony
Sierra Zarnosky, Staff
April 10, 2018
On March 14, 2018 the National Honor Society welcomed their new inductees. There were fifteen juniors and two seniors inducted during the ceremony. The new inductees were: Morgan Briand, Emily McCoy, Natalie Ammon, Logan Bell, Hailee Carpenter, Kathryn Chludzinski, Kyleen Culler, Reagan Emmerling, Joshua...
All-In Student Leadership Day
Brice Blackburn, Staff
April 10, 2018
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What is All-In Student Leadership Day? What is Social Justice? What is acceptance? The students of our district are going through various issues on a daily basis. Many kids come to school with different problems each day, not realizing that other students are also dealing with problems of their own....
The 2018 Basketball Homecoming Court
Sierra Zarnosky, Staff
February 13, 2018
The 2018 basketball homecoming court was recently announced. The court consisted of seven attendants and the retiring queen of 2017. The seven attendants for this year are Eva DeRuyter, Madison Hall, Shyanne Rendziniak, Cameron Rife, Mackenzie Sturgeon, Sam Tinsley, Sarena Underwood, and the retiring...
2018 Basketball Homecoming Queen
Madison Hall, Staff
February 13, 2018
Madison Hall was crowned our 2018 Basketball Homecoming Queen and here are her thoughts on her experience…. Mr. Edinfield came to lunch to tell me that I made the homecoming court for basketball. I was so shocked, but I was really excited. It was always my dream to be on court. When I got home fro...
Knitting – Newest Craze
Emme Powell, Staff
February 13, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Uncategorized
Knitting is said to be originated in 1527. It is commonly believed that knitting started in the Middle East, where it spread to Europe via the Mediterranean trading routes. Through European colonization, knitting then spread to America. Knitting is also said to be a way to get students to improve their ...
Academic Challenge
Claire Wycoff, Editor
February 13, 2018
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Academic Challenge is a quiz bowl game where schools in the county compete to see who the best is. There are five teams from our school ready to go. They practice weekly and play against each other in the trivia games to prepare for their competitions against other schools twice each year. Some categories...
Holiday Celebrations in December
Dougie Minor, Staff
December 7, 2017
What makes December so special? There is so much that happens in December. December is full of holidays and cheer around the world in all different kinds of cultures. There are various celebrations people do to show their culture and/or love for the month. Saint Nicholas Day (Christian) On Saint...
Giving Back This Christmas
Morgan Croyle, Staff
December 7, 2017
Christmas is an exciting time of the year, full of gifts and decorations and holiday movies. We all love getting in the holiday spirit, but we often lose sight of the real meaning of Christmas. This year I invite you to reach out and practice generosity, showing that sharing is what it is truly about....
‘Tis the Season
By Madison Hall, Staff
December 7, 2017
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Mr. Miller and the Lisbon DAHS band/choir are getting ready for the annual Christmas concert. It will be held on Sunday, December 17th at 7:00pm in the auditorium. One of the songs the choir will sing is “Extraordinary Merry Christmas” from the hit show Glee. Some of the music the band will play ...
Geminids Meteor Showers 2017
Alexcia Libert, Staff
December 7, 2017
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Geminids Meteor Shower is usually observed between the times of December 4th to December 16th, with its peak activity being around December 14th at 1:20am. The Geminids Meteor Shower owes its name to the constellation Gemini, where it seems to emerge from the sky. It can be observed from locations a...
Columbiana County Youth Leadership Summit
Shyanne Rendziniak, Staff
November 7, 2017
The Columbiana County Youth Leadership Summit was held at the Kent State University Campus in Salem on Friday, October 27th. The summit is designed to engage 8th and 9th grade students through service projects in their schools and community. Mrs. Smith, Student Council and Student Senate adviser, took...
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