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Megan Drumm

Megan Drumm , Yearbook Co-Editor in Chief

My name is Megan Drumm and I am an editor in chief for the yearbook. I swim for LHS. My favorite TV shows are F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Gilmore Girls, and Money Heist.

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Streamline strong, junior Tyler Jones explodes off the block to start off his race. This year Sunflower League was held at Shawnee Mission’s new aquatic Center. “Competing at League was probably one of the most exciting meets for me.” Jones said, “We were in such a nice pool and the energy was crazy high.”

Photo Reflections: A season missed and a season remembered

By Megan Drumm, Yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief
April 18, 2020
Breaking the surface, senior Jake Signor competes in the 100 backstroke during prelims at the Sunflower League meet on Feb. 7. “League was pretty intimidating but that was all a part of the experience,” Signor said.

On the edge, junior Andrew Augustine prepares to dive in as soon as his teammate touches the wall. “It was great to be on a relay because you got to depend on other people and not just yourself.” Augustine said.

Counting on, junior Tyler Jones cheers on his teammate Max Cowardin (freshman) as he counts for his 500 freestyle. After competing in prelims, Cowardin was in 8th place. In the finals, Cowardin moved up two spots and finished in 6th place.

Back in the swim of things, freshman Max Whittaker dives into the pool during the Sunflower League meet on Feb. 7. The start is one of the most crucial moments during a race, messing up the start can disrupt one’s performance. “It gets in my head and throws me off,” says Whittaker, “but it really forces me to give more effort to catch up and push myself harder.”

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Film students Mia Robinson (left) and Kindred Curry (right) review a shot.

[Photo] Film students take on the 24-hour film festival challenge

By Daniel Davidson and Nadia Sanburn
November 9, 2019
City showdown leaves both boys soccer teams empty-handed

City showdown leaves both boys soccer teams empty-handed

By Henry DeWitt, Elyzebeth Workman, and Megan Drumm
October 16, 2019
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[Photo] Shootings at Holcom Park point out change is still needed

By Nadia Sanburn, Assistant Online Editor
March 30, 2019
unior Tessa Norcross stands in the telephone booth at Abe and Jakes Landing. This year, the Winter Formal dance is set to take place at Abe and Jakes Landing. “It was cool,” Tessa said.

[Photo] New venue picked up for winter formal

By Ken Bigham, Staff Writer
February 7, 2019
Senior Alexander Arnone, a member of Troop 61, presents his Eagle Scout project to younger scouts. Students working on their Eagle Scout have to delegate work to younger scouts and others who help them complete their projects. “To see my younger scouts take part in a project I planned for more than year…was pretty rewarding,” Arnone said. “[It’s] why I chose the project and make them understand why they’re helping out.

Scouts work to obtain Eagle Scout rank before aging out

By Megan Drumm, Staff Writer
December 17, 2018
During a robotics meeting on Oct. 18, sophomore Nicholas Dvorske works on a robot with a mentor. Both LHS and Free State students are part of the club, which meets at the College and Career Center. “My favorite part of the club is learning how to work with the robots and figuring out how different parts fit together,” Dvorkse said.

[Photo] Robotics team receives grant

By Ken Bigham, Staff Writer
November 16, 2018
Senior Vera Petrovic has fun while working hard at a debate work night on Oct. 3. Like many students in debate, Petrovic has a personal connection to the topic of immigration. Her parents are from Serbia.

[Photo] Debate gets personal over immigration issues

By Macy Landes, Editor-in-Chief
October 24, 2018
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