Volume 4 Issue 3

The Lockwood Leader

Noah Conklin (25), Tommy (20), and Kyle Lienemann (12) posing for parents with the winning score broad and the Friday night light behind them.

Lockwood's Big Football Win

by Lily Conklin

Last Friday's football game was cold, wet, rainy, as well as victorious. The first varsity win was against Sidney Eagle and took place on the 16th. The end score was 49 to 19, and the crowd was loud and proud of the winning team. They made one of the biggest tunnel the team had ever seen. Because of the rain Beau, a senior ran with the spirit stick to hype up the crowd. To Continue Click Here

Senior Spotlight

Jay Hofer

By Emilee Shults

This is Jay Hofer, he is a senior at Lockwood High School. Jay’s favorite class right now is Study Hall because he likes the free time to lounge around or to get homework done. The extracurricular activities he’s involved in are basketball and track. Jay doesn’t know what he wants to do after high school but in his words “I’m still trying to figure out my life after high school” In his family, he has 2 older siblings, and 2 pets of the siblings are named Felicia and the other sibling is named Sterling. To Continue Click Here

Staff Profile

Sheena Abrams

By Emilee Shults

This next new teacher profile is. Abrams. She teaches sophomore biology and honors biology. Abram’s favorite subjects when she was in high school was Science and PE because she liked her science teacher, and she loved the outdoors. She doesn’t coach any extracurricular activities right now. But she did volleyball, basketball, swimming, and track in high school. She did basketball in college, and she has coached basketball and softball in the past. To Continue Click Here

Lions First Senior Sunrise

by Theo Oksendahl-Fredrickson

and Lily Conklin

The student council recently hosted a welcome event for Lockwood seniors, The Senior Sunrise. After watching the sunrise, senior parents who volunteer served breakfast to the seniors and then the members of the Student Council who wasn't seniors. Students wrote their hopes for the year, or for the years to come on a balloon to be sent into the sky. The event was funded by the student council’s budget and the food was donated by Lockwood’s IGA and made by the parents. Thank you to all those who helped put this event together and help start another tradition for the high school.

The Senior class after they released most of the balloons, with the beautiful sunrise in the background.