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The Red Ledger

The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

The online student news source of Lovejoy High School

The Red Ledger

Alumni association hopes to help graduates

Alumni association hopes to help graduates

Jayme Allen, Staff Reporter April 26, 2013

Although the school district was created nearly 100 years ago with the opening of Lovejoy Elementary School, the Lovejoy Alumni Association is still a work in progress having formed in May of 2012. Open...

Senior Hank Beasley shares his story

Senior Hank Beasley shares his story

Ginger Hervey, Editor-in-chief April 24, 2013

Hank Beasley was a typical high school student on the surface. He had a job. He wrestled for the varsity team. He hung out with his friends on the weekends. But on October 24, 2011, a tragic incident...

Sophomore starts modeling career

Sophomore starts modeling career

Michelle Stoddart, Staff Reporter April 23, 2013

As a child, many kids dream of being an actress or model. This dream has become reality for sophomore Claire Peralta, who has embarked on a career as a model. Having signed with the Kim Dawson Agency,...

Waving the flag for color guard

Jayme Allen, Staff Reporter April 22, 2013

Just before intermission at Cirque du Majestique, this years Majestic Spring Show, and the mood began to change. A popular song that didnn’t seem to fit the circus theme started to play, as four girls...

Vine use grows quickly

Vine use grows quickly

Julia Vastano, Staff Reporter April 19, 2013

One can do almost anything with social networks these days. Pictures and thoughts can be posted or tweeted, but there has not been a popular way to post a video- until now. Vine is a new app, only available...

Continuing the sentence

Continuing the sentence

Nathalie Kroll, Staff Reporter April 17, 2013

While walking down the hall on April 16, many students may have been caught off guard by the amount of students with a semicolon on their wrists.  Taking part in the Semicolon Project, the day was designed...

By selling a set amount of cookie dough, students will be able to raise enough money to get a free prom ticket. Monday during all lunches there will a five minute presentation in front of the school store explaining how the fundraising will work.

Store serves needs of school

Savannah Whitmer, Staff Reporter April 16, 2013

The Leopard Store sells everything from prom tickets to spirit socks. But aside from just selling school merchandise, the store and the three women who work in it are in charge of most of the money that...

NHS starts up for underclassmen

Rachel Faucett, Staff Reporter April 15, 2013

As the school year closes in on its end, it’s just the beginning for the next class of National Honor Society inductees.  With this year’s seniors wrapping up their high school NHS careers, more than...

Choir students trying to catch up

Choir students trying to catch up

Meridan Cavanaugh, Staff Reporter April 12, 2013

With the school year winding down, the amount of work is going up for many students.  For choir students, this week is one of the most hectic of the entire year. Fresh off a choir trip to Orlando, Florida...

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