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Guidance<br />
Class of 20<strong>17</strong><br />
Graduation Data<br />
44 Seniors<br />
4 year college - 88%<br />
2 year college - 2%<br />
Undecided - 2%<br />
Working Before College - 6%<br />
Other - 2%<br />
42% enrolled in Christian College<br />
Offered in Scholarships: $1,800,000<br />
Student Council Information<br />
Spirit Week/Fall Social 20<strong>17</strong> by Sharon Martin<br />
Spirit week for the high school kicked off on<br />
Friday, September 15, 20<strong>17</strong>, with an action-packed<br />
night of the entire high school trying to decorate their<br />
hallway within the seven hour window. This year’s<br />
theme was “Seasons.” Each class chose a season at<br />
the end of last year and had to represent it while utilizing<br />
their class colors and incorporating a Bible<br />
verse. Seniors had Winter, Juniors had Spring, Sophomores<br />
had Summer, and Freshmen had Fall. During<br />
the following week, the elementary classes toured the<br />
hallways and voted for their favorite hall. This year,<br />
the Sophomores won with their rendition of Summer.<br />
There were also many other competitions for points<br />
during Spirit Week. Each day, there was a new “dress<br />
up” challenge. Points were awarded to the class with the<br />
highest average of students who participated. Monday<br />
was “Sports Mania Monday,” Tuesday was “Tropical<br />
Tuesday,” Wednesday was “What Not to Wear Wednesday,”<br />
and Thursday was “Throwback Thursday,” better<br />
known as “decade day.” Friday, of course, was Spirit<br />
Day. On Friday, students competed in over <strong>17</strong> events,--<br />
from the annual Davenport Derby to Hot Potato—trying<br />
to earn points for their class. Later that night at the Fall<br />
Social, the final results were tallied and congratulations<br />
were offered to the senior class for winning the Spirit<br />
Week overall!<br />
Fall Social 20<strong>17</strong><br />
On Friday, September 22, high school students<br />
participated in the annual Fall Social. Students were<br />
treated to a dinner prepared and served by PTF parents<br />
that consisted of pulled pork, soups, salads, desserts,<br />
and much, much more. After dinner, students went to<br />
Sluggers and Putters for a night of mini-golf, bumper<br />
cars, bumper boats, and other fun activities. Later,<br />
students went to Kingsway Farms for a bonfire and a<br />
hayride then back home to LCCS. A great time was had<br />
by all, and a special thanks goes out to Mrs. Michelle<br />
Barnoff, Mrs. Marnell Keyser, and Mrs. Terry Shaw for<br />
all of their hard work to make this event a special<br />
night!<br />
THE LIGHT FALL/WINTER 20<strong>17</strong>/2018 10
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