Key Club Collects Donations for Soliders

Angelica Vasquez, Staff Writer
May 1, 2012

Key Club sponsored a donation fund called Items for Soldiers where students brought necessary items for soldiers stationed overseas. The second block class who brought the most items won an ice cream party. English teacher Lauren Dill’s class won the contest bringing a box full of items like wet wipes,... Read more »

Artists Advance to State for VASE

Jessica Jones, Staff Writer
March 28, 2012

Legacy’s art department entered 79 art pieces in the Visual Art and Scholastic Event (VASE) on Sat. March 3. Of those 79 pieces,16 pieces belonging to 12 students made it to state. “[VASE] is the only art competition of its kind in the country,” art teacher David Mason said. “It’s fairly recognized... Read more »

StuCo and Journalism Plan Lip Dub for LUCK Week

Julianna Di Napoli, Editor-In-Chief
February 22, 2012

Student Council, journalism along with other clubs and organizations will combine talent and create another Lip Dub for LUCK Week adoptee Parker Lee Shackelford. Practices are on Thurs., Feb. 23, Tues., Feb. 28 and Thurs., March 1 and run from 2:45 p.m. to 4 p.m. Final filming will take place on Tues.,... Read more »

Checking on Chess Club

Madison Fountain, Staff Writer
February 22, 2012

The low hum of voices grows as the members of chess club enter math teacher Mrs. Sara Kamphaus’s room. Four seniors including Jai Carter and Elijah Dickerell take a seat in the back left corner, chatting, laughing, and playing on an iPad. “These are Hay Stacks, if you like butterscotch then try them,”... Read more »

Sophomore Takes First Place in Debate Tournament

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
February 13, 2012

Arriving at the TCC campus, sophomore Henry Jones and his debate team prepare for another UIL tournament. The tournament would be smaller than most, including only 11 Lincoln-Douglas (LD) debaters, and Jones felt ready to go. “I thought I was going to win, but the tournament was really unorganized,”... Read more »

Drumline Reflects on Past Year

Joe Kinler, Staff Writer
February 8, 2012

Lined up in the stands, senior Jean-Michael Diaz and the rest of the members drumline prepared to play. The game was imminent and they were without their uniforms. The hot weather prevented them from wearing their uniforms but this didn’t affect Diaz. “I enjoy drumline because of my friends,” Diaz... Read more »

AcaDec Team Crafted for Competition

Andy Heuer, Staff Writer
December 17, 2011

The Academic Decathlon team was chosen following a district wide scrimmage Nov. 30. Legacy brought a total of 40 students, and came in second, 10 points behind the reigning champion, Summit High School. Of the students who attended, 12 were selected to compete on the regional team. The team is as follows: Honors Kevin... Read more »

National Honor Society Lends A Helping Hand

Jessica Jones, Staff Writer
December 5, 2011

Junior and senior students have the opportunity to join the National Honor Society (NHS) if they consistently keep a GPA of 97 or above, 10 hours of community service per semester, two hours which have to be with NHS, and have held leadership positions to remain in NHS. “I was kind of nervous about... Read more »

Book Club Members Raise Funds and Explore New Reads

Dini Wyatt, Staff Writer
November 11, 2011

Book Club meets every other Wednesday in Ms. Villarreal’s room A-J 105. During Book Club members discuss a book, eat, play games and watch movies that go along with the book. “This year we’re moving slowly,” Ms. Villarreal said. “We’ve been really busy. They have been wanting to help out.” The... Read more »

Silver Spurs Hold Holiday Showcase

Kymber Cullum, News Editor
November 11, 2011

Freshman Haylii Baylis sits on the side of the floor with a knee injury as the girls around her practice their dance routines. With roughly one month to prepare, the third annual Silver Spurs Holiday show takes place on December 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. “I feel like students should come because it supports... Read more »