Kathy Severe wakes up and lets her dog outside. In her front yard she can see silhouettes of three unusual heads . She realizes she’s been busted. The PTSA  After Prom Committee secretly created three wooden Legacy Bronco heads on stakes and placed them in individuals yards as an attempt to raise funds for after prom. The idea was borrowed from Mansfield High School who... 

L.U.C.K Week ended with over $15,000 raised for Olivia Nolley’s medical expenses and a promise of Taylor Swift tickets for Olivia provided by KLUV radio station. Although STUCO exceeded their goal, they will sell the purple “Olivia” bracelets for two dollars when they come in.   “I think our campus did a phenomenal job raising money,” Teen Leadership teacher Dena... 

L.U.C.K Week ended with over $15,000 raised for Olivia Nolley’s medical expenses and a promise of Taylor Swift tickets for Olivia provided by KLUV radio station. Although STUCO exceeded their goal, they will sell the purple “Olivia” bracelets for two dollars when they come in. “I think our campus did a phenomenal job raising money,” Teen Leadership teacher Dena Schimming... 

Ceci Canelos gazes into Spencer Basham’s eyes as their hands come together. The Glee  rendition of “Don’t Stop Believin’” roars from the speakers of Mrs. Schimming’s computer. Canelos does a spin as the curly haired Basham watches, trying to figure out the lyrics. But when the girl in the song starts to sing, Basham dramatically points to an invisible crowd and... 

Michell Lutes teaches in a regular classroom with a white board and white walls, but after receiving a grant she will watch part of her classroom transform into a restaurant. The FALS department received a grant on December 1, 2009 for $2,779 to create a cowboy themed café. The students will work in the restaurant serving MISD employees in order to gain skills necessary to... 

Legacy’s 2009 yearbook, The Arena, received nomination for NSPA’s annual Pacemaker award. The winners will be announced at the Spring JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention in Portland on April 15-18. This is the 2009 book’s second national award. “There’s always that category I never thought I would win. I never thought I could be there,” Journalism... 

Recently, our library was given the description of “Best Practices” in the nation by Cengage Learning. Cengage can see how often the Gale Virtual Reference Library is being accessed by students. The company chose six libraries throughout the nation and highlighted what they were doing. Mrs. Pinkerton, the librarian, was recognized for what she has been doing for the students.... 

L.U.C.K. (Legacy Uniting through Caring and Kindness) week starts on Feb. 11 at Double Dave’s and ends on Feb. 19 at Olivia Nolley’s pep rally in the varsity gym. During the week, different clubs will host events and fundraisers to alleviate the hardship of Olivia’s medical expenses. “I think it’s a wonderful cause,” book club sponsor Mrs. Villarreal said. “The... 

Varsity Winter Guard placed first at the Grapevine competition Feb. 5 with a score of 67.5, while JV finished in second for their category. On Friday each team practiced for 1 ½ hours after school, and the bus to Grapevine departed at 7 p.m. JV performed at 9:36, and varsity at 10:16. “We still don’t have a lot of show on the floor yet. Our last show we barely had anything,... 

Olivia Nolley listens to Taylor Swift like most other eleven-year-old girls. Like most other girls, Olivia Nolley dreams of meeting her favorite pop star someday. But unlike most other girls, Olivia Nolley has been diagnosed with an incurable cancer. Student Council began planning and promoting L.U.C.K. (Legacy Uniting through Caring and Kindness) week for, February 16 through...