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The Saxon Scope

Kaitlin Bonacci and other school leaders on the bleachers. They help out our school every day.

Keeping it Classy

Anna Krause-Steinrauf, Staff Writer January 12, 2017

Kaitlin Bonacci’s heart pounded as she approached the stage to give her speech as a candidate for office. She was terrified when the crowd quieted and the spotlight fell on her. Her voice trembled as...

The Cross Country Captain

January 6, 2017

Sprinting to the finish line, Matthew Cox, a senior at Langley, makes it to regionals to represent Langley. Cox finished 14th with a time of 16:28 for three miles at Conference and was the only male runner...

The Journey of Duncan Brown

Tucker Harrel, Staff Writer January 6, 2017

Duncan Brown grew up living and breathing the game of football.  Athleticism has been in his family’s blood since the beginning of time.  “My uncle is in the college football hall of fame, and my...

Two seniors distract Mr. Robertson while their friend sneaks away with the prize

The BIG Plan

Thomas Dillard, Staff Writer December 12, 2016

A brilliant plan was devised by Sachin Murhalidir, the secretary of freshman Student Government Association, during their last meeting along with the other members of the team. Freshman doughnut days...

This piece is probably my favorite out of all of the projects I’ve completed this year,” Guinn said.This image, titled “Falling”, is an example of a project that Josh created in computer graphics.

No Pencils? No Problem!

Mikayla Schoff, Staff Writer December 12, 2016

A stereotypical art project consists of paint on a canvas, a drawing on a piece of paper, or glaze on a piece of pottery. However, Langley student Josh Guinn goes above and beyond these standard ways of...

Jamie Goodson and her fellow castmate, Thomas Miner, performing in Harvey on December 2nd.   She played Veta Louise Simmons, the sister of Elwood P. Dowd.

Chicago Star Takes the Stage Again

Ashley Saxenian, Staff Writer December 7, 2016

Many students have performed on the Saxon Stage, but one student, Jamie Goodson, has created a lasting legacy.  Goodson has been in a multitude of plays, such as Chicago, Almost Maine, 25th Annual Putnam...

During a game (pictured left to right) Coach Shifflett, Hannah Curtis, Allison Franke, and Jessica Maebius cheer for the Saxons.  Langley’s varsity team went 27-3 including preseason and playoffs.  Photo courtesy of Coach Shifflett.

From a Varsity Player to a Varsity Coach

Kayla Maguire, Staff Writer December 7, 2016

After graduating, many volleyball players hang up the kneepads and spandex and go into college focusing only on school; Coach Sue Shifflett however, was still at the beginning her volleyball career. ...

Kaitlin Bonacci and other school leaders on the bleachers. They help out our school every day.
Photo courtesy of Kaitlin Bonacci.

Keeping it Classy

Anna Krause-Steinrauf, Staff Writer December 2, 2016

Kaitlin Bonacci’s heart pounded as she approached the stage to give her speech as a candidate for office. She was terrified when the crowd quieted and the spotlight fell on her. Her voice trembled as...

Lachlan Pitts smiles after completing practice during his senior season. He had 2 receptions for 33 yards and a TD in a 41-13 win over Fairfax. Photo Courtesy of Rebecca Canfield.

One Big Man

Brandon Berry, Staff Writer December 2, 2016

When you look out onto the turf under the lights of Saxon Stadium on any Friday night during the fall, one man towers over everyone. Whether it is that he truly is taller than his teammates or opponents...

Graffiti Vandalism Takes Over Langley

Nik Popli, Managing Editor November 10, 2016

Two weeks into the start of the new school year, school officials and local police discovered several instances of graffiti throughout Langley High School. According to Principal Fred Amico, a Langley...

Students practice for their upcoming performance at the home football game after school. (Photo by Nik Popli, Managing Editor)

Year in Review: Marching Band

Nik Popli, Managing Editor November 10, 2016

“Band Ten Hut!” Students warm up in one corner of the parking lot next to Langley High School, led by their classmates as they prepare for the next marching competition. The sound of trumpets...

Party Animals

Party Animals

Sawyer Blazar, Staff Writer October 18, 2016

Every Thursday at 3, a variety of students from all grades and backgrounds convene in a small classroom in Langley High School. Though the students as individuals are diverse, the unifying element that...

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