Elysia Glowacz, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 21, 2015
Freshman from Lewis-Palmer High School’s varsity volleyball team take the court at the away game against Vista Ridge High School. The freshman played with the upperclassmen bringing in another big win...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 21, 2015
The soccer ball sailed over the goalie’s head for the last time and both teams let out a cry. Two lines of players, one clothed in black, the other in red, high-fived and exchanged congratulations. Both...
John Faltynski, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 19, 2015
After many years of multiple productions, the theater department of Lewis-Palmer High School, is putting on yet another musical. The name of this musical is, Urinetown. It is a satirical musical that is...
Macee Trottner, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 19, 2015
The Empty Bowl Dinner took place in the commons of Lewis-Palmer High School on Wednesday October 7, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. This was a silent auction and meal that helped raise not only awareness for hunger...
Catherine Best, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 14, 2015
The Lewis-Palmer High School varsity men’s tennis team gathered to watch the final showdown of the evening, encouraging Ben Rowland, 10, and Wesley Stuart, 9, as they played their second set. When the...
Sydney Lewis, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 12, 2015
On September 22, 2015, the Lewis-Palmer High School symphonic band awoke the theater with its first concert of the year. With his hands raised, conductor Kevin Whitelaw, had held the attention of the band...
Annie Ackerman, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 12, 2015
Homecoming week is the one of the most exciting weeks of the school year at Lewis-Palmer High School, filled with competitive athletics, fun after school events, and celebrations.
On a heated and...
Ryan Sacatelli, Ranger Review Reporter
• October 6, 2015
On Tuesday, September 22, 2015, the girls volleyball team had a vigorous battle against Coronado. Considering the game was during homecoming week, it made it more important to win.
It’s...
Kaylee Olson, Ranger Review Reporter
• April 10, 2015
As Kyle Johnston, 12, announces some events that are happening, the boys poms team rip off their cloths and start dancing away and the ranger crowd starts cheering loud. Lewis-Palmer High School is overwhelmed...
Ashley Cherry, Ranger Review Reporter
• April 2, 2015
Finding a place to fit in during high school is a challenge that all students face. Some students find their place through sports and extracurricular activities; while others seek their identity through...
