Bentley home for Gettings

By Chris Ferreira

Lowell, MA- A Lowell High School senior targets career and athletic goals this fall at a business school in Massachusetts.images-12

Josh Gettings plans to attend Bentley University this September to study business and run for the track team.

Gettings plans on majoring in business management while at Bentley.

One day he plans on running his own business.

Gettings, a stand out track star at Lowell High School, hopes to carry his sucIMG_2285cess overto the Bentley track team in the hurdles.

This is a very exciting opportunity for Gettings as he writes a new chapter in his life.

Gettings said he looks forward to a “bright future.”

Gettings credits his ‘stellar work ethic’ with his current  success.

He hopes to carry his successes from high school into his college life and beyond.

 

Athlete accepted by Methodist University

By Ryan Furtado

Lowell, MA – A  senior at Lowell High School will attend a university over seven hundred miles away in North Carolina to study sports management and play varsity sports.

Lori Martin plans to attend Methodist University in North Carolina.
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Martin is the starting varsity third baseman in her current season for the Red Raiders.

During her time at LHS  Martin also participated in crew.

Martin  will continue to play softball for the Monarchs and major in sports management.

For the future Martins sees herself being either an athletic trainer or coaching a team.IMG_1271

She decided to attend a university with some distance from home next year.

Martin recently said, “I want to experience going away” for one of the reasons to attend Methodist University.

Her uncle originally suggested the college with a strong reputation for academics.

Once Martin visited the campus in February she knew it was where she wanted to go.

Advice for future seniors, Lori gives the following advice,  “grades are still important. Do all of your homework, get good grades and study a lot.”  

Martins says her advice is based upon what worked for her during senior year.

LHS Senior Successes Profiled

LHS Prom is May 30th at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium.
LHS Prom is May 31st at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium.

 

Seniors Give Advice, Share and Reflect

SENIOR PROM 2016: Dos and Don’ts

by Chamony Chap

Lowell, MA-  Spring semester is here, and that means prom is already in the air. 

Hello Seniors wake up! Prom is one of the few times in your semi-adult life you get to wear an elegant gown or a swift looking tux. So, take advantage of it. This is your moment to shine.

Here are the dos and don’ts for attending the prom in style… Read More

 

Athlete accepted by Methodist University

By Ryan Furtado

Lowell, MA – A  senior at Lowell High School will attend a university over seven hundred miles away in North Carolina to study sports management and play varsity sports.

Lori Martin plans to attend Methodist University in North Carolina.
primary-mark_104During her time at LHS  Martin participated in softball and crew.

Martin is the starting varsity third baseman in her current season for the Red Raiders.

Martin  will continue to play softball for the Monarchs and major in sports management.Read More

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SENIOR PROM 2016: Dos and Don’ts

By Chanmony Chap

Lowell, MA-  Spring semester is here, and that means prom is already in the air.

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Hello Seniors wake up! Prom is one of the few times in your semi-adult life you get to wear an elegant gown or a swift looking tux. So, take advantage of it. This is your moment to shine.

Here are the dos and don’ts for attending the prom in style.

DO look poppin’

Prom is your time to look poppin’ and do it up.  

Girls: get your makeup done by a professional– but make sure you do a trial run first. If you’re going to do your hair and makeup yourself, try it out a few times before the actual prom. YouTube/Instagram is a great place to find those tutorials for awesome hair and makeup looks!

Boys: get a fresh cut the day before or even the day of. Try to think about how you want to “wow” the girls whom you probably won’t see again.

DO buy your outfit way in advance

Girls: It’s great to buy a dress in advance so that no other girl will have the same dress. It is important to make sure it fits you perfectly. Boys: make sure you go to the right place to get a perfect suit/tux. So make sure you get it fixed and tailored to your liking! For girls who do not have the opportunity to go out and get a dress, they can get one from C-House where generous ladies have donated their dresses.

DO wear comfy shoes

Girls: You may be reaching for the five inch stilettos, but trust me your feet will thank you if you go with something a little more comfortable.  Three inch should suffice.

Boys: Wear a classy casual shoe. Ya’ll might need a few inches bumped because your girl will be stiltin’ over you in her heals.

DO take pictures!

Girls and Boys: Make sure you have time to get some good pictures with families, friends and teachers.

DON’T show too much skin

Girls: If you’re going to go short with your dress,  be sure it’s not too short! First of all, everyone’s at prom—other parents, teachers—so make sure your dress isn’t too scandalous.  Anyway, you don’t want to be pulling it down the whole night, especially not while you’re dancing.

Boys: Keep that button down shirt on, no one wants to see you drenched in sweat.

DON’T forget

Boys and Girls:  Don’t forget your date’s corsage or boutonniere!  Those are the flowers by the way.   It’s important to order these from a local florist so you can pick them up easily.  Order them ahead of time too.  Oh, and make sure the flower color compliments your date’s outfit.  We don’t want any color mismatch disasters!

DON’t show up late!

Boys and Girls:  If you’re planning to sit with friends or get a good table, don’t show up late.  Despite what some might suggest, you don’t want miss anything!

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A Personal Best Story and a WWF Belt

By Prince Moye


[<p><a href=”https://vimeo.com/168022964″>My Final – Personal Best Story PM (B2224EFB-E2B0-4938-AD2E-D87F7EB7FC1C)</a> from <a href=”https://vimeo.com/user48151229″>Matthew Brennan</a> on <a href=”https://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a&gt;.</p>
<p>LHS reporter Prince Moye tells the story of one LHS senior who realized two personal bests in track and field throwing on one day in April.</p>]

A Yankee’s Fan for Life

By Alexandra Mai


<p><a href=”https://vimeo.com/167714272″>A Yankee’s Fan for Life</a> from <a href=”https://vimeo.com/user48151229″>Matthew Brennan</a> on <a href=”https://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a&gt;.</p>
<p>LHS Reporter Alexandra Mai shares an LHS student’s of how he became a committed Yankee’s fan.</p>

Imagine growing up in Red Sox Nation but becoming a committed Yankee’s fan for life.  Alexandra Mai shares just such a story. (Originally published as a podcast A Yankee Fan).