Lincoln High School

Football Tigers fall 52-6 to Cannon Falls

Oct 13, 2016
Mason Hofstedt had 21 carries for 267 yards and four touchdowns as Cannon Falls rolled past Lake City 52-6 Friday night at John Burch Park. Hofstedt had touchdown runs of 46 and 40 yards in the opening quarter as the Bombers built a 13-0 lead and never looked back. Hofstedt scored from 22 yards...

Torch: Incessant involvement

Oct 13, 2016
Kelsey Heise, a student at Lincoln High School, enjoys all of the activities that she is involved in.  Kelsey participates in the play, cross country, dance, choir, the Teen Leadership Program, Key Club, is starting a group of her own, and still manages to work and do well in school.  Balancing so...

Mayo monitors headed for high school design lab

Oct 13, 2016
Lincoln High School students who use the computer assisted design (CAD) lab have better monitors to use. Mayo Clinic Health System in Lake City recently donated 30 flat screen monitors to Lake City Public Schools, replacing the district’s decade-old monitors. “The monitors adjust and rotate....

Torch: Farming trends

Oct 13, 2016
Time surely does fly by. It feels just like yesterday that we were kids playing with our toy tractors in the dirt. Now we’re still in the dirt, just in a lot bigger tractors.  Like everything in this world, trends are always changing. You might not notice it, but when you ask people of older...

Torch: Following the trends of the past

Oct 13, 2016
History tends to repeat itself, the saying definitely holds true in the fashion world.  At Lincoln High, students are following the new trends and the old. “Casual clothing, such as crocs, yoga pants, uggs, and sweatshirts are in,” said Jim Heise, history teacher at Lincoln. As unique as personal...

Torch: Distracted driving dangers

Oct 13, 2016
“Anytime you are taking your eyes off the road, whether it be to check your phone, eat, or even just turning down the radio, that is distracted driving,” said Cindy McGrath, the Lake City driver education teacher. Distracted driving is a big issue today and not just with teens, but adults too. ...

Torch: 8:19 a.m.

Oct 13, 2016
“Your future depends on your dreams, so go to sleep!”  However, is this goal achievable for teens with such early school start times? How early is too early? At Lincoln Junior-Senior High, the bell rings at promptly at 8:19 a.m. Students are expected to function as participating members in their...

Torch: The gift of song

Oct 13, 2016
“I want to get students excited about music.”  Ever since she enjoyed singing as a child, Carey Kopp has always known she would become a choir teacher. Ms. Kopp has been teaching Junior, Cadet, and Concert choir at Lincoln High School for 17 years.  Her students range from seventh graders to...

Football senior recognition is Friday

Oct 13, 2016
The Lake City High School football team will recognize its seniors at the team’s final regular season home game Oct. 14 (tomorrow) against Stewartville. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Front row, from left: Josh Brown, Mitch Marien, Brandon Haidar, Jared Wolf and Nate Jasso. Middle row, from left: Chris...

Lincoln Students of the month for September

Oct 12, 2016
Each month one boy and one girl from each grade at Lincoln High School are selected as Students of the Month.  September students include, front row from left: Sam Fitterer, Elizabeth Lindow, Nora Baer, Sadie Baures and Ava Brunn; back row, from left: Jerome Shones, Carson Matzke, Katherine Kennedy...

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