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Lanie Sanders

Lanie Sanders, Executive producer & LitMag Editor-In-Chief

This is Lanie’s third year on staff. She is Web Editor-in-Chief and outside of paper participates in theatre and speech and debate. She loves journalism and wants to be a news anchor.

All content by Lanie Sanders
Dr. Arnel surveys damage to the front entrance caused by a car crashing into the building on April 24, 2019.

[Photo] A Break Down: Breaking News

May 12, 2022
Sex: Is Waiting Worth It?

Sex: Is Waiting Worth It?

February 24, 2020

Centralized: Episode 3

February 4, 2020

Alexander Anderson, Senior

December 20, 2019
Science shows that giving and receiving creates positive feelings in the brain. Positive effects are both physical and mental.

[Photo] The Power of Giving

December 23, 2019
Lanie Sanders thrashes her head back and forth, portraying the anxiety inflicted by her eating disorder.

Struggling Through Recovery

November 18, 2019

Centralized: Episode 1

September 24, 2019
Senior Inge Petrie and sophomore McKenna Lenhardt celebrate after winning a point at the FHC Doubles Tournament on Friday.

[Photo] Swinging through the heat

September 18, 2019

Centralized: Episode 3

May 6, 2019
The perpetrators car is removed away from the site of entry as Dr. Sonny Arnel watches on. The accident occurred at 3:45 a.m. and authorities were notified of the accident shortly afterwards.

BREAKING: SUV destroys main entrance

April 24, 2019

[Video] April 2019 Issue: Central Focus

April 12, 2019

[Video] March 2019 Issue: Against the norm

April 5, 2019

Board of ed candidates participate in informative forum

March 28, 2019
10 little ways to be happier

10 little ways to be happier

March 6, 2019
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[Photo] Centralized: Episode 1

March 5, 2019

Working as hard as… as a Fiddler on the Roof!

February 25, 2019
Expanding beyond

Expanding beyond

January 16, 2019
2019-20 FHC Publications application

2019-20 FHC Publications application

January 8, 2019

December 2018 issue: The Happy Issue

December 11, 2018
Students and staff walk towards the lit wing of the school. The power outage had only impacted the classroom side of the school, so students were guided to the gym to wait for instructions.

In the dark

November 19, 2018
Lanie Sanders cries over a trashcan. She had just eaten very spicy hot sauce and greatly regrets her decision.

Are you going to finish the world?

November 7, 2018

[Video] October 2018 issue: In Living Memory

October 26, 2018
Not-so nuclear

Not-so nuclear

October 26, 2018

[Video] September 2018 issue: Blinded by the Blue Light

October 8, 2018

Differences between NAHS and Art Club

October 5, 2018

2018-2019 issues

October 5, 2018
Alex London and Amelia Nenninger sit across the table signing books. Nenninger was the student who got to introduce London and his presentation.

Imagination and inspiration

September 27, 2018
Senior Austin Crudup enjoys NAHS because he believes it is a good healthy learning. Hes been in the club since he was a Freshman.

Art’s impacts

September 24, 2018
Haribo gummy peaches lay beautifully with each other. This sweet candy provides a satisfying peach flavor.

Top 5 candies

September 24, 2018
A microphone sits in a recording studio. Professional equipment is very important for recording a quality podcast.

This week in podcasts

September 20, 2018

Lanie and Craig vs the World, Episode 1: Is school healthy?

September 12, 2018
Cottleville connections

Cottleville connections

September 11, 2018
Introducing: Spartan Podcast Network

Introducing: Spartan Podcast Network

September 10, 2018
Class of 2018 commencement exercises

Class of 2018 commencement exercises

June 2, 2018
Teacher Appreciation

Teacher Appreciation

May 11, 2018
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[Photo]

Senior Talia Thambyrajah has struggled with the pain of losing people close to here. Shes living proof that everyone matters to someone. After a week or something they made it seem like everybody should be okay, knowing that people werent, Junior Alyssea Braun said about the expected grieving process.

Never alone

May 4, 2018
The St. Louis Police Department crest symbolizes hope for a safer tomorrow. Citizens of the city can at least hope they remain alive long enough to see change.

Urban injustice

February 8, 2018
Short lived victory

Short lived victory

December 15, 2017
A taste of victory

A taste of victory

December 8, 2017
Cover of the classic novel, Slaughterhouse Five

Slaughterhouse Five, a classic review

November 16, 2017

‘A breathtaking spectacle’

August 30, 2017
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