Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

Leander High School's online student-run newspaper

The Roar

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Things You May Not Know About LHS

Things You May Not Know About LHS

February 7, 2023

New Years Resolutions

New Years Resolutions

January 30, 2023

Student Spotlight: Megan McPherson

  Megan McPherson is a sophomore with two dogs and three cats, and would describe herself as independent. She is committed to band, and the last movie she saw was Paranormal Activity 3, which she does not recommend. She does, however, recommend the book Submarine by Joe Dunthorn.

Her favorite teacher is Mr. Johnson, who teaches World History AP, because  he treats his students like adults instead of children.

Megan’s favorite thing about Leander High School is that there is unity between the big organizations such as band, the Blue Belles, and football, and that they all support each other in what they do. The only thing she would change would be the time between passing periods, and making advisory an everyday thing to be used as study hall.

Her first three songs on her iPod on shuffle are: I Turn My Camera On by Spoon, I Will Survive by Cake, and I’ll Try Anything Once by Julia Casablancas.

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The only difference for her from last year is that the stress level is higher, and her biggest worry is that she won’t be able to accomplish all of her goals.

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About the Contributor
Siandhara Bonnet
Siandhara Bonnet, Editor-In-Chief
Siandhara Bonnet, Editor-In-Chief, is an ecstatic senior with a full calendar. Along with her passion for Journalism, Siandhara keeps her schedule busy with meetings and activities for Student Council, C-Squared, Green Paws, and Tutors Inc. That doesn’t stop her though, from being a top-notch student enrolled in the IB Program. After high school, Siandhara has plans to attend Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma after she graduates, with a major in Journalism and a minor in Photography.