By Ale Ibarra and Samm Sharp Posted March 6, 2018 Albert M. Lowry High School opened its doors for its first graduating class in 1968. This first-ever class only consisted
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Being part of the crowd can help your team win
By Jayna Hill Posted June 3, 2009 “Every crowd is different,” stated David Eastman, the starting point guard of the Lowry High School varsity boy’s basketball team, “some gyms are
Senior Voices What was your best high school memory?
By Jayna Hill Posted June 3, 2009 I don’t think I have one best memory. October 24th when David moved here that was pretty cool I guess. All the sports
Your rep just for popularity?
By Jayna Hill Posted June 3, 2009 Every human being wants to have a feeling of acceptance among their peers. The search for popularity stems from a need for acceptance
Mustangs trample Buckaroos
By Jayna Hill Posted May 15, 2009 In the first game when the Lowry Bucks played against the Lovelock Mustangs, Lowry’s offence was led by players Jace Bilingsley who hit
Student Profile: Freddy Bernabe
By Jayna Hill Posted April 23, 2009 Freddy Bernabe is one of many seniors here at Lowry High School. Bernabe has attended Lowry for three years and is finishing his
3A realignment proposal under consideration for 2011 season
By Jayna Hill Posted February 18, 2009 Under the current realignment, there are ten 3A schools. However, there are soon going to be schools that are moving up from or
Dancing is true dedication
By Jayna Hill Posted February 18, 2009 Dancing is more than moving around; not only does dance require muscle strength and technique, it takes determination, will power, grace, and dedication.
Frosh girls dominate Battle Mt.
By Jayna Hill Posted February 15, 2009 The freshman girls basketball team is making their mark, not only here at Lowry but in Battle Mountain as well. According to coach
Will Thacker named Athlete of the Week
By Jayna Hill Posted February 7, 2009 Sophomore Will Thacker was selected as the Athlete of the Week. “Will is a hard working guy,” said boys JV basketball coach Don