
Mr. Apley: "I have had the pleasure of having Graycyn in my class the last 4 years. It is amazing the growth I have seen in him over the years. I am very proud of his work effort and how he has pushed himself to be an awesome welder. He is a soft spoken role model of what a kid can achieve when they set their mind to do something. Congrats Graycyn!"
Mr. Scheideman: "Graycyn works well with everyone. In regards to his work ethic, he is always ahead and willing to help other students, and he never settles for a simple grade. He continues learning even past the initial grade."
Mr. Keith: "Gracyn is dependable, extremely likeable, and mature beyond his years. It has been fun to watch him grow both in the classroom and his vocational interests. His strengths and his hard working mentality will help him be successful in all that he does."
Mrs. Fox: "Graycyn has consistently demonstrated an exceptional commitment to hard work and dedication in everything he undertakes. Whether tackling challenging assignments or participating in group activities, he approaches
each task with focus, determination, and a positive attitude. His willingness to put in the effort even when work becomes difficult sets a powerful example for his peers and shows what true perseverance looks like. Beyond his work ethic, Graycyn's friendly and approachable nature makes him a joy to be around. He greets others with genuine warmth, listens to his classmates with respect, and is always willing to lend a helping hand. His kindness and positive demeanor create an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and welcomed. Graycyn has a natural ability to make others feel comfortable and supported. Most importantly, Graycyn serves as an outstanding role model to his peers. He demonstrates that success comes from hard work, kindness, and treating others with respect. His actions inspire those around him to work harder, be kinder, and strive to be better versions of themselves. Through his consistent example of integrity, effort, and compassion, Graycyn shows what it means to be a positive force in the classroom and school community. He is truly an asset to his school and a wonderful influence on everyone he encounters."
We are proud to celebrate you this month, Graycyn!
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On the docket for today, Tuesday March 31st for our LHS Athletes -
🎾 JV Boys Tennis travel to Ellsworth, tournament starting at 3:00 p.m. 🏃♂️ JV Track home meet starting at 3:00 p.m. ⚾️🥎 Baseball and Softball head to Lyons, games starting at 4:00 p.m.
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• Jace Holopirek – 3rd in Career Preparation (State qualifier)
• Brennon Stahlecker – 4th in Financial Budget (State qualifier) & elected Region One President
• Creative Decision Making team (Gavin Collins, Aiden O’Crotty, Brenn Castro) – 3rd place
• Easton Fox – 5th in Employability Skills
As Region One President, Brennon will serve on the state leadership team and travel to Washington, D.C., to represent JAG at the national level. We’re proud of these students for their hard work, leadership, and willingness to step outside their comfort zones. Way to represent Larned!
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⚾️ JV Baseball plays at home today, 4:00 p.m. Moffett Stadium.
🥎 Lady Indians will compete against Cimarron in a doubleheader, starting at 4:00 p.m. Jordaan park.
⛳️ JV Boys Golf travel to Great Bend, tournament starts at 3:00 p.m.
Go Indians!
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LHS art students had an amazing day at the Fine Arts Building at Barton Community College!
They explored workshops, saw their own work on display at the art show, and came home with new inspiration, knowledge, and awards!
Leah Pinkston, 1st in Mixed Media
Leah Pinkston, 1st in Colored Pencil Drawing
Maggie Haas, 1st in Painting
Kendra Brasuel, 2nd in Painting
Alex Brasuel, 3rd in Mixed Media
Temrance Donecker, 3rd in Sculpture
Congrats to all! 👏🎨
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Schedule:
• 6:30 PM – Tennis, Golf, and Track
• 7:30 PM – Softball and Baseball
Who: Seniors only
What to bring:
Come dressed in your full uniform and bring any props you’d like included in your photos—bats, gloves, rackets, clubs, hats, and more!
Don’t miss this chance to capture your senior season! 📸
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First pitch is at 4:00 PM at the Ellis Fairgrounds, 801 Cottonwood Street.
Games are capped at 5 innings or 90 minutes. No new inning will start after 75 minutes.
No admission will be charged, but heads up—there won’t be any concessions available.
Come out and support our teams as they get the season started! #larnedpride

Don’t forget to email or text who your homeroom teacher is to Coach Hannah Smith. Let’s go, Indians!
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Congratulations to Onyinye Udaku (Clarinet), Amara Udaku (Alto Sax), Zoe Fitzsimmons (Flute), Kole Maxwell (Snare), Addison Maxwell (Trombone), and Harleigh Ehrlich (Clarinet) for representing Larned and performing for the judges.
⭐ Zoe Fitzsimmons received an Excellent Rating.
🏆 Onyinye Udaku, Amara Udaku, Kole Maxwell, Addison Maxwell, and Harleigh Ehrlich all received Superior Ratings!
A special thank you to Elizabeth Spare and Lorna Singer for providing accompaniment for the soloists. We are proud of these students and their hard work!
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