Order System

The Order of Atlantis received its name from the fictional island mentioned in Plato’s works Timaeus and Critias. Plato’s Atlantis was used as part of an allegory on the hubris of nations. The Order of Atlantis stands proud to show that pride based off of hard work and service to the community can lead to form citizens that live a virtuous life. 

In the past, the student leaders of Order of Atlantis have successfully planned and carried out with the help of all of the Order members events for the junior high community such as the Under the Sea Dance, the Pirates Movie Night and the Luau Dance. 

The Order of Atlantis mascot is the Kraken. This mascot was chosen for being the fiercest protector of the deep sea where the city of Atlantis is said to rest. The spirit of the Kraken lives in the Order of Atlantis who fights with all of its might to win the precious Purple Duck trophy every year.

The Order of Camelot received its name from the mythical-fictional castle and court of King Arthur in medieval literature by Chrétien de Troyes. As the center of King Arthur's kingdom, Camelot represents a society in perfect harmony in which all citizens play a key role. In a similar manner, the Order of Camelot stands for working together to develop virtue and service throughout our community.

In the past, the student leaders of Order of Camelot have successfully planned and carried out with the help of all of the Order members events for the junior high community such as the Freeze Frame Dance and the Skate-A-Thon at Rollerland.

The Order of Camelot mascot is the Knights & Ladies. Much as the knights and ladies depicted in the legends of King Arthur, the spirit of the Knights & Ladies of Camelot is one that brings harmony and unity among the Order members as well as a righteous feeling to do service in the community and to fight for the Purple Duck Trophy in the most fair way possible.

The Order of Delphi received its name from the ancient sacred precinct of Delphi and home to the Pythia, the most important oracle in the ancient classical world. This place was believed to be the center of the world by the ancient Greeks and legend says that the name Delphi was taken from the serpent (drakaina) who lived there and was killed by the god Apollo. The Order of Delphi stands for prudence, temperance and wisdom, because even without knowing the future Delphi’s members know to work together for a better tomorrow. 

In the past, the student leaders of Order of Delphi have successfully planned and carried out with the help of all of the Order members events for the junior high community such as the Canned Food Drive to benefit the families and individuals that the Salvation Army services in Northern Colorado, the Radical Red Carpet Dance, and the Jump-A-Thon at Fly High.

The Order of Delphi mascot is the Python. This mythological creature from Greek mythology living in the center of the Earth, aka Delphi, symbolizes for the Order of Delphi the strength and certainty with which the Order members move throughout the year as a team to win the Purple Duck Trophy.

The Order of Elysium received its name from the afterlife place located, according to the Greek poet Homer, in the western edge of the Earth by the stream of Okeanos. In the ancient classical world, Elysium was the afterlife place where only mortals related to the gods, chosen by the gods, or those who were considered the righteous, and the heroic could enter. They would remain in Elysium after death, to live a blessed and happy afterlife, and indulge in whatever enjoyment they had enjoyed in life. The Order of Elysium shares the feeling of being the idyllic place to be at LCHS for all of its members. Being a member of the Order of Elysium means being righteous, just and heroic.

In the past, the student leaders of Order of Elysium have successfully planned and carried out with the help of all of the Order members events for the junior high community such as the Under the Stars Winter Ball and the Kick-off Event for the Canned Food Drive.

The Order of Elysium mascot is the Elysium Warriors. These heroes are a great representation of the spirit of the Order of Elysium; they are the chosen ones to enjoy the very best the Order System has to offer. 

The Order of Erebor received its name from the magical place where the dragon Smaug lives and where the dwarves and the courageous hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, travel to in order to gain the treasure back and reclaim The Lonely Mountain. This place full of adventures is found in the writings by the genius J.R.R. Tolkien and it has served as inspiration for the Order of Erebor. The Order of Erebor stands for beauty, truth and perfection. The members of the Order of Erebor work hard to provide the junior high community with events flawlessly carried out and for the betterment of our whole school community.

In the past, the student leaders of Order of Erebor have successfully planned and carried out with the help of all of the Order members events for the junior high community such as the 8th Grade Only Event, 7th Grade Only Movie Night as well as the after Finals Chillax Movie Night.

The Order of Erebor mascot is the Erebor Dragons. Unlike the dragon Smaug in the Lonely Mountain, the Erebor Dragons protect the Foundation Stones and Capstone Virtues that our school cherishes so that they can spread like fire throughout our student body.

The Order of Valhalla received its name from the majestic hall from Norse mythology located in Asgard and presided over by the god Odin where legendary Germanic heroes, kings and the chosen half of those who die in combat live until Ragnarök when they will march out to fight in aid of Odin against the jötnar. Valhalla is a place for heroes. The Order of Valhalla is full of heroes. The Order members have the spirit of the Viking warriors in the manner that they will fight their way up to win the Purple Duck Trophy. The Order of Valhalla stands for justice and gratitude. 

In the past, the student leaders of Order of Valhalla have successfully planned and carried out with the help of all of the Order members events for the junior high community such as the Val-Holiday Dance, the Radical Red-Carpet Dance, and the Jump-A-Thon at Fly High.

The Order of Valhalla mascot is the Vikings.