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The school limb's testable core is the Lancers themselves: the culture file already carries the finding that the origins of the colors ("the Blue and White," in use and documented) and of the name Lancers stand in no carrier reached — a named gap there, its settler the 1965-era yearbooks and corporation minutes. This pass's own search for a Lancer-origin telling returned other schools' Lancers (Lafayette's Louie, Shawnee Mission East's committee, Sunny Hills' Lance) and nothing of LaVille's — the name-trap pattern this build prints rather than imports. Beyond the name: no schoolyard rhyme, ghost, initiation, rivalry rite, or playground legend for Lakeville's schools surfaces in the Geyer-derived stock, the school's own site as searched, or the county carriers. The row closes as a named gap, its settlers named and current: the LaVille school record and yearbooks (the 1965 consolidation-era volumes first), and Geyer's collection behind them. What a yearbook pass could settle — the name and colors' choosing, the first classes' own telling — is exactly what no open carrier reached in November 2026.
Principal sources: the banked Folklore lk-folklore-keepers (the archive half); Culture lk-cul-lancers (the name/colors gap and its settler); searches of November 2026 as stated, other schools' Lancer origins refused by name.