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A video on how our program has blossomed in 2024-2025
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Your donation will support the student journalists of Liberty High School. For the upcoming 2025-26 school year, we are trying to purchase additional cameras and video equipment for our growing media program. We also plan to attend the national journalism conference in Nashville in November.
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MultimediaSeniors Sign Off -
MultimediaEagle's Eye S8 E4 -
MultimediaEpisode 4: The Preparation for Opening Night -
MultimediaSenior Boys Win Over the Hearts of Students and Judges -
MultimediaEagles Eye S8 E4 -
MultimediaSigning Into a New Chapter -
MultimediaGallery: Hadestown -
MultimediaWith New Stoplight in Sight, City Hopes to Improve Traffic Flow -
MultimediaSplashing Into Senior Assassin -
MultimediaTeen Topics - Push Through -
ShowcaseA New Chapter Begins: Honoring the Class of 2025 -
ShowcaseMissing Work and the 70/30 Grade Split -
ShowcaseFire Alarm Disrupts Senior Finals, Sparks Confusion -
ShowcaseSpring 2025 Issue 4 -
ShowcaseInside The CHIT Lab -
ShowcaseYearbook Staff Gets a Sneak Peak at their Hard Work on Reveal Day -
ShowcaseThe End of an Era: Seniors Get Ready for the Last Day of School -
ShowcaseRobert Francis Prevost Becomes First American Pope -
ShowcaseRatchet Rockers Fights To the Top of the Curie Division at Worlds -
ShowcaseUSC Ice Bucket Challenge Hits Liberty -
VideoUndefeated: Staff Takes Home 8th Win in a Row at Annual Swofford Game -
VideoEverything You Need to Know About the 2025 Swofford Game -
VideoEpisode 3: Cast Reflects on Their Journey
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VideoApril Showers Bring May Flowers to Liberty's Hallways -
VideoEagles Eye S8 E3 -
VideoWhat Would You Do if You Found a Pot of Gold? -
VideoTime To Push Through -
VideoDo You Know Your Representative? -
VideoPizzo's Final Bell -
VideoFBLA Mini Golf
About the Contributors
Lorelei Wise, Clubs Editor
Lorelei Wise is a junior, and is excited for her first year as a reporter for LHS Publications. She enjoys reading, writing, listening to music, and hanging out with friends and family. She is proud to serve as Vice President of HOSA and Key Club, as well as Treasurer of Earth Club. She is additionally involved in band, theater, and National Honor Society. After high school, Lorelei plans to study neuroscience and psychology, with the hopes of attaining an M.D. in one of those areas.
Braden Altrup, Executive Producer of Broadcast Media
Braden Altrup is a senior and is the Executive Producer of the Broadcast Media class. This is his third year in Broadcast Media and is super honored to be the Executive Producer. After he graduates he will be going to University of Northwestern Ohio for Motorsports Marketing in hopes to get his dream job of working for Formula Drift. He spends his free time building his 240sx s13 drift build and working on his marketing/design projects for his clients.