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Elizabeth Hamby

Elizabeth Hamby, Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Ledger

Elizabeth Hamby or as most know them as “Hamby”, is a senior (yes oh my gosh a senior). This year is her fourth and final year (ahhhhhhhh) in publications, although this year they get the honor of being Co-Editor-In-Chief of the Ledger. Also whatever you do, do not ask her about colleges or the future. They may have a little bit of a crisis or cry. Um anyway, she is really interested in chemistry and of course journalism, and wants to find a way to combine the two in a career. Nonetheless, they are ready to conquer this year and have fun while doing it!

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Editors and magazine staff are captured viewing their hard work for the first time. The four magazines were based on the elements this year. This is the first time in LHS Publications history that the magazine staff incorporated a theme for all four issues.

Hamby’s Farewell to the Publications Family

May 31, 2022
In March 2021, Mihaela Sfiroudis was featured as a EnpowerHER panelist on the online panel for the St Charles County Missouri Police Department.

Mihaela Sfiroudis On Working At The St. Charles Crime Lab

May 26, 2022
Liberty students anxiously await to be awarded a scholarship on May 4.

23 Liberty Students Presented With Local Scholarships

May 11, 2022
Anastasiya Zvir is trying to return back to her normal life balancing volunteering and college work but never knows when bomb shelter will need to be taken.

The Story Of Ukrainian Citizen, Anastasiya Zvir

May 10, 2022
Senior Brennan Myers drawing was put on display on an easel for all to see at the art and fashion show put on by teachers.

First Annual ‘Art And Fashion Show’ Allows Students To Share Their Work

May 9, 2022

Petting Zoo Comes To Liberty For A Reading Reward

May 2, 2022
Junior Emma Mulherin and sophomore Kaylin Schwandner pet the llama.

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Natalia Lobusch and Tierney Hughes pet the baby horse.

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Students and teachers pet Hank the cow.

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Senior Fiona Flynn hugs the llama.

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Senior Aly Scudder pets a baby sheep.

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One of the baby goats takes a break in the sun.

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Sophpmore Diana Flores-Cortes pets the llama during lunch.

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Hank, the three-week-old baby cow, was one of the animals at the petting zoo.

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Seniors Experience Their First Official Skip Day

Seniors Experience Their First Official ‘Skip Day’

April 27, 2022
Bella Tegtmeier helps to prepare the garden last spring.

Garden Club Fundraises For The Growth Of Their Club

April 13, 2022
Morgan Feinstein (11) has her hair done by Brynn Bartram (12). Morgan Feinstein says that she is always trying to keep busy with shows, being that theatre is her passion. I didnt skip a beat jumping to new things, Feinstein said.

Dealing With Post Show Depression

April 6, 2022
Cara Filler presents to juniors and seniors in the Liberty Performing Arts Center, to promote safe driving habits.

Motivational Speaker Delivers Powerful Message About Reckless Driving

April 1, 2022
The three new TVs have been installed to replace the previous bulletin board.

Main Bulletin Board Is Replaced With Newer Tech

February 16, 2022
Beijings National Stadium was constructed for the 2008 Summer Olympics and is also used for the 2022 Winter Olympics/Paralympics.

2022 Winter Olympics Begin In Beijing, China

February 7, 2022
Indeed is a great resource to use to find local places that are currently hiring.

Looking for A Job?

February 4, 2022
Donated blood is used not just in cases of extreme blood loss from traumatic injuries but also helps patients survive surgeries and is used for cancer treatment and chronic illnesses, said HOSA sponsor Mrs. Strathman.

Red Cross In Dire Need Of Blood Donations

January 21, 2022
Absolutely no cast member disappointed, from Titus and Andronicus represented by a cooking show to the collection of histories represented by a football game, or the comedies dramatically read, there was nothing to not enjoy for the audience.

‘The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare’ Does Not Disappoint

December 10, 2021
This is Noodles the Pug, the 13-years-old pet that has come to control the outcome of your day.

Noodles: Not the Type You Eat

November 8, 2021
It is difficult to tell if a news source is left-leaning or right-leaning without consciously trying to identify biases.

Be Informed

September 22, 2021
Students soak in the posters stationed around the library, courtesy of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

The Day That Changed The World

September 21, 2021
A bathroom soap dispenser was found with the container of soap licked out of it.

LHS vs. Devious Licks

September 16, 2021
There are only 7500 tickets available, so act quick! Scan the QR code for fundraiser details.

WSD Band Fundraiser Will Land A Lucky Winner A Car

September 8, 2021

Underclassmen Continue Liberty Tradition

August 24, 2021
Sophomore Vito Signaigo poses with his recently created Liberty bell stand.

Decision With A Ding

June 2, 2021
Notes are hung on the vending machines informing students of the new restrictions on the machines set by Dr. Nelson

The Fall Of The Vending Machines

May 21, 2021
Four Liberty juniors won $1,000 scholarships and a laptop. Top Left: Taylor Shay-Jakul Top Right: Sanjana Anand. Bottom Left: Jaden Zelidon Bottom Right: Amanda Yoder

LHS Students Win Annual Cuivre River Youth Tour Competition

May 11, 2021
Junior Bella Tegtmeier scoops up soil into the garden bed.

Garden Club Is Growing Opportunities

April 14, 2021
Students can view the March Madness bracket by scanning the QR code outside of the Library.

Growing Liberty Library Offers Many Opportunities

April 9, 2021
Staff members enjoy free coffees Wednesday thanks to the LHS administration.

Kindness In The Form Of A Coffee

March 19, 2021
Official Logo of the 2021 Town Hall, hosted by LHS Publications.

Publications To Host A Town Hall Meeting For Board Of Education Election

March 17, 2021
WE DID IT!! Your back to back StL regional champs! We are so proud of you ladies!! Way to put in work and overcome lots of challenges! Next stop state! LHS Cheerleading tweet on Jan. 30.

#Threepeat

February 3, 2021
Isabella Holler is passionate about learning about mental health and supporting those who are struggling.

Isabella Holler & A Passion for Mental Health

January 27, 2021
Students cheer as Joe Biden is inaugurated as the 46th President of The United States.

Journalism Helps Pave The Way for History

January 23, 2021
Toni Patterson, Sara Gordley, and Alyssa Frey are the three seniors on the varsity girls basketball team. They were recognized on Senior Night on Dec. 8 in a 49-47 against Winfield. 

Eagles Win On Senior Night

December 21, 2020
The best way to wash masks would be either just throwing them in the washing machine or washing them by hand with laundry detergent or dish soap.

Wash Your Masks!

December 8, 2020
Mrs. Franke records all of her lessons for each class so absent students can stay caught up.

Learning To Cope

November 19, 2020
With the popularity of the game, this is one of the many planned updates, as developers are working to improve the app.

Popular Game Gets Updates

November 14, 2020
“I’m 79 years old, so I’ve lived a good life, a full life, and I’m nearing the end of that life,” Trebek said before he passed.

Who Is Alex Trebek?

November 12, 2020
RBGs strength in her opinions and words was the pinpoint of her character. She unapologetically stood up to the injustices in the world and the men that overtook it. 

Forever Notorious

October 8, 2020
Among many precautions, the mandatory masks being one of them, the movies are just another step closer to new normalcy, or as close as we can get.

Theatrical Times

September 22, 2020
Chadwick Boseman speaks at the the 2017 San Diego Comic Con.

Wakanda Forever

September 15, 2020
As students settle into the new routine of online schooling, Wentzville School District is trying to help students be the best they can be with the new routine they are making for themselves. 

Online School Reduced To Four-Day Weeks

April 27, 2020
Animals, when you have them they make you smile and laugh and keep you occupied. Especially in this pandemic you know there is always someone there to love you. 

Furry Friends Get Extra Attention at Home

April 15, 2020
An empty Liberty High School on March 28. The last day of school in the building was March 13.

WSD Buildings Closed Indefinitely For The Academic Year

April 9, 2020
Liberty was a polling place for those voting in the Missouri primaries.

First of Many Elections

March 12, 2020
Dinner guests eavesdrop on another guest being welcomed into the the mansion. Left to Right: Brooke Huffman, Ben Gagliano, Ashley Russell, Aadi Kadam, Jackson Martin and Lizzie Kayser.

Do You Have A Clue?

March 3, 2020
Two freshmen work on their relief sculptures in art fundamentals.

[Photo] Relief In All Forms

March 2, 2020
This is me, Elizabeth. I have had Celiac for five years and it has heavily impacted my life.

An Uncommon Life

February 11, 2020

Triple The Talent

February 7, 2020
This year the halftime performance was by Shakira and Jennifer Lopez (pictured) along with a couple of other featured people such as Reggaeton artists Bad Bunny, J Balvin and even J. Lo’s very own 11-year daughter, Emme with a children’s choir.

Break From The Game

February 5, 2020
Although the change that racks up each day your book is overdue may not seem like a lot to some people, that may be the very reason why your neighbor refuses to go to the library.

What’s New In The Books

January 31, 2020
Mental health is a huge subject to teens nowadays, as it should be, but it isn’t fully reciprocated into society as far as delving into the common misunderstandings of psychology. Words can make all the difference when trying to take care of yourself or others.

Understanding Psychology Terms

December 4, 2019
Mr. Nelson cuts the ribbon with OFallon mayor Bill Hennessy to celebrate the completion of the Paul Renaud Blvd. Extension project Nov. 6.

New Road Extension Opens

November 11, 2019
The 2020-2021 Wentzville School District academic calendar revision. The first day of school will be on Aug. 24.

School Calendar For Next Year Is Released And Brings New Changes

November 8, 2019
I never thought that as a freshman I would have teachers that I genuinely connected with, that helped me rise educationally and personally. So as a second year high school student, students: cherish your teachers. Teachers, cherish your students. 

There’s A Whole World Out There

September 24, 2019
Come Together Club Has WSPD Gathering

Come Together Club Has WSPD Gathering

September 12, 2019
Mr. Creen demonstrates the force of the catapult to his Principles of Engineering third hour.

Science Project Gone Extreme

August 28, 2019
Aria Ellis has been playing viola for 8 years now and does not plan on stopping.

A Passion For Strings

May 10, 2019
Students from all three high schools participated in the press pool for the festival.

All Ages Had A Chance To ‘Be Scene’

April 5, 2019
Mr. Cole (center) joins Mr. Schumacher (left) and Mr. Walterbach (right) on Tuesdays jersey day. Cole won the title as the most spirited teacher at the spirited week pep assembly.

Spirited Royalty

February 17, 2019
In full retrospect, we should really acknowledge the phrase of this generation, Cinnamon rolls, not gender roles.

Should We Adjust The Extents Of Gender Binary Bathroom?

February 8, 2019
My little sisters Lydia and Madelyn and I went to see ventriloquist and Americas Got Talent winner Darci Lynne Farmer. Madelyn begged endlessly for Dearci Lynne tickets and she just so happened to be the one my mom was struggling to buy for this Christmas.

A Night on the (Down) Town

January 29, 2019
(Left to right) Aly Lough, Brianna Mills and Jade Moore went around the school and collected bottles for two weeks, for their FCCLA project. They ended up with 100 bottles to be used for various future school projects.

Is it the Forgotten Cycle?

January 23, 2019
SpongeBob SquarePants is the star of Stephen Hillenburgs creation.

The Cartoon That Is Known And Loved

December 6, 2018
A total of $446.91 was raised in the turkey drive providing turkeys for the community. Mrs. T.O. had the most donations and wore the turkey costume. Mr. Barker raised $21 and wore the chicken suit.

Wear It With Pride

November 26, 2018
Olivia Overton and Kiersten Baumgartner lined up for an autograph from Mr. Schapers turkey campaign.

It’s Turkey Time

November 14, 2018
Sam Arrington (left) and Donny Arrington (right) side by side scoring their own glorious touchdowns.

Through Thick and Thin

November 7, 2018

District Champs

November 2, 2018
Freshman Maddie Sanderson asks Courtney Loveless Moore a question while she picked up her business card. Approximately 90 students from Computer Science Principles and the Intro to Engineering Design classes traveled to St. Charles Community College for a field trip.

Approaching the Future

October 13, 2018
Kindness challenges are revealed on this calendar outside the nurses office every day.

A Hashtag that is Hoped to be a Movement

September 27, 2018
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September 13, 2018
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