Liberty High School Volume 22 | Issue 3
November 2014
Region 5 | Cali-Nev-Ha | Division 28 South
Table of Co US Open Bass Elementary Wrestling School Tournament 4-53
UNICEF boxes
6-7
Fall Rally Prep
8
Member of the Month
9
ontents World Food Championship
10-11
Fall Rally
12-13
Contact Information
14-15
“We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.” - Ronald Raegan
Bass E.S. Fall Festival
October 24, 2014
With the event being so close to the Wallin Elementary School festival, only a few members showed up. However, it was mentioned that this event was a lot more fun because of their entertaining booths, clever ticket system and seeing kids with outrageous costumes walking everywhere. We had a blast helping Bass Elementary School! -Ian Medina (Bulletin Editor)
“The event was memorable because I made lots of people smile.” -Ethan Hill
“As we grow older, we reminisce in our childhood and younger years, never forget that child you once were IS still in you.” -Austin Collado
“Rionna and I learned to twirl cotton candy, which was an unforgettable experience. It was a ‘sweet’ event! This memory will definitely ‘stick’ to us.” -Kayla Narciso (Secretary)
“It was fun hanging out with my friends for the last year of volunteering in here.”
-Charlene Clemente
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UNICEF boxes
October 23– November 14, 2014
“Trick or Please give a change for our organization/club” We handed out small, orange UNICEF boxes to our members to help fundraise for the organization. It was the perfect time to hold the fundraiser because Halloween was right around the corner and members could ask for both candies and donations.. Otherwise, most people, like myself, just asked donations at school especially since most students don’t like keeping change. The members who participated received an hour per $5 they raised. I was personally surprised at how many people were willing to help the organization after hearing a description about it. Some people even put as much as $20 in my box. It was definitely worth the cash. That’s why I poured in as much cash as I could everyday in the tiny, orange box.
-Ian Medina (Bulletin Editor)
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Fall Rally Preparation
October 11 and November 8, 2014
The Spirit Sticks have our names written all over it We had two Fall Rally preparation, with the first one being mandatory. Firstly, they gave us copies of three different cheers with significant similarities with certain schools’ cheers. With three unfamiliar cheers right in front of us, we went over them about a million times before taking a water break or an ice breaker to avoid going insane. Then, the next time we met, there were significantly fewer participants since it wasn’t mandatory. Our spirit leaders implemented spirt supplies in our cheers, like fake money, black, pink, and white streamers, and Ziploc bags. Then, we had a minicompetition between different sections of our group and had fun doing so. The spirit leaders definitely motivated and taught us enough to help us win that spirit stick!
-Ian Medina (Bulletin Editor)
Member of the Month
Gianna Ruiz has been a devoted member from the beginning of the school year. She has been in most, if not all, events and takes time out of her busy day to attend every single key club meetings! And, to top it all off, she comes from a generous family because her parents willingly chaperone for a few key club events, most prominently for RTC. She received a stuffed panda and a certificate to award her devotion for community service. -Ian Medina (Bulletin Editor)
World Food Championship 2014
November 15, 2014
Drooling over Gourmet Food This past weekend, I, along with a foodie friend who was there just for fun, volunteered at the World Food Championships in Downtown Las Vegas. Being the highest stakes food competition in the world, we weren't surprised to witness the rivalry between the chefs heat up. At the 3rd Street Stage we saw a mouthwatering demonstration by one of the contestants representing The Happy Egg Co. Alas, volunteers and spectators did not get an opportunity to taste this sweet confection. Here we also watched--more like smelled--much of the culinary action occurring during the Top Ten Round of the World Bacon Championship. We didn't get to sample any bacon either, sad to say. At the end of the competition, however, we finally got to work. All the volunteers got together and cleaned up. As we had been starving the whole day, we were tempted to eat even the scraps left over, but we later ordered pizza to satiate our hunger. As a thanks to the volunteers, few of us were given World Food Championships t-shirts autographed by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, who had visited the competition site a few days prior. Overall, the event was a great experience, but my only wish would be to sample all the gourmet foods. -Hannah Felize DeLuna
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Fall Rally
November 15, 2014
The Unfortunate Fate of D28S We stepped into the Golden Bear Theater with high hopes from our Fall Rally Prep. However, other schools proved to be a challenge as they screamed their hearts out. We were distraught at not even making the first round, but cheered on for the other districts anyway. After our unfortunate loss, we cheered ourselves up by visiting all kinds of rides and stores at the park. I was in a group with two people and the first thing we decided to do was eat a funnel cake! Oh, yeah, they were so delicious that we finished it up in seconds. Then, we made our way to the best rollercoaster at the park, The Goliath. It was a two hour wait but totally worth it! The drop was insanely scary and fun at the same time. My group definitely enjoyed it. Then, we walked all the way to the carnival games and got ripped off by the impossible goals of the games because of their tempting prices. Afterwards, we ate dinner and shopped around for a short while. It didn't take too long until the day was gone and we brought our exhausted legs into the bus. It was definitely a day to remember! -Ian Medina (Bulletin Editor)
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Contact President: Rionna Octaviano Email: libertykc.pres@gmail.com
Vice President: Ky Guerrero Email: libertykc.vicepres@gmail.com
Secretary: Kayla Narciso Email: kcsecretary.lhs@gmail.com
Treasurer: Kelsey Neill Email: kctreasurer.lhs@gmail.com
Information Bulletin Editor: Ian Medina Email: kcbulletineditor.lhs@gmail.com
Historian: Tiahna Divina Email: kchistorian.lhs@gmail.com
Advisor: Kate Dodge Email: kjdodge.interact@ccsd.net
Kiwanis Advisor: Denis Pecoraro Email: pecoraro2@cox.net
Liberty High School Thanks for reading!
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