Ringing in New Traditions
It’s game time, and sounds from this game can be heard all around. The crowd cheers. Players crash into each other. And a bell rings. Wait, what’s that new sound?
LHS...
Thirteen years of education leads to one thing that people look forward to from the very first day school: graduation. Regardless of the fear of the unknown some seniors may be facing, the excitement...
Before the crack of dawn, the yearbook and PhotoJournalism staffs huddle outside LHS wrapped in blankets and hugging pillows while struggling to wake up. Every year these groups hop on a bus to pick...
Every tweak, every bolt, every programmed instruction, all of it is perfectly planned out to result in victory. About 50 teams from around the world, including Mexico, Canada, China and LHS’s very...
Dozens of LHS students rose up out of their chairs during third period, marched out of class and stood outside the school to protest gun violence in schools at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, March 2. This movement...
Revolutionist and former President of South Africa Nelson Mandela once said, “If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes...
On February 21, The Bell student newspaper staff received a letter from Kansas City Mayor Sly James. He wanted to share a message with students about the recent school shooting in Florida. ...
The LHS Speech and Debate team traded in their suits and heels on January 13 and 14 for their red and black ‘Liberty Classic’ shirts to host the 13th annual tournament. For two days, the...
Countries from all over the world gathered to duke it out in Chicago. The twist? The fate of these countries was in the hands of high schoolers.
Model UN is a club that teaches responsibility and how...
Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018 -- Hard work paid off in the long run for the Sapphires dance team. Over this past weekend, the ladies competed in the national competition in Orlando, Florida, placing fifth in their...
