Come join the Dumbledore’s Army to defeat the Dark Lord and share your love for Harry Potter Club.
In LHS’s Harry Potter Club, students have transformed to “wizard’s of Hogwarts.” Everyone in the club share the same passion and love for J.K. Rowling and Witchcraft and Wizardry in Dumbledore’s Army. “We meet Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s Liberty Hour B,” sophomore and club leader Katie Allgaier said. “Harry potter club got started when me and a couple of friends decided Liberty needed more Harry Potter,”
Everyone who loves Harry Potter can be part of the club, But you have to got through steps to get placed into one of the houses that are offered to you.
“People get shorted using the Pottermore website.” Allgaier said. “The houses are Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Slytherin.”
“The leaders or “heads of houses.” are sophomore Shelby Werner who’s in charge of Gryffindor, Me [Katie Allgier] who’s in charge of Slytherin, Cecelia Cook who’s in charge of Ravenclaw, and Holly Laws who’s in charge of Hufflepuff.
Allgaier also explained the plans for the future, such as fundraisers, bake sales, and crafts that are based on Harry Potter. “We are also working on forming our quidditch teams and communicating with Liberty North’s Harry Potter Club,” Allgaier said. “[We want] to do some sort of collaborative project.”
“[I enjoy the club’s] environment.” sophomore Holly Laws said. ”Everyone gets along so well and it’s a really fun time.”
“Tomorrow [November 19th] were going to make wands and that sounds really cool!” Sophomore Valarie Neirman said.
The club sponsor Jason Lowe role is to make sure the club stays well-organized, and connect to the school administration. “I became a sponsor for the HPC [Harry Potter Club].” Lowe said “Because some students that I have taught over the last couple of years asked me to sponsor the club.”
Also the sponsors for Harry Potter Club at Liberty North suggested setting up a a Quidditch match between the two schools and brain storming ideas for community service.
