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Camp Liberty Approaches!

By Saoirse Boyter
Camp Liberty, the thrilling once in a
lifetime opportunity, is this week! Ropes
and races! Cheers and chants! Skits and
scooters! Many and more! This Friday,
after school, well have a fantastic time!
And if you forgot to turn your form in,
its not too late. The teachers are
accepting them to the day. So come!
Come and have the time of your life!
Well see you there!
Fall Fitness Frenzy Fundraiser Finished

Our fundraiser is finished! Liberty
raised more than $7,000.
Grrrrrrrrrrrreat job, lions!
Thursday was the last meet for girls
cross country and the Liberty Lions
were the best! The Liberty 6th and 7th
grade divisions won their races and the
8th grade division improved overall
from their placement last year to third
this year, rocketing the girls to overall
league champions. Several Liberty
runners were in the top ten.
7/8 Girls Volleyball. Tryouts will be
the week of Oct. 20th 3:00-4:45p.m.
Practices will be held 3:00-4:45p.m.
6/7/8 Wrestling Practice starts Oct.
20th! Practices will be held every day
from 3:00-5:15p.m.
Creepy, Crazy Facts
1. Ghost bats are named for their
translucent wings and ghost-like
color.
2. Some tarantulas are bright blue.
3. Chalk is made from the skeletons
of tiny sea creatures.
4. Chiroptophobia is the fear of bats.
5. One community in South Carolina
is called Pumpkintown.
6. There is a town in West Virginia
called Scary.
7. A government agency once issued
joke instructions on how to survive
a zombie attack.
8. The spirits of both Abraham
Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson
reportedly haunt the Whitehouse.
9. One survey showed that 90%
percent of parents sneak some of
their kids Halloween candy.
10. In medieval Europe, people
thought owls were witches.
Japanese Club
By Sarah Schnuck
Have you ever wanted to learn a new
language? Now might be your chance!
6th grader Rebecca Shelman wants to
start a Japanese language club during
the lunch hour. Rebecca will be
teaching the basics and more in
Japanese. The maximum number of
students she can take on for now is
ten. Rebecca also wants to become a
teacher when she grows up so this
experience will be good for her. So if
you want to help someone out and
learn a new language, this is a perfect
opportunity.
Trick or Treat for UNICEF
By Saoirse Boyter
Trick or treat! Would you like to make
a donation? That is what kids across
America will be saying the 31st of
October. When you go trick or treating
this year, be sure to take the UNICEF
box along with you. Raise money for
children less fortunate than you that
live in other countries. It will help take
care of them. Ask your homeroom
teacher for a UNICEF collection box.
Student Led Conferences- Upcoming
Are you prepared? The student led
conferences are on Thursday, October
23rd! Get ready, get set, and go! In
advisory, students have been putting
together a portfolio with papers to be
shared with their parents or guardians.
Of course, you as a student already
know all about the student led
conferences, but in case you missed
something, heres the information. All
students will be required to do a
student led conference with their
parent or guardian. You will share
schedules, grades, and other papers.
Most conferences will take place on
Thursday morning and afternoon, but
if not possible, some will happen when
convenient. Because Liberty has a late
start on Thursday, the conferences will
not extract from class time. So get
ready! Thursday steadily approaches!
Lacamas Heights Halloween Carnival

By Saoirse Boyter
At Lacamas Heights Elementary, there
was a Halloween carnival last Saturday.
My mom and I volunteered for the entire
event, from 2pm to 9pm. This is my
brothers school. We didnt want to miss
out on the fun. Here are some of the
things that took place.
1. The cake walk. Mounds of cupcakes,
cakes, and cookies covered an entire
two tables. 21 numbered mats
circled the carpet of the music
room. Kids paraded to songs like,
Monster Mash, and, Ghost
Busters.
2. Game station. Occupying the entire
cafeteria, the game station
consisted of many fun classics such
as witch hat ring toss, and beanbags
through the jack-o-lantern.
3. Haunted Hallway. First you come
across a room full of dancing
skeletons. Next you duck under a
huge spider web and find yourself in
a seat in front of a fortuneteller.
Yes! All your favorite candies are in
the near future! Finally, you can be
found in the lab of an evil scientist,
who maliciously watches as you gaze
upon his frightful experiments. You
better get out of there, quickly,
before you become one!
4. The costume parade and pumpkin
contest. We had some pretty cool
designs this year! My favorite was a
girl dressed like the solar system,
and a mouse pumpkin.

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