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Museums are visited by thousands of people every year. This British Museum is one of many museums one can find.
Museums and Stolen Artifacts
Students of LHS share their heritage by drawing and hanging up their respective flags. The flags range from Mexico to Puerto Rico and down to El Salvador.
Hispanic Heritage Month At LHS
Another fast fashion giant is H&M, infamous for burning over 12 tonnes of clothing per year. Most clothing companies prefer burning clothing over donating it because of 2 reasons. First, it barely costs them a thing and second, it lets them save money.
Destroying the Planet One Piece of Clothing at a Time
The bulletin board in G-wing displays facts about Hispanic culture with artwork representing Frida Kahlo.
Recognizing Hispanic Heritage
Due to last year’s effort, Magpie staff won the Hoosier Star Award. The award is the highest award a high school newspaper can receive in Indiana. This is exciting for the Magpie staff because last year was only the first year for the online newspaper.
And the Award Goes to…
The iron horse stands tall with its vintage carts trailing behind. Currently, the train resides in Ohio where train enthusiasts can visit to get a tour of the inside.
The Past Involving the Iron Horse
This is the business banner for a senior Ashley Aragon-Linaress jewelry business.
Student Self-Made Small Businesses
English Teacher, Grace Scott teaches her Early College 10 students how to public speak in front of their peers.
Day In The Life of Students Vs. Teachers
These bags sit in classrooms to collect paper materials for recycling. The Safe Club came up with the school-wide paper recycling program in order to help the schools environment. They plan on coming up with more ways to make the school as clean and safe as possible.
Helping the Environment One Step at a Time
The Cass County Historical Society is located in the Jerolaman-Long House. The house was built in 1853 for Dr. George Jerolaman, a prominent person in Logansport at the time. The architect of the home was George Bevan, who also designed many other houses in Logansport, including the Memorial Home.
History at Home
Flipping up the ball, senior Finley Hettinger focuses on hitting the ball to McCutcheon.
Volleyball Senior Night Preview
The logo of the Sleeper app, which is used to play Fantasy Football.
Fantasy Football Continues to Rise
During a tense match-up between the Logansport Berries and Kokomo Wildkats, head coach Haleigh Toumine, watches senior Finley Hettinger prepare to hit the ball.
Girls Volleyball Team Defeated by Kokomo in 5
While warming up for the NCC meet, the Logansport Berries walk back to their assigned box.
Boys Cross Country Prevails Against Anderson and Kokomo at NCC Meet
Using her pom-poms, junior Emily Sanchez smiles at the crowd between chants.
The Importance of Cheer
The Logansport Parks and Recreation Department commissioned the LHS Art Club to paint this mural for Live United day right underneath Wabash River’s 3rd Street bridge. Little Turtle Waterway has been a favorite of Logansport for a long time. Many people walk along this path during the summer months.
An Ode to the Extinct
The students of LHS are interested in numerous genres of movies. The films in this article range from lighthearted Disney movies to sentimental war movies.
Snapshot Reviews of Student Favorites
Galadriel is escorted by Elendil through the kingdom of Númenor. This act will lead to a strong friendship between the two characters.
Review Over the Flaws and Strengths of “Rings of Power”
“Daredevil Born Again” was one of the series announced. Charlie Cox will return to the roll of Daredevil.
Disney Presents New Upcoming Marvel Shows
Studying his lines, junior Payton Mucker prepares for his roll of Harry Bright in Mamma Mia!
Mamma Mia! Brought To Life at LHS
The 0 tolerance policy would give both of these students the same punishment no matter what the circumstance is. Whether the headlocker started the fight or the head-locked is losing his own battle, they will both be given the same sentence once word of the fight gets out.
No Favoritism in Schools
Scooters is at 3225 East Market Street at the former location of Maxx Tan.
Review: Scooter’s Coffee…Better Than Starbucks?
Every year during the spring, Logansport participates in Unified Track. Unified track is a great opportunity to get special needs students and general education students together.
Special Education Students Deserve More Representation and Awareness
In order to vote in Indiana, a person must be a citizen of the United States and be 18 years old by the day of the election. Furthermore, the voter must live in the precinct for 30 or more days and not be imprisoned due to a criminal conviction.
Everyone Is A Future Leader
Onward only grossed a total of $103-142 million world-wide because of box offices while its budget was around $175-200 million.
Is Social Media Changing The Film Industry?
The Berry Cast S2E2: Berry Interviews (with Elijah Joshua Allen Bault & Kelsey Thomas)
The Berry Cast S2E2: Berry Interviews (with Elijah Joshua Allen Bault & Kelsey Thomas)
Magpie Archives S2E1
Magpie Archives S2E1
A Week In The Life S1E1 (with Ivy Padilla)
A Week In The Life S1E1 (with Ivy Padilla)
The Berry Cast S2E1: Berry Interviews (With Berry Principal Mr. Jones)
The Berry Cast S2E1: Berry Interviews (With Berry Principal Mr. Jones)
Creeps Podcast S1E1
Creeps Podcast S1E1
Berry Broadcast Presents Homecoming Week
Berry Broadcast Presents Homecoming Week
2022 LHS Welcome Back Video
2022 LHS Welcome Back Video
Berry Take Two: 2022 Retro Welcome Back Video for Logansport High School
Berry Take Two: 2022 Retro “Welcome Back” Video for Logansport High School

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LHS Magpie Archives
September 30, 1927 Issue

In November 1895, the first high school newspaper, a monthly publication called The Echo, made its debut. Harry McSheehy was editor-in-chief. The paper was discontinued after six issues. In 1905, the Red and Black appeared and was published until 1920. The paper was the forerunner of the school annual, The Tattler, published first in 1907. The paper was renamed The Magpie in 1920. Almost 100 years later, in 2021, LHS Magpie is now an all-digital publication thanks to the 2020-2021 staff, especially Lesley Alcala, Ethan Hopper, and Sam Dexter.

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