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The Miss Oktoberfest contestants and Teen Miss girls pose for a picture with Grace Scott and Little Miss Cass County Quinn Scott. Grace Scott spoke to the girls about confidence.
Royalty On It’s Way
The Muelhausen softball field was used by Girls Softball by a lease with the city until 2013. Since then the field has rarely been used.
Logansport Welcomes New Dog Park
Running down the stairs, sophomore Reyna Hernandez rushes to get to her next class. If you’re ever late for a class, you need to go get a pass from the deans office in D133.
Attending Classes Is Now More Important Than Ever
The constuction and transformation of the Student Union was funded by Logansport Savings Bank.
The Transformation From the Library to the Student Union
Seniors spend the afternoon riding the bus to different schools during their grad walk.
Seniors Reflect During Their Grad Walk
LHS: A Video Tour
The language teachers at LHS striking a pose for a photo.
Q&A With Foreign Language Clubs: The Different Cultures At LHS
Standing in front of her class, English teacher Elizabeth Berlet tells students the plan for the day.
New Teacher Q&A: English Learning and Choral Fun
At the beginning of the year, clubs tend to hold call out meetings. This is an opportunity to recruit new members and discuss the upcoming year. Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) had their annual call out meeting where donuts and information was given out.
Involvement in High School
Sitting at his desk, Sgt. Travis Nolte gives a smile. Having a smile is key to his job at a school to always be approachable.
Saying ‘Hi’ to the New SRO
The Lady Berries huddle around Coach Long to receive constructive criticism on the previous set.
New Coaching Staff Takes Over LHS Volleyball Team
Preparing to kick the ball, junior Kiaranely Tomas-Sanchez aims her kick toward a teammate. Soccer players have to think before they kick, or else it will end up in the other teams possession.
Logansport Girls Soccer Hosts the Kokomo Wildkats
Members of the cross country team stand in front of the Pavilion during the Jacob Graff Memorial Invitational on Aug. 19th.
Logansport Cross Country Competes at Indiana Wesleyan University
During Tuesdays home match, Maeda Bradbury tees off on hole three. The Lady Berries went on to defeat Twin Lakes and Northwestern with a team score of 190.
Q&A With Sophomore Golfer Maeda Bradbury
Wearing bright safety vests and hard hats, the student section hollers at their first official home football game. At every home game, there is a theme for what to wear to the game. The theme of this specific game was construction.
How Strong is Your School Spirit?
Nicole Ingalls has had a lot of experience with art galleries. In her past, she has put up many different shows in different galleries.
Out With The Old, In With The New
This monkey is adorned with small glasses, a big red mouth, and a scarf accompanied by multiple other knitted and sewn works. English teacher Beth Myers has many handmade works for display inside the gallery. The average time it takes for knitted works to be completed averages around 20 working hours.
Teachers Showcase Their Artistic Talent
A G-Wing wall features artwork that represents different pieces of literature.
Art Is Everywhere
Inspired by seeing their friend lounge about, the creators of La Mamacita decided to pose her laying down. The 3D sculpture class used plastic, old fabric, and bottle caps in order to make these sculptures.
Newest Occupants of the Berry Patch
Snapchat is a social media platform that features the ability to chat with friends or an AI.
The Concerns About the Snapchat AI
Michael Oher seen as player 74 is seen in full gear, watching a game of golf
Blindsided
This cartoon is representing the growing disuse in Logansport High School.
A Distant Memory: School Lockers
Communication is a big role in most peoples lives it tends to keep confusion and less accidents to occur.
Importance of Communication Skills
Destruction
Destruction
Technology is an ever evolving thing thats not going away. Unfortunatly, with todays technological advances, technology has made its way into the classroom and taken over the way we learn.
Teaching with Technology
Artist Discography Breakdown S1E1
Artist Discography Breakdown S1E1
Reacting to Music
Reacting to Music
Reddit Discussions S1E4
Reddit Discussions S1E4
Once Upon a Berry: The Teachings of Yikester
Once Upon a Berry: The Teachings of Yikester
Olivia Rodrigo: Review and Whats New?
Olivia Rodrigo: Review and What’s New?
Season 15 Finale: The Senior Episode
Season 15 Finale: The Senior Episode
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part IV (5/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part IV (5/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part III (4/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part III (4/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part II (3/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part II (3/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part I (2/5)
Berry Broadcast Presents: Teacher Appreciation Week Music Quiz! Part I (2/5)

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Leaving a Legacy: Tim and Susan Cahalan Retiring

Gretchen Prifogle, Multimedia Editor
May 10, 2023
Paintings line the walls of the stairway to the upstairs of Black Dog. The upstairs is named Black Dog Studios and has spaces open for small businesses to operate out of.

Hidden Gems of Black Dog

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
April 17, 2023
While standing in line waiting to buy his ticket to Los Angeles, private investigator Owen Stacy, played by eighth grader Cooper Prifogle, is annoyed by the sound of Nelson Henry’s tapping, played by eighth grader Chris Knapp. Their relationship on stage is very comical in that Nelson is a very easy-going musician, and Owen is an uptight investigator who is annoyed by Nelson not caring about the murders as much as he should.

Middle School Murders

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
March 2, 2023
Poking a cat at the birthday party, local radio personality Matthew Paul plays with Getty. Getty went home with a different family after the party. The Humane Society is the only animal shelter in Cass County and relies on donors and grants to keep going.

Celebrating Betty White with Cats

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
February 6, 2023
Showcasing pictures of Berry Buddies, Senior Maggie Halterman shows incoming freshmen how much fun they have in the club. Berry Buddies is a club that pairs students with special needs students and does all kinds of fun activities together. Some examples of what Berry Buddies have done are ring the bell for the Salvation Army, attend all kinds of games at the high school, and enjoy baking together.

Introducing the Class of 2027

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
January 23, 2023
A snowman ornament hangs from a branch on a colorful Christmas tree. According to oldworldchristmas.com, the tradition of decorating Christmas trees was intended to remember the birth of Jesus. Originally, trees were decorated with religious ornaments to honor the true meaning of Christmas.

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year Appears

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
December 22, 2022
Known for putting their all into their work, the Drama Club production of Mamma Mia! was no joke. While I was taking photos of the Mamma Mia! practices, I realized that some cast members were purposefully looking at my camera, Anaya-Serrano said. I was so glad I was able to get this photo because at least I did one person justice when it came down to eye contact they were giving.

Lay All Your Love on “Mamma Mia!”

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
November 18, 2022
Pumpkins are one of the most common symbols of fall. Families carve pumpkins and decorate their porches with them. This tradition began in the 19th century when the Irish discovered pumpkins and used them to ward off evil spirits.

Falling for Fall

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
November 4, 2022
This gravestone is leaning instead of standing straight up. Vandalism is a huge problem cemeteries face. Some people turn over and break headstones.

A Look Towards Logansport’s Past Through the Dead

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
October 26, 2022
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

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
September 30, 2022
After the seniors won the contest for who could scream the loudest, they run out on the basketball court to celebrate. One of the most excited seniors was Atticus Picardo. Picardo and all the other seniors screamed as loud as they could to celebrate Logansport High School.

Students Rally Their School Spirit

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
September 17, 2022
Bonus Pints is filled with unique decorations, ranging from keeping the original tin ceilings, to old window frames turned into artwork by various local artists such as Rayna Kollmar, Rowan Kollmar, Amy Werner, Brett Manning, Sienna Urbina and Molly Dunderman.

Pinball, Pretzels, and Pints (of Root Beer)

Gretchen Prifogle, Photo Editor
August 30, 2022
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