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Jennifer Anaya-Serrano

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Content Creator

Junior Jennifer Anaya-Serrano has been a part of the Magpie staff since 2021, starting off as a photographer and bettering her way to become Photo Editor. In her free time, she enjoys gaming, reading, learning languages and listening to music.

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2 Lefts, 1 Right: Who Will Win the Presidential Election?

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Jackson Lythgoe, and Yoslen Santana
November 4, 2024

2 Lefts, 1 Right: Analyzing the Presidential Debate

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Jackson Lythgoe, and Yoslen Santana
October 7, 2024

2 Lefts, 1 Right: Addressing the Indiana Phone Bill

Yoslen Santana, Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, and Jackson Lythgoe
September 16, 2024
Taking a picture with their crowns, seniors Jake Fincher and Esther BienAiem pose for a photo.

Q&A: Crowning New Royalty

Reyna Hernandez, Social Media Editor
March 25, 2024
On his knees, math teacher Michael Grenard pulls Piper the Pig in for a smooch.

The Logansport FFA Celebrates Their Fourth Annual Kiss The Pig Competition

Veda Fagner, Content Creator
March 1, 2024
Further explaining the trials students faced to make these pieces and the planning that went into making the fashion show, art teacher Charmaine Griffith speaks to audience members. Principal Matt Jones, Assistant Principal Dr. Christy Diehl, and instructional coach Grace Scott listened intently as Griffith spoke.

Fabric Full of Personality

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Editor
December 20, 2023
During the Veterans Day Program, staff sergeant Bill Ellington shares the story of his late best friend and World War II Veteran, Jim Myers.

Local Veteran Honors Best Friend and Hero

Kylee Langley, Editor-in-Chief
December 15, 2023
Experimenting further with different types of photo-taking techniques, Charmaine Renee's Fiber Arts classes participate in making a cyanotype print. By coating a sheet of white fabric with a light-sensitive solution and placing objects on top of the fabric. Wherever the sun’s rays hit will turn blue, and the silhouette of the object will remain white.

Fiber Arts Class Takes on Historic Photography

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Editor
November 28, 2023
Sources: Vox, Counter Terrorism Guide, History on Maps, Jubilee, CrashCourse, Al J

Infographic: HAMAS and Israel and What Caused Their Conflict

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Editor
November 13, 2023
Bringing back a classic, senior Sam Fultz belts out Elvis Presley's "If I Can Dream." Holding every note, Fultz kept the emotion heard in the original song.

A Variety of Talents

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano and Sydney Vo
October 30, 2023
Loteria is a game held close by the Hispanic community. It resembles American Bingo, but instead of numbers, there are pictures, and instead of daubers, beans are used. Depending on where the game is played, the card reader can call out the title on the card or say a small poem. For example, for the “El Borracho (The Drunkard)” card, the saying is “A que borracho tan necio ya no lo puedo aguantar,” which translates to "That annoying drunkard that I cannot stand anymore."

Photo Gallery: Paying Homage to Hispanic Heritage

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Editor
October 4, 2023
Part of LHS U.S. History curriculum is the development of the first atomic bomb. U.S. History teacher Bryan Looker passionately teaches this subject every year.

Q&A: Looker’s Review of the Explosive ‘Oppenheimer’

Leah Alder, Managing Editor
October 3, 2023
Many Spanish-speaking artists are displayed in homage to Hispanic Heritage. Pioneers and big-named singers alike deserves recognition for their work.

Origins of Hispanic Music

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Editor
September 25, 2023
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

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Editor
September 1, 2023
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

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Assistant Photo Editior
May 25, 2023

Reacting to Music

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano and Jackson Lythgoe
May 23, 2023
The swing choir performs "Another Day of Sun" under the direction of Tim and Susan Cahalan.

New Choir Directors Continue a Legacy

Carissa Dawson, Podcast Editor
May 22, 2023
The Third studio album that Min Yoongi has released in the entirety of his 7 year career as Agust D. It won "This Week's Favorite Album" beating Grupo Fontera, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd, Future, and many more.

Album Review: D-DAY

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Photo Assistant Editor
April 27, 2023
English teacher Grace Scott sings angelically at Revolution Church. Scott created her band back in 2017. Her and the band members met through their church. They have been performing ever since.

Local Celebrity at LHS: Grace Scott

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano and Lily Newell
April 6, 2023
A small portion of the trinkets that the Advanced 3D Art class managed to gather for their final project sit on a table. Charmaine (Charlie) Griffith's class spends the entire year gathering interesting objects that appeal to all five senses.

Interesting Things

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Assistant Photo Editor
March 15, 2023
Deal or No Deal, Christopher Marty, played by junior Elijah Bault, picks from different briefcases holding various, priceless Logansport relics. The host, sophomore Ava Martin, explains the rules and prizes that are pulled out.

A Smorgasbord of Needed Laughter (SNL)

Jennifer Anaya-Serrano, Assistant Photo Editor
March 6, 2023
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