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School pictures to take place Thursday and Friday

Lexi Holding, WTV Staff Reporter
August 21, 2024
Cooper Ragle
Students who have not yet taken pictures for the 2022-2023 yearbook have one last chance. They can take pictures on Wednesday and Thursday before school, during advisory and after school.

Picture day is right around the corner, with a new teacher leading the school’s yearbook program. Starting Thursday and through Friday, Lifetouch will be taking pictures of students for their student ID and yearbook picture during English classes Thursday and Friday in the library. 

The Legacy yearbook program is being led by a new adviser this year to create the 2024-2025 yearbook

“I’m excited for yearbook, as this is my first time doing yearbook, so I’m kind of learning as I go, as the students,” yearbook adviser Andrew Lamas said. “I’m kind of leaning on my leadership team and kind of learning the system and learning the process of how to make and design a yearbook, and all the different things that go along with it. Photography, events, coverage, that kinda stuff.”

Alongside a new teacher, the yearbook department has added its annual installment of new students. 

“We do have a new teacher teaching yearbook, and we have a lot of new staff, which I’m really excited for,” senior Phoebe Atchley said. “Everyone is very creative and talented and hardworking, and so I’m so super excited to go into this year, into yearbook, and see where everyone takes us, and see this book come out into a product. Because it’s gonna be really awesome.” 

 

To order a yearbook, visit the following website: Liberty Jostens Yearbook.

 

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Lexi Holding
Lexi Holding, Producer
Lexi is a junior in her third year of Wingspan, and entering her first year as a Wingspan producer. She is in theatre, as Vice President of the Liberty Troupe this year, and NHS. Lexi likes to thrift, spend time with her friends, and draw. She can’t wait to create content for Wingspan this year!!
Cooper Ragle
Cooper Ragle, WTV Executive Producer
Cooper Ragle is a senior who is in his fourth year of Wingspan with this being his second year as Executive Producer. He enjoys storytelling, editing, videography, and photography (hobbies that all spawned from childhood YouTube dreams). When not in Wingspan, Cooper is the Media Producer for the Liberty football team and he participates in other programs such as Student Council, NHS, theatre, and Philosophy Club as the Vice President. Off-campus Cooper participates in the West Frisco chapter of YMSL as the Vice President and he is the recipient of The President’s Volunteer Service Award on a silver and gold level, holding over 300 service hours in his high school career. He hopes you all have a great day.