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WINGSPAN
The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN
The student news site of Liberty High School in Frisco, Texas

WINGSPAN
Natalie Marshall

Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter

Natalie Marshall is a sophomore in her first year with Wingspan. On campus, she participates in band and plays flute. In her free time she likes to play and listen to music, play Dungeons and Dragons (DnD), read, and spend time with her friends.

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On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: potato, potahto

Christina Huang, Natalie Marshall, and Nidhi Thomas
November 19, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: hot chocolate

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
November 12, 2024
Freshman Dhitika Dubey introduces incoming freshman Madeline Cowley to marching band.

Band shows support for director’s late father

Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter
November 8, 2024
Freshman Emma George smiles in hopes for a great half time show and football game.

The band is ready to carry on the legacy to the incoming freshmen as they give them a taste of what high school marching band is like.

Hinajosa-Santi's father passed away from Colon Cancer and the band now where blue-ribbon pins to show support.

On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: Coraline pancakes

Nidhi Thomas, Christina Huang, and Natalie Marshall
October 31, 2024
Seniors seek recommendation letters from teachers or professionals who know them well, highlighting traits beyond academics.

Seniors gear up for college through recommendation letters

Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter
October 30, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: chocolate pretzel spider webs

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
October 29, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: tortilla pizza

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
October 22, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: we ate…brownie mug cake

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
October 15, 2024
Mary Katherine Sacil has been on the Liberty Color Guard for three years and has risen to the rank of captain.

Artistic Expressions: Mary Katherine Sacil

Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter
October 9, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: s’mores dip

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
October 8, 2024
It can get crowded from time to time in the stands as the band maneuver their instruments.

The pressure is on for the Redhawks as the football team race against the clock for another touchdown to offset the opposing team. The band passionately cheers them on as they swing their instruments from side to side.

For sophomore flute player Natalie Marshall, football games consist of cheering on the Redhawks from the stands and creating a rowdy, loud environment.

On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: French toast

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
October 1, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: banana mug cakes

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
September 24, 2024
On this weekly podcast Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall talk all things cooking. Music Credit: Tea For You by Wohkeret Website: https://uppbeat.io/track/wohkeret/tea-for-you

What’s In the Microwave: mac and cheese fail

Christina Huang, Nidhi Thomas, and Natalie Marshall
September 17, 2024
Former Redhawks didn't stop performing just because they graduated high school. Three former Redhawks, Josh Graves, Caroline Wolfe, and Isabelle Raade are participating in prestigious DCI drum corps.

Going beyond The Nest, former Redhawk band students continue with DCI

Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter
September 16, 2024
With the rising heat and humidity, Frisco residents are seeing a greater amount fo mosquitos and positives for the West Nile virus.

Local governments help combat West Nile virus

Natalie Marshall, Staff Reporter
September 5, 2024
Although the 2023-24 school year doesn't end until Friday, underclassmen in band are already preparing for 2024-25 with visual camps that give younger students the chance to get ahead.

Visual camps help band prepare for 2024-25 season

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
May 17, 2024
Current Redhawks Associate Principal Brook Fesco was named as the new principal of Memorial High School at Monday's Frisco ISD Board of Trustees meeting.

[Photo] Redhawks AP named new principal of MHS

Joaquin Perez, WTV Producer
May 14, 2024
The class of 2024 top 10 has been announced with Jason Xie the valedictorian, and Balakrishna Ravulapalli the salutatorian.

[Photo] Top 10 announced

Wingspan Staff
May 9, 2024
Taking place in the cafeteria on Saturday from 2-4 p.m., Spring Swing features band members performing in small groups.

Band puts finishing touches on the year with Spring Swing

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
May 4, 2024
Three visual camps are being held in April by the Band Leadership Team which will teach incoming freshmen how to march and help older members can refresh their memory on the material.

Band visual camp seeks to welcome incoming freshman

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributer
April 30, 2024
The conversation around banning TikTok started when Gov. Greg Abbott banned Texas government entities from using TikTok. Now, the U.S. House of Representatives is seeking to completely ban TikTok.

Time’s ticking, will the U.S. ban TikTok nationwide?

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
April 25, 2024
From the Ford Center, to Kuykendall Stadium, band director Jamie Weaver has led the Redhawks through countless shows at dozes of stadiums. Now after 30 years of teaching, Weaver is retiring at the end of the 2023-24 school year. “I can only hope I have had any impact,” Weaver said. “I think teaching is more archaeology and less gardening: we only help students discover what’s already buried somewhere inside themselves, most of the planting and nurturing comes from home and upbringing.”

Marching forward to a new endeavor

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
April 23, 2024
Through designing various clothing, junior Regina Castro has expressed her passion for fashion design.

Junior expresses herself through fashion design

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
March 20, 2024
Wingspan’s Featured Athlete for 2/29 is tennis player, junior Anya Krishna.

Featured Athlete: Anya Krishna

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributer
February 29, 2024
Social studies teacher Kenneth Schiumo and his wife, Courtney Schiumo have the possibility of winning a free $70,000 dollar wedding with the help of the community. You can vote for them via the link below.

The Schiumos get a chance at a free $70,000 dollar wedding

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
February 9, 2024
Through the cozy atmosphere and variety of donuts available at John's Donuts 2, this local donut store brings a smile to customers' face.

‘Donut’ miss a warm welcome at John’s Donuts 2

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributer
January 29, 2024
With the wintertime often comes more sicknesses with viruses such as colds, flu, and COVID-19 spreading faster and more frequently. Many students are trying to stay healthy by sanitizing, wearing masks, and getting COVID and flu vaccines.

Along with winter comes sickness season

Natalie Marshall and Sarayu Bongale
January 10, 2024
The Angel Tree Program has given teachers the chance to 'adopt an angel.' Throughout November, teachers and their 2B class have had the chance to collect gifts for their angel.

Angel tree spreads joy through gifts

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
December 20, 2023
Generations of stories are shared through dance, something freshmen Suryadita Padmaraj takes part in. Padmaraj takes classes at the Nruthya Shakti Dance Academy, where she dives deeper into her heratige.

Learning through dance

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
November 29, 2023
Campus Connections takes a look at some of the newest staff members on campus.

Campus Connections: Angela Lewis

Natalie Marshall, Guest Contributor
October 16, 2023
Kris Allen

Angela Lewis

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