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The Patriot Press

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The Patriot Press

Cars and classic food

Cars and classic food

Ian Page, Staff Writer March 28, 2015

On March 1st local restaurant “XXX Root Beer” held their 3rd annual import cars meet. This meet up of car enthusiasts highlighted both the European and Japanese car scenes and resulted in a turnout...

Dedicated training

Dedicated training

Tyra Christopherson, Staff Writer March 28, 2015

Breathing hard, ponytail flying, junior Carlyn Schmidgall runs hard on her second day of practice for track and field. This year, the track team is comprised of over 100 athletes who compete in events...

Swoosh!  Hey, were number one!

Swoosh! Hey, we’re number one!

Sara Bluhm, Photography Editor March 28, 2015

Liberty’s Lady Patriots took to the court Saturday, February 24th against the Sammamish Totems and won 54-44. Pictured above the team poses while holding the 2A bracket and trophy with which they were...

A bloody good time

A bloody good time

Hannah Matson, Design Editor March 28, 2015

Forensics student Jade Stair (12) analyzes the results of a Kastle-Meyer test in the “Stained with Suspicion” lab on February 26.  The Kastle-Meyer test is a presumptive test used by forensic scientists...

And Mr Liberty is...

And Mr Liberty is…

Taylor Jackson, Sports Editor March 27, 2015

Pageants aren’t just for girls here at Liberty. The annual Mr. Liberty competition is now holding sign-ups for any senior boys who are interested. Contestants can show off their unique talents and skills...

Democracy in action

Democracy in action

Paige Hopkins, Staff Writer March 27, 2015

Sophomore Megan Eu pauses while speaking in front of in front of the Model U.N. Club during the club’s elections for next year’s officers. In the end, she was elected secretary; Sophomore Wyatt Waters...

Its actually a rain garden

It’s actually a rain garden

Lorrin Johnson, Feature Editor March 27, 2015

Remember the swampy mess outside of the English wing that once resembled an abandoned rice paddy? The area is actually Liberty’s new rain garden, and is quickly reaching completion. A permeable path...

A working work of art

A working work of art

Megan So, Staff Writer March 27, 2015

The Hammering Man in downtown Seattle, designed by Jonathan Borofsky, is one of many around the world. He is 48 feet high and can be viewed hard at work on University Street in front of the Seattle Art...

Talent show tales of success

Talent show tales of success

Kenadi Browne; Marthe Jatun, Staff Writer(s) March 26, 2015

The annual Talent Show just passed recently! ASB sophomores selected the most talented students at Liberty to perform Tuesday, March 3, at 7pm. “I’m looking forward to seeing all the amazing talent...

The return of the prodigal toner

The return of the prodigal toner

Jordan Carlson, Backpage Editor March 26, 2015

AP English and Journalism advisor Kris Daughters saves the efficiency of the Journalism staff. After a long and torturous month of low toner, the journalists were losing hope. But on February 24 Daughters...

Hands-on learning

Hands-on learning

Jocelyn Tierney, Entertainment Editor March 26, 2015

Sliding a bowling ball across the ice, Junior Alex Le pushes the ball to junior Jocelyn Tierney this last Monday, March 3. The physics classes are studying frictionless motion and got to walk to SnoKing...

Golfers prepare for upcoming season

Golfers prepare for upcoming season

Gabby Messina, Staff Writer March 26, 2015

Senior Christina Snow and sophomore Jada Woo prepare for the golf season at a pre-season practice at Newcastle Golf Course. While these practices are optional, many attend to keep their game on par during...

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