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October 25, 2013 Volume 80, Issue 3 Follow us on Twitter @LCTigerTales ! Juniors Take It Home With The Win! Inside this issue: By: Rachel Winterfeld Hot or Not 2 This year's annual Powder Puff game was held at the football field at 6:00 pm on October 11. The beginning of the first games Mystery Person 3 started a little after 6:00 when all teams were ready to fight. On Sports 4 one side of the field, the freshmen and seniors battled for the win, the seniors won that game like champs. On the other side of the Opinion Column 5 field, the sophomores and juniors battled to see Couples Corner 6 who played the seniors for the next game and push- Senior Spotlight 7-9 ing through, the juniors won. The next games were played after a short inter- mission with freshmen vs. sophomores and juniors COUNTDOWN vs. seniors for the championship. The junior/senior By: Katie Gilson game was all tied up 6-6 with a little under a minute to go and the juniors scored another touchdown. Sadly, it was over for the seniors. First place went to juniors, seniors placed second, sophomores received third place and freshmen took 9 Days– Daylight Savings Time fourth place while keeping their heads up, hopeful for the next 11 Days– Election Day years to come. 14 Days– No School Tiger Tales would like to thank the high school students who 17 Days– Veterans Day coached, some of the football team coaches for refereeing, the football moms for running the show this year, and everyone who 19 Days– 2 Hour Delay played in the games. Hope to see you all next year, and may the 34 Days– Thanksgiving odds be ever in your favor! 61 Days– Christmas Page 2 Tiger Tales HAWT OR NAWT April/May Calendar By: Alexa Polsdorfer Would You Rather HAWT: By: Hannah Barrett and Alexa Polsdorfer Apple Cider Pumpkin Spice Latte Would you rather be totally forgotten or hatefully remem- FFA Fruit Sale bered? Pumpkin 28 people would rather be totally forgotten NAWT: Carving 10 people said they would rather be hatefully remembered. Prank Calling Cat Wang App Jarren Altman: “I would rather be hatefully remembered be- cause I don’t want to be a nobody” Michigan Shaina Baldwin: “I would rather be hatefully remembered Wearing Gray on Gray because I don’t care what people say” Jean Shorts With Leggings Vicky Scarberry: “ I would rather be hatefully remembered because haters are my motivators” Mrs. Tejkl: “I would rather be totally forgotten because it would bother me to be remembered in a negative way" High School Choir Concert Tiger of the Week By: Gaby Hawkins On October 29th at 7:30, the High School Women’s By: Brittany Atkinson and Andrea Weirauch Choir and Chamber Choir will be performing their first con- cert of the year along with a couple of selections sung by the middle school choir. The concert theme is Disney in honor This week’s Tiger of the Week is Kelsea of the Disney trip that will take place this coming May for all Rohrs. At the Edgerton invite, catastrophe struck. students involved in the music programs. Kelsea was just settling into the race at about the The Women’s Choir selections are: one-mile mark when some evil competitor stepped Unwritten By: Natasha Bedingfield on her shoe and disengaged the shoe from her foot. Refusing to go back, she soared forward to a solid Reflection From: Disney’s Milan finish! Kels finished with a new PR of the season and Kiss the Girl From: Disney’s The Little Mermaid with a new bad to the bone reputation. Rawr on Rohrs! The Chamber Choir selections are: Trashin’ the Camp From: Disney’s Tarzan A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes From: Dis ney’s Cinderella Under The Sea From: Disney’s The Little Mermaid Don’t Stop Believin’ Featured in: The Twentieth Century Fox Television Series Glee Many feel good Disney favorites will be performed and everyone is welcome to attend; there is no admission fee. Come and be taken back to a time where the impossible was possible and with dreams and determination, anything could happen. Page 3 Mystery Person This Day in History By: Sarah Yaney By: Kennedy Wood 1955 - Tappan sells 1st microwave oven He/She is a Junior His/Her vehicle color is white 1960 - 1st electronic wrist watch placed on sale, NYC His/Her eye color is hazel 1984 - Hepatitis virus is discovered His/Her hair color is brown His/Her height is 5’11’’ 1984 - Katy Perry [Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson], pop He/She has 3 siblings singer born His/Her favorite sport is baseball 2001 - Windows XP first became available *come to Sarah Yaney if you know who this 2012 - Hurricane Sandy makes landfall in Cuba and person is! Haiti killing 65 people and causing over $80 million in damage Inappropriate Dancing is No Longer School Appropriate By: Andrea Weirauch and Sarah Yaney School dances at Liberty Center High School have changed forever. “Grinding”, “Twerking”, and or inappropriate physical contact while dancing will no longer be tolerated at Liberty Center High School. These rules were added to the handbook at the beginning of the school year and every student signed a paper agreeing that they had read the rules and under- stood them. The handbook states: “For grades 7 through 12, all school rules and code of conduct are in force during all dances. Students must face their partner when dancing and inappropriate dancing will not be tolerated. Students will be warned the first time and be asked to leave the sec- ond time. Parents will be called when a student is being asked to leave the dance for inappropri- ate dancing. The dress code is in force during all dances.” As we all know, this was a big controversy this year at our homecoming dance. In lieu of all of our actions, this behavior should not take place at a school event because what if people in the community came in and saw that? What would they think of that behavior? Our dances are school affiliated and therefore school behavior should still be carried out and respected. Page 4 Tiger Tales Sports Volleyball Football By: Andrea Weirauch Tigers Take A Win Over The Red Devils And A Hard Loss To The Bryan Bears The Lady Tigers traveled to Stryker on Saturday, October 5 and took on the Lady Panthers from Stryker and By: Alexa Polsdorfer the Lady Pilots of Ayersville. The Lady Tigers took on the La- dy Panthers first and lost, 23-25, and 16-25. They then took on The wrap up for the seventh week for the Tigers was a good the Lady Pilots falling in two games12-25, and 10-25. game. The Tigers took on the Red Devils from Arlington with the The Lady Tigers from LC hosted the Lady Tigers final score of 28-23. The Tigers kept the Devils on their toes from Holgate on senior night on Monday, October 7 the Lady throughout the game. The ending of the game was a nail-biter Tigers of Liberty Center fell to the Tigers of Holgate in five but the Tigers pulled through. Anthony Righi, Henry Elling, Levi matches, 25-20, 25-15, 16-25, 16-25, and 8-15. Frysinger, Jordan Smith, and Kaleb Pohlman led the Tiger offen- The Lady Tigers took on the Tinora Rams on Tues- sive. And Logan Smith led the Tigers in solo tackles. day, October 16 in their sectional match. The Lady Tigers lost Week 8 of Tiger football has just passed. And the Tigers to the Lady Rams 20-25, 10-25, and 23-25. This concludes the took the loss when they traveled to Bryan. The Tigers were able volleyball season. to keep up, up to the half, and then started to lose it in the third. Good season ladies, and to my seniors: you guys On the offensive side for the Tigers, Anthony Righi,Henry Elling, were the best seniors I could ask for. I hope nothing but the Kaleb Pohlman, and Jordan Smith led the Tigers in rushing yards. best for you ladies! Love Dre On the defensive side, Konnor Pohlman, Nick Demaline, and Levi Frysinger led the team in blocks. The Tigers played very tough and will be facing the Delta Panthers in week 9 for senior night! Soccer Cross Country Liberty Center Boys Soccer Liberty Center Cross Country By: Hunter Carnahan By:Brittany Atkinson The Liberty Center Boys Soccer team had an amazing Last weekend the Tigers ran their NWOAL meet at Ever- year. They ended in the sectional finals against Van Bu- green High School. The boys had a solid second place finish beat- ing out Wauseon to become League Runner-Up. The Tigers were ren after a really cold and soggy 1-0 loss. They ended led by Colin Burns, Cameron Weaks, Vince Pinson, Kyle Nash, their season at 9-8 with a NWOHSSL League title. The and Matt Baker. The Lady Tigers had a disappointing finish, losing seniors were asked to play in an “All-Star” game hosted by three points the Wauseon Indians to become the NWOAL Run- ner-Ups.The Tigers were led by Brittany Atkinson, Olivia Kundo, at Liberty Center Tiger Stadium on November 2. It has Paige Chamberlain, Jenna Vollmar, and Emma Babcock. seniors from Liberty Center, Waite, Bowsher, Cardinal The next week the Tigers came back to claim both District Ti- Stritch, Whitmer, and Otsego. So come out and support tles.