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September 27, 2013 Volume 80, Issue 1 Follow us on Twitter @LCTigerTales ! Here is your 2013-2014 Tiger Tales Staff: Hi people of Liberty Center! My name is Rachel Diane Winterfeld and I am a senior this year. I am a varsity player for the Tiger Tales staff this year. This year I’ll mainly be writing the “Recent News of LC”, “Single’s Corner”, “Spanish Club”, and “Student Concerns” articles. I am also the designated photographer of the paper. Stay tuned for more issues, and follow us on twitter (@LCTigerTales)! Keep a lookout in Sin- gle’s Corner, maybe your perfect future significant other will be featured in an issue! ;) Hello my name is Hunter Carnahan; I am on varsity for soccer, wrestling, and now Tiger Tales! I have wanted to do something in journalism for a long time now. One of Inside this issue: my hobbies includes collecting different shoes like normal shoes, wrestling shoes, and even soccer cleats. I have received state recognition in both free style wrestling and Hot or Not 2 indoor soccer. I have been a Liberty Center Tiger all my life and I plan on keeping it that way. I have also been told that I am a really good dancer. Like, I should be on a TV show Mystery Person 3 just for my dancing. Sports 4-5 Hey everyone! I’m Alexa Polsdorfer! I’m a senior this year. As well as being on the 2013-14 Tiger Tales Staff, I play volleyball, and am a football and basketball cheer- Singles Corner 7 leader. Throughout each issue you will see that I write “HAWT OR NAWT”, “Football”, Couples Corner 7 and Is that weird” with my co-writer THE Hannah Barrett. In your spare time go follow @LcTigerTales on Twitter! Where you can see our tiger of the week and all our issue Senior Spotlight 8-9 dates! Hello! My name is Kennedy Wood and I’m back for yet another lovely year in Tiger Tales. I’m a fellow varsity Tiger Tales player with Rachel Winterfeld and Katie Gil- COUNTDOWN son. I enjoy reading, driving my super fast car, cuddling with my cats, and spending the free time that I have away from homework with my friends. Some favorite things of mine By: Katie Gilson include the color pink, pancakes, the movie “Stepbrothers”, and the show “Spongebob Squarepants.” It’s good to be back writing amazing articles with my Tiger Tales team. Hi everyone! My name is Hannah Barrett, and I have the joy of being a part of 7 Days– Homecoming Game the Tiger Tales staff this year! I am a senior, and I’m in football, basketball, and competi- 8 Days– Homecoming Dance tion cheerleading! I will be writing the “Cheerleading”, “Burning Questions”, and “Is that weird?” with THEE Alexa Polsdorfer. I am also the assistant photographer. Keep a 15 Days– Powderpuff Game look out for our issues, and follow us on Twitter @LCTigerTales!:) 21 Days– No School Hello, my name is Gaby Hawkins and I am a senior this year playing JV in Tiger 28 Days– End of First Nine Weeks Tales! I love to read, write, act on stage, sing Disney music, and cruise around in my ’81 Chevy Malibu. My favorite things include watching movies, unintentionally making peo- 39 Days– Election Day ple laugh, and when I’m in the right kind of mood, spread some sunshine. You will most likely find me reading cheesy novels, listening to odd music on my Pandora playlist, and chewing my gum rapidly in concentration. I also have a weird obsession with buying and wearing vintage or vintage looking clothing from thrift shops and have a color of lipstick for every day of the week. Some say I’m hipster, I just say I’m a trend setter. Page 2 Tiger Tales Here is your 2013-2014 Tiger Tales Staff: Senior Spotlight Hey everyone! My name is Katie Gilson and I am a returning letterman from the Tiger Tales staff! I play volleyball, basketball, and softball. You’ll see my work in the countdown and calendar. However, as Head Tiger most of my work is on the layout of this lovely newspaper. It just happens to be our school’s best! Be sure to follow us on Twitter and read all of our issues off of the school’s webpage! Brittany Atkinson, that’s all you need to know. My name is Andrea Weirauch, but you already know that. I’m on the volley- ball, basketball, and track teams. This is my first year in Tiger Tales and my articles are; “The Debate column”, Tiger of the Week”, and “Volleyball”. Follow us on Twitter @LCTigerTales and Good Luck to all the fall sports teams! Go Tigers!! Hi! My name is Sarah Yaney and I am a junior this year at Liberty Center High School. I play volleyball and run track. This is my first year on the Tiger Tales staff and my articles are debate column, golf, and mystery person. So be mysterious and growl on! Calendar By: Katie Gilson Friday, October 4: Burning Questions Homecoming Game w/ Swanton– 7PM Saturday, October 5: By: Hannah Barrett JV Football @ Swanton– 10AM This issue’s question was what is your biggest pet peeve? Vars Girls Soccer w/ Northwood– 10AM Below are the responses of some Liberty Center students: Vars/JV Volleyball @ Stryker w/ Ayersville– 9AM Allison Righi: When people chew with their mouth open HS XC @ Fostoria– 9AM Allison Crawford: When people walk slowly in the hallways Vars Boys Soccer @ Otsego– 11AM Lexi Davis: When people act dumb for attention Jordan Smith: When people ignore me Homecoming Dance– 8:30PM Katherine Bell: When people interrupt me Monday, October 7: Jared Dishop: When my toast is burnt Vars/JV Volleyball w/ Holgate– 5:30PM Vicky Scarberry: When people retweet or favorite the LC battles page on Twitter FR Football w/ Swanton– 4:30PM Hunter Carnahan: When the flash of someone’s camera blinds JV Girls Soccer w/ Evergreen– 5PM you while taking a picture Alexa Polsdorfer: When people come over and don’t clean Tuesday, October 8: up their mess JV Boys Soccer @ Archbold– 5PM Vars Boys Soccer @ Archbold– 7PM Thursday, October 10: Vars Girls Soccer w/ Archbold– 5PM Page 3 Tiger Tales April/May Calendar Human Interest Story HAWT OR NAWT Motocross for Life By: Alexa Polsdorfer By: Hunter Carnahan We’re going to talk about Hunter Carnahan and his HAWT: long past of motocross. Hunter used to race motocross with his older brother Steven Carnahan, an alumni from Liberty Center Being a SENIOR and Four County. Hunter started racing when he was about 4 Heelys years old, he knew how to ride a motorcycle before he could take his training wheels off his normal bike! Hunter went to nu- Loom bracelets NAWT: merous places around Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan while his Lava lamps Instagram videos brother went around the country racing including New York, Utah, and Florida. Hunter was sponsored by the time he was 7 Fantasy football by local motorcycle shops around the Toledo area. Steven raced until about the time he got out of high school to pursue his future Hello kitty job in electrical management. Hunter stopped racing about the Animal bracelets time of 7th and 8th grade for anonymous reasons. By the time Hunter was at his last race he was ranked 2nd in the state and Freshmen was in the top 50 for the country. Recent News of LC New Teachers By: Rachel Winterfeld You might have noticed a few new faces in the LC Wrestling Stars for Future teaching staff this year, that’s because there are 10 new By: Hunter Carnahan members of LC staff. Mrs. Kieffer is the new head nurse of This week our person with a creative interest is senior the school. Ms. Mericle is teaching high school English, Trey Armbrecht. Trey has a unique gift, he has been wrestling Mrs. Mott teaches high school math, Mrs. Stuckey teaches since he was a little kid and has been getting better and better high school and middle school science, Ms. Goble teaches every year. When he was in the middle of his 8th grade year, middle school social studies. Mrs. Ricker teaches in the Trey and part of his team went on into State Wrestling tourna- middle school. Mrs. Wesley, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Smith, and ment in middle school and had the honor of being a qualifier. Mrs. Wood are new elementary teachers this year. If you Then Trey has moved into high school where he has been a 3x see them in the hallways, make sure you give them a Sectional placer and has been a 2x District qualifier. He has also friendly smile and make them feel welcome! been in a special wrestling program in Toledo with three other Drug dogs will visit our school once a month, un- Liberty Center wrestlers called FoxFire wrestling announced. They have already been here once this year Camp/Program. This camp specializes in the other two forms of and something was found in a car in the parking lot. Stu- wrestling called freestyle and Greco Roman wrestling. They are dent lockdowns will take place while the dogs are in the often used in other countries because the United States uses the school. A.L.I.C.E. will be a common drill practiced regular- wrestling form called folk style. Trey plans on getting into a ly, similar to how it was practiced on Friday, September 27. four year college in computer tech unless he gets a scholarship in wrestling.
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