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2024 Haunted Homecoming Parade

Addison Williams, Copy Editor
October 30, 2024
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Student Paths to Success
Backdrop at prom. At prom there was a balloon arch to take photos in front of, which people loved. Almost everyone at prom takes photos at the balloon arch to have memorable photos. “By the balloon arch, I took photos with all the exchange students, the photos turned out great,” senior Magali Molins said. Photo by Natalie Lona.
A Night on The Red Carpet Themed Prom
Senior Avery Rausch eyes the time to see how much time she has left to win the game. Avery, the only active playing senior, leads her team with passion and precision. “I’ve learned how to strategize when we're down and learn how to give everyone the courage to push point so we can win,” Avery said.
Bonding through Basketball
Counselor Dr. Chandler advises two students with enrollment process. While Dr. Chandler loves working as a counselor, he initially wanted to be a teacher. "I knew that I wanted to work in education from a super young age, because my mom was a teacher, and I remember helping her, like grade papers from time to time, and just help her with all sorts of school stuff."
Caring Counselors
Building Manager Weslie Harbit moves table along a hallway. While Mr. Harbit has worked as Building Manager for the last nine years, he first started only coming in as a "weekend person" before his promotion. "My main job is to maintain the forty-four acres that we sit on. I'm in charge of eighteen custodians. That's including myself
What Gets Left Behind
Collaborating. Sophomore Tristen Moore holds wood pieces together while freshman Gracelyn Fikki drills them together. They are building a cornhole set for their upcoming cornhole tournament. “We are drilling a hole through the leg and side of the cornhole board, where the screw will go in order to attach the leg,” Fikki said.
A Different Kind of Math
More in Photo Stories
Peace: Students at the LSHS Ice protest raise an American flag that displays a peace sign.
ICE Walkout
Cars drive by the protest on 291 Highway.
ICE Walkout Photo Story
Flip It: National French Honor Society students bake crêpes for their booth at the annual cultural festival.
A Taste of Culture
A Talent that Shines
A Talent that Shines
Big crowds. On October 18, 2025, many gathered at the No Kings protest. An estimated 1,000 people went to the protest on Chipman and Douglas street. “We are better together. It's amazing,” Doug Janess, 73, said. Photo by Addison Williams.
No Kings Protest Part 2
No Kings. Lee’s Summit held up posters for No Kings Day on October 18, 2025. The protest took place at Chipman and Douglas street. “Don’t lose hope,” Craig Callaghan, 51, said.
No Kings Protest
About the Contributor
Addison Williams
Addison Williams, Online Editor-in-Chief
Addy Williams is the Online Editor-in-Chief of Hi-Life News this year. Addy is a senior and this is her third year on staff. She looks forward to attending Mizzou for the next school year and double majoring in journalism and political science.