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The Hi-Life and Lions' Den
Because a democracy's longevity depends upon an educated, informed populace, the history of journalism is intricately intertwined with the history of the United States. The First Amendment to the Constitution attests to the importance assigned to freedom of the press by the authors of the Bill of Rights.
The 2009-2010 Hi-Life Staff: front row—Rachel Sanders and Kelsey Ricks (editors); back row—Caitlin Smith, Caitlyn Dunphy, Clay Brown, Isaac Ramirez, Kelton Ashcraft, and Autumn Ashcraft.
The 2009-2010 Lions’ Den Staff: front row—Krystin Sessions, Chelsea Springfield, Cyndee Moody, and Tracy Elder (editors); back row—Crystal Moody, Rebekah McCauley, Melanie Williams, Erin Head, Clay Brown, A’erial Butler, Jesse Partin, Aubrie Ellis, and Courtney Roquemore; not pictured Mac Norman and Hannah Leitner
The student press at Henderson High School includes The Hi-Life newspaper and Lions' Den yearbook. Both are members of the Interscholastic League Press Conference whose duties include judging and critiquing high school publications, and both have earned various citations from ILPC over the years, including the coveted Award of Distinguished Merit.
Student creators of the newspaper and yearbook are involved in one or more of the classes offered by the Henderson High School Journalism Department:
- Journalism I
- Advanced Journalism, Newspaper I, II, III
- Advanced Journalism, Yearbook I, II, III
- Desktop Publishing
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