Liza Armstrong, Online Editor
Liza started writing for the paper her freshman year in journalism class after some not so subtle hints from her eighth grade English teacher. After spending two years in the sports section, she decided to switch to online editor to get away from her biggest nightmare, InDesign. She writes pieces that span all sections of Harbinger, but will forever have a soft spot for sports. Even though the Harbinger consumes most of her life she spends the rest of it at DECA or in the spring, at the golf course. Her obsessions include college basketball (and despite the looks of this picture actively roots against Duke) and indie-pop. Currently she is thinking about pursuing a career in journalism or communications because Harbinger has not yet crushed her soul.
![[From front to back] senior Paul Probst and juniors Julia Farrell, Maeve Grandpre and Lucy McGlynn participate in a game of tug of war as a part of Day for Change. This year, more large group activities were added in order to create a more lasting impact on freshmen.](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/DSC_5854-900x600.jpg)
![Science teacher Elisa Drake created this frog costume for a faculty costume contest two years ago. Since then, she has added some organs. "I wanted a dissected frog because [biology] had done dissected frogs earlier [in the year]," Drake said.](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/IMG_0171-e1572645637616-900x675.jpg)
![“We saw it online as an easy two person costume and we just had to do it," said junior Emma Moore [left]. Moore matched with junior Simone Fiore [right].](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/IMG_0523-e1541102098213-900x675.jpeg)
