Liberty High School Memoirs Chuck Zavos

Faith tells the story of her grandmother's death and the piercings that will forever keep her in her heart.

The December of 2006 was one of the worst winters I’ve ever had. On the day this event happened, it started out as any normal day. What I didn’t know was this moment would be in my mind for the next ten years clear as day, like the pages of a book.

Kenzie relates a story of a family trip to Disney World and how it helped her to appreciate them a little bit more.

I was scared to go so far from home without my mother. I then start experiencing things that made me comfortable to be on my own.The look of New York and how it functioned amazed me, and I came back home with New York being a memory I want to relive again, and a friend that helped change me.

In life, you can’t change the past, you can’t change what you did, but anyone can learn from his/her past and change what he/she does in the future. In the following memoir, “Totalled,” Brock describes the intense moment that brought him to that realization. An experience more intense and unlike any he has had before. In the end, it all led him to truly realize that not everything lasts as long as we may want or plan on it lasting.

I went to South Dakota during the summer and had one of the most life changing experiences of my life. Bridger South Dakota is where I went and it is listed as one of the top 5 poorest places in the United States. The Lakota people are one of the nicest people I’ve ever met in my life. I learned so much on this trip and this is my story over the experience I had.