Drops of Ink – The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Students walk to Carmel before first football game

September 12, 2019 • No Comments

May 16, 2019 • No Comments

Libertyville High School is working to eliminate certain building-wide issues that have arisen recently, such as the presence of asbestos and lead paint, as well as update...

Officer Racic promoted to Sergeant; Officer Kincaid named next LHS SRO

Maggie Burnett, Editor-in-Chief

May 13, 2019 • No Comments

School Resource Officer (SRO) Dusan Racic was promoted to Sergeant within the Libertyville Police Department in February, meaning he will be leaving his position at Libertyville...

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Opinion

The Final Cut: Shrek!

Andrew Benoit, Opinion Editor

September 19, 2019 • No Comments

Welcome to The Final Cut, Drops of Ink's movie podcast! Your host is Andrew Benoit, and this episode's co-host is Jazzy. For our first episode, we did a deep dive into...

Staff Ed: What does the Future Hold? May 16, 2019
DOI’s Declassified School Survival Guide May 16, 2019

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Sports

Girls soccer defeats Vernon Hills on senior night

Moira Duffy, Staff Member

May 19, 2019 • No Comments

The Libertyville girls soccer team faced off against Vernon Hills for senior night on Friday, May 3, beating the Cougars by a final score of 5-1. The Wildcats dominated through...

Recent Sports Stories

Girls softball team wins the NSC title in a 3-1 game against Zion May 17, 2019

Stick It: The success of boys gymnastics May 16, 2019

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Features

It’s Easy as XYZ: a walkthrough of the four generational archetypes

Jacob Kemp, Features Editor
May 16, 2019

According to Generations, a book written by two of the world’s leading generational theorists, Neil Howe and William Strauss, there are four generational archetypes that repeat cyclically throughout...

Stick It: The success of boys gymnastics

Charlotte Pulte and Savanna Winiecki
May 16, 2019

Before entering the gymnastics gym, echoes of cheering fans, teammates and coaches are heard roaming down the hall. Chalk coats the entirety of the mats, as well as the gymnasts’ hands, arms and...

Retiring teachers of LHS: their pasts and their futures

George Hayek, staff member
May 16, 2019

At the end of this school year, three teachers will be retiring from the full-time staff at LHS: Mrs. Cheryl Monken and Mr. Ron Russ from the physical welfare department and Ms. Amy Holtsford from the...

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