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The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink

The January 2022 Issue – Progress

January 13, 2022

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Cover Photo by Roqaya Elmenshawy, Cover Design by Kylie Skibitzki

Our third magazine of the year can now be viewed online here! Copies of this magazine will be available to students on January 13th. Extra copies can be found at the newsstands by the Main Entrance, Studio Theater Entrance, Auditorium Entrance, or Music Entrance.

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Libertyville feeder schools perform with LHS bands for the 48th annual Festival of Bands
Libertyville feeder schools perform with LHS bands for the 48th annual Festival of Bands
The November 2023 Issue: Roots
The November 2023 Issue: Roots
Superintendent Denise Herrmann answers a question posed by board member Ms. Sonal Kulkarni regarding the proposed operational calendar. Ms. Kulkarni voted against the calendar along with Ms. Cara Benjamin. The final vote was 4-2 in favor of the operational calendar.
D128 BOE votes to adopt new operational calendar
Senior Luka Nikolich (13) pushes himself past Mundelein senior Trey Thompson (14) as he makes a mad dash to the end zone. Nikolich and teammates sophomore Blaise LaVista (4) and junior Sam Seth (6) contributed to several successful runs during the game.
Football team shuts out Mundelein in spectacular homecoming game
Senior Cate Gordon, who was the only orange team player to score a touchdown, gets her flag pulled by senior Heather Gangi during the last quarter.
Senior girls bring the heat to the 2023 Powder Puff game
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  • Libertyville feeder schools perform with LHS bands for the 48th annual Festival of Bands

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    Libertyville feeder schools perform with LHS bands for the 48th annual Festival of Bands

  • The November 2023 Issue: Roots

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    The November 2023 Issue: Roots

  • Superintendent Denise Herrmann answers a question posed by board member Ms. Sonal Kulkarni regarding the proposed operational calendar. Ms. Kulkarni voted against the calendar along with Ms. Cara Benjamin. The final vote was 4-2 in favor of the operational calendar.

    Libertyville/Local

    D128 BOE votes to adopt new operational calendar

  • Senior Luka Nikolich (13) pushes himself past Mundelein senior Trey Thompson (14) as he makes a mad dash to the end zone. Nikolich and teammates sophomore Blaise LaVista (4) and junior Sam Seth (6) contributed to several successful runs during the game.

    Fall

    Football team shuts out Mundelein in spectacular homecoming game

  • Senior Cate Gordon, who was the only orange team player to score a touchdown, gets her flag pulled by senior Heather Gangi during the last quarter.

    Libertyville/Local

    Senior girls bring the heat to the 2023 Powder Puff game

  • The October 2023 Issue: Elevate

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    The October 2023 Issue: Elevate

  • With three miles of course ahead, including a grueling hill-climbing finish, the boys cross country team shoots off the starting line to begin their journey on the Adler Park course – the team’s home turf. Such runners as senior Jack Barry take the starting steps in stride to secure strong finishes.

    Fall

    Girls and boys cross country perform well during quadrangular home meet

  • Some members of the Latin American Student Association (LASO) add hand prints with different Latin American countries and designs to Milwalky Taco’s dining entrance window.

    Libertyville/Local

    2023 “Sweet Homecoming Chicago” festivities begin

  • At the D128 Board of Education meeting on Sept. 23, 2023, 23 D128 students, parents, and community members expressed concerns over potential changes to the school calendar that would impact the celebration of religious holidays during the public comment portion that lasted over an hour.

    Libertyville/Local

    Students and parents express concerns about new school calendar at BOE meeting

  • Junior Josh Holst (9) runs the ball down the field with Lake Forest juniors Jack Walsh (42) and Aedan Cassidy (46) hot on his heels. Holst, also a baseball player, had a phenomenal run for the Wildcats in the first quarter.

    Fall

    Football team gives it their all against Lake Forest Scouts

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The January 2022 Issue – Progress