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Caroline Scott

Hi, my name is Caroline, and I'm a junior. This is my first year on staff. In school, I'm in theater, interact, stageplayers, and RAK. Out of school, I enjoy playing guitar, spending time outside, and hanging out with friends.

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Standardized testing moves online

Standardized testing moves online

Caroline Scott, Copy Manager
May 19, 2023
The full cast of “Clue” pose for a picture at the end of their performance.

From board game to stage: LHS preforms Clue for their spring play

Jana Badawi and Caroline Scott
April 17, 2023
Students process out of the building at 9:30 a.m., gathering in the North Butler parking lot. According to Paige Regan, the goal was to “make a statement against gun violence but also to stand in solidarity with the victims of the school shooting in Nashville.” Local police and Principal Dr. Koulentes supervised the peaceful display protesting gun violence in schools.

Students engage in a peaceful walkout in solidarity of the school shooting in Nashville.

Jeffrey McLaren and Caroline Scott
April 11, 2023
Hugh Weathey fences against another epee fencer from an opponent school at Glenbrook South. Fencing tournaments happen every other weekend at various locations in the midwest.

Club Sports at LHS

Caroline Scott, Copy Manager
April 6, 2023
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[Photo] The Beauty of Children's Books

March 3, 2023
An example of a sports photo, courtesy of staff member Caroline Scott, that we took from the Girls Basketball game on Feb. 6, 2023. The photo was taken by a Canon 101 camera and was later published with the article on lhsdoi.com, our online newspaper.

[Photo] DOI: Behind The Scenes

March 3, 2023
Senior Emily Fisher (3) starts off the fourth quarter with a layup, carrying the Wildcats to a lead of 41-39.

LHS varsity girls basketball caps off exciting crosstown game with a win over the reigning state champs: the Carmel Corsairs

Grace Huber and Caroline Scott
February 8, 2023
The Wildcats come up on top with a victory of 50-47. “Theyve played better together,” Coach Pedersen reflected on the season. “Theyve learned each others tendencies, and the energy level in the second half today was just something that we wouldnt have been able to achieve earlier in November.”

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The LHS varsity dance team performs their state routine at halftime, showcasing their season’s hard work.

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Freshman Kaileigh Sullivan flies through the air at halftime, representing the LHS varsity cheer team who kept the energy going throughout the game.

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Junior Maddy Kopala (42) was a crucial part of the Wildcats’ turnaround in the second half with her strong defense against the Corsairs’ leading senior, Jordan Wood (13).

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Juniors Kate Rule (24) and Rachel Rule (32) race down the court as Rachel prepares her shot that would officially tie up the game for the first time. “I had full confidence in my team,” explained Kate. “We got down big early, but I knew we could always find a way to win and we did.”

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Juniors Talya Tillman (33) and Maddy Kopala (42) hold a strong defense against the Corsairs. Coach Pedersen explained how in the second half of the game “Kopala’s defense and amping up the pressure in the full court [were] really game changers.”

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Donated clothes are on display and ready for purchase at Plato’s Closet in Libertyville, a thrift store with a wide selection of used clothes.

Everything you need to know about thrifting

Caroline Scott, Copy Manager
January 13, 2023
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[Photo] We are the next lost generation.

January 13, 2023
“The inspiration for this piece was Mr. Gossell [shining] different lights [while we] would wear funky hats and other props,” Senior Marcie Wright, the artist, explained. She drew the piece based on the photos Gossell had taken.

[Photo] LHS art students present a showcase of work done throughout the semester

December 15, 2022
Art student sketches a randomly chosen observer of the show on the spot for another live exhibit presented. It gives the opportunity for students to “model” with a prop of their choice in order for them to experience the work the artists have put in.

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Intricate metal jewelry is created and displayed by students in the class with the guidance of teacher Julie Johnson.

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On Friday, Dec. 9th, the LHS art classes presented a pop-up showcase in the main gym. The display features all the art classes including Darkroom Photography, ceramics, jewelry making, painting classes, and more.

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This sculpture titled “Ike Wazowski” was created by Sophomore Jess Levine,who took inspiration from one of her favorite Disney characters “Mike Wazowski”. She created it by molding paper pulp into the shape and then, after drying, painting it and adding finishing details.

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Students show their crafting skills by creating bowls in front of a live audience. This display of pottery is one of the many “live” exhibits at the show.

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Jewelry was also sold at the art show, like these vivid necklaces created by Rishi Tipparti.

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Digital art print is displayed for sale, including this piece which was created by art teacher Mr. Gossell.

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Cooking Cats: Christmas Cookies

Cooking Cats: Christmas Cookies

Caroline Scott, Staff Member
December 2, 2022
Halloween Mad Libs

Halloween Mad Libs

Caroline Scott, Staff Member
October 28, 2022
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Milwalky Taco bristles with customers on a Thursday night in Sepember.

‘Lville Eats

Caroline Scott, Staff Member
September 23, 2022
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