The student news publication of Libertyville High School

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The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink
The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink
Ellie George

Ellie George, Editor-in-Chief

Hi, my name is Ellie, and I’m a senior. This is my second year on staff. In school, I’m involved with Link Crew, being a wellness leader, and soccer. Out of school, I enjoy hanging out with friends, gardening, walking my dog.

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Masks do not define my political affiliation

Masks do not define my political affiliation

Ellie George, Editor-in-Chief
April 7, 2022
Sophomore Ally Humbert exhibits an incredible leap on the balance beam.

[Photo] Winter Sports Highlights and Recap

March 24, 2022
Working out is a great way to keep a healthy routine while still maintaining the “teen lifestyle”. The weight room is a fun,easy access way to start this lifestyle and continue to strengthen your body in off seasons.

Health Awareness is Rising, But at What Price?

Ellie George, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2022
Justin St Louis, a named plaintiff on the lawsuit, gave his view regarding the mask mandate. St Louis walked in without a face covering but was told to wear one by the BOE.

D128 Board of Education Community Meeting Focuses on Mask Mandate

Alex Clark, Jack Birmingham, and Ellie George
February 15, 2022
Senior Emaline Frey exhibits an incredible leap, which would eventually score her a 7.60, making her the winner of the balance beam event.

Girls Gymnastics Win Tri-Meet Wednesday, Dec 1 With Outstanding Performance

Ellie George, Editor-in-Chief
December 6, 2021
Keeping and Care of Succulents

Keeping and Care of Succulents

Ellie George, Editor-in-Chief
December 3, 2021
The Role of Being an Older Sister

The Role of Being an Older Sister

Ellie George, Editor in Chief
December 3, 2021
Pictured: Junior Felix Amyot

[Photo] Fall Sports Highlights and Recap

November 15, 2021
Its hard to learn that social media is negative because of all the happy things that are posted. But, there comes a time where you need to tune it out in order to take care of your mental health. This is hard to realize until you find yourself in a negative situations.

The Struggle of Valuing Yourself

Ellie George, Editor in Chief
October 14, 2021

Art in the Alley: Student art show held outside.

Ellie George, Staff Member
May 24, 2021
Seniors Ty Holzwarth and Lily Bruns started dating as Covid restrictions lessened in June. The pandemic has encouraged a mostly outdoors-based relationship, consisting of frisbee golf and hiking, since that was the safest way they could spend time together.

Teen romantic relationships difficult, but not impossible, to manage during pandemic

Ellie George, Staff Member
May 10, 2021
The cafeteria is open for eating for the first time in over a year, but with many restrictions. Students must sit at separate tables six feet apart and wear masks for the duration of their lunch period unless eating.

Lunch options change with full-day instruction

Ellie George, Staff Member
April 7, 2021

A Late Start to the Season: Boys Soccer Triumphs over Mundelein

Ellie George, Staff Member
March 19, 2021
Negative coaching experiences cause some student athletes to quit

Negative coaching experiences cause some student athletes to quit

Ellie George, Staff Member
March 18, 2021
The halls of LHS look different this year, as a two-way hallway system has been implemented to enforce social distancing.

One year later

Ellie George, Jasmine Lafita, and Liam Tucker
March 12, 2021
Tana Mongeau and James Charles issued apologies after attending parties during the Covid-19 pandemic, after coming under fire for their actions. Source: Instagram; coronavirus background from Wikimedia Commons

Influencers Should Better Use Their Influence

Ellie George, Staff Member
March 5, 2021
Gender Inequality is Plaguing the Classroom

Gender Inequality is Plaguing the Classroom

Ellie George and Ella Marsden
February 11, 2021
A group of about 35 LHS athletes marched from Cook Park to LHS, yelling chants such as “let us play” in hopes of drawing attention to their cause. Participants waved signs and flags during the march, catching the attention of passing cars.

“More than just a game”: Student athletes march for their season

Ellie George, Staff Member
January 28, 2021
Testing Positive: What Covid-19 has been like for some students

Testing Positive: What Covid-19 has been like for some students

Ellie George, Staff Member
December 16, 2020

Equity Club Begins, with Plans to Make Change

Ellie George, Staff Member
November 17, 2020
The Liberty Restaurant has drawn back many of their regular customers with abundant outdoor seating. They utilized their large parking lot to create this new space.

Local Businesses Struggle But Survive

Ellie George, Staff Member
October 21, 2020
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