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Senior Karina Castillo graduated in the winter of 2022. Castillo had enough credits to get her diploma a semester early.

Graduating Early: An Uncommon Path through High School

Grace Huber
May 19, 2023
“It’s okay to not know what you want to do or not have all the answers at the age of 18 or 19” - Science teacher Megan Sharp

“Dig deep and persevere”: Overcoming life obstacles

May 19, 2023

Drowning in Debt: The Rising Cost of Tuition

Haiden Lui, Staff Member
May 19, 2023
Many students at LHS find autumn leaves beautiful. Finding beauty in the little things can start in your own backyard!

Appreciating beauty with a Lowercase “b”

Rishi Tipparti, Staff Member
December 2, 2022
The bike path lights, which have been installed at Old School Forest Preserve and Lakewood Forest Preserve, have received both positive and negative feedback from trailwalkers and the community. They currently activate during the winter months after sunset.

Star light, star bright, may solar lights guide your way tonight!

Marisa Tarica, Staff Member
March 7, 2022
Sophomore Kate Mitchell is an only child with two moms. Even though it may be seen as a strange, Mitchell sees her family just like any other.

Family is Family: Students with Varying Types of Households

Sarah Wuh, Opinions Editor
January 13, 2022
“It is eye opening when we all share our minds, values, and experiences with each other,” Abdelrahman conveyed. “That’s what LHS is really all about. Sharing everything we have to offer and what we bring to the table. It makes us ten times stronger as a community. I bring my experiences and values as a hijabi to the table- and everyone else has something they can bring to the table.” 

The Beauty of the Hijab

Sarah Wuh, Opinions Editor
December 3, 2021
Chloe Cashman, senior, showing off her “95% secondhand” wardrobe.

Fashion Forward: Style at LHS

Liv Martin, Staff Member
October 14, 2021
Seniors show their pride with Willy the Wildcat and swing the school’s flag. The first home football game theme was ‘orange out’, and every person was covered in orange to show their Wildcat spirit.

Revived and Raging: The Student Section

Sarah Wuh , Opinions Editor
October 14, 2021
Celia McDermott-Hinman is taking a gap year before attending the University of Michigan in 2022. During the fall and winter, she will be on a boat with 23 other students, helping with maintenance and taking marine biology and oceanography classes. For the rest of next school year, she will be staying in Germany with a host family while attending a German high school.

Taking the Paths Less Traveled

Sarah Wuh, Staff member
May 25, 2021
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