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This year, as a junior, Emma Gleason was a finalist in the 100 Fly, finishing fifth in the state. Gleason has qualified for state all three years of her LHS swim career so far, earning All-State recognition her sophomore and junior years.

Emma Gleason: Free of Sugar, Full of Talent

Ella Marsden, Staff Member
February 8, 2019

Family Forces

Claire Salemi, Social Media Editor
December 13, 2018
The Wildcat Warehouse is open before school every morning in the main lobby. Their logo, featured on this sign hanging next to the Spirit Store, was designed by senior Brandon Fisher.

Student-run Wildcat Warehouse opens outside of Spirit Store

Charlotte Pulte, Staff Member
November 10, 2018
Freshman Dakota Lyons has verbally committed to Ohio State soccer to play attack.

Dakota Lyons commits to Ohio State University for soccer

Ella Marsden, Staff Member
October 19, 2018
State Congressional candidate Mary Edly-Allen (right) and Emily Harbin Watts, a friend who has helped with Edly-Allen’s campaign, discuss plans for Edly-Allen’s upcoming election.

Midterm elections upcoming in November

Claire Salemi, Social Media Editor
September 27, 2018
Felisa Umadhay, a senior, will be studying biochemistry at Lake Forest College. Umadhay has felt a calling to science from a young age because of her parents’ background in nursing.

The First Generation

Olivia Gauvin, Staff Writer
May 15, 2018
Students stood in silence for six minutes to honor the 17 lives lost in the shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The shooting lasted for an estimated six minutes.

LHS students participate in national school walkout

Maria Thames and Megan Fahey
March 14, 2018
One of the larger election signs in Libertyville is in support of Jeanne Ives, a Republican candidate for governor, which is located off of Brainerd Avenue, not too far from LHS.

LHS students to serve as election judges for primaries

Maggie Evers, Staff Member
March 5, 2018
Mr. Scott Schinto, P.E. teacher, fills out his voter registration form while having a laugh with the volunteers.

LHS runs a voter registration drive

Jacob Kemp, Staff Member
February 10, 2018
Many students have a lack of knowledge over current issues today. Teachers are the ones who have to explain the issues to further enhance the students’ current events knowledge.

(Current) Issues In Class

Mike Gasick, Sports Editor
November 18, 2013
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