By Payton Jarzyna, Assistant Editor
June 3, 2019
Sophie Harris has been singing for her entire life, and has worked with vocal coach, Ms. Gottlieb, but was still nervous to perform in front of the small...
By Finley Williams, Assistant Editor
June 3, 2019
When Olivia Urangus returned to school after spring break, she was shocked to find Aspen had replaced Impact, Lane's former student information system;...
By Ela Messina, Reporter
June 3, 2019
From Muslim Club to Gay-Straight Alliance, the third annual Unity Club Concert brought together a wide array of clubs at Lane, each one sporting a poster...
May 29, 2019
Lane’s Local School Council (LSC) met on April 25 to discuss changes to the school and to its budget. The Debate Team was commended for their victory...
By Renato Arteaga, Editor-in-Chief
April 1, 2019
As Grace Aldrin walked into the room she noticed that all the judges had their eyes on her, and taking a deep breath, she started to talk. Aldrin, Div....
By Eitan Silver
April 1, 2019
Once a month, Brandon Sanchez walks into his Advisory room and is greeted by a class full of preoccupied juniors counting down the minutes until...
It is well after four o'clock and the sun has begun to set. Patricia McDonnell walks anxiously in the dark, her eyes scanning over every possible corner, checking for human-shaped shadows. Her hand clenches...
When alumni return to the school, one of the first questions they ask Ms. Nester, the go-to authority on Lane’s artwork, is when the artwork came to Lane. “When I tell them they were here the whole...
By Maggie Nielsen, Editor-in-Chief
Discarded worksheets and assignments, notebooks and folders, garbage cans full of trash collections a year in the making and an eerie silence fill the halls of Lane. After school has ended for the year,...
By Ella Dame, Assistant Editor
Surrounded by posters advertising the MyPlate values and the five food groups, students shuffle into the cafeteria. Upon entering, students are faced with a main meal option and fruits and vegetables,...
By Frank Rodriguez, Editor-In-Chief
When Abhishek Joshi first arrived at Lane as a freshman, he was very shy. It wasn’t until he joined various activities that he was able to become more outgoing. Now as a graduating senior and the newly...
Discarded worksheets and assignments, notebooks and folders, garbage cans full of trash collections a year in the making and an eerie silence fill the halls of Lane. After school has ended for the year,...
By Jackson Janes, News Editor
The bell rings as you pack your stuff up after finishing your last final of the year. Exiting out Door O, you are mentally and physically checked out, thankful that schoolwork is over until September....
By Emma Gallian, Assistant Editor
Growing up, being an identical twin was fun for Bonnie Kennedy. Dressing up in the same outfits and confusing family members and classmates was one of her fondest memories from her childhood. “My...
By Imani Fleming, Reporter
As Johanna Bozic sat in her AP Research class, discovering the big news at the same time as the rest of the school via email, she could not be more elated. Bozic, Div. 951, has an inventory of successes...
By Ryan Fairfield, Assistant Editor
Like all freshman, May Hyde was required to take Health. The classroom was not a comfortable environment for Hyde. The combination of feeling anxious and feeling like the only member of the LGBT community...
By Frank Rodriguez and Glory Lozada
The sun set amid roars of cheering and chanting on Wednesday, May 29, at Loyola Academy as Varsity Baseball was down to their final two outs against Glenbrook South in the IHSA sectional semifinals. Anthony...
By Glory Lozada
On late spring nights, fans gather their blankets and bundle up for the beginning of the season. Coming off a regional championship last year, the varsity baseball team received their second win by beating...
By Bradley Hills, Sports Editor
When he started playing lacrosse, Conor Farrell was far from the player he is today. “When I first started freshman year, I was terrible,” Farrell, Div. 982, said. “I couldn't even pick up the...
Upsets. Buzzer-beaters. “Cinderella” stories. Incredible come-from-behind wins. With over 97 million television viewers each year, March Madness provides it all, creating a national phenomenon that...
By Megan Evans and Daniela Ciesielski
Competing against tall, aggressive players was the norm for Jailene Famania during her first few years playing ultimate frisbee. Famania, Div. 050, who originally played with the boys’ frisbee team...
By Khalem Caldwell, Sports Editor
Balancing academics and athletics is something Will Heffernan has always had to do. Arriving home from hockey practice at 11 a.m. forces Heffernan to do most of his homework during car rides. Now, waking...
By Nicole Herzog, Editor-In-Chief
It was a blistering hot day in August — I was nine years old and my brother, Eli, was six. It was the perfect day to go to the beach, and all I wanted to do was go for a...
By Marilyn Muncy, News/Features Editor
A picture can capture a moment, one word can make a powerful statement and a single action can represent that person for a lifetime. These things can be for better or for...
In the light of a new election, we face the choice to pick someone new or keep things the same. From a high schooler’s perspective, one would run out of fingers and...
By Frank Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief
I opened my phone and read another email about an indefinitely removed staff member for the second time in a six-week period: A teacher was under investigation. I didn’t...
