LHS guitar teacher Mr. David Ness and guitar students Thomas Power and Luke Christensen performed songs such as “Sweet Home Chicago” and “Johnny B. Goode” for Oak Grove students in the junior high cafeteria, where students enjoyed the performance and clapped their hands to the beat. Mr. Ness also talked with students about the blues as well as Jazz Appreciation Month. He discussed the many opportunities LHS offers for students who want to play guitar, such as the guitar classes, Guitar Club and the Jazz Band.
On Thursday, April 13, Oak Grove School held its Biannual Fine Arts Day, where students of all grades were able to see various art related attractions, featuring some LHS programs, as well as outside performances, to inspire students and inform them of the many opportunities available at LHS for participating in the arts.
![Mr. Abullh Ali, manager/assistant, helps open Queen Yemeni Coffee in downtown Libertyville at 606 North Milwaukee Ave. With the help of employees such as manager and LHS senior Yousef Taha, they are able to bring the Yemeni and Ethiopian culture to Libertyville by using their Queen spices, cinnamon and cardamom in their drinks such as Adani Chai, which is inspired by Sheda, the Queen of Yemen and Ethiopia. “The history of our coffee [is] a long history and we believe that Yemen and Ethiopia started the coffee and we are bringing something unique to the community,” Mr. Ali said.](https://www.lhsdoi.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Photo-1-1200x800.jpg)
