Kaneland Krier: Senior Supplement

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PHOTOS COURTESY OF KANELAND COMMUNITY

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Which political party do you most identify with?

Democrat 32.92%

The following information was compiled from senior English classes. 233 out of 302 seniors completed the survey. Please note that not every survey was completely finished.

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Have you ever cheated on a test before?

68.24%

YES

Neither 32.90%

Have you ever Juuled at school before?

Yes 27.04%

31.76%

NO

X

Have you had sex before?

Yes 48.93%

Republican 34.18%

No 51.07%

No 72.96%

How long did your longest romantic relationship last?

18.10% 21.57%

6-12 months

24.13%

1-2 years

Have you ever smoked weed?

Yes 46.35%

No 53.65%

Less than 6 months

10.77%

More than 2 years

25.43%

Never been in a romantic relationship

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What is your favorite subject?

Intro: For many students, summer highlights include hanging out with friends and memories of concerts. Each summer music festival grow more big with many activities to do and artists to see. Check out a wide-range of artist performs at North Coast, Country Thunder, Lollapalooza, while keeping in mind ticket prices and tips.

North Coast North Coast Music Festival is a collaboration of independent promoters in Chicago that takes place from Aug. 31 through Sept. 2.

Since 2010, its opening, the festival has kept growing. In 2018 North Coast, Three day tickets were sold out and single day tickets went fast.

Tickets also include general admission, VIP and single-day passes but payment plans are no longer available. Tickets can also be bought at the festival, and all ages can attend.

Merchandise is sold at the festival and lockers are available to secure your belongings. The festival takes place even if it rains, but visit the website for the most up-to-date information. Keep in mind that after leaving, there is no re-entry into the festival and you need a valid ID to get in.

“North Coast would be a better first festival to attend. There are not as many people and it doesn’t cover as much land as Lolla in the gigantic Grant Park,” junior Lynnea Njoya said.

North Coast has a wide selection of over 20 local vendors and a wide-range of performers. Last year’s lineup included artists like Juice WRLD, DJ Snake and Miguel.

“The environment of everyone just having fun, not judging each other and complete strangers giving you compliments left and right was a really awesome way to end the summer,” Njoya said.

Country Thunder Country Thunder takes place in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin from July 18 through the 21st at Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. Front gate hours include the following: Wednesday through Sunday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Festival bowl hours: Thursday 1:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday through Sunday: 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. Payment plans are allowed before May 18. Tickets can also be upgraded after purchase if you call or visit the information booth at the festival. Campsites are available to purchase, but that does not include admission to the festival. Campsites and reserved seats can be renewed each year, and one vehicle pass permits two vehicles. Food and retail vendors are available to purchase. Bring lots of extra clothes in case of mud and rain as weather does not typically stop the show. There are three shower trailer locations near the front gate that cost seven dollars.

“I regret not bringing more clothes for rainy weather and not enough shoes,” junior Emma Hockey said.

Campers should also have plenty of water, ice and sunscreen. Country Thunder’s website includes a variety of options to purchase, including extras such as glamping and camping packages. Four-day admission costs $160 dollars and single day general admission costs $75 dollars. Past performances include: Luke Bryan, Sam Hunt and Toby Keith. This years performances include Jake Owen, Tim McGraw and Luke Combs.

The best part about it was being in the sun and outside all day then going to the concert all night,” Hockey said.

Lollapalooza

Intro: For many students, summer highlights include hanging out with friends and memories of concerts. Each summer music festival grow more big with many activities to do and artists to see. Check out a wide-range of artist performs at North Coast, Country Thunder, Lollapalooza, while keeping in mind ticket prices and tips.

North Coast North Coast Music Festival is a collaboration of independent promoters in Chicago that takes place from Aug. 31 through Sept. 2.

Since 2010, its opening, the festival has kept growing. In 2018 North Coast, Three day tickets were sold out and single day tickets went fast.

Tickets also include general admission, VIP and single-day passes but payment plans are no longer available. Tickets can also be bought at the festival, and all ages can attend.

Merchandise is sold at the festival and lockers are available to secure your belongings. The festival takes place even if it rains, but visit the website for the most up-to-date information. Keep in mind that after leaving, there is no re-entry into the festival and you need a valid ID to get in.

“North Coast would be a better first festival to attend. There are not as many people and it doesn’t cover as much land as Lolla in the gigantic Grant Park,” junior Lynnea Njoya said.

North Coast has a wide selection of over 20 local vendors and a wide-range of performers. Last year’s lineup included artists like Juice WRLD, DJ Snake and Miguel.

“The environment of everyone just having fun, not judging each other and complete strangers giving you compliments left and right was a really awesome way to end the summer,” Njoya said.

Country Thunder Country Thunder takes place in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin from July 18 through the 21st at Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. Front gate hours include the following: Wednesday through Sunday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Festival bowl hours: Thursday 1:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday through Sunday: 1 p.m. to 2 a.m. Payment plans are allowed before May 18. Tickets can also be upgraded after purchase if you call or visit the information booth at the festival. Campsites are available to purchase, but that does not include admission to the festival. Campsites and reserved seats can be renewed each year, and one vehicle pass permits two vehicles. Food and retail vendors are available to purchase. Bring lots of extra clothes in case of mud and rain as weather does not typically stop the show. There are three shower trailer locations near the front gate that cost seven dollars.

“I regret not bringing more clothes for rainy weather and not enough shoes,” junior Emma Hockey said.

Campers should also have plenty of water, ice and sunscreen. Country Thunder’s website includes a variety of options to purchase, including extras such as glamping and camping packages. Four-day admission costs $160 dollars and single day general admission costs $75 dollars. Past performances include: Luke Bryan, Sam Hunt and Toby Keith. This years performances include Jake Owen, Tim McGraw and Luke Combs.

The best part about it was being in the sun and outside all day then going to the concert all night,” Hockey said.

Lollapalooza

Living in the Chicago area, you’ve probably heard of Lollapalooza (Lolla), a festival that takes place in the beginning of August at Grant Park. It takes place August 1-4: 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. each day.

The 2019 festival map is on the Lolla website and includes a vast amount of ticket options. 4-Day general admission tickets covers all four days of the festival and the entire lineup. Single day general admission covers for any day you pick. In addition, there are 4-Day Vip, platinum and insider tickets along with hotel packages. If a cancellation is to occur, tickets can only be refunded through certain ticket providers.

Lolla has great options for food, more than just a typical festival. They have a food court, Chow town and served Chicago restaurants are represented. There are over 170 plus bands with eight stages from all over. It’s a great opportunity to support local business, meet friends in the crowds and take pictures at cool photogenic spots.

“The best part about Lolla was being in the crowds and meeting all types of people. My favorite artist was Excision because HE OR THEY had the most energy and got the crowd dancing,” junior Oliva Lutter said.

Lolla also raises awareness for environmental issues, which include minimizing waste and lowering the carbon footprint. The festival provides trash, compost and recycling bins. They also have offer organic, locally served meal options and alternatives to plastic silverware. Lolla also provides free water at hydration stations through the park.

“I would suggest brining a hydro pack for water because it gets really hot throughout the day,” Lutter said.

Spring Awakening Spring Awakening is a major outdoor electronic festival held at Addams-Medill Park in Chicago from June 7th through 9th. This year, Steve Aoki, Zedd, DJ Snake and Martin Garrix are just a few artists on the 2019 lineup. The festival is starting to become more popular and expand with new location, space, stages and new things to do.

Festival goers can purchase tickets through SeeTickets.us. with options like General Admission and Vip. Food options are available at the festival, including parking but is expensive. However, there are free shuttles running from nearby Metra stops. Spring Awakening gives no refunds if bad weather occurs and no-entry back in. Some things to bring are camelback,

Living in the Chicago area, you’ve probably heard of Lollapalooza (Lolla), a festival that takes place in the beginning of August at Grant Park. It takes place August 1-4: 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. each day.

The 2019 festival map is on the Lolla website and includes a vast amount of ticket options. 4-Day general admission tickets covers all four days of the festival and the entire lineup. Single day general admission covers for any day you pick. In addition, there are 4-Day Vip, platinum and insider tickets along with hotel packages. If a cancellation is to occur, tickets can only be refunded through certain ticket providers.

Lolla has great options for food, more than just a typical festival. They have a food court, Chow town and served Chicago restaurants are represented. There are over 170 plus bands with eight stages from all over. It’s a great opportunity to support local business, meet friends in the crowds and take pictures at cool photogenic spots.

“The best part about Lolla was being in the crowds and meeting all types of people. My favorite artist was Excision because HE OR THEY had the most energy and got the crowd dancing,” junior Oliva Lutter said.

Lolla also raises awareness for environmental issues, which include minimizing waste and lowering the carbon footprint. The festival provides trash, compost and recycling bins. They also have offer organic, locally served meal options and alternatives to plastic silverware. Lolla also provides free water at hydration stations through the park.

“I would suggest brining a hydro pack for water because it gets really hot throughout the day,” Lutter said.

Spring Awakening Spring Awakening is a major outdoor electronic festival held at Addams-Medill Park in Chicago from June 7th through 9th. This year, Steve Aoki, Zedd, DJ Snake and Martin Garrix are just a few artists on the 2019 lineup. The festival is starting to become more popular and expand with new location, space, stages and new things to do.

Festival goers can purchase tickets through SeeTickets.us. with options like General Admission and Vip. Food options are available at the festival, including parking but is expensive. However, there are free shuttles running from nearby Metra stops. Spring Awakening gives no refunds if bad weather occurs and no-entry back in. Some things to bring are camelback,

Math 22.10% English 11.23%

YES

Other 16.30%

Art 4.71%

Science 21.39%

Have you ever been cheated on?

NO

Yes 31.19%

No 68.81%

Have you had the same best friend throughout high school?

B E

Where do you see yourself living in 10 years?

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Social Studies 17.75%

F

Music 6.52%

I

No 41.38% T

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Yes 58.62%

In another country 5.58%

NOW LEAVING

In the suburbs 25.75%

Other 5.15% In another state 49.36%

In a city 14.16%

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Have you ever drank alcohol?

No 72.96%

Yes 27.04%

What will you miss most about high school?

Sporting Events 17.31%

Other 6.71%

Teachers 13.07%

School Dances 2.47%

Friends 60.44%

The following information was compiled from senior English classes. 233 out of 302 seniors completed the survey. Please note that not every survey was completely finished.

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If you’re leaving the area next year, which eatery will you miss most?

What school tradition is your favorite?

Paisano’s 5.66% Prom 18.99%

Homecoming Dance 20.15%

Powderpuff Game 13.56%

Knights Under the Lights 5.07%

Mr. Kaneland 19.37% OTHER

Other 22.86%

Portillo’s 52.24%

Corner Grind 10.93% Buttermilk 5.26%

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University of Nebraska Undecided Golf

Marquette University Biomedical Engineering

University of Wisconsin-River Falls Criminology Football Carthage College Mathematics Cross Country & Track

Rochester Institute of Technology Graphic Design University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Special Education Syracuse University University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Linguistics Enviornmental Science University of Cincinnati Biochemistry Soccer

Youngstown State University Sports Marketing Softball University of South Dakota Nursing Triathlon Vanderbilt University Biomedical Engineering Bowling

Milwaukee School of Engineering Nursing University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Marketing Track & Field University of Wisconsin-Madison

Mechanical Engineering Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College Automated Packaging

George Williams College of Aurora University Nursing University of Wyoming Wildlife Management

Cosmetology Cosmetology Undecided Undecided

Chemical Engineering Law Enforcement

Undecided

Biology & Spanish

Finance

Undecided Aviation

Agriculture Technology & Welding Biochemistry

Tattoo Artist Nursing

NOT PURSUING FURTHER EDUCATION

Brigham Young University Music Education

Utah Valley University Early Childhood & Exercise Science

University of Wisconsin-Platteville Mechanical Engineering University of Wisconsin-Platteville Environmental Engineering University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Elementary Education Marian University Nutrition Softball

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ALL PHOTOS BY BAILEY PRICHARD, CASEY SCHANKS, GIANNA PROVENZANO AND DYLAN CALABRESE

Kayla and McKenna Bittenbinder

Danielle and Zach Denning

Antonio and Sofia Rivera

Kevin and Katie Jablonski

Brendan and Brianna Thomas

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TWINS

SENIOR

Erin and Emma Ball

Kyle and Chris Angelotti

Megan and Abby Gillogly

Myles and Mychelle Williams

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Amanda and Alex Malawski

Jared and Devon Wright

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OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO

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This map displays where the Class of 2019’s graduating seniors will attend college. Darker states represent a high population of students, while lighter states represent a low population.

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