Student life and organizations
By Kenzie Teichner Homecoming week, the best week of the school year for many people, was October 3-7 and the dance was on October 8. Dressing up for something different each day, participating in Field Day, the Pep Assembly, the football game, and the dance were traditions that everyone looked forward to. Monday there was…
By Marcella Koza As homecoming was getting closer, that came with all the preparations for it. Of course, that meant the start of homecoming proposals. Many people from around the school may have asked other classmates to homecoming, but others might have asked students from a different school. Nowadays these proposals have become very creative…
Spirit Week is definitely a time when Walled Lake Central represents their school through competitive events, dances and even a football game. This year, though, Central not only showed its pride around school, but also took it on “tour” by visiting younger kids in the district.
By Renata Terrazzan The 2016-2017 Homecoming Court was announced a week prior to homecoming weekend and Homecoming King and Queen were announced during the pep assembly on October 7. It was filled with kids from a variety of backgrounds and interests that were all voted on by their peers. At the end of the Pep…
As Spirit Week drew to a close, Walled Lake Central held two assemblies to get the students excited about Homecoming weekend. On Thursday, October 6th, the Field Day assembly was held where the class dances performed.
2016 has been a really good year for horror movies. With films like The Conjuring 2, Lights Out, and Don’t Breathe all receiving critical and financial success, many people were curious to see if Blair Witch would continue the trend or just fall into the large pile of terrible, unwanted horror sequels.
By Averee Herman High schoolers, especially the upperclassmen, have reached the age of getting jobs. For those becoming adults, jobs often teach the responsibilities needed in the future. However, going to school while having an after-school job can be quite difficult at times. Thankfully, some teachers understand the time crunch and take it into consideration.…
By Mia Rubin Central’s National Honor Society (NHS) will host Relay for Life on May 14 this year. Students are able to participate for this event by simply showing up to the track on this day, walk a few laps, play some games, and donate money to the cause. “I like to do Relay for…
By Jake Butler The Walled Lake Wild Unified women’s hockey team (11-10-1 overall, 7-6-1 league) avenged losses in their last two consecutive Michigan Metro Girls High School Hockey League Division 2 state title games, taking home the hardware after defeating Detroit Country Day on March 12. After giving up the first goal of the game…
By Mia Rubin To most students, Passover is just a time when their teachers give less homework and it’s treated like any other normal week. However, to Jewish students, this holiday is much more. Passover is the Jewish holiday that celebrates how the Israelites escaped Pharaoh and left Egypt to go to Mount Sinai. God…
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