By Rithu Uppalapati Costumes, trick-or-treating, and candy. What could be better than tons of candy? How about taste-testing Halloween candy? Here at The Call¸ we look for any reason to eat, so I gathered a group of expert freshman taste testers, to taste the top Halloween candy. According to huffingpost.com Kit Kat, Twix, Reese’s Peanut…
By Elise DeYoung Every aspiring band or artist has to start somewhere. Many of the popular bands and artists we know today started in local shows and venues. One such aspiring local band in the area is a band called Levels. The band consists of two seniors, Alexsys Carcone and Ashley Breusch. “We’re best friends,…
By Ashleigh Coe There are many people who aren’t interested in normal careers. Some would rather follow their dreams than have a job that allows them to make a massive amount of money. Jessie Glander is one of these people; she is straying from the usual career path and is instead pursuing a career in…
By Jill Ciampa Open to anyone, the French club meeting on October 24 will feature an afternoon of food, activities, and more food. If interested, head up to B209 and join French teachers and club sponsors Barbie Green and Leila Adkins. “The next meeting is a Halloween party and we’ll be doing pumpkin carving in…
By Lauren Gapp Our brains act like a sponge: they absorb and absorb and absorb, but they can’t take it in all at once. The older and more advanced you become, the more you have to take in. Just ask the freshmen! Going from middle school to high school, the work load is heavy and…
By Simone Stephens Each year, there’s a new class of Seniors. The top dogs. The ones who’ve made it through all three years of high school. Some seniors would say that this being the last year is saddening and that they aren’t quite ready to leave. But for the rest it’s bittersweet. One gets so…
By Krista Fog Walled Lake Central’s Spanish Club just recently hit it off and is still welcoming members who have a passion for Spanish. The meetings are in Spanish teacher and Club Sponsor Cindy Collins’s room in B208. The meetings are irregular, so further announcements will be made when the next one will be. “We’re…
By Kayla Womack As you take a glimpse inside those great big high school walls, it’s easy to distinguish the freshmen from the seniors and the sophomores from the juniors. There is a distinction between the classes based not only on their physical appearances, but also something deeper inside them that distinguishes them from each…
By Krista Fog When making those English course selections on their registration cards, many students planning for their senior year feel stuck. For the first time, students who have been taking Honors English all throughout high school must either step down into general English or step up into AP Language or Literature their senior year.…
By Kennedy Werner Calling all clubs, sports, and other activities: The WLC Student Council is currently planning the annual Homecoming parade, which will take place Friday, October 18 before the 7PM football game at home. All teams and clubs wanting to participate should contact sophomore Dana Zakovich or senior Samantha Cohen. To walk in the parade, teams and…
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