Men’s Golf Looks Forward to Another Season

Camryn Payne The men’s golf team hasn’t started their season yet, but players have begun to prepare for the team’s upcoming tryouts on Monday, March 11 and for the season ahead. On Thursday, March 7 a few players utilized Central’s golf room to improve their game. Players worked on their swing, tried out different wedge…

Valentines Day: Love it or Hate it

Alyssa Rester It is now February and with February comes Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day, a day you spend either showering your significant other with love and gifts, or sulking alone in annoyance. The truth is you either love it or hate it, and people from all walks of life are opening up about the Hallmark…

Social Justice League hosts OXFAM banquet

By: Jaden Beard The Walled Lake Central Social Justice League is hosting the Oxfam Hunger Banquet March 10. This event will raise awareness about the issues of hunger and poverty and will take place in the Walled Lake Central Cafeteria from 6:00-8:00pm. Entrance is $5 per person, and is free for children under five years…

Biggest night in Hollywood

By: Katie Percha As is only right with the 90th anniversary, the Academy Awards on March 4 were full of historical winnings and presentations. From the best picture winner, The Shape of Water, to Jimmy Kimmel’s quick-witted beginning monologue, the awards were a source of entertainment and advertisement for everyone involved in both making movies…

Lead up to Central’s biggest event

One of Central’s most popular events, Volleyball Marathon, is just around the corner. Even the name itself sparks memories of 3 A.M. coffee breaks and bump-set-spiking your way to victory. This year, Volleyball Marathon is going to be held on March 16, just two Fridays before the start of Spring Break. As Central prepares for…

Red Gerard: Youngest snowboarding gold medalist

By: Katie Percha The 2018 Winter Olympics are in full swing, and this year’s games are as eventful and historic as ever. From the unified Korean team to the historic landing of the triple axel by the first ever American woman, PyeongChang is witness to events that will never be forgotten, including the slopestyle run…

School dance goes down the hole

By: Katie Percha This year, the Winter Formal was shaping up to be a fun-filled night with lots of dancing and good times, but winter weather and dangerous driving conditions put an end to all of that as the dance was cancelled in the wake of a winter storm that had closed school the day…

Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. life

By: Leila Barnes Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Day, which falls on January 15 this year, is set aside each year as an opportunity to honor the legacy of the famous activist who fought for equal rights among Americans. Dr. King certainly made an impact in America, but what did he change for Central students…