By: Kennedy Werner Central junior figure skaters Paige Bremner, Carly Burwell, and Hanna Baldrica competed in States this past weekend. Bremner won second place in Pre-Gold Dance and third place in Intermediate Freestyle and Juvenile/Senior Duet. Burwell won third place in Silver Dance and Juvenile/Senior Duet. Baldrica won seventh place in Juvenile/Senior Duet. “We are…
By Taylor Peterman Walled Lake Central’s Student Council will be hosting the 6th annual Kaitlin’s Cause on May 14. Music and food can be enjoyedin support of Viking Kirk Pedersen at Uptown Grille. “It was a hard decision because we want to choose everyone, but Pedersen has a personal connection to many at Central,” said…
By Erika Greco On Friday, March 7, the world lost a 17-year old hero. Ryan Fischer, of Grandville High School, died in his sleep due to an enlarged heart. He was a brother, son, student, teammate and friend whose goal in life was to serve his country. Fischer was a dedicated athlete and leader to…
Little Girl Lost By Dominique Tyus A little girl lost, Lost in her mind, lost in her thoughts, and lost in her inability to speak. She can`t seem to speak her mind or coincide with her reality. She can`t seem to fathom what her purpose is in this life, She is a lost girl after…
By Emily Money The results are in! Fourteen students from WLC have won at the District Level of the National PTA’s Reflections Program, where the theme was “Believe, Dream, Inspire”. Seven of these artistic students were announced to move on to the State Level in December. The fourteen District winners were Seth Weinstein for Dance…
By Erika Greco It’s no surprise that Walled Lake Central’s winter sports teams made their mark at State Finals this year. The gymnastics, swimming, girls’ hockey, wrestling, bowling, and ski teams did not spare their competition while taking States by storm. The figure skating team also looks to do the same as their State Finals…
By Simone Stephens An online fundraiser is currently being held to support Central alumnus Drew Clayborn. The goal of the fundraiser is to raise at least $25,000 to help Drew’s family with the astronomical costs of his care as he continues to live with paralysis. Anna Moshkovich, a Central alumna, and Jonathan Silverberg, a fellow…
By Emily Money Over 350 students here at Central dug right in to raise around $20,000 for the Foundation of Excellence at the Volleyball Marathon (VBM) held March 7-8. Checking in at 7:30 pm, students immediately went to the All-School Talent Show. Twenty-eight acts were performed and judged by Acting teacher Beth Rexroat, Science teacher…
By Kevin Coleman Fast food and junk food are obviously harmful to human health, but many of the foods we believe to be decent for us to eat are more often than not a product of a corporation that uses Genetically Modified Organisms, or GMOs. GMOs are crops that are altered with hormones and pesticides…
By Dominique Tyus With the January 10 application deadline behind, seniors now anxiously wait to find out if they will be the winners of over 50 Legacy Scholarships available to the graduating class of Walled Lake schools each year. “The winners aren`t known until the invitations are sent out because it`s supposed to be a…
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