By Kayla Womack Tutus will be up in the air as the juniors and senior compete are in the Walled Lake Central powderpuff game this Monday, October 21. By the look on the girls’ faces, they are ready and excited for the big high school event. “I’m ready to put in that work,” senior Simone…
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 Kennedy Werner In anticipation of the “BEEP” that will echo throughout the pool deck, each swimmer is focused; this is the one moment to make it count. As the chlorinated pool water fills the nostrils of each nose on deck, each girl strives to get the… head start. With seventeen strong, dedicated athletes on…
By Rithu Uppalapati Central’s annual Spirit Week will kick off October 14 and run through October 18, with the big dance – Homecoming — taking place on the Saturday, October 19. This year’s theme is “Save Central”. Each grade is cast in a role as saviors of society. The seniors are cops, juniors are lifeguards, sophomores are firefighters,…
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 Kennedy Werner Come one, come all. This year’s second German Club meeting, to be held Thursday, October 24 in B203, will include German speaking, creative decorating, and lots of tasty treats. Frau Robinson and the German Club officers have planned an afternoon of Halloween festivities for the upcoming holiday. The meeting will begin at…
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 Simone Stephens The National Honors Society (NHS) will sponsor its annual blood drive on October 25, in the Auxiliary gym. The Red Cross will be here during school to draw blood donations to give to the blood bank. If you are interested in giving blood, you have to be at least 17 years old…
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 If the concepts in classes seem like they are getting trickier, the National Honor Society (NHS) can help. They are hosting tutoring for anyone member of the student body after school hours to help prevent students’ grades from dropping. “Drop-in tutoring is every Monday during PLC,” said Secretary NHS senior Daniel Choi.…
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