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Bela Lugosi played Dracula in the 1931 film. It was the first feature-length film to be fully licenced with the novel franchise.

What makes a good horror movie

Owen Cummings, Deputy Editor in Chief
October 17, 2018
Christina Nam, ‘20, surpasses stage fright and focuses on the music and the maestro. Nam “used to imagine the audience naked,” and now is able to control emotions and focus on expressing the music.

Rocking the world with classical music

Drew Brown and Conrad Kleiner
October 9, 2018
The Students Demand Action club places white roses around the flagpole in remembrance of the victims of the Fifth Third Center shooting. SDA was formed in response to the rise in mass shootings in recent history, especially in high schools.

Students Demand Action remembers 5/3 victims

Kasey Shao, News & Features Contributor
October 9, 2018
SENIOR Jalyn Hall looks to take a serve in a match against Kings High School. Hall is currently battling tendonitis while trying to make it through her season.

Serving up wins

Kaylee Robbins, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
October 9, 2018
The Over-the-Rhrine International Film Festival included films and events shown at various downtown theaters, including the School for Creative and Performing Arts. The festival aimed to celebrate diversity and inclusion.

Film festival showcases diversity

Delaney Owens, Editor in Chief
October 9, 2018
The 7th grade football team prepares before a game. The team finished 4-4 this season.

Fall brings new fantasy football season

Jackson Dunbar, Sports Writer
October 9, 2018
Eric Ravenscraft, Kevin “K.P.” Phelps and Hadrian Dwyer, ‘23, collaborate on their homework at the Student Success Center (S.S.C.). The S.S.C. is a place where all students are welcome to ask questions and receive help, whether regarding schoolwork, extracurriculars or their future at Walnut.

Student Success Center strives to help students soar

Drew Brown, Staff Writer
September 25, 2018
Students gathered in the gym for the annual junior high fall pep rally. Students celebrated their student-athlete classmates and got excited for the season with the help of the Junior High Cheerleading team.

Junior High football excited for new season

Bobby Keegan, Managing Editor of Student Life
September 25, 2018
Alma Russell, ‘20, gazes down at a soaked desk in the journalism lab. On top of the already hectic first week of school, another element of discomfort was added to student’s first few days with the realization that HVAC units throughout the school had begun to drip.

A stormy start to the school year

Essaye Tekia, News & Features Writer
September 25, 2018
Some WHHS students show their school spirit by attending football games and cheering on the Eagles. WHHS played St. Xavier in a rainy competition, but students’ spirits were not dampened.

The many shades of WHHS spirit

Rehme Leanza, Style & Culture Writer
September 25, 2018
Spencer Shroyer, ’20, is pictured practicing in Columbia with members of the U.S. National Futsal team. Shroyer didn’t have any oppurtunity to practice with his teams prior to arriving in Medellin.

Shroyer shines in Colombian invitational

Jackson Dunbar, Sports Writer
September 25, 2018
The online video game Fortnite was first released by Epic Games in July 2017. Since then, the game has made the news for its real life impact, from causing divorces to creating college scholorships.

Fortnite fever sweeps WHHS

Owen Cummings, Deputy Editor in Chief
September 25, 2018
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