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The Jungle Book is nothing short of outstanding. The production hit the big screen April 15, 2016 and has been raved about by all who’ve seen it. IMDb.com rates the movie an incredible 7.9 out of 10. The graphics that bring all of the beloved animals to life seemed so realistic, and the adorable Neel Sethi playing Mowgli, made the
Prom is just around the corner and that means, you’re probably in a panic. Prom can be very stressful, but it’s important not to lose sight of the joy and excitement that can come from it. This preparation checklist is here to save you when you feel like you’re missing something. Ladies, first things first: Make sure your dress still
Darby art students are making panther nation proud. There were 23 pieces of art selected by the regional jurors to be on display in the 2016 Governor’s Regional Youth Art Exhibit. Out of those 23, two pieces were selected to the next tier of the competition. Seniors Anna Burkhart and Hannah Lee will each have one piece on display at
College visits can be a deciding factor in picking a school to attend, and spring break is the perfect time to do it. Visiting a college is most helpful to you when class is in session because you can soak in the full atmosphere of the campus. First and foremost, be sure to schedule a visit with your desired colleges.
The Darby Competition cheer team went into the state championships undefeated, and emerged with a first-place trophy for the first time in Panther history. Sophomore Chloe Shook said the team started the season with the goal of winning the States Championship. “I’ll never forget the feeling of getting off the mat with my team knowing that we preformed to the
Darby orchestra, vocal, and band students competed alongside high-schoolers from all-around Central Ohio in the annual Ohio Music Education Association Solo and Ensemble event at Reynoldsburg High School on Feb. 13. Senior Cassie Howard stated, “I did a violin duet with Hannah Lee and a piano solo. It was my last Solo and Ensemble competition which was weird but performing
On Saturday, February 13th, the Darby theater program put on the show, Leading Ladies. The show reeled in many students for the in-school performance along with other attendees for the weekend shows. With the numerous plot twists and jaw-dropping surprises kept the audience at the edge of their seats. The costumes were beautifully designed with antique touches and accessories to match
This weekend, the Darby Theatre Troupe performed “Leading Ladies,” starring junior Ben Jones as Leo, junior Matthew Connell as Jack, junior Christian Hill as Reverend Wooley, senior Jessie Strait as Florence and senior Audrey Craddick as Meg. The play was directed by Justin Gates. The comedy features the story of Shakespearean actors, Jack and Leo, as they pass themselves off
Whether you’re spending your Valentine’s day with friends or with your cutie, these 10 romantic comedies will make your Valentine’s day gushy and full of laughter. How to Lose A Guy in 10 Days She’s a magazine writer with a “How-To” column and he’s in advertising. He places a bet with a diamond company that if he can hang onto
I have never understood quiet people. I feel the need to talk 24/7, but last month I had to rest my voice for two days in a row in preparation for consecutive musical performances. That’s right, I spent two days not saying a word during school. Now, vocal rest is usually what a doctor would recommend to someone who is
[Title of Show] is an off- Broadway play about two guys writing a musical about two guys writing a musical about two guys writing a musical. The performances took place Friday January 8 and Saturday January 9 at 7pm in the Darby PAC. Actors included, Audrey Craddick as Heidi, Jessie Straight as Susan, Christian Hill as Hunter, Matthew Connell as
Tensions and nerves ran high at Ten Pin lanes as bowlers from all three Hilliard high schools competed in a match on Monday, January 4. As the first balls were thrown, the competition for bragging rights for the bowling teams began. Darby Girls Varsity and Junior Varsity both took home wins, and the Panther Boys Varsity won against Bradley. While
Although Hilliard gymnastics is comprised of three separate, strong, teams, one from each high school, it’s clear that the girls share a sense of camaraderie and friendly competition. On Saturday, their team spirit and hard work led the gymnasts to give a strong showing at the first meet of their season, the Hilliard Gymnastics Invitational. The three Hilliard teams competed
Darby’s variety show held by The National Honors Society was simply jaw-dropping! The MCs, Jayson Shoemaker and Luther Nyirenda, gave the audience a comedy show with a twist of sincerity. With Shoemaker and Nyirenda’s funny jokes and tasteful commentary they were able to get the crowd up and excited for the upcoming acts. The show started off with sophomore Jake
Wednesday November fifth, if one was willing to hand over four dollars and miss their seventh and eighth period class, they could attend two games that took place on the football field with their fellow female classmates as the players, and male classmates as the cheerleaders. The junior-senior game started off with a lack of defense, as both teams
The air in the stadium was crisp. The tension was felt from each side of the field as Hilliard rivals prepared to play one of the most important games of the season. The layered shades of pink from Darby’s student section honored the seniors for their fall sport recognitions. Then, the football was jolted into the air and the
(continued from the October issue) Pumpkins bring life and spirit to the spooky season on front porches and haunted houses alike. Often, Halloween can bring out the crafty side in many. Carving a pumpkin is not everyone’s pumpkin spice latte, however. Spice up your fall season with DIY pumpkin painting. Toss those knives and pull out your paintbrush. Without the
Darby came out strong to get the first point. Coffman came back and took a big lead. Darby sophomore Maddy Smith with a big block to get back the ball. Followed by a big hit. Great dig by junior Emily Craycraft. Coffman served their way to 22-8. Net violation by Coffman to get the ball back. Sophomore Quinn Coppes with a
The ceramics room was electrified with creativity as students learned a new design technique, and put it into action under the instruction of former Darby graduate, Chelsea (Balasko) Proctor. Ceramics 3 and 4 students had the special opportunity to take part in the workshop conducted by Proctor, who works for Buckeye Ceramic Supply. Students were excused from fourth and fifth