By: Bethany Day On March 13- 15, Mrs. Elders Future Health Professionals (HOSA)program went to Lancaster, PA, for the 45thanniversary of State Leadership Conference (SLC). There were 25 competitors from Wallenpaupack Area who participated in this event, along with two delegates. The students completed multiple categories that included, Veterinary Science, Forensic Science, Public Service Announcement,…
By: Gio Patire The school year is flying by, which means it is almost time for the 2024 Senior Prom, A Night on the Red Carpet. April 2 through the 12, all seniors can buy tickets during lunches for $60 per person. After buying tickets, all attendees must sign the prom rules or forfeit the ability to…
Back Row from L to R: Thomas Preston; Mackenzie Razny; Genesis Perez; Vivian Yetter; Jillian Tait; Leila Katz; Tati Campbell-Algermon; Petrina Urso; Mrs. Sara Rosencrance Front Row from L to R: Mrs. Susan Sullum; Nina Duprey; Soleil Wright; Kaelin DeSanti; Mackenzie Tufaro; Jewel Dickerman By: Jewel Dickerman The Wallenpaupack Chapter of Family, Career, and Community Leaders…
Written by Ryan Tattersall Wyoming Area was victimized by Wallenpaupack Area on Tuesday, as the Lady Buckhorns Softball team made an example out of the lady warriors 16-0. Wallenpaupack, who opened with Wyoming Area last season, wanted a repeat against them. Last year Paupack won 15-2. The game was over in the first inning. Clara Babyak and Gabby Hieber walked, and then were both driven home by Hunter…
Written by Giovanni Patire In honor of the upcoming Easter holiday, VIP (Volunteers in Paupack) Club is raising money through its annual event,Crack an Egg. March 26 and March 27 during all lunches students can pay $1 for one egg or $5 for six eggs for the chance to crack open Easter eggs to win fun prizes. Some of the prizes include candy, snacks, drinks, and other surprises such as the golden egg. The lucky winner of the golden egg this year will be…
Written by Ty Lounsbury Determination, hard work, and a desire to help are all necessities for those who want to join the Protective Services CTE. Whether your interest is in police work, firefighting, or working as a paramedic, this program has it all. From learning how correctly to handcuff someone to being taught how to operate a fire truck, these students are kept busy. The supervisors, Mr. Lofberg and…
Written by Ryan Tattersall The season officially started for Wallenpaupack’s softball team at home onSaturday March 16, and they made a statement! Their opponent was a tough, gritty Old Forge Blue Devils team that has a history of great softball. Old Forge won the District Two title last year and made it to the second round of states. Even in preseason, this would be…
Written by Sadie Zagwoski Members of FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) each select their own STAR Event(Students Taking Action with Recognition). They present their events against students from other schools who are presentingon the same topic. These students compete at regionals, then states and nationals if they place high enough. I had the privilege of interviewing junior Genesis Perez and learning about her STAR Event…
Written by Sadie Zagwoski In Literary Magazine, members work on compiling student writing and artistic pieces to display them to our school and community. The works are featured on the Literary Magazine’s website, though the club is working on producing printed copies of the magazine this May. This way, the magazine can reach a larger audience and hopefully promote increased submissions and participation. If you have art or…
Written by Briana Blaszczyk This week’s senior spotlight features Nick Bajadek, a WAHS News anchor, member of Local History Club, and avid writer. He hopes that by attending the University of Scranton he can become an English teacher, and he can help others while sharing the knowledge of a subject he adores! When asked “What do you want…
