By: Sophia Braida Addison Kilpatrick, a senior at WAHS, is the embodiment of dedication and resilience. She actively takes part in several clubs including FCCLA (where she serves on the executive council), the Local History Club, and SADD club. Among these, FCCLA is Addison’s favorite because of the volunteering opportunities which she enjoys, and the…
By: Jewel Dickerman National Pumpkin Day, celebrated on October 26th, invites everyone to embrace the charm of this beloved fall gourd. Pumpkins, with their vibrant hues and whimsical shapes, symbolize the cozy spirit of autumn. From carving playful jack-o’-lanterns to baking spicy pumpkin pies, this day encourages creativity and warmth. Families gather to explore pumpkin…
A fun savory treat for your next Halloween party! By: Dakota Hakery Looking for something unique to bring to the spooky festivities? This recipe for pizza skulls is just what you’re looking for. I have seen this all over TikTok and thought I would share it with you all. Total Time 45 minutes Active…
Written by Tyler Meyers On an early morning in December, children around the world will wake to an array of gifts lying in wait for them outside of their bedroom. Greeted with new novelties and playthings, they will stay entertained for weeks and months in the future. However, some children are not able to experience…
The WAHS Girls Tennis Team (From Left to Right) Front Row- Alexis Lopez, Samira Feller, Soleil Wright, Cadance Danelski, Victoria Latek, Olivia Kogan, Alaina Burke, Sarah Niemiec Back Row- Kiana Madrigal, Alex Spritzler, Allison Case, Emily Jensen, Laila Golsharizi, Jenna Petroski, Abby Cykosky, and Maya Hirzallah By: Briana Blaszczyk The WAHS Girls Tennis team is…
By: Sophia Braida The After School Program, ASP, offers students a chance to engage with their peers and community outside of school through various activities. Since its start, ASP has evolved and changed better to suit the interests and needs of its students. The program starts in September, runs through December, and provides many activities…
By: Rosa SanClementi If you saw a pink sky on the night of October 10 and didn’t know what it was, it was the aurora borealis, or northern lights. Even though we aren’t north enough to see them often, there’s currently a magnetic storm effecting our region, allowing us to witness this incredible phenomenon. This…
Buckhorn Aiden Janowicz has a huge lead while beating the Delaware Valley Course Record By: Gio Patire This year, the WAHS Cross Country team has been, “dominating the Lackawanna League this season,” as Coach Steven Brown relayed to me. Both the girls’ and boys’ team have been stacking up records, with the boys’ team even…
By: Tyler Meyers Every 2 seconds in the U.S. a person needs blood and/or platelets. This combined with the fact that in one day, approximately 29,000 units of blood (one unit is roughly 350 mL or 12 oz) is needed to save a life, makes having a surplus storage crucial for hospitals everywhere. If a…
By: Drew Kiesendahl With playoffs on the horizon, the girls field hockey team is in great position to make a run in this year’s postseason. Though the team had some ups and downs, they finished their regular season with a record of 11-7, going 11-3 in their conference, earning them the 4th seed in the…
