Our annual Engineering competition is scheduled for this Friday, October 27, in the WAHS auxiliary gym. 10 teams from around the region converge on the WAHS campus to compete in the marquis problem solving event of the year cosponsored by Kiley Associates and the Wallenpaupack Area School District! More information coming soon…
Written by Autumn Belluardo Up first is the winners of homecoming 2023! 10 students were chosen for court this year andcongratulations to them all for making it. The male winner was Jordan Santiago and female winner was Elizabeth (Lizzie) Karpiack. Congratulations to both of them for their individual social achievements along with their academic achievements…
Written by Loralie Love The Local History Club focuses on real events that happened in Wayne and Pike Counties. Theclub does two major events in the school year; the Haunted Ghost Tours in the fall, and theFourth-Grade tours in the spring. I interviewed Emily Brown who has been a member of the Local History Club…
Last Friday, October 13, Wallenpaupack Area had its Homecoming Game against Dallas High School. The game started at 7 PM, and eager fans packed in the stands. Several fundraisers were hosted, including the Paupack Press’s very own PhotoBooth. The Yearbook club also sold their old yearbooks for $10 each. The Cross-Country team sold air-fresheners for…
Written by Jewel Dickerman On Wednesday, October 13, Family Career and Community Leaders of America, FCCLA, held a meeting after school in Mrs. Rosencrance’s room. The current advisors of FCCLA are Mrs. Sullum and Mrs. Rosencrance, and they are doing a fantastic job. The meeting was the second meeting that has been held so far. …
By: Ty Lounsbury Welcome back to the CTE series! This week’s piece is about the very impressive culinary CTE program that is offered at Wallenpaupack. It started in the fall of 2016. Although it did exist before 2016, it wasn’t a CTE at the time; it was part of a home economics class. Since then,…
By: Hunter Kenthack “The Great Gatsby” …. Where to begin? It is noted as one of America’s great literary classics. It revolves around high society during the “roaring twenties.” Despite what we see when we crack open the cover of the work, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s gem is not a piece that was viewed favorably by most people…
By: Jewel Dickerman On October 5, the National Honor Society held a meeting where the Chapter Group Community Service and Public Relations Committees met to discuss organization and logistics for launching the chapter group service project. The idea is to make this plan a district-wide initiative. “The on-going project, collecting aluminum tabs to donate to…
By: Ty Lounsbury Wallenpaupack has a lot of amazing programs at our school; one of which is the Childcare CTE program that is supervised by Mrs. Geisheimer and Mrs. Rowe. This program has many ways to benefit people going into the childcare pathway, and more specifically, it focuses on working with young children. One of…
By Hunter Kenthack If you are reading this, you may be in science 9 or perhaps just know somebody in science 9 this semester. If so, you are familiar with the “lake trip.” It just concluded, and I spoke with Mr. McConnell, a science teacher who has been a part of the trip every year…
