Pictured back to front, left to right- Frankie Apilo, Conner Cummins, Christopher Collins, Genevieve Neenan, Jewel Dickerman, Skye McAuley, Aleah Christian, Izael Rodriguez By: Molly Cunningham On Thursday, November 6, our local Dime Bank organized the second annual Reality Fair for the entire graduating class in the high school gym. This event simulated real life,…
By: Olivia Kogan Izabella sitting in a Boeing 737 Simulator Izabella Zieba is an eleventh grader here at Wallenpaupack Area High School, and she is one of the many students who are members of the Wallenpaupack Aeronautical Science and Aviation (WASA) program. During her time within the program, she has achieved incredible feats and has…
Left to right)—Samuel Urevich (HOSA treasurer), Adria Malinchak (HOSA President), Janelle Sainte (Allied Health Student/HOSA member) By: Bethany Day HOSA week just finished at Wallenpaupack Area High School. HOSA, a program created for students who are interested in the health and medical field, held its annual HOSA week. HOSA week was created to celebrate the…
Image (left to right): Amelia Porcelli, Adrianna Milutinovic, Jessie Gallagher, Kaitlin Williams, Kody Hanor, Josh Katz, Bryce Pagano, Eddie Kiesendahl, Ben Scholl By: Kody Hanor Members of the Wallenpaupack Area High School’s Future Business Leaders of America made way at the 2025 State Leadership Workshop, at Kalahari Resorts in Tannersville. Surrounded by chapters throughout the…
By: Ty Lounsbury Seniors may be in Florida this week, but here are some details they may miss while they enjoy their vacation: · Disney World is more than double the size of Manhattan. · There is an entire underground tunnel system surrounding the Magic Kingdom for staff. · Trash can placements are intentionally thirty…
By: Kody Hanor On Thursday, October 30th, the Local History Club brought the dead to life at the Dorflinger Glassworker’s House. As part of their annual Haunted Ghost Tours, students transformed the historic site into a living stage where Wayne County’s most mysterious stories were retold under candle lights. Inspired from Murder, Mayhem, and Sundry Misadventures by…
By: Kody Hanor Ever since she was little, the girl had heard scratching sounds coming from underneath her bed. At first, her parents dismissed it as a mouse, a loose floorboard, or her imagination. But as the years passed, the sounds grew sharper, more deliberate. Every night, just as the house settled into silence, it…
(Left to right) Belle Wisner and Irene Frangos Savvy May, our therapy dog, visits the high school every few weeks to bring smiles, calm, and connection to our school community. Whether she’s greeting students in the hallway, visiting classrooms, or relaxing in the counseling office, her gentle presence provides a supportive and emotional role for…
