By: Reagan Buselli On Thursday, October 22, the freshman took a trip to Marywood University, Keystone College, Scranton University, and Johnson College. The students were given a tour by a college student or a member of the staff at the college they were touring. They visited many of the college’s facilities, including their libraries, cafeterias,…
By: Molly Cunningham The high school recently held its annual Halloween Door Decorating Contest, and the results are in! After a difficult decision, the judges named Dr. Ferrara this year’s winner. Honorable mentions go to Mrs. Fives and Dr. Baton. Thank you to everyone who participated, and congratulations to Dr. Ferrara! Until next year…
By: Reagan Buselli Q: What do you call a can opener that doesn’t work? A: A can’t opener.
By: Mason Zoccola The Buckhorns played a hard-fought game against the North Pocono Trojans, but once again could not get the win. Before this game, the Buckhorns had a loss to Scranton Prep thirty-five to nothing, which was not the best display of how good the Buckhorns can really play. On the other hand,…
By Nora Warner Photo: WAHS Players Next week, the WAHS players will perform their fall play, The Neverland Project, by Stephen Gregg. The production involves 37 students in grades 10-12. The play follows the classic story of Peter Pan, but from the perspective of Wendy and her brother John. Throughout the show, you’ll see the characters recount…
Credits: Britannica By Kiana Madrigal You hear a knock on your front door and before you can answer it, townspeople barge in accusing you of being caught flying during the night hours. Ridiculous, right? Not in 1692 it wasn’t, and you had better find an alibi quick or else you will be hung by tomorrow…
Photo from goodreads.com By: Mairyn Boone Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a dystopian novel where books are banned and burned in a society. Guy Montag, who is the main character, works as a fireman and must burn these books, but he begins questioning his job and the foundation of their society. I read this…
