By: Jewel Dickerman Wallenpaupack Area High School (WAHS) is excited to host its College/Career & Military Fair this Thursday, October 17, for the Class of 2025. Building on the success of last year’s College Fair, the event has expanded to include not only colleges and trade schools but also local employers and military branches, reflecting…
By: Edward Kiesendahl The Buckhorns were looking to recoup this past week after coming off three straight losses to Lackawanna Conference opponents. Facing Abington Heights would be no easy challenge with the Comets having the top passing attack in the area. Some other factors for Paupack were the game being on Thursday night, and the…
By: Sophia Braida The club was created to honor and study local traditions and customs. Its mission is to help inform students about the origins of their school and communities. Members can take part in various roles, from performing in events to researching behind the scenes. This approach ensures that everyone can contribute despite their…
Left to right: Brooke Duggan, Cassie Hnatko, Addison Kilpatrick, Gio Patire, Ella Smith, Justin Blanding, Kayden Barrett, Elisa Cremona, Briana Blaszczyk, Scarlett Ayres Photo provided by Ben Scholl By: Briana Blaszczyk On Friday October 4, Wallenpaupack crowned its 2024 Homecoming King, Justin Blanding, and Queen, Ella Smith. But did you know the road to this…
Left to Right: Seniors Alexis Blaszczyk and Briana Blaszczyk cooking pancakes and eggs for their senior peers. By: Gio Patire On Wednesday, October 2, seniors celebrated one of their newer traditions, Senior Sunrise. The entire event was student-planned and student-run by the Class of 2025 officers. Students were able to bring anything they’d like such…
By: Evie Neenan The boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams continued their impressive season last week with their meet at Mountain View High School. Both teams went 3-0 that day against Mountain View, Susquehanna, and Forest City. The wins extended both of their undefeated seasons to 17-0. The top three finishers on the boy’s side were…
By: Jewel Dickerman Wallenpaupack Area School District’s Homecoming Spirit Week, held from October 30 to October 4, was a showcase of school pride and excitement. Each day brought something new, starting with “Country vs. Country Club” on Monday, where students embraced western or preppy fashion. Tuesday’s theme, “Dress as Your Favorite Movie Character,” brought creative…
By: Jude Mautz Our aviation program has provided our students of all grades with opportunities since its start, and it teaches them about the four potential paths they could take, being air traffic control, professional piloting, business, and maintenance. The required courses include the introductory class, a ground school for aspiring private pilots, and an…
By: Bethany Day During the weekend of October 5-6, the Environmental club took part in the book swap, a program that has been going on for several years at Wallenpaupack. The book swap is when people from the community donate books to a program called SEEDS, Sustainable Energy Education and Development Support, which is found…
By: Jewel Dickerman Tyler Warrington, a senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School, is preparing for his next step: attending UTI College to pursue either welding or A&P. Though he wasn’t involved in extracurricular activities, Tyler has been focused on securing his future. Lately, he’s been receiving job offers in the aviation field, which has opened…
