Picture shown: Aiden Janowicz at Honesdale By: Bethany Day On Saturday, November 2, the Wallenpaupack Cross Country team went to Hershey to take run in the State Championship meet. The team left on Friday, November 1, to go and walk the course and to get their items together to be ready for their race….
By: Sophia Braida Briana Blaszczyk, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is a dynamic force of involvement and leadership. Her extensive participation in school-related activities includes being a member of the WAHS Players, the Local History Club, National Honor Society, and the John’s Hopkins Gifted Program. She serves as the vice president of the class of 2025,…
Names Kneeling: Sophia Ems, Scarlett Ayres, Savanna Lomonaco Second row: CJ Jones, Dakota Harkey, Elisa Cremona, Alyssa Collazo, Amanda Fonti Third row: Dakota Brown, Isabella Manzueta, Madison LaMura, Angelina Evichin, Isabella Aliotta, Hannah Barry Back row: Anthony Camardesi , Kimar Horsford, Tyler Warrington, Sergio Padilla By: Jewel Dickerman Congratulations to the Wallenpaupack Varsity Coed Cheerleading Team for…
By: Jewel Dickerman Logan LeMin’s high school years have been a testament to his drive, resilience, and vision for his future. With plans to become a nurse practitioner, Logan has dedicated himself not only to academics but also to extracurriculars that have shaped his path career toward healthcare. Serving as Vice President of HOSA for…
By: Tyler Myers Each year, the Band and Color Guard host a craft fair to raise money for the future of their program. Like in past years, they invite an array of vendors to the high school for the community to peruse. Furthermore, the vendors are accompanied by performances- such as by the Wallenpaupack Jazz…
By: Jude Mautz On October 16th, gifted students from both the middle and high schools had the opportunity to go to the Ritz in Scranton to learn about various skills in the arts. Students had a choice between two different programs within the trip, one focused on visual arts, and the other on performing arts. The performing arts focus gave…
By Tyler Meyers Last Friday, the Lakeside Café was opened to the High School’s teachers and administrators for them to purchase lunch prepared by the culinary students. The menu was composed of three sandwiches, all three containing turkey, which made as a superb herald into November and created early anticipation for Thanksgiving. Notably, their “Gobbler…
On Monday, November 11, at 7 pm, please show up to the gym to support our Veteran’s for their service.
By: Evie Neenan This year, the WAHS Jr. Players will be putting on the hit musical Newsies Jr.! The players consist of students between the sixth and ninth grades, and they have been hard at work practicing 2-3 times a week for more than two months. Newsies Jr. takes place in 1899, where newsboy Jack…
