By: Nora Warner Photo: roshanichokshi.com As winter continues, the cold and snowy weather is a great time to enjoy a new book. Stories take us into a new world full of excitement with opportunities to learn, and that is certainly the case with the book Aru Shah and…
By: Bethany Day The world needs doctors. Samuel “Sam” Urevich, a senior at Wallenpaupack, recognized that since he was a child. Sam has been a part of the school district since his eighth-grade year and has been incredibly involved since the start. His first activities were being a student ambassador, where he discovered how…
Picture shown: Salvatore Amitrano working on a robot By: Bethany Day Engineering is a craft that many want to pursue. Salvatore “Sal” Amitrano, a senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School, discovered the craft when he was a young student. Sal has been a part of the Engineering CTE since his freshmen year. “I have…
Mrs. Bartholomew’s dog Abby Normal aka tiny tot. She is just one of my pets!
(Left to right) Joe Pettinato, George Harrison, Ian, Ben Cumberland, Katie Pettinato, Reagan Anderson, and Gianna Caccavale By: Reagan Anderson On January 15, six WASA (Wallenpaupack Aeronautical Science and Aviation) students traveled to Allentown, PA, to explore the career paths through a charter organization. An aviation charter organization is a company that schedules, arranges, and…
By: Edward Kiesendahl The Wallenpaupack Boys Basketball team have continued to have ups and downs week in and week out. With a 5-8 record staying consistent seems to be their last hurdle to get over before getting to the next level of competition. However, that doesn’t mean that they are playing poorly. This past…
