By: Sophia Braida Keegan Boehm is a senior who’s been in Pennsylvania all his \life. Keegan considers himself fortunate to have supportive parents and family members. With aspirations set high, he intends on achieving high honors before the school year ends as he has done formerly for the past few years. For college, he plans…
By: Jewel Dickerman Wallenpaupack Area High School is excited to announce the installation of a brand new electronic sign, designed to enhance communication with the community. Superintendent Mr. Gunuskey shared details about this project, highlighting its thoughtful design and strategic placement. The sign, including both the screen and the base, will measure 6’9″ by 7’2″….
By: Jewel Dickerman As Ryan Tattersall prepares to embark on his next adventure at the University of Kentucky, where he will major in Sports Broadcasting and Communications, he reflects on the incredible journey that brought him to this point. Throughout his time at Wallenpaupack, Ryan found inspiration and guidance from many supportive individuals. “The people…
Pictured left to right- Lily Struble, Ryan Tattersall, Sadie Zagwoski By: Jewel Dickerman With the end of the year coming around the corner, Paupack Press must think about all the seniors we will lose to graduation. This year, we will be losing three talented writers, and those writers are Lily Struble, Sadie Zagwoski, and Ryan…
Pictured are the cheerleaders from last year’s Powder Puff game, Hawkeye Rollison, Alexander Seretis, Andrew Bromberger, Ty Mazzga, Michael Kelly, Oscar De Los Santos, Nathan Glauner, Fox Yetter, Lucas Ryan, Adam Basile, Jake Vecchio, and Kai Puma Stehlik. By: Sadie Zagwoski As we approach June, the General Student Council has some exciting events planned…
By: Bethany Day On Tuesday, May 7, the Buckhorn (Boys and Girls) Track and Field teams went to Scranton High School’s Memorial Stadium to participate in the Spangna track meet which is the Lackawanna League Championship Meet. The Spangna’s is a track event that also includes pole vaulting and field events, that is a final…
By: Briana Blaszczyk This July, a group of WAHS’s choir students, directed by Alexsis Neenan, will embarking on an eight-day trip to Italy! Here’s the scoop on what sights they will see and where they will perform! First stop, Rome. Students are to take a guided tour of the Colosseum and a walking tour to…
By: Jewel Dickerman As Nathan Glauner prepares to graduate, he looks forward to the future with excitement and anticipation. This fall, he will be attending Temple University to major in Actuarial Science, embarking on a path that promises both challenge and reward. Nathan’s high school journey has been rich with diverse experiences and achievements. A…
By: Bethany Day With the school year ending, it is sadly the time to say goodbye to this year’s seniors. The group of seniors this year is an incredible group, who have gone through a lot together. When they were in eighth grade, COVID-19 became hit, and it had caused the school to shut down…
By: Evie Neenan Although they have always been melded into one event, this year the Fine Arts Gala has been separated into two different Fine Arts Galas: one for the visual arts and one for the performing arts. Here, many dedicated seniors get a chance to be acknowledged and presented with scholarships for their…
