By: Hannah Daidone Wallenpaupack freshman Emma Saylor, a blackbelt in Karate, attended the Korean National Karate Championship last month in western Pennsylvania where she placed first and third while competing. The event was located in Seven Springs. On the first day, she participated in the Board Breaking competition in the 15-17 Black Belt Division where…
By: Tyler Meyers This past weekend, the wrestling team traveled to Wyalusing High School for a dual meet tournament against other schools in the region. Their day started with two strong wins against Greater Nanticoke and Blue Ridge by 71-4 and 73-0 results respectively. Their third match was closer but still decisive, with a 46-25…
By: Jewel Dickerman As graduation approaches, senior Brady Elders reflects on his high school experience and the path ahead. Brady is set to pursue both a secondary education degree and a history degree, with plans to attend either Marywood University or East Stroudsburg University. One of his proudest accomplishments is playing guitar in the pit…
Caption: (left to right) Bethany Day and Kiana Madrigal By: Kiana Madrigal This past Saturday, Volunteers in Paupack was asked to help solicit donations for the Salvation Army. Dressed in warm clothes, Bethany Day and Kiana Madrigal stood at the IGA supermarket in Hawley for two hours ringing Christmas bells and greeting incoming customers….
By: Olivia Kogan Nadia Blume The Wallenpaupack girls wrestling team had their first match of the season on Wednesday, December 3rd against Valley View High School. The match was away, and the varsity team began at 6:45 after the junior high match. Both junior high and Varsity won, junior high winning by an overall score…
This is a picture of Baby Butters. He was born this past May and hopefully he grows up to be an awesome barrel horse.
By: Bethany Day The Wallenpaupack Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) event was a success. On Friday, December 5, the Wallenpaupack Area School District took part in the yearly CHOP fundraiser, an event where money is donated to The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The students and staff got to wear pajamas to school, and each…
By: Sophia Braida For the fifth consecutive year, Wallenpaupack’s student council decorated four Christmas Charity Trees in the school’s lobby to represent different organizations and help give back to the community. Each grade selected a different organization to support, reflecting causes that have touched the lives of students throughout our community. This year the class…
