2026
Where Am I?
By: Vaericia Meno A. Grutas Tolantongo (Mexico) B. Emerald Pools (California) C. Inarajan Natural Pool (Guam)
Wooden Spoon Witches
Craft: The Craft Patch Photo: The Craft Patch By Kiana Madrigal Materials: · Disposable Wooden Spoons · Assorted Scrapbook Paper · Hot Glue Gun + Glue Sticks · School Glue Stick or Glue Pen · Paint Pens or Gel Pens · Cotton Swab and Pink Chalk · Assorted Embellishments: Ribbon, Beads, Lace, Sequins, Washi Tape,…
Scholar Night 2026
Pictured: Esther Kovacs, Avery Ruggiero, Timothy Hughes, Alexis Baker, Reilly Buselli By: Reilly Buselli On Monday, October 26th, our school recognized all the scholars from the previous school year. This included every sophomore, junior, and senior who earned a 90% average or higher last year. Each scholar was formally recognized and received a plaque with…
North Pocono Marching Band Cavalcade
By Nora Warner Pictured: Drum Majors Vivian Yetter, Nora Warner, Maya Walek, and Tyler Marino with “Most Polished Performance” Award On Wednesday, October 14, the WAHS Marching Band attended a Marching Band Cavalcade hosted by North Pocono High School. A cavalcade is a showcase of local marching bands, where each group has the opportunity /perform…
Word of The Week
Photo from silhouettefile.com By: Avery Ruggiero This week’s word of the week is acersecomic (ay-sur-si-KOM-ik). Acersecomic is a rare term used to define a person whose hair has never been cut. Much more commonly found in early English dictionaries, the word was inspired by a tradition in Ancient Greece and Rome where young men would…
Book Review: Fahrenheit 451
Photo from goodreads.com By: Mairyn Boone Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a dystopian novel where books are banned and burned in a society. Guy Montag, who is the main character, works as a fireman and must burn these books, but he begins questioning his job and the foundation of their society. I read this…
Salem Witch Trials
Credits: Britannica By Kiana Madrigal You hear a knock on your front door and before you can answer it, townspeople barge in accusing you of being caught flying during the night hours. Ridiculous, right? Not in 1692 it wasn’t, and you had better find an alibi quick or else you will be hung by tomorrow…
Joke of The Week
By: Reagan Buselli Q: What do you call a can opener that doesn’t work? A: A can’t opener.