By: Bethany Day Since the end of the school year is coming up fast, the late buses will also be coming to an end. Due to almost every after-school activity being finished, the last late bus will be Friday, May 31. If you stay after school after May 31, please have a ride available so…
By: Gio Patire This past Tuesday, May 21, the WAHS Symphonic and Jazz Bands and the Wind Ensemble held their spring concert. They played an array of music with an underlying theme of Italian music in honor of the upcoming trip to Italy. The bands played some memorable pieces such as Dies Irae, from Italian…
By: Briana Blaszczyk As we reach the end of our 2023-2024 school year, students must return their school issued iPads. A quick reminder that iPads should be returned in their “as issued” condition. So here is the return date for each grade. Seniors are to return their iPads on June 7th during cap and gown…
By: Jewel Dickerman From 10-4 the Wallenpaupack Area High School’s Choral Parent’s will be hosting an outdoor market at WAHS on May 18, 2024. There is a $3 entry fee unless you are under 12 years old. If you are under 12, admission is free. Come out and support your local vendors at the high…
Photo: Standing in front of the newly installed rom left to right, Dr. Amanda Schmalzle, Leila Katz, Nicole Kuzin Ilan, Samantha Treppeda, and Nicholas Bajadek By: Sadie Zagwoski In the Local History Club, members research the local history of our area to prepare for their major events, such as the fourth graders’ local history field…
By: Briana BlaszczykThis past Thursday the WAHS Players were graciously invited by the Milford Theater to see their final rehearsal for Guys and Dolls. The romantic comedy is set in 1950s Manhattan and follows the gambler Nathan Detroit (Kelly Krieger) as he scavenges to find a location to hold his illegal crap game. Meanwhile his…
By: Jewel Dickerman Wallenpaupack Area High School is rolling out a significant upgrade in how student movement is managed on school property. They are starting to bid farewell to the traditional paper passes in favor of a more sophisticated solution: the Securly Pass system. The decision to transition away from paper passes stemmed from disorganization….
By: Evie Neenan The 2024 spring concert season is underway, and on Wednesday night, May 8, the concert choir, chamber choir, and show choir performed in their annual spring choir concert. The concert choir sang many songs, but some favorites were “What Was I Made For?” from Barbie, “Gate Gate”, a song written in…
By: Drew Kiesendahl With the playoffs on the horizon, the Buckhorns aren’t in an ideal position, but they’re still alive. A tough week set them back to 4th place in their conference, and 5th place in class 5A. Therefore, if the playoffs were to start today, we would be away at West Scranton, who we’ve…
By: Sadie Zagwoski On Tuesday, May 7, students from Dr. Ferrara’s Global Human Rights class attended the 36th Annual Teen Symposium on the Holocaust at the Hilton Scranton & Conference Center. Nicholas Bajadek, Dominic Brasile, Lia Gulumoglu, Payton McCue, Casey McGrane, Daniel Montoya, Madison Rockle, and I, Sadie Zagwoski had the privilege of hearing the…
