By: Bethany Day Kyle Carrubba is a familiar face here at Wallenpaupack. Kyle has been a part of the soccer team and track team for four years, and in both sports, he became team captain during his senior year. He also has been a part of the basketball team for two years. Kyle also was…
By: Bethany Day On April 23, the Wallenpaupack track team had their last home meet of the season against Honesdale, and the Bucks were ready for them! The Buckhorn boys beat the Hornets 107.5 to 42.5; the Lady Buckhorns beat them 108 to 42. However, the last home dual meet meant that it was Senior…
By: Evie Neenan Last week, Wallenpaupack had the privilege of sending four students to the 2024 Pennsylvania Music Educators Association All-State Conference in Erie, Pennsylvania.There, PMEA hosts a four-day festival celebrating the top high school musicians in the state. These four had to go through three highly competitive auditions to get to this point,…
By: Jewel Dickerman On Thursday, April 25, a mock interview was held in the library of Wallenpaupack Area High School, where business professionals conducted practice interviews with students to help them prepare for real job interviews. The students dressed in business casual attire and took their resumes to present to the interviewers. This experience was…
By: Jewel Dickerman On April 19, the Wallenpaupack track team went to North Pocono High School to participate in the Twilight invitational. At the event, the running events start at 4 pm and go through all the events, that have up to eleven heats per event, until the runners are finished. Paupack had many good…
By: Gio Patire Whether you are at a choral concert or at a WAHS Player’s show, you will see the familiar face of Jake Vecchio. Jake is a staple in the WAHS music program, being a part of Concert, Chamber, and Show Choirs, Symphonic and Jazz Band, as well as Wind Ensemble, and the WAHS…
By: Jewel Dickerman If you are 16 years of age or older, you hold the key to saving lives through blood donation. The act of donating blood is a simple yet profound way to contribute to the welfare of others, especially those in critical need of medical care. Unfortunately, there has been a recent shortage…
By: Sadie Zagwoski Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) is a club that advocates for smart decision making and promotes leadership within our students. During meetings, members plan events that take place during the school year and discuss ideas for the next mock crash. The purpose of SADD is to prepare students to make positive life…
By: Briana Blaszczyk As a student at Wallenpaupack I noticed an uptick in the promotion of student votes, so I made it my goal to figure out why this was. After speaking with Dr. Ferrara, one of our school’s social studies teachers, I learned that her Global Human Rights class was the group that…
By: Jewel Dickerman With a steadfast dedication to the skies above, Joshua Lake is poised to embark on an extraordinary journey post-graduation. Setting his sights on Marywood University, Joshua will pursue a major in Aviation Management with a focus on Pilot/Flight Operations, along with a minor in Illustration. Joshua’s journey is not just about academic…
