By: Sophia Braida The club was created to honor and study local traditions and customs. Its mission is to help inform students about the origins of their school and communities. Members can take part in various roles, from performing in events to researching behind the scenes. This approach ensures that everyone can contribute despite their…
FBLA President Kaitlin Williams accepts a $500 donation from the Lake Wallenpaupack Neighbors Community Liaison Stephanie Pappas By: Gio Patire Recently, the WAHS FBLA received a generous donation for their impressive work. In last June, Seniors Hannah Stratton and Darby Brennan placed first in the nation for Social Media Strategies. Following this triumph, FBLA advisors…
By: Jude Mautz Our amazing student council always has a plethora of opportunities, and throughout this month, they will be working nonstop to have as many as possible for us to enjoy. On Tuesday, September 17th, they held our annual activities fair in the auxiliary gym, showcasing the multitude of clubs and sports we have…
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…
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: 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…
By: Jewel Dickerman In a bid to reduce plastic waste, the Environmental Club has launched an initiative to provide stainless steel cutlery to teachers at Lakeside. This effort’s mission is to replace the use of disposable plastic cutlery with a more sustainable option. The students in the club began by researching the impact of plastic…
Photo (Left to Right)- Addie Struble, Jewel Dickerman, Ty Lounsbury, Samantha Rotolo, Tati CampbellAlgermon, Keynote Speaker Dr. Nikole Hollis-Sims, Izael Rodriguez, Namara Palmer, Amiyah Wells, Joshua Katz By: Sadie Zagwoski The Leadership and Diversity Club is a student-run organization where members assess areas that need attention within our community, then work towards building solutions. At…
By: Ty Lounsbury Get ready to immerse yourself in mental health information with Aevidum on May 9. Aevidum will be hosting a mental health fair during third block for anyone who wants to learn a bit more. The list of activities offered at this event is extensive, including tables of information which will be hosted…
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…
