By: Olivia Kogan On Monday, October 27 at 7:00, Wallenpaupack Area High School held its annual Scholar Night to recognize its’ outstanding students for their academic efforts. Students received awards based on their grades from the previous year. Students either received a silver award for an average grade of 86-95% or a gold award for…
By: Hannah Daidone Instructions: Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C) and grease a loaf pan. Brown the butter in a small saucepan over medium heat, stirring often until golden and nutty, then set it aside to cool. In a large bowl, whisk together the pumpkin puree, eggs, sugars, maple syrup, oil, and vanilla until smooth….
By: Ty Lounsbury As Halloween approaches, it is important to remember there is more to October than just a fun holiday. As we know, different months are used to spread awareness about different topics, and for October, there is a lot to be aware of. Here are some of October’s designations: Health Literacy Month…
By: Sophia Braida Johnathan Longhenry, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is best known for his energetic personality and stubborn determination. Outside of school, he enjoys spending his time building and working on his truck, as well as hunting and fishing whenever he can. These hobbies allow him to unwind while also expressing his creativity and mechanical…
By: Kody Hanor It was past midnight when the house finally went quiet. Three cousins — one boy and two girls had spent the evening telling ghost stories and laughing until they felt their abdominal muscles kicking in. After getting tucked in, the boy went to his room across the hall while the girls whispered…
Photo by: Nadia Blume By: Reilly Buselli Every graduating class has a few people who stand out and set the standard for their fellow classmates. Nadia Blume was one of these students, and her driven attitude, leadership, and spirit have helped to define her generation. Nadia is an active member of her community, involved in…
By: Tyler Meyers Last Friday, the Engineering CTE invited surrounding schools to a competition designed to push their problem solving and STEM skills to the limit. The competition brings local engineers to create a challenge and judge the students’ final designs. This year’s prompt was to design a waterwheel that- when rotated- moved an attached…
Picture Shown (Left to Right)- Bethany Day, Sophia Braida, Reagan Anderson, Reilly Buselli, Kiana Madrigal By: Bethany Day Five members of the Paupack Press traveled to Wilkes University for Media Day. On Friday, October 24. The students took the opportunity to be a part of Wilkes University’s Media Day. During the event, our students…
By: Reagan Anderson Toilet paper roll crafts can be a fun way to create cozy pumpkins for your fall decor. Simply wrap yarn around the roll, adding in some green for the stems. These cute pumpkins are perfect for adding a touch of warmth to your home this season. Materials Needed: – Empty toilet paper…
By: Reagan Anderson Q- What can go through glass without breaking it? A- Light Riddle credits to goodhousekeeping.com
