By: Tyler Meyers Every 2 seconds in the U.S. a person needs blood and/or platelets. This combined with the fact that in one day, approximately 29,000 units of blood (one unit is roughly 350 mL or 12 oz) is needed to save a life, makes having a surplus storage crucial for hospitals everywhere. If a…
Buckhorn Aiden Janowicz has a huge lead while beating the Delaware Valley Course Record By: Gio Patire This year, the WAHS Cross Country team has been, “dominating the Lackawanna League this season,” as Coach Steven Brown relayed to me. Both the girls’ and boys’ team have been stacking up records, with the boys’ team even…
By: Rosa SanClementi If you saw a pink sky on the night of October 10 and didn’t know what it was, it was the aurora borealis, or northern lights. Even though we aren’t north enough to see them often, there’s currently a magnetic storm effecting our region, allowing us to witness this incredible phenomenon. This…
By: Sophia Braida The After School Program, ASP, offers students a chance to engage with their peers and community outside of school through various activities. Since its start, ASP has evolved and changed better to suit the interests and needs of its students. The program starts in September, runs through December, and provides many activities…
The WAHS Girls Tennis Team (From Left to Right) Front Row- Alexis Lopez, Samira Feller, Soleil Wright, Cadance Danelski, Victoria Latek, Olivia Kogan, Alaina Burke, Sarah Niemiec Back Row- Kiana Madrigal, Alex Spritzler, Allison Case, Emily Jensen, Laila Golsharizi, Jenna Petroski, Abby Cykosky, and Maya Hirzallah By: Briana Blaszczyk The WAHS Girls Tennis team is…
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…
By: Jewel Dickerman Tyler Warrington, a senior at Wallenpaupack Area High School, is preparing for his next step: attending UTI College to pursue either welding or A&P. Though he wasn’t involved in extracurricular activities, Tyler has been focused on securing his future. Lately, he’s been receiving job offers in the aviation field, which has opened…
Left to right: Brooke Duggan, Cassie Hnatko, Addison Kilpatrick, Gio Patire, Ella Smith, Justin Blanding, Kayden Barrett, Elisa Cremona, Briana Blaszczyk, Scarlett Ayres Photo provided by Ben Scholl By: Briana Blaszczyk On Friday October 4, Wallenpaupack crowned its 2024 Homecoming King, Justin Blanding, and Queen, Ella Smith. But did you know the road to this…
Left to Right: Seniors Alexis Blaszczyk and Briana Blaszczyk cooking pancakes and eggs for their senior peers. By: Gio Patire On Wednesday, October 2, seniors celebrated one of their newer traditions, Senior Sunrise. The entire event was student-planned and student-run by the Class of 2025 officers. Students were able to bring anything they’d like such…
By: Evie Neenan The boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams continued their impressive season last week with their meet at Mountain View High School. Both teams went 3-0 that day against Mountain View, Susquehanna, and Forest City. The wins extended both of their undefeated seasons to 17-0. The top three finishers on the boy’s side were…
