By: Bethany Day The Wallenpaupack Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) event was a success. On Friday, December 5, the Wallenpaupack Area School District took part in the yearly CHOP fundraiser, an event where money is donated to The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The students and staff got to wear pajamas to school, and each…
This is a picture of Baby Butters. He was born this past May and hopefully he grows up to be an awesome barrel horse.
Caption: (right to left) Emily Strouse, Laurelei Terwilliger, Sophie Fontano, Carmella Coyle, Madelyn Carter By: Kiana Madrigal This week at the Paupack Press, we are recognizing the junior class officers. Madelyn Carter is the president. She would like to help the class be more involved with Wallenpaupack and plan fun activities. ” I have been…
Picture shown- the Thanksgiving boxes By Bethany Day The Food Pantry just finished its biggest event of the year. On Wednesday, November 19, the Volunteers in Paupack, VIP, helped the food pantry by giving out the Thanksgiving food boxes at the Wallenpaupack Area High School. For the past eight years, Mrs. Martynuk, the head…
By: Ty Lounsbury · As Thanksgiving approaches, think about all you have learned about this holiday’s history. If your answer is, “not a lot,” that can be fixed right now! · The first Turkey Trot was in Buffalo, New York on the morning of Thanksgiving in 1896 and only had six participants. · The first Thanksgiving…
By: Molly Cunningham These yarn pumpkins are such a gorgeous little fall craft project – great for a table centerpiece or even a fall mantle. They’re beautiful on their own, or in a group. Materials: · Balloon · Orange yarn · White glue · Pipe cleaners (brown and green) Equipment: · Tape measure · Scissors…
Caption: (left to right, back row) Rosa SanClementi, Destiny McMurray, Gabe Racine, Sutton Rizzo (Left to right, front row) Daniel Wanamaker, Luke Boogertman, Evan Guccini By: Sutton Rizzo Seven gifted students from ninth through eleventh grade traveled to Bloomsburg University to participate in their annual math competition. They competed against other schools such as Danville,…
By: Olivia Kogan On Thursday, November 14, a few students involved in theater classes and extracurriculars were given the opportunity to see the play “Our Town” at the Milford Theatre. Students were excused from class at 8:45 and got back to school at around 2 pm. The play started at 10 am and lasted until…
