Row 1 (kneeling, left to right): Laela Landon, Sarah Gardner, Ava Hoffman, Mia Russo, Averie Fullum, Grace Lake, Allie Sterner, Ava Caruso, Aubrey Folk, Addison Shiffler. Row 2 (standing, left to right): Esther Kovacs, Liv Karp, Valerie Trudeau, Lana Landmesser, Sophia Burbridge, Sophie Fontano, Alyssa Galasso, Sarah Cardiello, Nevaeh York, Theodora Whitehouse, Molly Cunningham, Savannah…
By: Sophia Braida Addison Kilpatrick, a senior at WAHS, is the embodiment of dedication and resilience. She actively takes part in several clubs including FCCLA (where she serves on the executive council), the Local History Club, and SADD club. Among these, FCCLA is Addison’s favorite because of the volunteering opportunities which she enjoys, and the…
By: Jewel Dickerman National Pumpkin Day, celebrated on October 26th, invites everyone to embrace the charm of this beloved fall gourd. Pumpkins, with their vibrant hues and whimsical shapes, symbolize the cozy spirit of autumn. From carving playful jack-o’-lanterns to baking spicy pumpkin pies, this day encourages creativity and warmth. Families gather to explore pumpkin…
A fun savory treat for your next Halloween party! By: Dakota Hakery Looking for something unique to bring to the spooky festivities? This recipe for pizza skulls is just what you’re looking for. I have seen this all over TikTok and thought I would share it with you all. Total Time 45 minutes Active…
Written by Tyler Meyers On an early morning in December, children around the world will wake to an array of gifts lying in wait for them outside of their bedroom. Greeted with new novelties and playthings, they will stay entertained for weeks and months in the future. However, some children are not able to experience…
Written By Evie Neenan The Wallenpaupack girl’s tennis team is capping off their incredible season! The girls had their team districts on October third, where they won against West Scranton. From there it was On to the semi-finals at Kirby Park, where they celebrated another victory against Crestwood! At their final match in the finals…
Written by Edward Kiesendahl After a tough stretch of losses for the Buckhorns, they were able to get back in the win column against Pittston. The Team had won against Pittson 22-10. Heading into the game it was a must win for Paupack if they wanted to make the playoffs, and Pittston was no easy task. Though Pittston only had two wins under their belt they had been in every…
Written by Briana Blaszczyk From November 7-10, the WAHS Players, directed by Alison Hoffmann, will present Shakespeare’s Globe Premiering show, Blue Stockings. Written by Jessica Swale, the show centers on the first-year female students at Cambridge Girton College in 1896. At a time where educated women were labeled “Blue Stockings” (or outcasts) these women must fight for the right to graduate, face the cruelty of the opposition, and feel thetenderness of young love. This show, held in the high school’s Joan M. Schneider Black Box Theater, will be presented in a “theater in the round” format. Theater in…
Written by Bethany Day On October 15, the Wallenpaupack cross-country team had their last official race of the season. The race was set at the Honesdale course, and it was the second time the team had raced there this season. TheBuckhorns ran against Holy Cross, Scranton Prep, and Carbondale. Both the boys and girls had demolished the other teams that…
