By: Ty Lounsbury Starting March 18 and ending on March 22, inclusion week will be celebrated district-wide with every day bringing a new kindness challenge and dress-up theme. Although this district is no stranger to dress-up theme weeks, this week is for more than just fun. This week is all about making people with all…
By: Gio Patire Sadie Zagwoski is an incredibly intelligent and kind student who has attended Wallenpaupack since kindergarten. She is very organized and maintains productivity throughout all her clubs. Her long list of activities includes the National Honor Society, General Student Council, and Student Ambassadors for three years, Yearbook Club for two years, and the Paupack…
Written by Sadie Zagwoski In the General Student Council, students plan and organize various school-based activities. Members volunteer to help with events of their choosing, and they don’t have to work with every event that the student council hosts. The General Student Council plans and decorates school dances, such as the homecoming dance and semi-formal dance. They also host each of our annual pep rallies, including the fall pep rally,…
By:Ryan Tattersall Spring is here. The flowers are blooming, bees are buzzing, and nature is growing. For Wallenpaupack’s Varsity Softball team, bats are booming, balls are flying, dugouts cheering, and the team will be winning. With winter sports ending and spring sports coming up on the horizon. Coach Babyak and the Lady Buckhorns should be…
Written by Bethany Day The boys and girls wrestling teams will each have two of their wrestlers head to Hershey to participate in States! The girls’ wrestlers had two top place winners at the northeast regional tournament, Ariel Manning, 130 pounds who placed third, and Zoey Lake, 235 pounds, who placed fourth. The boys will have Gunnar Myers,…
By: Gio Patire On March 14, the junior class is hosting its fundraiser during lunches. March 14 is Pi Day, so staying with the theme they are presenting Throw a Pie at Mr. Ey (And Friends). During the lunches, students can pay $2 for a plate of whipped cream to throw at administrators such as…
By: Jewel Dickerman On Thursday, February 29, Wallenpaupack Area High School had some visitors from the American Red Cross. The Future Health Professionals (HOSA) hosted a blood drive in the aux gym where students greater than the age of sixteen, with parental consent, could donate blood. Before the blood drive, students were given the chance…
By: Ty Lounsbury Scott Tavoline and Jack Duggan are the two seniors who won the Hands-On 2024 Pennsylvania Automotive Association Skip Wagner Automotive Technology Competition that took place in Hershey, PA. In December, eight students from Wallenpaupack took a Pennsylvania Automotive Association exam online, and the two highest scores from Wallenpaupack were compared to other…
Written by Bethany Day On Friday, February 23, and Saturday, February 24, both boys and girls had won their first district championship! On the boy’s side, eleven out of thirteen will be heading to districts. When I had asked Mr. Krushnowski, if he was surprised, he gave me an honest statement, “Yes, we were surprised…
By: Bethany Day Congratulations to the Unified Bocce teams for the second and fourth place finish at the League Championships on Tuesday, February 27. Good luck as they have one team advancing to the Regional Championship next week!
