By: Olivia Kogan FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) organized a Valentines Day themed party on Tuesday, February 11 in Dr. Clark’s room. The party started at 3pm and ended at 5:30pm. The party was intended to celebrate friendship. There were about 20 students who attended the party, FCCLA members and their friends….
By Edward Kiesendahl On February 10, the girls basketball team took on North Pocono in their final home game of the season. The last home game of the season is traditionally a team’s senior night, and this senior night would celebrate three senior leaders for the Lady Buckhorns. The three seniors would include Paige Haney,…
By: Jude Mautz Thomas Toth is a current senior in the class of 2025, whom the Paupack Press has chosen to highlight this week. He participates in the Wrestling team, being a starter on the varsity team, as well as volunteering with VIP. He plans to go to Penn Tech to study Electrical Technology. For…
By: Jewel Dickerman The Polar Promenade, held on January 25, 2025, in the Wallenpaupack Area High School Cafeteria, was Wallenpaupack Area’s Community Service project and a testament to the dedication of our FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) chapter members. As a Chapter Project, this event required the full participation of the chapter, making it…
By Jewel Dickerman Rachel VanLouvender has left her mark on Wallenpaupack Area High School through her involvement in a wide range of activities, from music and performing arts to academics and athletics. A dedicated member of the wind ensemble, jazz band, show choir, chamber choir, WAHS Players, and swim team, she has also taken on…
Written by Bethany Day With it now being Valentine’s Day, there can be many ways to show your friends and family how much you care and love them. A common gift are flowers, which can never go wrong! Any gift is good when it comes from the heart. However, if you do not want to…
Written by Sophia Braida On February 11, Wallenpaupack’s Bocce teams played their final meet of the season (before the league playoffs) against Mid Valley. Both teams played one game each and tried to protect their places in the standings and chances of advancing further into the season. Each team played their best and remained resilient…
Written by Giovanni Patire From February 5 – 7, 15 of our choir students attended the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) District 9 Choir Festival at Tunkhannock Area High School. At this festival, all students auditioned for the regional festival upcoming where 11 students are moving on, Genevieve Neenan, Nora Warner, Nathan Freethy, Hunter…
