Where Am I?
By: Reagan Buselli A. Isle of Palms, SC B. Myrtle Beach, SC C. Hilton Head, SC D. Charleston, SC
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Student Council travels to Wyoming Valley West for Region H
By Bethany Day On Friday, April 17, the executive student council and the class officers traveled to Wyoming Valley West High School for the yearly Student Council PASC, Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils, Regional H Conference. A different school holds the event each year and gives students the opportunity to make new friends and learn…
FBLA Sends 12 Students to the National Leadership Conference
FBLA SLC Qualifiers at Hershey Park By: Sutton Rizzo Last week, Wallenpaupack’s FBLA chapter sent over 30 students to take part in the 75th annual State Leadership Conference. At this conference, students had to participate in either a test or presentation on a certain subject, in which some of the presentations included two rounds. Before…
Self-Care
By: Hannah Daidone Why we need protein Proteins are building blocks in the body. They make up bones, cartilage, muscle, blood, skin, enzymes, hormones, and vitamins. They’re essential for growth and development, repair and build cells and tissue such as muscle, and play an important role in body processes such as blood clotting, fluid balance,…
New Discus Record!
By: Reilly Buselli This week, Ryan Vargo broke the long-standing discus record of 21 years. The old record of 169 feet 11 inches was set in 2005 by Justin Kraft. The new record is 173 feet 4 inches. Ryan has been throwing for the track and field team since he was in seventh grade and…
Assume That Tune: ILLIT Edition
A) Lucky Girl Syndrome – By: ILLITB) Jellyous – By: ILLITC) Not Cute Anymore – By: ILLIT
Alysha Davis
By: Molly Cunningham Alysha Davis, a senior at Wallenpaupack, is a prime example of a creative and involved student. She is academically driven while also taking part in many extracurricular activities, including Aevidum, the leadership team, and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). This past year, through FCCLA, she attended a conference…
A “Textbook Landing” Scientist Say
Photo: Orion Capsule By: Joseph Ward The Artemis II Mission came to a perfect conclusion with a “Textbook Landing” in the Pacific Ocean. The process of re-entry in the Earth’s Atmosphere is the most dangerous part of the Mission. They are re-entering while being on fire, the heat shield held up, and they must…