Quarantine Cuts
Samantha Woodford and Emma Troutman
September 14, 2020
A mirror in front of you, your mind races to predict your next action. Your hand lightly runs through your hair, a decision being made as you continue to look at your reflection. This quarantine has given you more than enough time to decide, it's time for a change. Stressful situations are something that no h...
An eye for creativity
Harmonie Wotring, Staffer
May 29, 2020
Art is a type of beauty and it's used as an escape to find a safe place when everything else around seems scary. Art is a fun hobby, you don't have to be good or bad at it, you just have to have an imagination. As for this Junior, Nate Keiter, he finds a nice escape through creativity when it comes...
Staying behind the reins
Harmonie Wotring, Staffer
May 28, 2020
With all of the media focused on COVID-19, and all students worried about finally finishing school, sometimes it’s good to get away and get some fresh air. Freshman Paige Deatrich loves to get outside and ride her horse. Getting away from all of the stress from the virus and school work, to do what...
ETC scavenger hunt
Samantha Woodford, Staffer
May 14, 2020
Oh the joys of staying home. From annoying siblings constantly antagonizing you, to the nag of schoolwork deadlines rattling in the back of your mind. Don't worry, the ETC staff can very well understand. As important as school is, so is your mental health. What better way to give yourself a well deserved...
Final Act Gone Awry
Annabella Chaklos, Lengel Lingo Staffer
May 8, 2020
Standing in the ongoing emptiness of my head, Memories begin to flash and spread. I stare at moments of love and joy aghast, And soon I’m waltzing with the pleasant times passed. As time grows faster, my dance will soon come to an end, The clock points to closure followed by a new beginni...
Dark time, beautiful flowers
Harmonie Wotring, Staffer
May 2, 2020
The Corona Virus has everyone on edge, people scavenging for food at stores and for some reason taking all the toilet paper. Staying clean is a need recently due to the virus, but that doesn’t mean people can’t enjoy what they like to do during their free time, virus or not. One student in particular...
PAHS musical uncertain due to quarantine
Samantha Woodford, Staffer
May 2, 2020
You walked across the stage, a smile from ear to ear on your face. The lines you memorized weeks before confidently fell from your lips. The applause of the audience only caused the smile on your face to brighten. All the work you have done and time you have taken to make this possible was finally paying...
Expressing Her Struggles: Vanda Bednarikova
Samantha Woodford, Staffer
March 13, 2020
“Just go for it. You may never have this opportunity to express yourself again; so do it while you can,”said senior foreign exchange student Vanda Bednarikova. From Slovakia, this 17 year old artist would like to use this opportunity to share her relatable struggles. Vanda said, “I think that a lot of...
Points of Light
Lauren Kane, Staffer
March 6, 2020
Since the beginning of the year, art students from across Schuylkill County have been collaborating with the Walk In Art Center. Each school in Schuylkill County decided to take part in a 65 square foot Points of Light Mural that is representative of the history of our county. Their art will then be ...
“The Band’s Ultimate Trip to Disney”
March 4, 2020
Freshman Liam Burns drew this picture to celebrate the PAHS Marching Band’s recent trip to Walt Disney World in Florida. The band goes to Disney every four years to march in Magic Kingdom’s “Festival to Fantasty” parade. Burns was inspired to draw the band performing because as many ...
![Senior Preston Hunter submitted a painting of a Halo character for his Painting III class. “I
wanted to do what I like in every art piece, so I wanted to choose that game [Halo] to represent what I
like to play. The hardest part was the detail in the mask of the character and making it look
realistic. It took me about five hours of work to complete my painting.](https://pahstidelines.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/0-475x356.jpeg)
PAHS Student Speaks Out On Alcoholic Parent
Samantha Woodford and Amanda Charowsky
February 20, 2020
As many as 76 million Americans have been exposed to irresponsible, excessive alcoholic behaviors in their family as children. In our own community today, children still face this dilemma. A Pottsville Area High School student was brave enough to share her own story. She was only two years old when her f...
Tanya Johnson, Staffer
September 17, 2020
The COVID-19 virus has made this school year different from past years. This has been a new and difficult experience for everyone, especially the seniors. Classrooms...
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