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Alex Maley , Staffer

Hi, my name is Alex Maley. I am a staffer on Tidelines News. I also play the trumpet in the high school marching band and concert band. I am also a member of the Third Brigade Band and Gabriel Youth Orchestra. In my spare time I enjoy playing the piano and the organ

 

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November 30, 2021
Roses are a symbol of many things, especially when you are caring for someone. In this case students were able to purchase roses to show they care for their upperclassman while they leave PAHS. “I have so many senior friends, therefore I’m going to miss a lot of them next year. I think it will be weird walking the hallway next year and not seeing them”, said sophomore Kenzie Androshick.

AID hosts Roses for Seniors

May 27, 2021
Many people in PAHS are members of the Marching Band. Before a game the band practices their routines at the middle school and then they march up to the high school stadium. “As the next twirling season is coming up, we are continuing to practice and are learning new combinations,”said sophomore majorette, Chloe Heintz.

Preparing for band season

May 10, 2021
Senior Julia Malek, who plays Cinderella, is rehearsing sitting in her carriage as she makes her trip to the royal ball. She said, “While I am disappointed the show was postponed, I truly think that what we’ve made is magical. It’s a beautiful show, and I’m so honoured to be a part of it.”

The show must go on!

April 20, 2021
Students in the EMT class do hands-on work such as performing CPR on a dummy. The class can make someone certified in CPR and can also lead to a future in the medical field. Senior Jamilah Philip-Johnson said, “Being in the EMT course is different from any class I’ve had before. The beginning of the year was mainly learning from book, which was important since we need to know specific terms. Now that we are nearing the end of the year, we have way more hands-on learning. We also have after school sessions that show us exactly what to do for various situations. Unlike other teachers Mr.Moran is able to show us exactly how he works as an emergency medical technician”

EMT to the rescue

April 13, 2021
Trinity Lutheran Church takes COVID-19 restrictions very seriously. Instead of an in-person service, a drive by communion was done along with a blessing. “At the beginning of Lent I went to Ash Wednesday mass with my parents to which started the season,” said freshman Emma Seiger.

Celebrating Lent during COVID-19

March 11, 2021
Former resident of Pottsville and alumni, Scott Thomas revives his COVID-19 vaccine at his local hospital. Hospitals are allowing pre-scheduling of it so as many people can stop the spread of COVID-19.

Stopping the spread of COVID-19

February 17, 2021
Make r. Maley sits nervously on top of a dunk tank platform and waits to be dunk= ed into the cold water. This was a challenge done by the reading department at the elementary to see how many books students could read. Maley said, “I was told that they have a decent turn-out, but we really wanted to get more kids reading. We are also trying to keep the virtual students engaged.”

Dunking for books

February 10, 2021
Senior Allison Campion drops off a Thanksgiving basket for someone in need. The foods and non-perishables were donated by club members. Fellow club member, Chloe Heintz said, “It feels so good to donate and give back to the community especially in such a time like this.”

AID donates Thanksgiving baskets

December 21, 2020
Senior Kaleigh Sibbett is escorted down the track with her parents during senior night. Senior Night was held on Friday, October 2nd to honor the 2021 seniors for band, band front, and the football players. “It is still so hard to believe that I am a senior and was able to walk down the field with my parents, said senior Kaleigh Sibbett.

Band members and football players celebrate Senior Night

October 28, 2020
Students sit inside Mrs. Watt’s classroom socially distanced during class. A lot of schools had to adjust to a hybrid plan because of socially distancing guidelines. Sophomore Kenzie Androshick (not pictured) said, “It overall just limited the things I could and couldn’t do. 2020 was not the year we expected.”

Half and Half – The Hybrid Plan

September 21, 2020
(From Left to right) Christian Honicker, Grace Mongrain, and Vanessa Biddle stand in front of the P.M.E.A District Band Concert sign. All three students qualified to Regional Band after their successful efforts at District Band. Honicker said, “I wasn’t expecting to get this far. I guess it goes to show how far we have come as musicians.”

PAHS Students Qualify to Regional Band

March 9, 2020
Drama club students rehearse for their upcoming production of the “Pirate Queen”. The first show date is on March 26 at 7:00pm. “My favorite part of drama is the long-lasting friendships and memories I made,” said junior Jake Montgomery.

Preparing for the Pirate Queen

February 21, 2020
(Top Row From left to right) Faith Toothacker, Samara Reedy, Brenna McGowan, Abbey Garrity (Bottom row left to right) Madison Thomas, and Emma Seiger stand in front of local booths at the 2019 Winterfest celebration. Since 2017, Winterfest has brought a large group of people that participate in the activities. “I think my favorite part about Winterfest was seeing what Yuengling had to offer,” said Eighth grader Madison Eroh.

Winterfest is Right Around the Corner

February 5, 2020
Students participating in the annual Christmas concert play their instruments. The concert will take place on Thursday December 19,2019. Freshman percussionist Zowie Zokuskie said, “My favorite song is Holiday Piece [by Jay Dawson] since I have a feature in it.”

Another year of the Christmas Band Concert

December 17, 2019
Saks Fifth Avenue is one of many stores open on Black Friday. Pictured in the image, is a mannequin showing off an outfit that can be purchased on Black Friday.

Tackling the Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals

December 6, 2019
National Honor Society Inductees stand on the courtyard stairs after their induction. 36 juniors and seniors were admitted into the society that honors academic excellence. Inductee junior Jake Montgomery said, “Always put your best effort into your work while not overdoing your limits.”

Students get Inducted into National Honor Society

November 25, 2019
Photo Courtesy of Mrs. Katelynn Reichard

Tricks, Treats, and So Much More!

November 1, 2019
Homecoming King, Owen Golden and Homecoming Queen, Madison Dalton stood together after being crowned. After being crowned, the two stand together in excitement, as they will become future role models of PAHS. “I ran for homecoming king because I asked my friends if I should run and they said yes, you would win,” senior Golden said.

PAHS Royalty

October 11, 2019
Stage Band is performing at their spring concert. They provided music for the community to enjoy. Senior Olivia Tokonitz said,”I love entertaining people with different styles of music.”

Time to get Involved!

September 25, 2019
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