Emma Walinsky, Editor-in-Chief
Hello! My name is Emma Walinsky and I am a senior at PAHS. I am an editor-in-chief for the Tide Lines Online and Castle staff. Along with being a writer, I am a member of AID, Leo Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society and Student Council. I am captain of the water polo team, vice president of Foreign Language Club and an Ecology Club officer. In my free time, I like to go on adventures with my friends or catch up on work at Dunkin. As of now, I plan to attend Temple University and major in biochemistry on the pre-med track with a minor in Spanish. One day, I hope to attend medical school and become a pediatrician.
![ACHIEVE — As the college search process kicks off for the junior class, junior Zach Turnitza has his sights set on a military academy. He is the 2018 PAHS recipient of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Leadership Award, which is given to a student who demonstrates excellence in the areas of academics, leadership, community service and athletics. “The Dwight D. Eisenhower award was more of a wake-up call than an award for me,” Turnitza said. “When I walked onto the campus, it suddenly hit me that I had to start to focus more on school and sports and cut out the extra in my life if I wanted to get into a service academy. [West Point] was a very nice school, and it wouldn’t be a bad place to call home for the next four years. Turnitza traveled with his family to West Point, NY, for an April 21 awards ceremony held at the university to honor him along with other recipients.](https://pahstidelines.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/ZT.jpg)
![DISCOVER - While looking at different stories on Tide Lines Online, sophomore Kenneth Glore reads a story about the middle school band concert on the new Lengel Lingo tab. Students at the D.H.H. Lengel Middle School write stories and conduct interviews for the middle school publication, Lengel Lingo, that are then published on Tide Lines Online. “I really enjoy being able to read younger students’ work. I believe it helps them learn and gives them good experience in the field of journalism. It’s enjoyable to see aspiring journalists as well, and [this experience] may lead them to job opportunities in the future,” Glore said.](https://pahstidelines.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/kenny-900x600.jpg)
