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All of the seniors involved in this years production, actors, stage crew, and musicians, posed for a picture in front of a bell on stage. Whether they have participated in the program all four years or are freshman in the program, they have all been touched by it. Senior Payton Renninger said, When I was a freshman, I never thought that I would ever participate in Drama Club since I would always get nervous to perform in front of people. Never would I have thought of having the part I had. It had brought me out of my shell and I was able to experience so many emotions with this club.”

A Production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Michael Johnson-Ponce, Editor • April 7, 2019

     It’s hard to believe that’s it's been a full year since the Drama Club took us to the wonderful world of business with How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying, but with a new year...

Members of the Crimson Tide Foundation pose with the $5,000 check from Mid Penn Bank. From left back row: Cory Holobetz, Ned Connors, Pete Joyce, Dr. Jeffrey Zwiebel, Craig Shields, Vince Wychunas, Jim Brennan of Mid Penn Bank, Adrian Portland, Bob Dusel Jr.—front row left Lillian Hobbs, John Liddle, Keith Kirby of Mid Penn Bank, Kathy Zwiebel

Crimson Tide Foundation receives donation

Alexis Yoder, Editor-In-Chief • January 11, 2019

Mid Penn Bank presented a $5,000 donation to the Crimson Tide Foundation at a meeting held Tuesday, January 8. The donation was made through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC). It is...

Sophomore Christina Huff is sweating in Mr. Shott’s classroom. The heating system has not been properly functioning the past couple weeks. “I like classrooms when they are cooler.”

Hot or Cold?

Greta Snukis, Staffer • November 30, 2018

Having trouble with what to wear ? According to students and staff members at Pottsville Area High School, the classrooms never seem to have a stable temperature. It is always too hot or freezing cold....

Henry Mohl (middle) stands at his football themed vehicle. He said, “This event is pretty cool and it’s safer than normal trick-or-treating.”

Organizations give out candy at Trunk or Treat

Justin Lescavage, Staffer • November 9, 2018

Parents pay close attention to the Caron Foundation presentation in the D.H.H. Lengel auditorium. The presentation focused on the dangers of substance abuse. “It was nice to see a variety of people from the community attend, Tiffany Hummel, high school principal, said.

Parents Attend Caron Organization’s Presentation on Substance Abuse

Michael Johnson-Ponce, Editor • October 11, 2018

On Monday September 17, the Caron Foundation presented to parents from throughout Schuylkill county at Pottsville D.H.H. Lengel middle school. The presenter, Allison Odin talked about substances that...

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