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Tide Lines
The student news site of Pottsville Area High School

Tide Lines
The student news site of Pottsville Area High School

Tide Lines
Swimming and diving practices occur for up to three hours. It is evident that the swim and dive team put all of their effort into practice. “I always have the chance to try new, crazy dives that I have never attempted before. Sometimes you smack, hard; but the pain is only temporary. It’s all worth it when you finally get the satisfaction of getting the new dive,” junior Owen Golden said.

Diving into the 2019-2020 Swim Season

Tanya Johnson, Staffer • December 6, 2019

Swimming is an activity people tend to do in the summer. For students who are a part of the swimming and diving team, it’s the opposite for them. Swimming and diving is available for students grades...

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

Alex Maley, Staffer • November 25, 2019

PAHS students who excel in their classes were rewarded as they were inducted into the National Honor Society. National Honor Society is a group of 36 juniors and seniors who excel in academics, follow...

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

Alex Maley, Staffer • October 11, 2019

During the football game on October 4, 2019, Mr. Michael Keiner said, “This year the 2019 Homecoming winners are Madison Dalton and Owen Golden”. The stadium exploded in excitement when the winners...

Sophomores Greta Snukis, Justin Lescavage, Aaron Salisbury, and Destiny Angel pose infront of a blue chicken at the Washington D.C. National Art Museum. Justin Lescavage said, “I really enjoyed being involved with activities that allowed us to be engaged in both Pub and the city of D.C.”

Field Trips of 2019

Greta Snukis, Staffer • May 13, 2019

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