Anne Dalton, Managing Editor
September 3, 2019
“Live your life with integrity,” said Joyce Yin, class of 2019 valedictorian. Mrs. Pompelia taught her this and Yin has been sticking to it ever since in order to reach her goals.
Yin’s str...
September 3, 2019
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Sofia Serge, Staff Writer
September 3, 2019
In 1979 Judith Swigart began her illustrious career. After 40 years in public education, Swigart, 62, is retiring.
“There’s no magic lightbulb that goes off saying it’s time to retire. For me, I just knew it was time,” Swigart said.
Swigart began her career in public education as a business teacher at Nazareth Area High School in Lehigh Valley. After finding her love of business classes...
Sydney Laidacker, Staff Writer
September 3, 2019
Students were able to try on 1800’s clothes. Adam Marinchak (on left) got to put on hats, jackets, bags, got to hold a gun, and more. Audra Murgi (on right) got to put on hoop skirts, a sk...
Sara Majorsky, Business Manager
September 3, 2019
Hardwork and dedication pays off for Lauren Sigut, a motivated and ambitious graduate of Greater Latrobe, as she earned the title of Salutatorian. From her school involvement to her bright personality, there is so much she will continue to achieve in the future.
After contemplating on her college and career options, she came to a fulfilling choice at Georgia Institute of Technology. The school stood out to her...
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May 14, 2019
Peaceful piano music and a delicious meal were in great abundance at this year’s Senior Appreciation Luncheon. This year, over 300 community members had time to sit back, relax, and catch up with friend...
Sydney Laidacker, Staff Writer
March 31, 2019
This is the first time ever that Latrobe has been able to place high in competitions and win them. “The team is have so much success this year,” says Mrs. Pellegrino. “We're really becoming like t...
Ryan Young, Editor-In-Chief
March 31, 2019
SHOUTING. NAME-CALLING. EXAGGERATING. BLAMING... Breaking News. An exhausted sigh fills the air as the TV’s volume rapidly decreases until all is silent. The red eyes begin to water as blue tears drip down the cheek of America scorching the skin. The agitation increases and the blisters form. The itching begins. The swelling continues. The scarring remains.
Traditional news outlets and social media platforms are dominat...
March 31, 2019
As a young boy Jon Pritikin was ridiculed, bullied and mocked because of an uncontrollable speech impediment. Today, Pritikin speaks with clarity and confidence about his devastating childhood and how h...
Sofia Serge, Staff Writer
March 22, 2019
Imagine this. It’s the middle of winter and you’re currently sitting in class, and grabbing your shoulders as the cold air blows out onto you. You try to pull your short sleeves down farther, but they are already as low as they’ll go. You wish you had a sweatshirt or something other than your same old clothes to wear. If only there was a place at school dedicated to clothes for anyone to wear.
Thanks t...
