Sara Majorsky, Business Manager
January 23, 2019
Filed under Features, Local News, News, School News
Sometimes, in life, challenges can come by surprise. Though, they can be dealt with through time, patience, and understanding.
On Tuesday, January 8, Mrs. Leeper, the law, global studies, and economics teacher, and Meah Ezykowsky, a 2016 graduate of Greater Latrobe High School, each had a chance to tell a story that greatly impacted their lives. They spoke about their personal experiences dealing with brain tumors ...
January 22, 2019
Lettermen’s Club
Athlete of the Week
December 31, 2018 – January 05, 2019
David Marinchak
Last week in the section meet against Armstrong, Senior David Marinchak was part of four 1st place finishes. As an...
Anne Dalton, Managing Editor
January 22, 2019
Filed under Features, School News
What would we do without our brains? How would we process anything? This week, students in the anatomy classes dissected a sheep brain. A once in a lifetime experience presented itself recently to ma...
January 22, 2019
Lettermen’s Club
Athlete of the Week
December 3 – 8, 2018
Reed Fenton
Senior Reed Fenton has helped the Boys Basketball team begin the season with a 5 – 0 record. In the first weeke...
January 11, 2019
Students from Greater Latrobe recently participated in the Kennametal Young Engineers
Program graduation. This semester students were challenged to design and construct a
machine capable of emulating...
January 4, 2019
At Greater Latrobe Senior High School, a new way of educating, commonly known as PBL, has begun in many classes. The biggest push for PBL has been through the field trip to High Tech High School in San...
Sofia Serge, Staff Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under News, School News
Well, it’s that time of year, the time to celebrate and be kind, and of course share with others. And that’s just what the Chick-Fil-A leaders are doing.
This holiday season the Chick-Fil-A leaders are having what they call Do Good December. Do Good December is when all of the leaders split up into three groups. The three groups are Do, Drive, and Deliver, and they come up with an idea to help out their community ...
December 20, 2018
“I am my own person. I am Brady Pevarnik. I’m not Arnold Palmer or Jack Nicklaus. I am just trying to be me and not anyone else,” said Brady Pevarnik, C 19 and Pennsylvania State University D1 c...
Ryan Young, Editor-In-Chief
December 16, 2018
Filed under Features, News, School News, Student Features
The AUX cord buzzes. The leather snaps. The fifth fret vibrates as the first momentous note hums through the speaker. It’s another day for senior Alexander Petrie and his cherished guitar.
Petrie...
Sofia Serge, Staff Writer
December 12, 2018
Filed under News, School News
Are you interested in coding or maybe even learning how to code? Well, if so, you may be interested in taking Mrs. Lint’s Introduction to Computer Programming CMU CS1 Academy Python class.
The computer science curriculum includes Mrs. Lint’s Introduction to Programming class, which is a CMU developed course in Python. CMU stands for Carnegie Mellon University, and Python is a type of coding that they “teach” pe...
