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Students prepare poetry for the poetry contest titled, “Pottsville in Every Season” sponsored by the yearbook publications staff. The contest runs from Monday, January 24th and ends on February 9th. “We are very excited to bring this new aspect to our yearbook to highlight the artistic talents of Pottsville High students. This new addition will include more students and their creativity to our Tidelines!” said Dr. Ali Hobbs.

Student’s Prep for the Publications Poetry contest

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • February 3, 2022

The publication’s staff is back at it again, but this time they are holding a poetry contest sponsored by yearbook. It’s theme is, “Pottsville High in Every Season” and all students are...

Vice President Dominic Alvarez, President Maddie Strauss, and Secretary Annabelle Chaklos were elected at one of the first big meetings. Each of them have an important role which they live up to at each meeting. Maddie Strauss said “I love being President. Having leadership in a club I’m really passionate about is an honor. I love leading discussions and helping the club decide on what to debate next.”

What is Debate Club

Faith Younker, Staffer • February 3, 2022

Debate Club is a fun, “all are welcome”, stress-free introduction to examining and debating different perspectives on given prompts. The debate club is a diverse group of students who create...

60 Seconds with Maria Malek

Alyssa Sheriff • February 3, 2022

Maria Malek will have to answer as many questions as possible in 60 seconds.

Mrs. Pellish, pictured above is filling out the order form for the chocolate roses fundraiser. Selling the chocolate roses is the biggest fundraiser for AID. “In the past, AID sold carnations and Valentine notes for Valentines Day. Were doing something a little different this year. Instead of selling carnations, were selling chocolate roses.” said teacher Mrs. Pellish.

AID Sells Chocolate Roses

Alex Blum, Staffer • January 28, 2022

AID is hosting a fundraiser by selling chocolate roses for all students and faculty to purchase. Each rose is $2.00 and can be bought from any member of AID. Order sheets and money must be handed in for...

Caroline Gist represents Mini Thon as the president her senior year. After many years of participating, 5 years. Gist said, “This year we continued our tradition of holding a “Gold Out” basketball game. The t-shirt design for each year is different in hopes students will purchase one to wear to the event. Myself and Mini-THON members will be canning to fundraise at the game. We all do this for the kids, and one day we will beat childhood cancer.”

Mini-THON holds a “Gold Out”

Chase Teresavage, Staffer • January 18, 2022

Mini-THON made gold shirts for the Four Diamonds Fund so they can raise money for pediatric cancer. They are selling them for the basketball game on January 21st against North Schuylkill. The...

Stage band rehearses every Tuesday from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in the bandroom. Some songs the students are playing include Moanin’, Higher Ground, Don’t Get Around Much Anymore, and Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing, and more to come. Junior Angelina Madonna said, “I think people should join stage band because it gives everyone an opportunity to play a different genre of music that is really fun. I hope to become a more skilled player.”

Stage band encourages students to join

Tanya Johnson, EIC • January 18, 2022

Improv, solos, and lots of gold instruments; all of these things are a part of a stage band. Without one or the other, it’s just a plain old band.  Stage band consists of people who play the saxophone,...

60 Seconds with Kaylee Becker

Alyssa Sheriff • January 18, 2022

Kaylee will have to answer as many questions as possible in 60 seconds.

Ava Jefferson and her parents went to her grandmothers house to celebrate Christmas. Everyone celebrates Christmas differently, but Jefferson celebrated following her family’s tradition. Jefferson said “On Christmas I got to see my grandmother for dinner later in the day. In the morning we open gifts at my house, then I go to my other grandmothers and then also my grandfathers.”

Students reflect on winter break

Faith Younker, Staffer • January 14, 2022

On Thursday December 23, 2021, not only did students get out early for winter break but, Students who are affiliated with clubs helped those in need by delivering Christmas baskets. The PAHS...

Students set Healthy New Year’s Resolutions

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • January 12, 2022

Many say out with the old and in with the new, when it comes to the new year. 2022 presents many opportunities for positive change in their lives and for others because it is another chance...

60 Seconds With Mr. Lynn

Alyssa Sheriff • January 5, 2022

Mr. Lynn will need to answer as many questions as possible in 60 seconds.

Betty White’s legacy will forever be remembered. She was an extremely popular star in the entertainment industry, entertaining fans with her comedic ways. “She was an inspiration to many, and I’m personally going to miss her,” said junior Robert OmahaBoy

Remember Betty White

Alex Blum, Staffer • January 4, 2022

You may know Betty White from The Golden Girls or maybe from her other films including The Proposal, and Annie’s Point. Betty Marion White Ludden was an American actress and comedian who was a pioneer...

60 Seconds with Mr. Portland

Tanya Johnson • December 16, 2021

Mr. Portland will need to answer as many questions as possible in 60 seconds.

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