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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...

Diversity Club makes a comeback in October with many joining the club. Senior Kassidy Balulis says, “Students should join the diversity club because it takes you on a journey of acceptance, embracing your differences and what makes you unique, but best of all gives you a support system! joining a club like the diversity club can not only help you break out of your shell and out of your comfort zone, but it could inspire others to want to make a difference as well!”

Diversity Club rebounds

Genesis Harrison, Staffer December 14, 2021

Creativity. Acceptance. Empowerment. Those are the characteristics that make their club significant. Diversity Club makes a rebound coming back in October and it is hosted by Mrs. Maria Malek and Club...

Final Act Gone Awry

Final Act Gone Awry

Annabella Chaklos, Lengel Lingo Staffer May 8, 2020

Standing in the ongoing emptiness of my head, Memories begin to flash and spread. I stare at moments of love and joy aghast, And soon I’m waltzing with the pleasant times passed. As time...

Barista Timothy Mengle explains the hardships of writing his second poetry novel to freshman Samantha Woodford. Mengle talked about his experiences with his success in the small town of Pottsville.

Mengle’s Book Release at Pressed

Samantha Woodford, Staffer February 13, 2020

Plays on words and tiny twists mean much in a poem. In “When The Soul Meats Itself,” his mesmerizing second collection of poems, author Timothy Mengle makes us wonder: “Isn’t it amazing where life...

Blank Slate

Blank Slate

Annabella Chaklos, Staffer January 16, 2020

I am nothing but a blank slate. Nobody around wants to know my state. Deteriorating, draining, at an average pace. The hole belonging to my soul is but an empty space. Am I tired? Am I weak? Am I...

Every Sonnet Has Its Own Story

Every Sonnet Has Its Own Story

Lauren Kane, Staffer November 22, 2019

Everyone has written a poem, whether it was for an English class or just for fun. Even if you didn't want to write a poem, you still probably tended to make it about something that relates to you in some...

Pater

Pater

Annabella Chaklos, Staffer November 18, 2019

Gone, like a thief in the night. Missing, when I woke up in the light. Abandoned, I was left from your mistake. You give yourself a title, you’re completely fake. I count what you’ve caused, and...

Love of the Seasons Rhyme

Love of the Seasons Rhyme

Annabella Chaklos, Staffer October 7, 2019

I’ve waited for you in all this time. I’ve longed for you through season’s rhyme. Through the cloudy smoke you appear. The blackness of my soul has been cleared. You were once a myth to all around...

I Am Red

I Am Red

Annabella Chaklos, Staffer May 8, 2019

I wander around the metal room, risers and platforms hung from the high ceiling. This place was highly industrial, but somehow completely empty. However empty, it had to be taken care of, cleaned, or polished....

Seventh Grader Annabella Chaklos

Writer’s Corner: Annabella Chaklos

Amanda Charowsky, Editor May 7, 2019

Annabella Chaklos has written several poems published here on  ETC. Though she’s published three, she has written more. Out of the ones written so far, Chaklos has five favorites. When it comes to inspiration,...

Howling Fear

Howling Fear

Annabella Chaklos, Staffer February 28, 2019

I sit across from the ticking clock. My thumping heartbeat, it's supposed to mock. The wind howls outside and in my mind... My sanity is hard to find. There are constant whispers in my ear... Though...

The Vicious Truth

The Vicious Truth

Annabella Chaklos, Staffer February 25, 2019

Every single day, they watch us like a hawk. We were given voices, but we aren't allowed to talk. All of us are placed into one long, straight line. We all must be perfect, not good, not fine. It's...

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