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Students react to the controversial Oscars slap

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • April 25, 2022

SLAP! That’s the sound that would be heard all around the world over national television. Wherever you stand everyone agrees that this was a truly unforgettable night in history leaving controversy...

Jefferson loves spending time with her dog Remi. Jefferson stated some of the things she did over break she said “During spring break I spent time with my family on Easter. We had dinner at my grandmothers house with the rest of my family. I took some naps here and there, hung out with my friends and my dog.”

Students await Spring Break

Faith Younker, Staffer • April 21, 2022

The first day of spring arrived on March 20th, making everyone look forward to spring break. Spring break is a vacation period including Easter in early spring at universities and schools. It...

In the back row, from left to right, Logan Miscannon, Julia Balulis, James Malek, Stephen Comisac, Evan Woodward and Advisor Mr. Rhoads. In the front row, from left to right, Yseult Barbedette, Kaylee Becker, Cade Herndon, Evan Vidal and Katie Comisac. Senior Stephen Comisac said, “I’ve only been on the team for one year. My friends asked me to join and I thought it would be interesting. I always thought we had a pretty good chance of winning but I got pretty nervous in the final rounds. Now I’m just happy we get the day off to go to the capital. My favorite thing is being with my friends and there really isn’t much of a bad part.”

Quiz Team Wins County Championship

Chase Teresavage, Staffer • April 5, 2022

The Pottsville Area High School’s Quiz team participated and won in the County Championship. It was held at Penn State Schuylkill. The quiz team is an academic competition where they play...

Came support the Crimson players at the performance of Anastasia! Tickets for students are $10. Friday at 7pm, satura 2pm/7pm and Sunday at 2pm!

Behind the Scenes: Crimson Player’s Anastasia

Samantha Woodford, Staffer • April 1, 2022

This weekend only… the Pottsville crimson players present Anastasia! Based on the beloved Disney movie from 20th Century Fox, Anastasia is both a heartwarming and heart-wrenching dive into one of history’s...

Daylight Savings (DST) is defined as the systematic practice of setting your clock turning ahead the clock. With that, comes a huge amount of conflicts that leave many restless with one hour of sleep missing from their circadian rhythm. Mrs. Julie Saunders said, “ I am much older, losing an hour of sleep once a year is quite inconvenient. Now that my clocks and phones change time automatically, I have little worry that I will ever miss a time change due to daylight savings time.”

Daylight Savings inconveniences many

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • March 23, 2022

Imagine having to set your clock one hour from standard time or accidentally forgetting to do so. This is what’s known as, Daylight savings, the day you lose an hour of sleep on Sunday. Daylight...

Aevidum selected student leaders to go to Minersville for Aevidum training. Recently, Aevidum Club has been urging students to take a part in aiding the community by mental illnesses through awareness. To join students were required to fill out an application to be selected as a club member.

Aevidum Club announces leaders

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • March 1, 2022

Aevidum Club needs students who have strong leadership skills and nurturing, supporting characteristics. Some of the requirements include, respectful, be supportive and caring toward their peers...

Sophomore Sarah Malek performs at County Choir. She was the only student from Pottsville Area High School to be able to participate in this event. Mrs. Katie Reichard(director of bands at PAHS) said, “Having an in person festival after two years was awesome. Having the amount of people on stage was a breath of fresh air. This was my first one since being the conductor here. The director took the music to the next level and made the students better and even myself. They even had the opportunity to play instruments. Overall, they had a fun time and it was a neat experience.”

Malek Sings at County Choir

Chase Teresavage, Staffer • February 22, 2022

The host school for this year was Williams Valley. The participating schools were Blue Mountain, Marian Catholic, Nativity BVM, Pine Grove Area, Schuylkill Haven, Shenandoah Valley, Tamaqua...

Biddle and Lucas Perform at District Band

Alyssa Sheriff • February 17, 2022

Emily Lucas and Vanessa Biddle speak about playing clarinet and their experiences during district and region band.

Diversity club held a conference in the little theater with Principal, Mrs. Tiffany Hummel afterschool. Members spoke with her, conveying their main issues and concerns. During the meeting she said, “What we have to do is continue this progress. I want to say, I’m on your side. I want you guys to come up with solutions for the bathroom’s. You can make your message heard by raising awareness; Conveying why something matters is something you can do as well as coming up with ideas.” Courtesy of Diversity Club.

Meeting highlights the T in LGBT+

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • February 11, 2022

May I ask your pronouns? These are the simple words that you can ask to make a trans person feel comfortable. When acknowledging this issue, you realize this is one many issues for the trans...

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...

Coping with Seasonal Depression: Tips from your school counselors

Genesis Harrison, Staffer • January 28, 2022

The recent weather dropped to freezing temperatures leaving many people affected in emotional distress during the pandemic. COVID-19 impacted the mental health of many adults and teens. One commonly referenced...

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...

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