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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...

The cast of Cinderella stands proud during the closing scene of the musical. It was held in the PAHS auditorium on April 23, April 24, and April 25. “Our students really give their heart and souls to this performance. There was an added level of precautions to worry about with the pandemic, and honestly, I went into the season expecting it to be very different. However, despite low numbers of cast, crew. and put, this whole company was committed to excellence and Cinderella has been one of the most beautiful productions we have ever done, I am so very proud and eternally grateful,” said drama director Maria Malek.

The aftermath of “Cinderella”

Tanya Johnson, Staffer May 7, 2021

The school has been able to put on a musical this school year despite COVID-19 making it harder to do school activities. Two weekends ago, on April 23, April 24, and April 25, Rogers and Hammers’ Cinderella...

Drama club students rehearse for their upcoming production of the “Pirate Queen”. The first show date is on March 26 at 7:00pm. “My favorite part of drama is the long-lasting friendships and memories I made,” said junior Jake Montgomery.

Preparing for the Pirate Queen

Alex Maley, Staffer February 21, 2020

With the spring musical approaching, the drama cast is hard at work after school for their production of the “Pirate Queen”. The Pottsville Area High School drama department is led by Mrs. María...

PAHS drama club students find out their parts by looking at a list like this posted outside the little theater. Students shared their roles with others on social media by posting the cast list on Facebook. Freshman Zoe Holden said, “I was so excited to be a part of The Pirate Queen as Queen Elizabeth.”

Pottsville’s Crimson Players are Planning Their Annual Spring Musical

Madison Wright, Staffer November 19, 2019

Students stomachs were in knots all day. On November 14th, 2019, in seventh period the cast list for the annual musical was released. This year’s extravaganza is The Pirate Queen.  “No way,”...

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