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Club members in room 113 for FCCLA. They are getting ready to prepare for tie-dying one of the many activities of FCCLA.

Making a difference in FCCLA

Allie Green, Writer October 4, 2024

Family Career Community Leaders of America, do you know what that means? Family career Community Leaders of America, also known as FCCLA, is a career motivated group for students who build relationships...

Student’s can make like the one above to organize their classes and any in school or after school tasks they may have blockage for due to classes. They can fill in the days when they are busy or have plans making themselves a planner to keep things organized and easy to manage and maintain.

Mastering Time: How to create and maintain a productive schedule

Deriona Richardson, Writer October 3, 2024

In a world where time is one of our most valuable resources, mastering the art of effective scheduling can be a game-changer. Whether you're a student, a professional, or someone managing a busy household,...

Mural in the 300 hallway above a stretch of lockers in between classrooms. The artwork was done by Senior Zoe Jones and 2023 graduate Rachel Kazane.

Transforming the hallways through mural art

Clara Whitley, Writer April 26, 2024

In the high school, there are murals painted all over the walls that students and faculty have all grown used to seeing. These murals are important pieces of art that bring life to the school, by representing...

Sophomore Kristen Lussier sits distraught over her weekend homework for her AP class. This is a struggle many students face.

Students and the pressure of AP classes

Olivia Kuehner, Writer April 25, 2024

“Individually, it’s doable. When you are taking multiple APs that all require the same workload, it adds up,” said junior Zoe Sauvagnargues. Sauvagnargues is a student who takes four APs, which is...

Last year’s winner, Zealand Copeland, is shown above. Brandon Thompson was able to raise the most money towards the miniTHON cause.

Senior pageant is set to take the stage

Abigail Meier, Writer April 3, 2024

The Student Government Association is hosting this year's pageant. The event was run for the benefit of miniTHON last year, which is no longer a running club at Saucon. Junior Julia Reilly is looking...

The SVHS student section seated in the Jungle wearing red for the annual red out game. Go panthers!

Exploring the roar: Why the ‘Jungle’ reigns supreme as the Colonial League’s best Student Section

Brooke Bleam, Writer April 3, 2024

Whether during fall, winter, or spring sporting events, one spot on the bleachers is always reserved for the student section. Specifically for basketball, that spot is the “Jungle.” Every game, it...

Mr. Svit poses for a picture with a big smile. This year, he not only teaches physics, but pre calc as well.

A look at Mr. Svitilla and his robotics club

Evette Urban, Writer January 9, 2024

About five and a half years ago, the Robotics club was bestowed down onto the one and only, Robert Svitilla. Mr. Svit (as many students call him) is one of the physics and math teachers here at Saucon...

Saucon alma-mater pledge after Southern Lehigh loss. This is a tradition for after every home game.

High school football rivalry takes center stage: Saucon vs. Southern Lehigh 2023

Peter Albano, Writer December 11, 2023

Towns all around the country have high school football rivalries the become cherished traditions, and the game between Saucon Valley High School and Southern Lehigh High School is no different. These two...

This is me when I win the Hunger Games.

Emma Zellers the winning Tribute

Emma Zellers, Writer December 8, 2023

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be in the midst of the Cornucopia afraid of the death staring you in the face? How would it be to experience what Katniss Everdeen did? You'd be likely to...

Most work done in school is on the iPads. Some students like the iPads, while others wish they didn't always have the distraction of technology.

Techno or heck no!

Ava Riehl, Writer November 28, 2023

Within our school, some teachers utilize technology, some utilize paper, but the mass majority utilize both. The topic of iPad vs. paper is a very fluctuating and debatable as there is evidence to support...

This collage presents 5 commonly used phrases, or bits, such as “slay”, “yo mama”, “don’t talk to me”, “is it because I’m French?”, and “not my business”.

A bit of bits

Stephen Vautrin, Writer November 28, 2023

We’ve all been in uncomfortable conversations with seemingly no end, so how do you alleviate the awkwardness? Of course, through a bit! A bit is a verbal phrase or small physical act which is primarily...

The view at Blue Mountain.  Many students and staff ski and snowboard at Blue.

Winter at Blue Mountain

Bode Spencer, Writer November 27, 2023

“You ready?” I yelled over to my friend, who is getting his tracking app ready so we can see who goes faster as I just set up mine (spoiler alert: I topped out at 52 and he topped at 54. I lost this...

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