Trophy cases find a new home at Saegertown
By Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief Late February, Saegertown High School received five trophy cases donated by Allegheny College. You can find them currently lined up around the Panther Hallway awaiting to be filled. “I work for Allegheny College in the maintenance department. We were cleaning some stuff out of the Y,” Wrestling coach Jimmy Mulligan said. “We were going to have to remove them, and I … Continue reading Trophy cases find a new home at Saegertown
13 is the new lucky number
By Alaina Merchant, Panther Paw Editor On Feb. 4, Taylor Swift walked into the 66 Annual Grammy Award Show with six nominations and walked out with two Grammys and a secret she was holding for two years. The first win of the night was “Best Pop Vocal Album” for her album released in 2022, “Midnights.” This being the thirteenth Grammy that she has ever won … Continue reading 13 is the new lucky number
Saegertown second annual Sadie Hawkins dance
By Claire Barickman A&E and Social Media Editor By Camden Gjovik Sports and Social Media Editor On Saturday, March 9, the student council will be hosting their second annual Sadie Hawkins dance from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the gymnasium. The theme of this year’s dance is “Tangled in the Memories,” inspired by the 2010 Disney movie “Tangled.” Tickets will be on sale during … Continue reading Saegertown second annual Sadie Hawkins dance
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Valentine’s Day Issue: Volume 18, Issue 5
School rivalries; schools go head to head
By Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief Saegertown is not new to having school rivalries in different sports; some of these have been going on for years and they vary from sport to sport. Here is a rundown of the current school rivalries and some information about them. Disclaimer: The information in this article came from emails sent to players and information collected from the student body. Some … Continue reading School rivalries; schools go head to head
Students prepare for the future
By Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief On Feb. 8, many students were given the opportunity to prepare for their future with mock interviews. Students prepared for these interviews by creating a resume and were paired with an interviewer based on their interest or career aspirations. The classes participating in the interviews were among the English department; Mrs. Cressman’s and Mrs. Mook’s. “The mock interviews are an extremely … Continue reading Students prepare for the future
Fighting Your Inner Monsters with “Eliza and Her Monsters”
By Celeste Eback, Opinion Editor Attention all art students suffering from crippling social anxiety, severe imposter syndrome, and thriving in online spaces, I have just the book for you. “Eliza and Her Monsters” by Francesca Zappia is a story of a high school comic artist struggling with ordinary life and popularity in the online world. Eliza Mirk is a senior in high school who doesn’t … Continue reading Fighting Your Inner Monsters with “Eliza and Her Monsters”
District Choir Competition
By Kaylee Reynolds, News & Features Editor PMEA 2024 is a music festival that was hosted this year at Allegheny College. Students Kaylee Reynolds, Jazmin Sample, Lillian Oaks, and Travis Peters participated in this competition. Music Director Dr. Kiver from Penn State was the mastermind behind it all. With his directing the choir flourished. The festival had a soundtrack of eight selections along with four … Continue reading District Choir Competition
PENNCREST teachers score a contract for the first time since 2022
By Zorian Edwards, Editor-In-Chief Disclaimer Information for this article was gathered from people involved in the meeting directly, teachers in the district, and The Meadville Tribune. This article is meant to give a general overview of the meeting, contract, and present feelings about the situation at hand. This article is not meant to reflect the feelings or opinions of individuals on The Panther Press staff. … Continue reading PENNCREST teachers score a contract for the first time since 2022
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