By Gabi Lozada
With school ending shortly, I’m sure many of you will be looking to make plans with your friends so you all can stay close and connected. Listed below are some fun ideas of things you can do alone or with friends during summer break.
Category Archive: Student Life
By Leah Chavez and Gracie Hawkinson
It’s prom season, Salisbury. We are going to let you know the ins and outs of prom for this year anywhere from the dress page to where are the best places to take pictures. Let’s start out with dresses. When you find your perfect dress you don’t want somebody else to get the exact same dress as you, so to resolve this conflict, a dress page was made for this year for girls to send in their dresses. @2019shsprom. This year looking at the prom page, we made some assumptions about what the trends were, based on the similarities in the dresses. The trends that we noticed were off the shoulder, v necks, halter necks, slits, red, and black colored dresses. Speaking of dresses, they can be super expensive and it might be out of your budget, or you just don’t want to spend all that money if you’re an underclassman and you’re waiting until for senior prom. Our school has a “Cinderella’s Closet” run by Ms. Legath. We asked Ms. Legath a couple of questions to get some more information about this.
By Gabriella Lozada
Spring is around the corner and love is blooming. In this new season, it is crucial that guys know and make effective change to suit what girls actually find attractive. This is a PSA from all girls ever (This is not meant to offend, just to make y’all aware)!
By Tyler Cramsey
There are fewer than 40 days left until the last day for seniors, and that means there is a lot of important events coming up for these seniors. The last day for seniors to attend SHS is May 29th.
By: Cole Wasilow Although Salisbury is a smaller school, we have some pretty fun things to offer, one […]
` By: Leah Chavez The annual dodgeball tournament is held on March 19th at 6:00pm this year. […]
By Kyle Strubeck, Tyler Cramsey, and Justin Burkhardt
The upcoming grades moving into high school have highlighted an increasing trend of lack of motivation and increased resentment when they’re pushed to get active in gym class. Miss Chong, a seasoned veteran gym teacher at Salisbury who has taught since 2007, says she’s observed this trend exponentially increasing in the past couple of years, something she finds troubling.
By Haroula Barbounis and Gabi Lozada As some students may know, Miss DosSantos is running a new Falcon […]
By Elizabeth Sirianni
The 6th annual “Be Cool for Our School” Polar Plunge is this Saturday. The event will benefit Marian Catholic High School. The plunge takes place at Mauch Chunk Lake in Jim Thorpe and registration is open from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Those who register first will start plunging at 12:00 p.m. However, you also have the option to register as a “Chicken” instead, meaning you will be supporting the cause but staying dry at the same time. All registers must be 18+ except for students of Marian High School. There is no fee for anyone who only wants to spectate the event.
By Zach Peace, Justin Burkhardt, Kyle Strubeck
The TL-2020 program is perhaps the most impactful initiative in the history of our district, but no-one knows its name. This effort to integrate technology into our classroom has paid great dividends to our quality of education over the years.
