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Mackey’s Cinderella Run Is a Marvel Redeemed
Kevin Mackey’s 1986 Cleveland State Vikings basketball team was the first team in the NCAA Tournament to make a Cinderella run. Cleveland State would end their regular season with a record of 24-3 overall and 13-1 in the league. This gave them the chance to play in the AMCU-8 tournament. They would go on to […]
Burger King Baby Finds Birth Mother
April 4, 2014
Twenty-seven year-old Katheryn Deprill can also be now known as the Burger King Baby. Soon after she was born, Newborn Katheryn was left in a Burger King bathroom in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Although Katheryn is a successful woman with a husband and three children of her own, she was missing something in life. A part of […]
Accept, Interact Assist Animal League
April 3, 2014
On 13 March 2014, Fleetwood’s members of both the Accept and Interact club went to Berks Animal Rescue League to do community service. “While we were there, we got to see the dogs, cats, and other animals,” explained sophomore Marissa Faranda, who went on the trip. The Accept club became official about three years ago […]
April Fools: No Ransom Yet for Fleetwood Camel
April 1, 2014
On Sunday morning the 30 March, the famous Fleetwood camel residing next to Boyer’s Food Market was discovered missing from its enclosure. Local residents are distraught over the disappearance of their beloved camel. “We just want him to be returned safely,” senior Auston Clauss said. Surveillance videos from the Boyer’s parking lot show a large trailer […]
April Fools: Curling Comes to Fleetwood in 2014
April 1, 2014
Fleetwood Area High School has been looking to improve their school spirit and the sports program in recent years. There was a lot of thought put into a new sports program and other things of that nature, and, finally, a decision has been made. “Wow, I wasn’t aware that we were getting a curling team. […]
After-School Snacks Need Not Be Fatty
March 31, 2014
It’s after school, and you’re rummaging for a snack, but you’re getting sick of eating fatty foods. There are plenty of healthy after-school snacks to eat. Be creative in your choices. There are so many combinations and healthy ways to snack. It’s a well-known fact that eating small amounts of foods throughout the day will […]
Random Cheese: What Do You Want to Do Before You Die?
March 28, 2014
English teacher Sara Wilkinson: “Before I die, I want to travel to Germany.” Science teacher Erin Follweiler: “I want to rent a camper with my family and travel across the states.” Alex Merceron, 12th grade: “Travel to Spain.” Corey Campbell, 12th grade: “Before I die, I want to fly a plane.” Rocco Russo, 11th grade: […]
Tiger Times ’13-’14 T-Shirts Available for Purchase!
March 21, 2014
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Random Cheese: What Random Cheese Question Should We Ask?
March 17, 2014
Senior Antonio Goode: “I’d like to be asked what my favorite hobbies and interests are.” Senior Rachel Clarke: “What would you do with your life if money was a meaningless object?” Senior Patrick Coles: “Would you like to scratch my foot?” Senior Anthony Filippini: “Have you ever been to a Turkish prison?” History Teacher Mrs. […]
Random Cheese–Do you want another snow storm this school year, and why?
February 12, 2014
Mr. Matthew Biniek – Chemistry Teacher “No, that’s a horrible thing to ask because people die and 3000 people are still without power in Philly, you big meany.” Maddy Garcia – 10th grade “No, because I want my spring break as long as possible, and I don’t want to stay in school longer.” Erica Groncki […]
Jameis Winston Takes the Heisman
January 29, 2014
There’s no doubt that it is the most prestigious individual award in college football. The Heisman, which acknowledges the best player of the past season, began in 1935 and was named after John Heisman. “I think Jameis deserved the award. He had an amazing season, and he ended up winning the national championship,” sophomore Matt […]
PA Offers Myriad Spring Break Travel Choices
January 28, 2014
As the long cold winter starts to dissipate, the fresh air and warm sunshine of spring rolls right around the corner. Along with this fresh degree of happiness comes a much celebrated event in the school year, Spring Break. A time of laughter and fun, Spring break is a time of enjoyment before the final […]
Soccer Champions League Explained
January 27, 2014
The Champions League includes one of the biggest soccer tournaments in the world. Most people know number one biggest, World Cup. The UEFA Champions league is played similarly to the World Cup. Teams must qualify for the Champions league exactly like the World Cup. Then there is a playoff round. After the playoff round is […]
Royals Start Season Right
January 21, 2014
The Reading Royals Hockey Team, part of the ECHL, has had a good start this season. Although the 2013-2014 team has high standards after last year winning the Kelly Cup, this year’s Royals are off to a great start. “The Reading Royals are fun to watch,” junior Lizzay Faust said. “The Royals are a really […]
Random Cheese: What Is Your Favorite Football Team and Why?
December 3, 2013
“Saints, because I have liked them my whole life.” –Sophomore Sam Lerch “Cowboys, because they’re America’s team.” –Senior Maddie Bossler “I don’t have one because I don’t watch football.” –Senior defensive tackle Antonio Goode “I like the Eagles because they’re from the hometown.” –Junior Joe Kinek “Steelers, because that’s the first team that my dad […]
Carbon County Jail Reignites Ghost Story
November 14, 2013
Carbon County Jail is a two-story historic jail in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. This jail was built in 1871 and was used until 1995. This jail is now open for tours and ghost tours to guests of this historic town. It has approximately seventy-two rooms and contains twenty-seven cells, plus a dungeon in the basement. The […]
Tragedy Strikes Nevada
November 13, 2013
Monday, 21 October 21, 2013, was a scary day for Spark Nevada Middle School. A thirteen-year-old student opened up with a 9mm pistol on students and teachers. He most likely took the gun from his parents. His motives are currently unknown and being investigated by the police. “I don’t think he was being bullied at […]
Oktoberfest Returns to FAHS
November 7, 2013
Has anyone ever heard of Oktoberfest? Oktoberfest is the largest fair in the world. Six million people around the world come to this festival every year. Originating in Munich, Oktoberfest is 16 days of nothing but eating, singing, and dancing. It all started in 1810, and every year since has been better. The festival used […]
Celebrate Your Drive…Every Day!
October 23, 2013
Thanks to all of those who have participated in our Celebrate My Drive program by making a commitment to drive safely each day. Fleetwood Area High School is currently ranked 42nd. The top fifty schools will receive a grant (up to $100,000), so keep up the good work and continue to log into to www.celebratemydrive.com until Saturday. […]
Commit to Safe Driving!
October 20, 2013
YOU CAN HELP THE HIGH SCHOOL WIN BY COMMITTING TO BE A SAFE DRIVER! Fleetwood Area High School students are rallying community members to commit to safe driving. In conjunction with State Farm’s Celebrate My Drive® program, FAHS is working to reverse the startling statistic that car crashes are the number one killer of teens in the United […]
12 Years a Slave Leads Fall Film Releases
October 14, 2013
It is that time of year again: the weather is getting cooler, the leaves are turning, and the movie industry is shifting gears from the tent pole blockbusters of the summer to the more serious-minded, award-hopeful films of the fall. With the Oscars on the horizon, this is a good time to catch a few […]
Rowe Brings Hockey to Fleetwood
October 9, 2013
“I have been a student of the game and involved in hockey for over twenty-five years, having played and coached Dek, Roller, and Ice at multiple levels”, FAHS hockey coach Stephen Rowe said. Rowe has been around hockey for a while, and he knows what he is doing. He plans on challenging the varsity players […]
Reporter Bio: Renee Gerhart
October 8, 2013
Renee Gerhart’s main reason for taking journalism is that it will help with college and permit her the chance to join the Quill and Scroll Honor Society. In her free time, Gerhart likes to practice color guard and read. Her favorite genre to read is fantasy, including The Mortal Instruments series. Once high school is […]
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