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Night of Nights is Approaching
Prom around the corner
Can I be your royal highness and take you to prom?” It's that time of year again, and prom season is right around the corner. As this time approaches, scoring a prom date can be very fun and creative. Promposals have become a main staple of prom and are an exciting way to be asked to go to the big dance. As much as it can be nerve-racking for those offering a promposal, people go above and beyond to create the perfect moment.
Senior Sean Gordon asks senior Ashlyn Radocaj to prom after her final musical performance. “Ashlyn, will you be my dancing queen @ prom?” (Photo by Sean Gordon)
Junior Antonio Tuttoilmondo asking junior Cydney Blahovec to prom. “My heart would Crumbl if you said no to prom?” (Photo by Antonino Tuttoilmondo)
Senior Justin Novotney asks senior Rachel Ryan to prom after her Mamma Mia performance. “ Rachel, will you take a chance on me @ prom?” (Photo by Justin Novotney)
Junior Ben Blahovec asks junior Liz Tapper to prom after a pole vault practice. “ I know I can't pole vault but I'll jump really high if you go to prom with me?” (Photo by Liz Tapper)
Passionate activists demand a climate recovery plan during a protest this year. (Photo by Google Images)
Earth: Love It or Leave It
by Liv Orischak, Fun! Editor
Every day is Earth Day. People who are passionate about protecting the Earth can make a difference all year round. For six million years humans have inhabited the Earth with little negative impact on the environment. Mass pollution, which skyrocketed during the industrial age, has continued to become an alarming problem that needs our attention.
“One Earth, One Chance,” is the slogan activists are using to illuminate the importance of protecting the beautiful planet we live on. Junior McCall Feenan says, "Earth Day is underrated. No one appreciates the Earth as much as we should. While taking small steps such as recycling and composting are ways you can help locally, you can also join the nationwide fight by donating money. Earth Day’s 2022 theme is “Invest in Our Planet.” Even donating a small amount can go a long way, such as helping curb greenhouse emissions, save the forest, and create a healthy and safe environment for both humans and animals. Visit Donate - Earth Day to start making a difference. While mass efforts were highlighted on April 22, small efforts can help every day. To find other ways to join the fight against pollution and learn more about Earth Day, visit Earth Day 2022 | Invest in Our Planet™.
Journalism and Yearbook Classes Photograph Pittsburgh
by Lily Murphy, ReporterJournalism and yearbook classes took a field trip to visit the John Heinz History Center to explore photography and the steps to the production of creating different forms of news media. Students spent the day photographing and exploring Pittsburgh. Below is a collage of happy journalism students learning and having fun. (Photos by Nicole McCullough and Journalism Staff)
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