The Stinger

03/04/2022

With the district's masking mandate lifted, The Stinger staff will have the opportunity to return to national competition and in-person training for the first time in two years. This would provide the first and only time for several students in our diverse staff, which is committed to telling the stories of our dynamic community. (As you may know, our staff won four top 10 awards in the NSPA national contest in the fall, including second for sports coverage and fifth for feature writing.)

But due to short time to fundraise, we are asking for the community's support to help cover costs for part of the trip to Los Angeles. We realize that many people are in need; if you can donate, thank you! If you cannot, please consider sharing our request on your Facebook feed. Again, thank you for your continued support -- don't forget to regularly visit our online platform stingerehs.com and follow us on Twitter. Are you still a traditionalist like our adviser? Pick up print copies, which are available in the EHS' Main Lobby. Our 28-page February issue is running low!

Again, thank you!

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12/17/2021

For local coverage on today's lockdown, check out The Stinger's latest updates.

Updated, as of Dec. 17: Emmaus High School administrators issued a “precautionary” lockdown on Friday following a social media threat circulating on Snapchat that suggested the school would be “shot up” and listed several targeted individuals. After more than two and a half hours, administra...

06/10/2021

Check out our latest multimedia package on equity for people of color at Emmaus High School:

With countless students seeking greater equity in the East Penn community, The Stinger puts forth voices advocating for change, from diversity in teaching curriculums to the pursuit of anti-racist policies.

06/10/2021

Seniors: Make sure you grab a copy of our 2021 Senior Issue when you stop in for your cap and gown Thursday or Friday! Special thanks to Wesley Works for again helping us out with so many senior portraits in this annual publication.

03/08/2021

Perceiving auras: how one EHS artist draws creative inspiration from her subjects

The charismatic and bubbly personality of Jessica Yenawine flows right through her hand and into her captivating artwork. Emmaus junior Jessica Yenawine’s love for art began as a young child but eventually grew into her passion for watercolor, especially in the eighth grade. Inspired by artist Cla...

02/26/2021

EHS junior Jonathan Eudja reflects on his life as a 16-year-old Black teenager in today's society: "Are they going to approach me? Am I being arrested? Am I going to get shot?" Read his column from our online version.

Say their names: Breonna Taylor. George Floyd. Tamir Rice. Michael Brown. Jonathan Price. Rayshard Brooks. Elijah McClain. These are just some of the victims who have died from police brutality in recent years. Whether police officers silenced them for giving a counterfeit bill, holding a toy gun, l...

02/21/2021

Over the past year, photo editor Meliha Anthony has become fascinated with abandoned places as she has traveled around Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Check out her column and photo in her latest installment of Bird's Eye View.

The crumbling concrete remains of a mansion, said to have been built by a doctor for his love before she died. A true ghost town, abandoned and demolished after a disaster that spanned decades. An old, decaying schoolhouse covered in ivy, surrounded by broken glass and wild shrubbery. Houses and chu...

08/18/2020

The passing of Meech: how teammates and his family cope with accidental death of football captain

06/26/2020

This year marks the retirement of EHS's well-known school nurse Pamela Beaucamp; read a profile on her career taking care of East Penn students for the past two decades at our website.

After 20 years of treating students, cultivating close friendships within the Emmaus High School community, and helping others around her feel better, school nurse Pamela Beaucamp is ready to say h…

06/24/2020

Have you been keeping up with our website, stingerehs.com? We've been keeping our readers up-to-date with changes at EHS, including spot features on some graduating seniors as well as retiring faculty before our print issue hits the stands in the next week. Check out this piece on retiring English teacher Susan Arnold, a vital member of the East Penn community.

http://stingerehs.com/2020/06/susan-arnold/

Throughout her time at Emmaus High School, Susan Arnold created quite a few memories for her students in the classroom. But perhaps not many topped the time she went into labor three weeks before h…

04/23/2020

So what are some students up to during quarantine? Check out The Write Brothers - editors Erick De La Rosa and Jacob Welsko and podcast host Aidan Springs -- as they talk with opinion editor Maddie Mauro.

On this second episode of The Write Brothers Podcast, we sat down with Stinger Opinion Editor, Maddie Mauro, to discuss living under quarantine and answered students’ questions. Intro/outro m…

04/23/2020

Pandemic relief: How the East Penn School District continues to provide several thousand meals each week to students

While most of the East Penn School District community stays at home practicing social distancing, essential workers remain on the front lines, helping others get by during this time. Part of this e…