Thursday, June 9, 2022

STUDENT OPINION: A Year to Remember

Another year has come and gone, and a lot of memories were made along the way. We asked students to recount their favorite memories from this year to celebrate the end of school. Welcome to summer NAHS!


Adam Kollgaard                                                      
Grade 11

"My favorite memory was going to states at Hershey for cross country!" 



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Isaac Kutzura
Grade 11

"Playing ultimate frisbee with [all my friends] in the court and gym!"

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Kaylyn Gurreri
Grade 11

"Definitely being part of a live theater performance again! Little
 Shop of Horrors was such an amazing show to do, and it was
 such an amazing feeling to sing in front of an actual audience again.
 Also, we were able to truly become a theater team again!" 




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Travis Hann
Grade 11 (but graduated early this year) 

"It's gotta be physics labs...all of them, but specifically the disaster that was the one where we tried to measure gravity with the protractor and it went poorly."

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Secret Senior 

Grade 12

"It's absolutely the time I had at the sunshine super bowl,
dressing up as Spider-Man and running around completely
unannounced. Although I ended up dehydrated and at a very
uncomfortable body temperature by the end of it, it was
probably the most fun I've had at a school event. I ran around
giving people high fives, taking pictures, and hitting the griddy
and doing Fortnight dances behind the Block of Rock while
 they performed their set. 10/10 would absolutely do it again!"

Saturday, June 4, 2022

NEWS: Parade of Graduates

by Ethan Bachstein, freshman

As the 2021-2022 school year draws to a close and the summer approaches, so too does the high school career of our seniors. So, to honor them, Nazareth Area High School hosts an annual pre-graduation celebration ceremony: the Parade of Graduates.


The decorated convoy left the lower parking lot at 6:30, and went on a parade through the immediate Nazareth Area. They were led by Nazareth’s fire brigade and several police cars with lights blazing and sirens blaring. The seniors made their way up to Rita’s on 191, through the circle on Main, then finally ended full circle back at the high school.

Just beyond the high school, parents and staff were waiting for the seniors with signs of love and pride. As the parade passed by, everyone was cheering and clapping, congratulating our hardworking seniors and wishing them luck with a final send off as they enter the next chapter of their story.

Best of luck seniors!