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Isabelle, senior, Elijah, sophomore, and Luca, eighth grader, Snyder carry their freshly cut Christmas tree at Tannenbaum Farms in Centre Hall, PA. An annual tradition, the Snyder family has been cutting down their own tree at a local farm since Isabelle was in elementary school.

Surviving Special Days

Isabelle Snyder(she/her), WSCH Executive Producer
January 15, 2021
470 students wait to enter the SAT test administration outside State High on the morning of August 29, 2020.

An SAT Safety Saga

Isabelle Snyder(she/her), WSCH Executive Producer
October 1, 2020
Snyder and siblings during homeschooling a few years ago.

Opinion: Now Is Not the Time for Homeschooling

Isabelle Snyder, Staff Writer
April 7, 2020
State College Diving senior Marcus Wheeler gives his teammates high fives in celebration of the Swimming/Diving Senior Night on January 23. Senior Night was created in recognition of the seniors who serve as captains, leaders, and role models on the team, and has become an annual holiday for State High Swimming and Diving. The night included a photo slideshow, videos, speeches, gifts, and snacks, all in honor of the team seniors. “The best part of being a senior this season has been getting to know the underclassmen that will become the future of the team. Im glad I got to share this final year with my fellow seniors and its incredible to see how far weve come,” Wheeler said.

Senior Swim/Dive Night: A Celebration of Change and Legacy

Isabelle Snyder, Staff Writer
February 25, 2020
Student-made memes about Mr. Kimbro have spread to multiple subreddits created by the 2019 freshman class. The subreddits, with names like “The Knights of Kimbro” and “Our Lord and Savior Kimbro” accept memes from any student or admirer of Kimbro with a silly anecdote to share. “There’s some pretty quality memes on there,” Kimbro said. “I would say [my favorites are] probably the ones that either make fun of me, or maybe the ones that do a good job of talking about actual history.”

Subreddit Celebrity: Mr. Kimbro and His Freshman Fanclub

Isabelle Snyder
January 16, 2020
Mary Miyamoto, freshman, works in her structured study hall with Mr. Kimbro. A mixed structure, Miyamoto is able to use her phone after keeping up her grades for the first marking period. “[Structured study hall] is crucial for keeping [ninth graders] in school. And when I say that it means we don’t want to lose any ninth graders [before] graduation. So we need to make sure that they know how to stay organized, how to study, how to take good notes, how to be a good citizen in this place of State College Area High School,” Mrs. Tobias, Freshman Principal, said.

Structured Study Halls Shake Freshman Expectations

Isabelle Snyder, Staff Writer
November 13, 2019

A Colorful Way to Celebrate World Mental Health Day

Isabelle Snyder
November 1, 2019
Returning Thespians help teach the homecoming parade dance to new members. Dancing in the homecoming parade is one of many annual performances Thespians participates in throughout the school year. “I’m not performing in [the parade] because of Marching Band but I know the dance very well and I think it is very fun and I think that the people who are going to be in it will have a lot of fun because doing it while walking will be very exhilarating,” sophomore Logan Glaze said.

A Fresh Start for the State High Thespians

Isabelle Snyder, Staff Writer
October 9, 2019
Advertisements are displayed throughout State College Area High School athletic facilities, including the Natatorium. On March 11, the School Board passed a policy restricting the location of advertisements and the duration for which they can be displayed. “There is also advertising at memorial field, on the scoreboard, actually I think at the scoreboard on the south track as well. And we are hoping to expand that to an extent, however, we don’t want to plaster advertisements everywhere, even within those venues we don’t want to make it to obvious,” SCASD Business Administrator Randy Brown said. 

Policy 913.4: Changing the Fundraising Procedure

Isabelle Snyder, Staff Writer
June 6, 2019
Volunteers lead each category of the annual State College Halloween Parade. The 72nd Halloween Parade took place this year, despite freezing temperatures and pouring rain.“I just like seeing all the people dressed up and all the unique ideas they have,” said Curran Sheehan, a Delta ninth grader, and parade volunteer carrying the “Unique and Original” sign. Picture by: Isabelle Snyder

Halloween Paraders Brave the Rain

Isabelle Snyder, Staff Writer
November 28, 2018

Thespians: A State High Family

Isabelle Snyder
September 20, 2018

Skating to Success

Isabelle Snyder
January 10, 2018
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