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Mountain Echo
Online newspaper of Altoona Area High School in Altoona, Pennsylvania
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The Student News Site of Altoona Area High School

Mountain Echo
The Student News Site of Altoona Area High School

Mountain Echo
Alli Little

Alli Little, Associate Editor

Hello! I’m Alli, and I am one of the associate editors for the AAHS Mountain Echo. I’ve been in the journalism staff for three years now. I’ve always loved having the freedom to write since 3rd grade English class. I play club soccer and soccer for our school. I am a center midfielder and I hope to go on to play in college. Some of my hobbies include: running, meditating, reading, and hanging out with my friends. I hope to go into the medical field when I am older. I hope I can be a great reporter for you! Thanks!
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Sophomore Zaelinh Nguyen-Moore jumps and grabs the rebound from the other team. This photo was from the girls D6 Championship game where they played Mifflin County in the 2022-2023 season. Altoona ended up winning 61-35.

[Photo] Lady Lions basketball heads to D6 Championship

Kihlee Noel
February 20, 2024
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[Photo] InTune [#7]

Lillian Roberts, Associate Editor
March 9, 2023
Sophmore Samantha Hopkins appreciates her learning. She was completing a worksheet.

[Photo] Students need to be more thankful for education

Allison Little, Associate Editor
January 13, 2023
Soccer star. Sophomore Justin Bossler defends the ball while trying to score a goal.

Messi is better than Ronaldo

Alli Little, Associate Editor
December 8, 2022
Students will be raising funds for Ukraine with a hat day March 18.

Students, teachers discuss Russia invading Ukraine

Alli Little, Reporter
March 14, 2022
Ouch. Freshman William Sankey expresses his injury by making freshman Aaron Smearman carry him.

[Photo] Injured students express feelings on getting through hallways

Abigail Shearer, Reporter
January 21, 2022
Crystal Clear Wellness is a store located in downtown Hollidaysburg that sells a variety of different crystals. The store sells jewelry and other crystal items. “I think the atmosphere felt very safe and comforting , everything was very aesthetically pleasing and organized,” Fanelli said.

[Photo] Crystals become popular among teens

Allison Little, Reporter
November 17, 2021
Other soccer players who didn't make the varsity team still travel to the game to support the team as ball boy. The team will hope to have a better result next year.

They work hard to be the first team to get to the ball.

The boys worked hard to keep the ball out of our goal.

Other defenders took the goal kicks and other set plays. They worked as a team.

The atmosphere of the soccer game was good. Lots of Altoona fans were there.

Our school teams always play hard to the very last minute. The boys did not give up.

Our soccer team defended for most of the game. The ball was in our half for a while but our soccer team did their best to not let State College score.

The few times the ball was in State College's half of the field we connected passes well. The final score did not reflect how hard our team played.

Freshman goalie Luke Mitchell starts district game when the regular varsity goalie gets hurt. Mitchell saved lots of goals that game.

Senior captain Ethan Little directs the team throughout the whole game even in the very last minutes. He is proud of the four years he has spent playing for the school.

Planning for the day Robert Hofer completes some tasks for his classes. Hofer has been a resident of Altoona his entire life.

[Photo] Robert Hofer

Allison Little, Reporter
September 16, 2021
Swim! PE teacher Carly Lessard pursues her dreams of helping kids swim. Her experience swimming through high school and college made her a great swimming instructor.

[Photo] Carly Lessard

Allison Little, Reporter
September 16, 2021
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