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Altoona Area High School
1404 Sixth Avenue
Altoona, PA 16602
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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

Emmalee Martyak

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor

Hello! I am a sophomore associate editor for the Mountain Echo. This is my second year writing for the Mountain Echo and my first year as an editor. I also previously wrote for the Livewire in junior high. Outside of the newsroom, I am also involved in the drama club and Sophomore Executive Committee. 

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Almost here. With summer break just on the horizon, some school-set faves are featured in this edition of Last Night's Movie.

Last Night’s Movie [8]

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
May 22, 2025
Wrapping up. As the school year comes to a close, so will Martin's time at the AAHS. She has worked here as a teacher for 26 years.

Amy Martin to retire

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
May 21, 2025
The high school library offers students books from a wide variety of genres. Whether the student prefers an informative read or an exhilarating adventure, they will find something to their taste in the library.

Instilling a love for literacy

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
January 17, 2025
Donations can be left inside of the box outside of Trumpbour's room.

FCCLA holds clothes drive

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
January 15, 2025
Music is available for streaming on sites such as Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

12 Days of Christmas: Day nine

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 17, 2024
Music is available for streaming on sites such as Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

12 Days of Christmas: Day eight

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 16, 2024
Books can be an excellent way to get into the holiday spirit. Books can be found not only in book stores, but can also be borrowed from libraries.

12 Days of Christmas: Day seven

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 13, 2024
On screen. Holiday themed entertainment is not only available on streaming, but it is also airing on TV. Local airings are available, and are posted individually by TV channels.

12 Days of Christmas: Day six

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 12, 2024
On screen. Holiday themed entertainment is not only available on streaming, but it is also airing on TV. Local airings are available, and are posted individually by TV channels.

12 Days of Christmas: Day five

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 11, 2024
Getting creative. Holiday-themed crafts can be made with supplies in any price point--some can even be found in one's own back yard.

12 Days of Christmas: Day four

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 10, 2024
Whether bought or made, gifts are one of the most common ways of letting someone know that they're cared about during the holiday season.

12 Days of Christmas: Day three

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 9, 2024
Getting into the holiday spirit. Getting out into the community is a great way to prepare for the holidays.

12 Days of Christmas: Day two

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 6, 2024
Test your knowledge. The trivia Blooket is open through Dec. 19.

12 Days of Christmas: Day one

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 5, 2024
When green meets pink. "Wicked" is currently being shown in theaters, but NBC has confirmed that, following its run in theaters, it will be available to stream on Peacock. The film ran for two hours and 40 minutes.

Wicked: No wonder it’s so popular

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
December 5, 2024
Thrown out. Lanyards were required to be worn for years before being done away with. Just because they don't have to be worn anymore doesn't mean that students don't have to have their lanyards.

Identifying the need for change

Emmalee Martyak, Associate Editor
September 20, 2024
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