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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
Lincoln Frank

Lincoln Frank, Reporter

This is my second year on the newswriting staff. I mostly write opinion columbs on topics that I find important. This year, I plan to start a podcast with a friend on staff. After high shcool, I plan on majoring in marketing and eventually working in a marketing position.

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Ominous. Every day, students sign onto Skyward to check their grades. Cyber students are now exception to this rule, as it is even harder to keep track of assignments in cyber school.

Cyber schooling promotes complacency

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 16, 2024
Anticipation. Junior Brandon Lyle smiles gleefully as he signs his paper to go on 2024s annual Canoe Creek trip. This years trip will have some minor changes to improve quality of life on the trip.

Changes made to annual Canoe Creek trip

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 10, 2024
Enraptured. Juniors Nolan Brennan and Braydon Hetrick observe the unique architectural design employed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Fallingwater is just one of Wrights many architectural feats.

Astronomy, FLC visit architectural sites

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 8, 2024
Daydreaming. Mini apricot poodle, Benjamin, stares into the distance after enjoying a happy play session with his owner. Apricot poodles are one of the most hyper dog breeds out there

[Photo] The love of pets

Madison Aboud, Associate Editor
April 19, 2024
The Joy of Creation. The love for creating drives many humans around the world. Aspiring art students at AAHS

The joy of creation: Why people make things

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
March 27, 2024
Varied. Senior Caleb Fries is involved in a number of extracurricular activities. In addition to being a member of Mountain Lion Televion, he is also the student manager for Girls volleyball, vice president of the Astronomy Club, as well as playing volleyball himself.

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Digital media. Senior Caleb Fries and Junior Luke Mitchell work on an edit for Mountain Lion Television. A high speed computer is needed to complete this task efficiently.

Broadcasting program receives new computers

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
February 27, 2024
More than it seems. Theres a lot more that goes into Broadcast Journalism than just setting up a camera. Junior Luke Mitchell and senior Caleb Fries edit a skit thats set to appear on the MLTV morning show.

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The last schedule. Junior Dominick Zlupko discusses his senior year schedule with his guidance counselor, Eileen Starr. This will be his final time scheduling classes for high school, making it a time to be remembered.

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Looking back. Sophomore Colin Etters inquisitvely studies an image of mount rushmore.

Is the nation as the Founding Fathers intended?

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
January 30, 2024
All business. This semester, business education department head Jesse Fraileys day is filled with management and marketing courses. New students in the class are excited to learn about business.

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The flag. The Patriotic Student Alliance works to aspire to traditional American values and help those in need.

Patriotic Student Alliance gives gifts to veterans

Lincoln Frank and Brandon Auker
January 10, 2024
Eating healthy. With the start of the new year, many people will now begin their new years resolutions. A common new years resolution for many is to begin a healthier diet.

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A Day in the Life of McKinley

Charlie Kephart, Lincoln Frank, Gracie Gioiosa, and Melissa Krainer
December 13, 2023
Watch and learn. Junior Eli Rosenberry views a film being played in his physics class. Physics teacher Deidra Dumm often supports students education with video content.

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Applying Philosophical Wisdom to Education

Applying Philosophical Wisdom to Education

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
November 3, 2023
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Introductions

Cider Ayala and Lincoln Frank
October 19, 2023
Barbie goes up against Oppenheimer

Barbie goes up against Oppenheimer

Lincoln Frank and Makenzie Closson
September 21, 2023
Master class. J. Robert Oppenheimer was brillitantly portrayed by Peaky Blinders actor Cillian Murphy. Murphy was once featured as a background role in Dunkirik, another Christopher Nolan film.

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Getting work done. Students participated in the Genius Hour started last school year.

Faculty stops Genius Hour

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
September 18, 2023
Working! Shultz takes a break from working to pose for a picture. Shultzs office is located on the third floor of the B building.

[Photo] Shultz concludes first year as assistant principal

Charlie Kephart, Associate Editor
May 22, 2023
Carnegie has dozens of selfie areas set up to showcase their facilities.

FLC and Astronomy clubs go to Carnegie Science Center

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 12, 2023
They’ll be the judge of that. Five teachers from the high school judge students’ product pitches. The two winners chosen by the judges from each semester will move on to Inventionland to present there.

Entrepreneurship student competitors go to Inventionland

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 12, 2023
Bartender. Sophomore Nolan Brennan sits at the historical bar at the railroaders museum. The bar features a show documenting the history of railroad workers.

Astronomy club goes to Altoona Railroaders Museum

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 12, 2023
Spinning out in space. Senior Christina Dicus sings Control by Zoe Wees.

Entrepreneurship students give product pitches

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 12, 2023
Star Wars: Jedi Survivor features Cal Kestis going against an all new intergalactic foe, the Bedlam Raiders.

Star Wars: Jedi Survivor is not defined by its launch

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
May 10, 2023
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Books vs. film: Which is better?

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
April 26, 2023
Ellie and Joel (Portrayed by Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal) are the two main characters of the hit television series.

“The Last Of Us” changes the future of television

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
April 5, 2023
The layout of the classrooms in B building raises concerns for student safety in the event of an emergency. Glass walls line many of the classrooms in B building, leaving students feeling vulnerable during lockdowns. With limited hiding places and little protection from potential threats, the design of these classrooms highlights the need for schools to prioritize student safety and invest in more secure facilities.

Shooting hoax highlights unsecure B building classrooms

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
April 4, 2023
With the enforcement of these rules, students will have to leave behind their phones and put their lanyards on to stay out of trouble.

Old rules about headphones, lanyards find new enforcement

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
March 22, 2023
Time to leave. Students line up at the front desk to pay their checks and get back to school.

FLC travels to Allegheny Creamery and Crepes

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
March 9, 2023
Astroteens assemble! The Astronomy Club meets to discuss future events and field trips. They will soon be going to Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh.

Astronomy, Foreign Language Clubs travel to Carnegie Science Center

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
March 3, 2023
Kang the conquerer is the next big villain of the Marvel universe. He made his debut in the Loki television series and most recently was the main antagonist of Ant-man and The Wasp: Quantumania.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a Marvelous disappointment

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
March 2, 2023
Meeting time. Clubs constantly hold meetings to discuss current events and get caught up on club activities.

Clubs are crucial to help student development

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
February 15, 2023
The home screen of OpenAIs AI generator, ChatGPT.

AI writing tools could harm student skills

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
February 2, 2023
In and out. Students will enter and exit through these doors countless times throughout the year. Summer break is the only significant reprieve students will have.

Summer break should be organized differently

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
January 18, 2023
History counts. History teacher Makenzie Negri helps students with their American history assignments. History is important to know where a person comes from.

Every school subject important

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
December 20, 2022
Communication is key. Business teacher Jesse Frailey helps a student complete an assignment. Helping students understand a topic is important for success.

Qualities in good teachers

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
November 30, 2022
Due diligence. Sophomore Ava Cabell finishes her homework during a club meeting. It is important for students to use time wisely and use any opportunity to get work done.

The qualities of an exceptional student

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
November 14, 2022
Clubs need more advertisement in our school. This list represents only some of the clubs that students can join.

Clubs need more representation

Lincoln Frank, Guest Reporter
October 26, 2022
Ready to scare. Sophomores Ava Cabell and Nolan Brennan pose just before the event starts. All students working the trail had to be present by 5:30 a.m.

Haunted Fort Roberdeau

Lincoln Frank, Reporter
October 21, 2022
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