Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press
Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press
Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION | Leigh Gallagher www.audible.com
A plethora of student news publications lay scattered across s a table.
The American Flag waves outside in front of Strath Haven High School on Thursday, September 19.
Some of the 2025-2026 Student Council candidates who stopped by the photo studio just before the election.
The Hi-Q team celebrates after being named the 2025 National Hi-Q Champions in the principal's conference room on Friday, April 4.
Interim Superintendent Dr. James Scanlon gives his presentation on the electronic device policy. Scanlon presented data showing 54% of Haven parents would consider a total ban, and stated the current revision presented a good compromise.
Seniors Sebastian Reed and Tanush Talekar hold sophomore Clark Kerkstra with the trophy after the match.
While reading to junior Keegan Mansor, junior Ainsley Sullivan reads a detail that makes Mansor and junior Josie Wieland smile.
ILLUSTRATION | A locker bulges with items used by a busy Strath Haven student.
ILLUSTRATION. Portrait provided by Kathleen Sherman. Pho
Each team member has a Mock Trial binder to keep track of their resources.
Team members take a team photo mid-tournament on Saturday, February 1.
On Friday, February 5th, a DCTS representative, Shannon Mathews, gave a presentation to freshman and sophomores, informing them about the tech school programs and encouraging them to apply.
Illustration, 2025-2026 Silver Guide (Staff)
The Hi-Q team stand together for a picture after winning the semi-final match against Radnor High School and Penncrest High School on February 25. Members from left to right include seniors Ella Liberi, Ravneet Kaur, Jaden Hunter, Olivia Heisey-Terrell, Sebastian Reed, Colin Jarvis, Simon Kaplinsky, and Tanush Talekar, junior Yuhang Li, sophomore Clark Kerkstra, and advisor Mr. Bill Rothenbach.
The Eagles Mascot, Swoop, waves to fans at City Hall on February 14.
A phone caddy hangs on the wall in room 202. Since the start of the spring semester, students put their phones in the pockets during class time.
The counseling office experiences a rare quiet moment on Wednesday, February 26, as administrative assistant Mrs. Debbie Seifrit works on paperwork after school. (K. Plows)
Sophomores Will Walker, Mateo Laurent, Roxy Shelton, junior Mia Fagone, and senior Annika Grant pose at one of the Quebec Winter Carnival sites on Saturday, February 15.
Freshman Adeline Chichester-Constable signals a heart hand as she poses next to a heart she drew on the white board next to her. Image provided by @strath.haven.choirs on Instagram
Junior Isaac Lothrop sleds outside the high school on Tuesday, January 21. That day was a final exam make-up day, meaning students who already completed their final exams had the day off.
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The Wall
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION | Leigh Gallagher www.audible.com
THE WALL: Journalist describes career inspiration, path
Mark Ball '26, Reporter
ILLUSTRATION. Portrait provided by Kathleen Sherman. Pho
THE WALL: CFO discusses participation in music programs, switch to financial career
Mark Ball '26, Reporter
LEFT: Craig Collins, 1981 Swarthmore High School yearbook; RIGHT: Craig Collins, provided by Mr. Craig Collins
THE WALL: CEO discusses NCAA basketball accomplishments, business career
Mark Ball '26, Reporter
Zoe Mulford in the 1986 Haven Yearbook, Zoe Mulford from zoemulford.com.
THE WALL: Songwriter Zoe Mulford describes education, music career
Mark Ball '26, Reporter
Provided by Dr. Elcock-Messam
THE WALL: Dr. June Elcock-Messam describes immigration, medical career
Mark Ball '26, Reporter
Featured Classes
Posters for Bioethics on the wall in Mr. Tim Styers's classroom
FEATURED CLASS: Bioethics shows ethical background behind science 
Madalyn Posternack ’26, Reporter
Senior Sam Le practices a song in one of the practice rooms available to students enrolled in the Introduction to Guitar class. Students played songs either individually or in groups after learning their common chords in class.
FEATURED CLASS: Introduction to Guitar offers musical opportunities
Mia Fagone '26, Health & Sciences Editor
Mrs. Lattari's fall semester Creative Writing class pose for a picture together at the end of the semester. The picture is then printed and hung on a wall full of past creative writing and English classes.
FEATURED CLASS: Creative Writing encourages team building and self-expression
Evelynn Lin ’25, Editor-in-Chief
Mr Peterson’s third block World Religions class pose outside a Hindu Temple. (Provided by Matteo Ventresca)
FEATURED CLASS: World Religions gives exploration into diverse religions
Evelynn Lin '25, Editor-in-Chief
Government and Politics
President Donald Trump addresses the crowd at Target Center in Minneapolis, MN, for his 2020 presidential campaign rally on October 10, 2019. PHOTO: Nikolas Liepins / NSPA Archives
Staff discusses effects of possible US Department of Education dismantlement
Darcey Strachan '28 and Morgan Matthews '28
Students check out the voter registration booth at lunchtime.
Haven students get involved in politics
Fiona Seale '28, Reporter
Community members surround tables of a voter registration rally in Media, PA on Wednesday, October 23.
What to expect at voting polls 
Zoe Likely ’25, Reporter
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