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Meliha Anthony

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor

Meliha Anthony is Photo Editor for the Stinger. She has been on staff for two years as a photographer and contributing writer. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, hiking, yoga, and photography. She lives in Alburtis, Pennsylvania, with her family and their pet lizard, Draco.

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Bird’s Eye View: Goodbye, senior year

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Jun 11, 2021
Amidst the crowd and a plethora of Palestine flags, one protester holds a sign that says, “To stand with Palestine is to stand with humanity.” Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Save Palestine Rally, May 16: in photos

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
May 20, 2021
Derek Chauvin was convicted of three charges on April 20. Photo courtesy of Hennepin County Jail.

EHS community reflects on Derek Chauvin trial, murder conviction

Meliha Anthony, Elizabeth Duerholz, and Alice Adams
May 5, 2021
A beehive lives inside of an old light fixture at Alderson Academy, WV. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Bird’s Eye View: Places forgotten, a future unknown

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Feb 21, 2021
A thin layer of snow covers piles of rocks in the desolate Centralia landscape. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Bird’s Eye View: A town wiped from existence

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Jan 29, 2021
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Bird’s Eye View: Coming-of-age during a global pandemic

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Jan 16, 2021
Trump supporters storm the Capitol in Washington D.C. Photo courtesy of Blink O'Fanaye via Flickr.

A day for the history books: Community members weigh in on Capitol riots

Meliha Anthony, Heather Fabritze, and Elizabeth Duerholz
Jan 14, 2021
Either you love them or you hate them: Two perspectives on holiday movies

Either you love them or you hate them: Two perspectives on holiday movies

Meliha Anthony and Heather Fabritze
Jan 5, 2021
This year's Reading Olympics books are on display in the EHS library. Photo courtesy of Kelly Bower.

Read, discuss, compete: new Reading Olympics team at EHS

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Dec 17, 2020
The inside of the Palace of Gold is relatively dark, although chandeliers across the ceiling help illuminate it, and sunlight spills in through the elaborate stained glass windows. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

The Palace of Gold, WV: in photos

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Dec 12, 2020
The field hockey team boards the bus to go to their last game of the season. Emmaus won 4-0, and the players are turning in their uniforms this week as the season finishes. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

EHS Field Hockey team ends their season with a send-off to the championship game

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Dec 3, 2020
Mickey Mouse has been an icon of childhood for generations of people. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

What Mickey Mouse means to EHS students

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Nov 18, 2020
Inaoka started doing origami in elementary school, when his grandparents would send him origami materials from Japan. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Meet Hikari Inaoka: paper-folding philanthropist

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Nov 13, 2020
Miller talks to Howard Schaeffer, another volunteer at the polls. “Our country is at a crossroads right now, and I don’t think we should lose our American way,” Schaeffer said. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

East Penn voters cast ballots in historic election, Nov. 3

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Nov 5, 2020
Students’ clay pottery pieces sit atop the kiln during the firing. Raku is a specific type of firing where pottery is removed from the hot kiln and left to cool in the open, outside air. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Ceramics students’ annual Raku firing, Nov. 3

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Nov 3, 2020
Protesters march from Bethlehem Rose Garden Park to the Bethlehem Public Library with signs in hand and masks in place, chanting “No justice, no peace,” “Say his name-- George Floyd,” and “Black Lives Matter” along the way. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Black Lives Matter Bethlehem Protest, May 30: in photos

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Jun 1, 2020
Junior Meliha Anthony and sister, freshman Nadia Anthony, spent two years of their childhood in Syria.

My connection with the Middle East

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Feb 26, 2020
Brittany Sweeney from PBS39 interviews Brett in a classroom before Brett goes to present in the auditorium. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Jan Brett visits Emmaus High School Nov. 30

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Dec 6, 2019
Freshman Maryn Schellenberg, new to rock climbing, climbs on a set of rocks for beginners. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

EHS Outdoor Adventure Club goes on rock climbing field trip Nov. 7

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Dec 3, 2019
With the excitement of football season, cozy seasonal drinks, and the beauty of the leaves as they change color, fall has something to offer for everyone. Photo by Meliha Anthony.

Celebrating Fall: How popular is it at EHS?

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
Nov 18, 2019
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