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
June 11, 2021

All the way back in August, we woke up five minutes before class, wearing pajamas, drinking coffee and wiping the sleep from our eyes as we logged onto...

Save Palestine Rally, May 16: in photos

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
May 20, 2021

EHS community reflects on Derek Chauvin trial, murder conviction

Meliha Anthony, Elizabeth Duerholz, and Alice Adams
May 5, 2021

Nearly a year after George Floyd’s death, the jury came to a decision in the trial of Derek Chauvin on April 20, declaring him guilty on three different...

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

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
February 21, 2021

The crumbling concrete remains of a mansion, said to have been built by a doctor for his love before she died. A true ghost town, abandoned and demolished...

Bird’s Eye View: A town wiped from existence

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
January 29, 2021

At one time, there was nothing particularly special about the small, bustling town of Centralia, Pa, except perhaps the rich coal deposits lying beneath...

Bird’s Eye View: Coming-of-age during a global pandemic

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
January 16, 2021

I was one of those middle schoolers who went through an intense dystopian novel phase. I read everything, from "The Hunger Games" to "Divergent" to "1984"...

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

Meliha Anthony, Heather Fabritze, and Elizabeth Duerholz
January 14, 2021

President Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election results reached a dangerous culmination last Wednesday when his supporters stormed the Capitol,...

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

Meliha Anthony and Heather Fabritze
January 5, 2021

Meliha Anthony I associate the holidays with candy canes and gingerbread houses, with the streets lit up in a stunning display of excitement. Perhaps...

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

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
December 17, 2020

Kelly Bower, the Emmaus High School librarian, is starting a Reading Olympics team this school year. Reading Olympics is a club where students read...

The Palace of Gold, WV: in photos

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
December 12, 2020

The New Vrindaban Palace of Gold is located in the rural mountains of Moundsville, West Virginia. The Palace of Gold is a Hare-Krishna Hindu temple. It...

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

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
December 3, 2020

What Mickey Mouse means to EHS students

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
November 18, 2020

It’s that time of the year, everybody: Mickey Mouse's birthday! It has been 92 years since Mickey first appeared on television, in a movie called...

Meet Hikari Inaoka: paper-folding philanthropist

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
November 13, 2020

Origami: the Japanese art or process of folding squares of paper into representational shapes. Hikari Inaoka has been practicing the art of origami...

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

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
November 5, 2020

Additional reporting by Heather Fabritze.

Ceramics students’ annual Raku firing, Nov. 3

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
November 3, 2020

Black Lives Matter Bethlehem Protest, May 30: in photos

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
June 1, 2020

My connection with the Middle East

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
February 26, 2020

Denial. Shame. Fear of being seen as something that I’m not. These are all common emotions for someone with an “unusual” or misunderstood identity...

Jan Brett visits Emmaus High School Nov. 30

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
December 6, 2019

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

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
December 3, 2019

Celebrating Fall: How popular is it at EHS?

Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor
November 18, 2019

Fall is finally upon us, bringing pumpkin spice to cafes, color to the trees, and the joy of sweater weather and fuzzy socks to people everywhere. Many...

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Meliha Anthony, Former Photo Editor

Bird’s Eye View: Goodbye, senior year

Save Palestine Rally, May 16: in photos

EHS community reflects on Derek Chauvin trial, murder conviction

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

Bird’s Eye View: A town wiped from existence

Bird’s Eye View: Coming-of-age during a global pandemic

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

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

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

The Palace of Gold, WV: in photos

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

What Mickey Mouse means to EHS students

Meet Hikari Inaoka: paper-folding philanthropist

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

Ceramics students’ annual Raku firing, Nov. 3

Black Lives Matter Bethlehem Protest, May 30: in photos

My connection with the Middle East

Jan Brett visits Emmaus High School Nov. 30

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

Celebrating Fall: How popular is it at EHS?

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