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Souderton blizzard...Attending Souderton’s Homecoming football game against Upper Dublin on October 20, (from left) seniors Emily Tusman, Olivia Plinke and Makayla Mihelcic wear whiteout gear to show their school spirit.

A revived homecoming tailgate and the annual football game took place on October 20, followed by the dance on October 21.

Lauren Fisher, Arrowhead Social Media Editor • November 3, 2023

Hoping to make this Homecoming season different and increase school spirit, Student Council held a spirit week for students and re-introduced the Homecoming tailgate leading up to the eventful weekend. The Homecoming dance took place on October 21. According to co-advisor Melissa Kling, the Student Council officers and representatives come up with the ideas for the week and take on certain responsibilities for the different events they organize. “Like for the pep rally, each officer has a job that they are responsible for,” Kling said. Student...

Guidance dept. changes benefit students

Sahana George, Arrowhead Sports Editor • November 3, 2023

Instead of students switching their guidance counselor after two years, students will now have the same counselor for all four years at the high school due to the restructuring of the guidance department. With...

The World In Focus: House Speaker ousted in historic vote

Sam Kennedy, Arrowhead News Editor • November 3, 2023

Eight far-right Republicans crossed party lines during a vote held on October 2 to relieve representative Kevin McCarthy (California, R) of his office as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. This...

Social media potentially harmful to users

Abby Nyce, Staff Writer • November 3, 2023

By tightening its grasp on newer generations, social media continues to inflict its negative effects on not only teenagers, but also on those who work in the corporations responsible. Facebook software...

Opioid settlement provides closure to victims

Claudia Elwell, Co-Editor-In-Chief • November 3, 2023

Through incremental payments made to each state, the National Opioid Settlement aims to provide funds to states and organizations to reduce and treat opioid addiction. The Opioid Epidemic describes the...

D.C. trip results in ‘yeas’ not ‘nays’

Claudia Elwell, Opinion Editor • June 2, 2023

Through exploring various memorials and museums along the National Mall and touring the Capitol, students had the opportunity to immerse themselves in U.S. history and politics on May 15. Social studies...

Journalists work hard to educate, inform

Roman Craig, News Editor • June 2, 2023

After journalists Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon were fired on April 21 and April 24 respectively, many are wondering what these events may mean for the name of journalism moving forward. Neither Fox News nor CNN gave any information about these firings. Fox News’ official statement thanked Carlson for his service as a host, while CNN’s statement described the situation as the company and Lemon “[parting] ways.” According to the head of the...

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Herd in the Hallways

"Went for a pink drink, left with a pink ear.”

“I should be a professional enzyme.”

“Hey, who eats wet toast?”

“Let me open my pouch to memorialize this moment.”

“What does Chicago stand for?”

“He is definitely not the pen merchant.”

“He’s like ‘Doorless the Explorer!’”

“I was cleaning the exorcist.”

“Is this a heart attack in my leg?”

“I should start taking preworkout before walking up the stairs.”

“He’ll give you as much helium as you want.”

“I couldn’t sleep. I was thinking about glitter.”

Stepping forward…Celebrating recovery within the community, Allentown resident Allen Beerhrle (left) speaks with Arrowhead Features Editor Melanie Vincent during the St. Luke’s Penn Foundation “Recovery is for Everyone Walk” on September 16.

Recovery walk brings hope to community

Melanie Vincent , Arrowhead Features Editor • November 3, 2023

In an attempt to raise awareness for and destigmatize substance abuse recovery, St. Luke’s Penn Foundation hosted over 200 people at the Recovery...

Dodging loneliness…Playing the game, freshman Yariel Rodriguez participates in a Red Zone game of dodgeball hosted by Link Crew on October 6. Link Crew hosted several Red Zone events to help the freshman accumulate to the high school.

Class of 2027 eases into freshman year via Link Crew

Julia Sipes, Arrowhead Staff Writer • November 3, 2023

With the help of Souderton’s Link Crew, the incoming freshman class of 2027 were able to have a smoother transition from the middle school...

A guiding hand...Aiming to help students, student support advisor Breanne Dickerson assists freshman Jayden Carter with an assignment. Dickerson’s office is located in the student center’s recently renovated Flexible Meeting Space.

New student center promotes productivity

Everett Self, Entertainment and Design Editor • November 3, 2023

In an effort to create a safe and comfortable environment for students, staff members at Souderton Area High School are working towards creating...

A Raye of Thought: Female friendships offer supportive connections

Melanie Vincent , Arrowhead Features Editor • November 3, 2023

Friendships of all shapes and sizes are inherently important to everyone, but there is something uniquely special about the bond girls share...

Brotherhood, camaraderie results in victory

November 3, 2023

By using their former experience, senior football players apply their knowledge toward creating an unbreakable bond and a...

Girls volleyball ‘digs’ uplifting underclassmen

November 3, 2023

To overcome unexpected injury-related obstacles, the girls volleyball team is learning to adapt to unexpected changes through...

New NFL rules promote safety, prevention of injuries

November 3, 2023

Injury issues in the past NFL seasons have led to several new rule changes for the 2022-2023 season. The NFL hopes these...

Whats up Peeps...Enjoying a waffle, junior Abby Nyce eats breakfast at Peeps Diner in Harleysville, Pa. The diner is open everyday from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Peeps Diner creates welcoming environment

Lea Kershaw, Staff Writer • November 3, 2023

With employees welcoming and conversing with all guests, Harleysville’s Peeps Diner aims to establish a community-oriented restaurant. Peeps...

Haunted hallways...Decorating her classroom on October 10, English teacher Krysten Momsen adorns her room with Halloween flourishes. Momsen decorates her classroom annually.

Local Halloween decorations enchant, excite

Mackenzie Smith, Arrowhead Staff Writer • November 3, 2023

By putting up different types of Halloween decorations around their homes and classrooms, Souderton area residents are giving children fun experiences...

Entranced by anime…Cosplaying as Yoru and Angel Devil from the anime “Chainsaw Man,” senior Serena Bui (left) and junior Alison Eng attend the 2023 New York Comic Con.

Fans find live-action anime adaptations disappointing

Kelsea Clarke, Arrowhead Staff Writer • November 3, 2023

With entertainment companies producing live-action animes without fully showcasing the original elements of animes in their adaptations, many...

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