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The Student News Site of Souderton Area High School

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Medlink brings medical support to third-world countries

Medlink brings medical support to third-world countries

To help raise money for medical supplies for people in third-world countries, the new MedLink Club was formed at Souderton. The club was founded by juniors Taylor Bano and Lydia Lynch.
Aimal Ahmad, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025
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Local Easter events build excitement for holiday

Local Easter events build excitement for holiday

Getting the community excited about Easter, Asher’s Chocolate hosted its annual egg hunt on April 12. The Little Red Playschool also holds their own Easter activities.
Abbi Cimini, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025
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Local scholarships offer seniors financial head start for college

Local scholarships offer seniors financial head start for college

Seniors can gain a financial edge for college by pursuing local scholarships. This helps them manage tuition and other expenses early on.
Ashley Lockhead, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025
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English quarter classes allow students to pursue interests

English quarter classes allow students to pursue interests

Students have the opportunity to explore different English courses during 11th and 12th grades through the department’s quarter courses. Souderton offers quarter classes that cover genres like horror, humor, psychology and women in literature.
Connor Rother, Entertainment Editor
May 2, 2025
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Conversation ensues...Connecting students together, Key Club member Kendall Moyer (left) visits fifth-grade pen pal Aria Coyler.

Key Club pen pal visit connects students

By visiting their Salford Hills fifth grade pen pals, Key Club advisor Tara Weismantel hopes students resonate with bonds made and responsibility performed.
Cassy Shurtz, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025
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Score…To help finish Eagle Scout candidate Charlie Hunsicker’s project, (from left) juniors Braydon Godfrey, Nate Bucher and Nate Martin help start the project. The project was to make a scoreboard and dugout for Indian Crest Middle School’s baseball field.

Eagle Scouts ‘soar’ as they help community

To earn the rank Eagle Scout, a Scout must complete six ranks, 21 merit badges and a project to demonstrate leadership. The project must then be reviewed by a Board of Review.
Norman Boell, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025
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Debate Club prepares for first election

Debate Club prepares for first election

By debating various world issues, the Debate Club practices and strengthens the skill of argument, along with other public speaking skills. The club meets every Monday after school in A147.
Cole DiNardo, Staff Writer
May 2, 2025
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Field trips have lasting effects, better student experience

Field trips have lasting effects, better student experience

Creating a healthy change of scenery, field trips are enjoyable for both students and teachers. They good for mental well-being and bettering the value of education.
Keya Dahale, Copy Editor
May 2, 2025
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 Bonding with members…Throwing her next project, junior Adelina Cutrona works to improve her sculpting skills during Clay Club. Clay Club meets every Thursday after school.

Clay Club is supportive community for artistic students

To open more outlets for students to be creative, the Clay Club participates in art shows throughout the community. The club meets every Thursday after school.
Alania Clemens, Staff Writer
March 28, 2025
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Asian Culture Club exposes students to traditions

Asian Culture Club exposes students to traditions

In order to offer students a glimpse into different cultures and their traditions, Asian Culture Club allows students to join and discover unique foods, lifestyles and cultural practices.
Skylar Mecleary, Staff Writer
March 28, 2025
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Purr-fect moment...Taking care of the kitties, development volunteer Alan Raisman feeds the cats at Stray Cat Blues. Stray Cat Blues is an organization that saves stray cats.

Stray Cat Blues helps cats get ‘pawsitive’ outcomes

By facilitating adoptions through PetSmart, Stray Cat Blues aims to help stray cats get adopted into loving homes. The organization has helped over one thousand cats get adopted.
David Gandy, Staff Writer
March 28, 2025
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Kicker needed here…Taking a survey to give feedback after a recent unit, science teacher Patrick Murphy (left) assists junior Gracie Saunders (left), sophomore Hannah Becket (center), and junior Ally Engart (right). Dual enrollment courses allow students to receive college credit before graduating high school.

Dual enrollment provides a glimpse of college life

To earn credits for both high school and college at the same time, the high school offers dual enrollment opportunities for students. Dual enrollment registration opened on March 6.
Addie Yost, Staff Writer
March 28, 2025
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