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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.

New traditions, same Hoco 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
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Common college problems…Guiding senior Khushi Thaker through the Common App process, college counselor Tom Overberger’s new role gives students a person to go to with questions and concerns about post-secondary education.

Guidance dept. changes benefit students

With a change in the number of guidance counselors this year, the restructuring of the department allows for students to have the same counselors for all four years. Guidance counselor Tom Overberger now runs the college center.
Sahana George, Arrowhead Sports Editor
November 3, 2023
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The World In Focus: House Speaker ousted in historic vote

The World In Focus: House Speaker ousted in historic vote

Following an unprecedented vote to remove Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy from his position, the United States Congress faces immense pressure as it must avoid a total government shutdown in the coming weeks.
Sam Kennedy, Arrowhead News Editor
November 3, 2023
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Social media potentially harmful to users

Social media potentially harmful to users

Due to negative impacts via excessive use and concepts of perfectionism, social media continues to negatively impact its users and create unhealthy mindsets. Many people have begun to experience these adverse effects.
Abby Nyce, Staff Writer
November 3, 2023
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Opioid settlement provides closure to victims

Opioid settlement provides closure to victims

In an attempt to hold opioid manufacturers and distributors accountable for their contributions to the opioid epidemic, the National Opioid Settlement was reached between the U.S. government and said companies in 2022 and 2023. Pennsylvania will receive $1.07 billion throughout the next 18 years.
Claudia Elwell, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 3, 2023
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Welcome to D.C....Touring the U.S. Capitol, junior Anna Stratton meets U.S. Representative Brian Fitzpatrick of Pa.’s 1st congressional district. Stratton went to D.C. along with fellow social studies students on May 15.

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

To celebrate the end of the academic year, the social studies department took AP U.S. History and AP Government students to Washington, D.C. on May 15.
Claudia Elwell, Opinion Editor
June 2, 2023
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Volunteer firefighters contribute to community

By providing safety throughout their communities, volunteer firefighters connect with citizens in more ways than just saving lives. Some events they hold are dinners, carnivals and the National Junior Firefighter Program.
Sierra Lauer, Arrowhead Business Manager
June 2, 2023
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Basking in their laurels…Celebrating their film fest wins, senior Ally Lemon and junior Zach Gross share a laugh on the red carpet.

Film festival promotes student creativity

Developing their filmmaking skills, students submitted original projects.
Sam Kennedy, Staff Writer
June 2, 2023
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News Byte

To alter the ceremony in its traditions and timeliness, the Class of 2023’s graduation will have some differences from previous years. One of the differences is a switch to a different song that the choir will sing during the ceremony from the previous one, which has been around for about 20 years.
Roman Craig, News Editor
June 2, 2023
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Cartoon by Tatiana Randolph

Pro: To be successful later, sacrifice now

Torn between going out with friends or staying to study for a test, many students wonder whether or not prioritizing time and energy on schoolwork pays off in the grand scheme of life. The short answer: it does.
Julia Vizza, Co-Editor-In-Chief
June 2, 2023
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New Big Red Marching Band leadership ‘takes flight’

New Big Red Marching Band leadership ‘takes flight’

Next year, the marching band hopes to improve communication and increase membership. Working on these goals will be new director Alicia Simpson and new assistant director Adam Tucker.
Zoe Bass, Photography Editor
June 2, 2023
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Moving up…Preparing for the next step, West Broad 5th grader Ashley Magnus graduates in 2016. Magnus will graduate from Souderton Area High School on June 12.

Fifth graders prepare for higher education

With new educational settings on the horizon, fifth graders across the district are excited about their futures. While they look to the future, they also recall the specialness of elementary school.
Sara Bishop, Staff Writer
June 2, 2023
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