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The Arrowhead

The Student News Site of Souderton Area High School

The Arrowhead

The Student News Site of Souderton Area High School

The Arrowhead

The Arrowhead

All content by Helen Spigel
Souderton Super Snoozer: Alex Ace

Souderton Super Snoozer: Alex Ace

With a reputation of being a few minutes late to class Alex Ace is predicted most likely to be late to graduation. Ace will go to America University majoring in political science.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Manager
June 2, 2023
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Third places necessary for functional, collectivism societies

Throughout history third places have provided people with a place outside of work or home to get involved in their community and make connections. With privatization and poor city planning, America is losing its third places.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
June 2, 2023
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Senior spreads sunshine around Souderton

Senior spreads sunshine around Souderton

Being a friend to everyone and showing her kindness Alicia Jones is able to brighten the day of anyone. Jones plans on attending Loyola University after high school.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Manager
June 2, 2023
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Institutional change required for safer college campus

Attention by colleges, as well as a societal shift to the importance of consent, is necessary to reduce sexual assaults.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
May 5, 2023
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A-maize-ing…Shucking corn, amateur gardener Kadlin Grau preps homegrown corn. 
Grau's grandma has passed on her green thumb to her grandchildren by sharing the value 
of gardening.

Gardening strengthens family ties, mental and physical health

Many gardeners start their season in the spring and cultivate their own fresh food and beautiful plants. These gardens also bring the gardener's families together and benefit their health
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
May 5, 2023
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Becoming florastruck… Enjoying the beautiful entrance walkway, Arrowhead photography 
editor Zoe Bass admires a flower display. Extra thought was put into the entrance this year as 
organizers hoped to make the show’s return to the Phila. Convention Center more enticing.

Philadelphia Flower Show: ‘The Garden Electric’ strikes guests

Through beautiful displays and a variety of vendors and activities, the Philadelphia Flower Show entertained guests. While providing a fun and interactive experience, it also raised money to keep the community green.
Helen Spigel and Zoe Bass
March 31, 2023
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Eye for design...Crafting handmade jewelry throughout the night, senior 
Abigail Gladwell promotes her art during Art and Soul Fest on March 18.

Art and Soul Fest celebrates 10 years

Sharing a wide variety of art and music, Art and Soul Fest celebrated 10 years with a decade theme.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
March 30, 2023
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Bringing down the patriarchy…Leading a discussion, Women’s Aid Society president Sammi Libor talks to club members during a January 17 after school meeting.  Libor went over plans for upcoming events.

Women’s Aid Society creating change through discussions

In order to talk about women’s experiences and advance education on their issues, the Women’s Aid Society brings students together. They also participate in philanthropy with local women's organizations, extending their impact.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
February 10, 2023
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Free press, democracy, news exist symbiotically

[An Arrowhead Commentary] In the fast-paced news world, it especially rings true that freedom of press is one of the most important constitutional freedoms.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Manager
February 6, 2023
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Not in vein…Laying down, sophomore Abby Nyce donates blood during the American Red Cross Blood Drive held at the high school on November 15. Nyce decided to donate to help people in need.

Making ‘A Positive’ difference

Encouraging staff and students to continue to donate, the high school held a blood drive in collaboration with the American Red Cross.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
December 16, 2022
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Staying SOap clean…Washing their hands, alumni Pockets Seachrist prevents the spread of diseases. Breaking the spread chain, Pockets prevents themselves and others from getting sick.

Immunocompromised people share safety tips

By washing hands, limiting large gatherings, staying home when sick and taking care of your health, community members can help limit the spread of sickness this cold and flu season.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
December 16, 2022
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A Spooktacular Review: The Munsters Movie

You’ll find colorful cinematography and classic cheesy dialogue in Rob Zombie’s “The Munsters.”
Helen Spigel, Arrowhead Social Media Editor
October 28, 2022
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Besting the boards…During the September 17 Big Red Cornament, participant Cameron Hoover holds her bags in preparation as participant Aiden Nelson aims for the board across from him.

IVEF hosts Big Red Cornament

Bringing community members together, The Indian Valley Education Foundation coordinated The Big Red Cornament to support the school district.
Helen Spigel, Social Media Editor
October 28, 2022
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Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill’ stirs up national controversy

Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill’ stirs up national controversy

The state’s “Don’t Say Gay Bill” eliminates all class discussion about anything sexual including discussions of LGBTQ+ identity for grades K-12. Many disagree with the bill including The Walt Disney Company, whose largest amusement park venue is located in Florida.
Helen Spigel, Staff Writer
May 26, 2022
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Walking on sunshine…Enjoying a stroll, walkers Lisa Dannerth and Barbra Hutt make their way through the high school’s hallways. By walking indoors they are able to stay healthy during the colder months and admire the student artwork displayed around the  building.

Walking Club encourages health and friendliness

Through physical activity, the community walking club stays healthy and encourages others to as well. They enjoy walking in the high school because of the after-school activities they get to observe.
Helen Spigel, Staff Writer
April 26, 2022
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Bromance…Bumping fists, Prom Fashion Show models perform their choreographed dance on February 16. Thomas Smith (left) does a handshake fist bump for their performance with Tanner Yerton.

Prom Fashion Show builds prom anticipation

The Prom Fashion Show displayed a variety of prom dresses and suits to excite people for prom and give them some style inspiration.
Helen Spigel, Staff Writer
March 24, 2022
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Happy for the holidays...Enjoying a hot chocolate, sophomore Nick Diamond observes Peddler’s Village holiday lights. On the first night of their “Merchants Open House,” the village turns on their outside holiday lights.

Peddler’s Village prepares for holiday season

Peddler’s Village is getting ready for a predicted increase in attendees. With the number of employees lower than usual, the village is working to fill positions.
Helen Spigel, Staff Writer
December 8, 2021
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Opening up for the day... Before any other employees arrive, Harleysville Car Wash general manager Mike Bitner logs onto his computer to start the day. The majority of his employees work part time and are teenagers.

Employers struggle to fill workforce shortages

With little free time after homework, students struggle to find an opportunity to enter the workforce. Academic responsibilities can be hard enough and after being isolated due to COVID-19, some feel it can be intimidating to go into a customer service position.
Helen Spigel, Staff Writer
November 4, 2021
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