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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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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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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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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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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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