Alumna’s addition to Library of Congress is AphroChic
Determined and dedicated, the husband and wife team of Bryan Mason and Jeanine Hays founded and are the current creative directors of AphroChic. According to the Library of Congress, the brand is devoted to “celebrating design, culture, creativity, health and wellness throughout the African diaspora.”
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Brotherhood, camaraderie results in victory
With a change in student leadership, the football team remains undefeated in their season with a record of 9-0 as this issue went to press.
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[Photo] Recovery walk brings hope to community
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[Photo] New traditions, same Hoco spirit
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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.
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Senior prom is ‘night of nights’
Student Government Class of 2023 planned senior prom keeping their peers’ wishes in mind.
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Baseball prepares to defend title
Baseball returns to the mound after coming off the SOL
Colonial Championship. Players and coaches are
prioritizing team unity and work ethic.
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Ott’s Exotic Plants continues to blossom since 1914
Supporting the community since 1914, Ott’s Exotic Plants provides a wide variety of gardening essentials needed to create an exquisite enclosure.
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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.
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NFL continues to excuse abuse culture
[Arrowhead Sportorial]
For the sake of turning a
profit, the NFL continues to fail to properly discipline players for misdemeanors.
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[Photo] Meet your new Mr. Souderton
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Cultural appropriation lurking in sports teams, mascots
Evolving for the better,
numerous professional sports teams have changed their mascots and team name due to cultural appropriation. However, some teams have yet to take steps in the right direction.
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[Photo] Girls basketball becomes ‘team to beat’
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Generation of change values freedom of speech
Due to social media, activism and awareness about social issues diffuse quickly throughout the world, sparking interest in younger voices. Seeking change, teens express their views.
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ADL, other organizations present at town hall meeting
Speaking out against hate, community members shared their concerns at a town hall meeting on October 26. The style of the meeting allowed for free discussion in a respectful and collaborative atmosphere.
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Hanukkah creates memories, whole ‘latke’ fun
Students reflect on their Jewish faith and how they bond with their families by engaging in traditional Hanukkah practices this year on December 18-26.
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Faculty, students share dress code stances, thoughts
This year, administration will enforce dress code policies primarily focusing on midriffs, hoods and hats. Student feedback has been mixed.
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Souderton celebrates, reflects on 100 years of football
Alumni, coaches and players reflect on their experiences inside the football community throughout the years and what they have gained.
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Inclusion of team managers strengthens team bonds
Working from the sidelines, student sports managers of different grades share their experiences with the task. Many share that a positive environment is the key to success.
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Boys volleyball team practices teamwork, positivity
Back in the swing of things, players of all grade levels reflect on the success of the ongoing volleyball season. The team’s chemistry and sportsmanship is their driving key to success.
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Swim attributes success to uplifiting environment
Reuniting for this year’s swim season, members are celebrating their family dynamic. Their ongoing support for each other commends them to succeed, as they reign in victories during this year’s competitions.
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It’s wonderful! Fall play returns to indoor stage
With two separate shows, students took the stage for three nights. Many upperclassmen enjoyed being back indoors for the fall play, compared to the 2020 production.
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Students raising awareness of racism, inequity
Students are attending events to draw attention to issues of racism and inequity. Guest speakers are also shedding light on the issue.
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