Jacob Godshall

Film fest provides creative outlet for future film-makers

By holding an annual film festival, Souderton students are able to share their movies with the community. The film fest took place on May 10, from 7 pm to 10 pm.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-In-Chief
May 30, 2025

Eagles analysts weigh in on rookie struggles

In order to maximize their opportunity, NFL rookies must adapt to the professional level. These adaptations can be difficult to overcome, and often weed out those that are not cut out for professional football.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-In-Chief
May 30, 2025

Exposure to nature provides physical, mental benefits

As warmer weather approaches, it is important to take advantage of the outdoors and simply enjoy the beauty of nature. With so much of our time spent around screens, the escape offered by the outdoors becomes even more important.

Abby Nyce and Jacob Godshall
May 2, 2025

Local legends give way to thriving community

Coming from a variety of sources, from Native Americans to coal miners, local folklore and legends have been passed down from generation to generation. These stories fascinate a large community today.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-In-Chief
March 28, 2025

Thrift stores provide wide array of benefits for their patrons

Thrift stores and other vintage resale locations offer a wide array of benefits for their customers. They also give back to the community, and the local area they inhabit.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-in-Chief
February 7, 2025

Shady Maple provides welcoming atmosphere

By providing a welcoming atmosphere and a vast amount of food, Shady Maple has solidified itself as a popular breakfast and lunch option. Shady Maple is located in East Earl, Pa., about an hour’s drive away.

Jacob Godshall and Aidan Cassidy
December 13, 2024

Rock band fundraiser supports growing ambitions

To raise money for their organization, the Souderton rock band held a fundraiser and concert on October 30. Members hope to purchase a new lighting rig.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-In-Chief
December 13, 2024

Arrowhead, SAVE trip promotes career awareness

Traveling to Bustard’s Christmas Trees’ Lehighton, Pa. tree farm, SAVE and Arrowhead students learned about the Christmas tree industry, and chose the Vice President’s Christmas tree.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-In-Chief
October 31, 2024

WWSI: Gun violence ‘solutions’ proving ineffective

Preventive measures regarding gun violence continue to be a difficult puzzle to solve for many schools in America. Whilst action is “being taken,” the real issue of gun violence continues to be ignored.

Jacob Godshall and Abby Nyce
October 31, 2024

Con: Year-round school prevents seasonal enjoyment

With the loss of summer employment and the ability to enjoy long summer trips and vacations, year-round school offers more problems than solutions.

Jacob Godshall, Editor-In-Chief
October 31, 2024

Con: Online testing has capacity for significant mistakes

With its costly unreliability, technology stands to harm students when taking standardized tests.

Jacob Godshall, Opinion/Website Manager
May 31, 2024

Stay safe during the summer

As summer approaches, it is important to stay safe during the summer. With all of the extra free time, it is imperative that this time is spent in a safe manner

Jacob Godshall, Opinion/Website Manager
May 31, 2024

Pro: Global variety trumps domestic travel’s simplicity

With the potential for endless discovery, international travel offers countless sights. International travel allows for much more variety than domestic travel.

Jacob Godshall, Opinion/Website Manager
May 3, 2024

Conspiracy theories propagate misinformation

The danger posed by the belief in conspiracy theories is often overlooked. Harmful conspiracy theories can spread misinformation and cause paranoia.

Jacob Godshall, Opinion/Website Manager
May 3, 2024

Red vs. White promotes school spirit

Splitting the alphabet, Student Council held the first Red vs. White in an attempt to raise school spirit. The White Warriors ultimately saw victory at the April 4-5 event.

Jacob Godshall, Opinion Editor
May 3, 2024

High Horse: Flag football retracts excitement from Pro Bowl

A steady decrease in television viewership highlights the decreasing interest in the Pro Bowl. What used to be a game played by the league’s best players has become a skills tournament that includes dodgeball, passing games and flag football.

Jacob Godshall, Opinion/Website Manager
April 4, 2024

Issue Four Thumbs Up

Jacob Godshall, Opinion/Website Manager
April 4, 2024

Con: Raising driving age to 18 prevents freedom

By raising the driving age to 18, teens would lose valuable freedoms and create problems for their parents. At a time when teens are delving into new interests, taking away their transportation is a huge problem.