Hereford Harbinger

Athlete of the Month: The newest addition to Hereford’s track team

January 11, 2023

Hereford High’s Indoor Track and Field team has been anticipating freshman Ben Wheeler’s (‘26) arrival ever since he started training with the team over spring break when he was still in middle school. He first started running in seventh grade...

Athletes sign out of Hereford and into college

Caroline Daily, Co Editor-in-Chief

November 23, 2022

Senior athletes have decided and presented where they will continue their academic and athletic careers at the annual signing day on Nov. 15th. The recruiting process can start as early as an athlete's first years of high school, as they email coaches,...

JV sports take on a new look November 4, 2022
October home game calendar October 10, 2022
Bulls set for successful fall season September 13, 2022

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Literary classics appear in classrooms across the school. Students criticized these books for their dated language and complex themes.

‘I don’t think anyone really reads anymore’: Reading continually decreases for teens

Jay Goetz, Caitlin Meeker, Kay Duncan, and Rakim Hill • March 21, 2023

The month of march is National Reading Month, yet no one seems to read anymore. Students are already occupied by school-issued books and social media; kids don’t find reading a viable past time. English curriculum aids fall of reading Students...

Recycling can still be a viable option, but it needs to work alongside reducing and reusing. Waste Management Hierarchy taken from EPA.

It's time to trash recycling

Evan English, Maddie Herring, Henry Hottenstein, Hailey Streckfus, Reporters • March 21, 2023

Americans have gone from producing 2.68 pounds of garbage per day in 1960 to 4.59 pounds per day in 2018. To deal with this influx of waste, the amount we recycle has increased significantly since 1960. Recycling is only one part of our waste management...

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First in-person finals sets new precedents for future years
June 9, 2022
Aleia Yeager, Reporter
Finals are approaching and many find themselves freaking out at the thought of that big letter grade marked on their report card. All grades but seniors haven’t taken finals...
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Your dog is more than a cuddle buddy
June 9, 2022
Natalie Burger , Reporter
said. “You should treat them with value and care.”

Many of us have experienced the joy of owning a dog. Their cute little paws and their puppy breath, with their...
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School impacts students’ future aspirations
June 9, 2022
Sophie Shive, Reporter

At a young age, dreams and aspirations for the future control our minds. We imagine flying to outer space, becoming a zoologist, or playing a professional sport. As we...
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Students find style in retro shoe
December 22, 2021
Molly Craig, Reporter
The Nike Blazer ‘77s were the very first Nike high-top basketball shoes. Created in 1973, the shoe helped Nike solidify its relationship with the sport. Players raved over...
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Records playing their way back into style
December 22, 2021
Sydney Goorevitz, Reporter
Until 2020 CDs have always outsold records. When the pandemic hit, records came back into style. Record players make a perfect holiday gift for a friend or family member....
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