Hereford Harbinger

Rec Basketball returns after two years

Peter Capan, Reporter/Lead Illustrator • November 19, 2021

With the return of JV and Varsity winter sports comes the long-anticipated 2021-2022 Recreational Basketball league. Following the 2019-2020 season, Rec Ball was forced to take a gap year. While disappointing,...

Digital Art provides creative outlet for students

Peter Capan, Sydney Goorevitz, and Chase Hogan • November 17, 2021

With the end of the first quarter approaching, students in Mr. Samuel Tillman’s Digital Art class are beginning their first major project: a film montage. The goal is to represent change through...

A pop into Ms. Souvouvra’s Fundamentals of Art class

Natalie Burger and Emma Cruise • November 15, 2021

Mrs. Daria Souvouvra keeps up the creativity in her Fundamentals of Arts class, as her students start a new unit on pop up books. Students are asked to make a pop-up book about a story they have written...

Chorale class takes on Halloween with spooky tunes

Caroline Daily, Maria Maltese, and Mae Altberger • November 14, 2021

In Mr. David Sobel's period 4B chorale class, students celebrate their Halloween spirit by performing a spooky song while also putting finishing touches on their winter concert music. The class’s...

Academic workload disrupts student balance of responsibilities

Aleia Yeager, Reporter • November 9, 2021

The 2020-2021 Covid school year brought instability to millions of students. Now, as we enter the 2021-2022 school year, scholars find themselves struggling to stay on top of schoolwork and balance their...

A new sign debuts at the Hereford track

Sophie Shive, Reporter • November 9, 2021

For those who haven’t been to the Hereford turf field recently, a sign was placed on the wall in between the male and female restroom doors. The sign was made by an unnamed company and donated by the...

Hereford Theatre to perform The Alibis

Sophie Shive, Reporter • November 9, 2021

This year the Hereford theatre department will perform The Alibis. With only four weeks to prepare and Covid-19 safety regulations to follow, theatre needed an easy to put together, socially distanced,...

Performing arts showcase excites musicians after year of no concerts

Aleia Yeager and Natalie Burger • November 8, 2021

The fall performing arts showcase granted musicians and performers the taste of concert glory that they missed last school year. The showcase was divided into two parts: one at 6:30 and one at 7:45. Band,...

Students show mixed opinions towards schedule changes

Peter Capan, Reporter/Lead Illustrator • November 4, 2021

Coming off an improvised school year, Hereford took the opportunity to revamp the way the school functions by implementing a new enrichment format and three lunch periods instead of two. Some changes were...

Students fascinate classmates with speeches on unique topics

Anna Knepley, Ashley Lawrence, and Sienna Ford • November 3, 2021

Mr. Rose’s underclassmen speech class finished informational speeches with the first quarter coming to an end. The students wrote about topics they were well informed on, to captivate and persuade...

AP Research students complete ultimate balancing act

Jake Epstein, Jay Goetz, and Henry Hottenstein • November 3, 2021

Seated in a corner library table, a lone junior and a dozen seniors conversed quietly, while numerous sources filled their computer tabs. The class diligently took note of sources which they would incorporate...

Administration team finds solution for students following Covid-19

Anna Knepley, Co Editor-in-Chief • November 2, 2021

Beginning the 2021-2022 school year, Hereford’s administration changed the timing and main purpose of enrichment due to contractual issues with teachers. The 30-minute study period moved after first...