Mrs. Schwartz says goodbye to IHS
By ADDISON MOSCO Mrs. Linda Schwartz has been working here at the high school for eight years. She works in the administrative office and she enjoys working here. She is retiring this year after a successful career. “I will miss my IHS family and seeing them around, but I’m excited to get to do new […]
What is “Chord Of The Rings?”
By EMMA SHEERAN Four IHS students: Joey Baunoch, Sean Kelly, Sam Knepper, and Xav Ferguson–make up the barbershop quartet that is “Chord of the Rings!” (TikTok – @chordtinsoc, youtube.com/@chordoftherings). They are quickly gaining popularity in the IHS/Indiana community, having already made appearances at many IHS events with many more coming up. They recently performed on […]
IHS JV Baseball: mid-season update
By GABI ISENBERG It’s spring, and that means it’s baseball season. Since the end of March, the IHS boys’ junior varsity team has been taking wins left and right. This season, the IHS JV baseball team has won nine games and lost one. They were undefeated until recently, losing a close game against Punxsutawney. Having […]
IHS seniors continue tradition of decorating lockers
By ELLA BARLEY Seniors at Indiana High School decorate their lockers to express their interests and hobbies. Many seniors involved in sports and extracurricular activities express that onto their lockers. Sports teams also have underclassmen from their team decorate the seniors’ lockers. Senior Abby Huey states, “My underclassmen decorated my locker for my senior night […]
The Last Of Us show review
By LIZZIE OLSEN The Last of Us starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey has taken the world by storm with the two’s amazing acting and chilling new take on the zombie apocalypse genre. The show is based off of the video game The Last Of Us which launched in 2013, and so far the fans are […]
Community service becomes a requirement for seniors
By MEGHAN RUMMEL Seniors at IHS are now required to have a minimum of five community service hours completed by May 1 in order to graduate on time. Community service has always been encouraged in the past, but it has now turned into a requirement. Several students are worried about how they are going to […]
PMEA festival season in full swing
By EMMA SHEERAN Talented IHS musicians have been hard at work since January attempting to climb up the ranks on the PMEA (Pennsylvania Music Educators Association) music festival ladder. There are three levels of festivals for students to participate in. The first is the district level, then regions, then finally states. Seven IHS students are […]
High Arrow Spotlight: Editor in Chief Meghan Rummel
By MADELINE SHIRLEY Meghan Kennedy Rummel (Meghan Rummel) is a senior on the IHS High Arrow Newspaper Staff and the current Editor in Chief. She has been a part of the staff since her freshman year. Rummel has worked very hard on the school’s newspaper and yearbook staffs. Rummel went from panicking because she realized […]
SGA and Athena Club team up to host a blood drive
By ADDISON MOSCO Giving blood once can save three lives. Nationwide, a person needs a unit of blood every two to three seconds. Most people will need blood at some point in their lives. Senior Cileigh Clemons expresses, “Giving blood is a very important thing. It’s so easy to do but too many people refuse […]
IHS Girls Lacrosse season is here
By LIZZIE OLSEN The weather continues to grow warmer, IHS Girls Lacrosse season is in full swing. The girls have been practicing four days a week, one out of the four being dedicated to focusing on strength training. The practices generally consist of various drills, workouts outside, and scrimmages with one another. For their strength-focusing […]