MEMORIES: On September 6, 2011, our high school journey began. As nervous freshmen, we carefully prepared our belongings and entered into our new home for the next four years. No one knew exactly what to expect of the supposedly “best…
The annual National Honor Society food drive which commenced in early November came to a close last Monday with yet another year of success. As Thanksgiving rapidly approached, the National Honor Society reminded the students and staff of Hopatcong High…
Last Friday, the air was filled with excitement as HHS football team came away with yet another win in its game against Butler. It was during half-time, however, that all eyes were on the field and Hopatcong High School crowned…
“Because it is senior year, I have begun to see things as potential absences. The things I love will become the things I’ll miss.” ~David Levithan There are only two hundred and fifty-one days left of high school for us…
“Will winter ever end?” is a question on the minds of millions of Americans. Is the truly life threatening cold weather that has paralyzed much of the United States here to stay? Although spring officially began last week, there is…
After its most successful year following the tragic devastation of hurricane Sandy, the National Honor Society kicked off yet another successful Thanksgiving food drive recently. The National Honor Society is designed to stimulate a desire to render service, promote worthy…
With the 2013 school year in full swing, we want to know what YOU, the students of Hopatcong High School, are looking forward to the most! The Arrow is officially introducing surveys and contests every month as a means of…
“I’m not asleep… but that doesn’t mean I’m awake.” ~Unknown Sleep is vital to humans’ survival; however, with increased pressure in school and sports, biologically sleep patterns shifting, and social media influences, we teenagers are increasingly getting less and less…
The lights dim as eager inductees make their way to the stage. Beside them stand existing members adorned in gowns ready to pass the torch to the next generation of National Honor Society affiliates. Patrick Stanton, a newly inducted junior,…
Mary Rose Purdue, a junior at Hopatcong High School, is one of the hundreds of thousands of children/young adults in the U.S. who suffers from juvenile arthritis. On March 4-6, Purdue travelled to Washington D.C. in an effort to share…