Young people are the future, they say. In Mason Meinershagen’s case, she’s paving the way for herself with a smile on her face and a vaulting pole in her hand. Meinershagen competed in the Missouri State High School Activities Association state...

Ashley Ward Mr. Kuchno is going to be missed here at Oakville Senior High School. His dedication to both his students and the publications they produce is extraordinary. I am always impressed with what they accomplish in the Journalism program. So...

Carly Peters Class of 2020 I just want to start off by saying how incredibly thankful I am to have been able to have you as a teacher. Your class was really something to look forward to and that bell always rang way too early. You not only taught me...

Avery Neal Class of 2021 Kuchno was the first teacher who saw potential in my writing, and was the one who pushed me to pursue journalism throughout my high school career. He has given me a reason to come to school, because honestly if he wasn’t...

A legend has retired. The journalism teacher of 25 years, Mr. Jeff Kuchno, will be leaving OHS after teaching the yearbook, newspaper, and broadcast classes for the past 15 years at OHS. Looking back on his time here, Kuchno has impacted a lot students...

Social media can often be found as a source of negativity and controversy, but for Michaela Gindler (11) she uses it to faithfully inspire others. After growing up in the church, attending PSR, and having her Confirmation, Gindler wanted to get more...