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myOHSonline

The school newspaper of Oakville High School

myOHSonline

The school newspaper of Oakville High School

myOHSonline

StuCo plans homecoming

Sydney Stern, news editor October 5, 2015

Homecoming is just around the corner and with the student body worrying about finding that perfect outfit to match that special someone, Student Council is working hard to make it a night to remember....

Tiger leaders cannot be caged

Tiger leaders cannot be caged

Madeline Jones, reporter October 5, 2015

In the past two years, Tiger Cage had been known for the spirit they bring to the football games, but this year the bar in spirit was raised. With two new leaders of the Cage, teachers, Kelsey Tunze and...

Speech and debate talks up a storm

Dallas Carter, opinions editor September 29, 2015

On Sept. 19. the speech and debate team competed in a preseason tournament. The team did very well despite disadvantages such as a young team. There were 7 novice and 5 varsity members competing in...

OHS participates in banned book week

Dallas Carter, opinions editor September 29, 2015

From Sept. 27- Oct. 3, the American Library Association spends its time promoting and taking part in Banned Books Week. Libraries, booksellers, publishers, and teachers participate in this nationwide...

Friendships form as Leadership and SSD students eat lunch together.

Leadership buddies up with SSD classes

Johanna Carrigan, reporter September 25, 2015

Friendships form at lunch when the OHS leadership class joins with certain Special School District classes. This program is nicknamed the buddy program. Each day a handful of leadership students accompany...

Leadership student Ally Maddock (12) watches as Point students attempt to build a tower using only marshmallows and uncooked noodles.

Leadership is on point at Point

Kassidy Mooney, reporter September 17, 2015

After losing their initial team-building activity through the YMCA, Point Elementary turned to the OHS administration in desperate need, and their solution inspired a hopeful tradition for the future....

Robotics club funded by Ranken

Jacob Kauffmann, webmaster September 17, 2015

When district budget cuts affected school clubs, it seemed that the robotics team had met its end. Last week, however, the team received word that Ranken Technical College had offered sponsorship. “Ranken...

Whistle blown at senior kickball

Jacque Dreppard, visual editor September 17, 2015

Senior students were pumped to take to the turf for an exciting class kiddy pool kickball tournament on Sept. 9. However, the turf field at OHS will be used during this time for band practice. Senior Principal...

Students see world in one weekend

Sydney Stern, news editor September 15, 2015

As he stands in the middle of an open field, Louis Luong (10)  looks to his left and sees Belgium and Switzerland, and when he looks to his right and sees Germany and India; there is no other place he...

SADD becomes more student-driven

Elizabeth Hall, entertainment editor September 11, 2015

Although many of OHS's clubs have lost their sponsorship funding for the 2015 school year, this is not stopping SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions). SADD’s solution to the budget cuts is making...

Senior Awards Night Scholarship Winners

Patrick McKelvey, Business Manager May 14, 2015

Seniors were awarded the following scholarships at the Senior Awards night on May 6. The following scholarships were awarded to these students: Mehlville/Oakville Foundation - Graysen Summers ​B....

Friends face-off

Breanna Colombo, Reporter May 1, 2015

This year two best friends faced off against each other for the title of Student Body President of the 2015/2016 school year. Sophie Nelms (11) and Katie Bauman (11) went head to head in this election....

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