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The school newspaper of Oakville High School

myOHSonline

The school newspaper of Oakville High School

myOHSonline

The school newspaper of Oakville High School

myOHSonline

Faith, Fasting, Fulfillment

Belle Mahoney, Reporter April 23, 2025

Many students at OHS spend 40 days giving something up, fasting or in general, trying to grow closer to God. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of this tradition and it ends on Holy Thursday (a commemoration...

Students gather in the gym to watch the candidates give their speeches. They talk about why they want to be Student Body President and how they would make changes at school. "I really like being involved in school," Sydney Wideman (11) said, "and I want to make an impact throughout our school and with the younger generation."

Student Body Election

Anna Rohr, Reporter April 17, 2025

”Student government is one of the ways that students can get involved and take charge at school. On April 14, student elections took place, one of which being the student body election. Three students,...

Driver's Education

Driver’s Education

Kaitlyn Bridges, Reporter April 16, 2025

Students in high school look forward to getting their permit and driver's license, but some parents don’t want their kid to just hop behind the wheel. They want some genuine education in place for their...

Richard Sturm Sr. is recognized as the baseball field at Oakville High School is named after him in 2008. "He talked to other coaches from other programs and nobody ever wanted to coach against my dad because his teams were so well paired," Sturm Jr. said. In the 17 years of coaching, Sturm Sr. never had a losing season.

The Heart Of Oakville

Haley Hughes, Editor-in-Chief April 14, 2025

For decades, the family name Sturm has been known not only for coaching, teaching or career accomplishments, but because of members of the family’s ability to encourage and have compassion for those...

Due to the severe weather on March 14, 2025, the field goalposts separated from the base. “Whoever is available will then do that (fix the field goal). There's plenty of time to do that, which is nice, and everything else (repairs) has happened as quickly as possible,” principal Dr. Matt Gaglio said.

Storm Impact

Wyatt Cary, Reporter April 14, 2025

On March 14, 2025, areas in St. Louis County suffered severe storms that included heavy rain, hail, strong winds and tornadoes. This severe weather caused damage to houses, cars and business, including...

‘Going, Going, Gone’

Belle Mahoney, Reporter March 19, 2025

Going from just being a kid to having all of the responsibilities of an adult can be difficult. For some students, graduating early is seen as a great way to prepare for the responsibilities after high...

Holy Month

Sabatino Beganovic, Reporter March 14, 2025

With the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world started their fast March 1.  When fasting during Ramadan, Muslims cannot eat from sunrise until sunset. The minutes get further...

Six students present their hands to show variation in skin tone during the winter. 	"During winter, I get very sad and I have schoolwork and I get stressed out all the time, but in summer, I don’t have to worry about that. I get really tan, and I can have fun with my friends," Lyla Whitesides (10) said. Whiteside started tanning last year, which has become a routine ever since.

Seasonal Shifts

Kyle Brand, Reporter March 12, 2025

During the winter months, many people may experience tiredness, oversleeping, low energy levels, difficulty concentrating and appetite changes. While many people disregard these symptoms, they all point...

A student's personal computer (left) and a student's school computer (right).

Which One?

Dominic McEntee, Reporter March 10, 2025

With technology evolving, many classes have taken advantage of incorporating technology into teaching and learning. For students to learn, it feels like know they need to have computers. While the school...

This image shows several benefits to taking the ACT. "I think the test is important so you can show off your knowledge to colleges," Abby Hasty (11) said. While the test is long, many student feel it can be very rewarding.

Students Gear Up for ACT

Mazie Menkhus, Reporter March 5, 2025

As we get closer and closer to warmer weather, spring break and the end of the school year, we also get closer to the testing season. This includes finals, AP exams and of course the ACT. This test is...

On Jan. 19, TikTok was banned for around 12 hours, was taken off of all app stores and access was denied for all users. “I use TikTok for entertainment, and [when it was banned], I didn’t know what to do with my life. I was very bored and it was not fun,” Amila Gusic (11) said. According to goverment officials, TikTok must negotiate a sale with a US company before the April 5, 2025 deadline in order to stay active.

The TikTok “Ban”

Mackenzie Christopher and Delaney Earney March 4, 2025

On Jan. 19, the Supreme Court was set to make a decision on if the social media app TikTok will be banned or not. TikTok, previously known as Musical.ly, has been around for about a decade now, and it...

Snow Days in Oakville

Wyatt Cary, Reporter February 7, 2025

OHS students experienced a string of snow days as snowstorms covered St. Louis after winter break. The recent weather led to multiple district closures, causing both excitement and disruption in the area....

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