Leadership class welcomes freshmen to OHS
Jack Butchart, reporter
October 20, 2020
With Covid-19 still rampant and keeping high school students in virtual school for the first nine weeks of the school year, current freshmen may be a little confused about what high school looks like. This year's leadership class is working to make it easier for them. The leadership class, taught by Rebecca Brun...
Teachers Adapt to Challenges at Home
Bethany Whitener, reporter
October 20, 2020
Teachers are finding that there are more demands and challenges when it comes to teaching online, but are adjusting to make it work efficiently and effectively. OHS teacher Mrs. Amy Crean, who is celebrating her 10th year of teaching, admits that “teaching in a project-based setting has be...
Seniors take ACT at school
Cassandra Ludwig, Webmaster
October 12, 2020
Bring your pencils, calculators, and masks. It’s ACT day. But this one looks a little different for the Class of 2021. For the last four years, the school provides a free ACT (American College Testing) for the juniors in the spring. However, due to Covid restrictions and guidelines, the Cla...
FitzWilliam recognized for efforts on and off the field
Jojo LaBrier, Sports Editor
May 29, 2020
OHS has many athletes who are fine students, but Amanda FitzWilliam (12) was named the school’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch Scholar-Athlete for many reasons. For athletic reasons, the list is long. Her bio consists of softball conference player of the year, first team all-state (2019), first-team all-metro ...
Students, staff try to stay positive during pandemic
Bethany Whitener, reporter
May 21, 2020
During this unprecedented pandemic, OHS staff and students are keeping hopes alive by spreading positivity throughout the community and finding creative ways to spend time with loved ones. “My husband and I have been using the app trickster cards and playing card games with friends and family...
Covid-19 fails to ruin local birthday celebrations
Amanda Parker, Opinions Editor
May 18, 2020
With the current social distancing order banning large gatherings, events such as birthdays, weddings, and even just spending time with friends has become near impossible. However, Oakville resident Hollie Kristine has set out to bring a little bit more joy into the community with the decision to host birth...
Assistant principal Olearnick announces departure after two years at OHS
Kelsey Overstreet, reporter
May 15, 2020
There have been many big changes this year, but there will be at least one more big change next year. Assistant principal Mr. Casey Olearnick announced recently that he will not be returning to OHS next fall. On April 16 Olearnick accepted an assistant principal position at Fort Zumwalt Nor...
Singer’s group wins MJEA State Sports Video Story of the Year award
Zoey Miller
May 14, 2020
While spending most of her time at home during this worldwide pandemic, Lily Singer (12) recently received some extraordinary news. On April 27, Singer learned that she and her group won first place in the Sports Video of the Year contest sponsored by the Missouri Journalism Education Association. ...
OHS finds fun ways to connect with students
Bonnie Niedermann, reporter
May 14, 2020
The Coronavirus outbreak has put a dent on the 2019-2020 school year, but the staff at OHS is lifting spirits in many different ways. Back in mid-April, “Oakville Spring Spirit (Fri)days” were introduced via the OHS Twitter and Instagram pages. With the caption, “We miss you Tigers! Let’s ...
College board changes the way AP exams are administered
Jack Butchart, reporter
May 13, 2020
With the recent changes to learning experienced worldwide, the College Board had to adapt to these changes as well. Normally, Advanced Placement tests consist of a multiple choice section and two written essay sections. With the recent changes made, the test will now be held online and will con...
OHS moves prom, graduation to July
Leyla Vilic, reporter
May 12, 2020
Covid-19 has ruined plans for millions of people around the world, and OHS is no different. Prom and graduation, two of the most memorable events in a student’s life, have been affected. The unknown of the virus puts students and teachers in an anxious place, and everyone is debating whether to hold the...
Students engage in new form of learning from a distance
Jack Butchart, reporter
April 28, 2020
On March 13, students left for spring break. What they did not know is that they would not be returning to school for the rest of the academic year. Due to the Covid-19 virus, school districts across the United States have been closing their doors for the rest of the school year, including th...
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