It’s no surprise that the OHS football field has just about reached its expiration date. According to homeguides.sfgate.com, a football field needs to have its artificial turf replaced every five...

There was a new addition to OHS during spring break that might change the way people in the community learn about the school. A marquee sign was installed while OHS was out of session. The old sign...

This year at OHS the varsity cheerleaders are selling Paw Prints to all athletes, band and choir members to benefit the varsity cheerleading fund. The idea for Paw Prints sprouted one day when cheer coach...

Last week, OHS held mascot tryouts for Toby the Tiger for the first time.   In the past, OHS did not hold tryouts for the mascot. Typically, a few different people would request to be the mascot...

Students have found an interest in Twitter, where people can easily post and update their followers. The teachers at OHS have seen the interest and are responding by joining Twitter. Coaches like Mr....

What’s orange, huge, and weighs a lot? A giant pumpkin. Here at OHS we had one located in the cafeteria, but the reason it was there is worth much more then its weight. At lunch last week students...

OHS athletic and activities director Mrs. Becky Czuppon has recently achieved a prestigious honor by becoming an addition to the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA), an...

New privileges have been granted to all of the seniors that show academic achievement and good behavior throughout their four years at OHS. For the first time, the class of ‘12 will be given new rights...

When the students of OHS walked into the school commons on August 17, the futuristic looking vending machines were the first thing that caught their eye. In previous years, the old vending machines...

OHS Freshmen Orientation was August 11 from 7:30-11 am, and the procedure was a little different this time. Every year, Freshmen are assigned a specific day during the summer to come up to school and...