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The school newspaper of Oakville High School

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The school newspaper of Oakville High School

myOHSonline

On Tuesday, Oct. 21, OHS students received a morning greeting from StuCo. "Hopefully they make everybody else energetic. I just think it's really fun to start everybody's day. I have a blast with it," Mikayle Le (10) said. StuCo gives out candy and plays music on days that may be a struggle for students to come to school.

Happy Day

Mady Donze, Online Editor October 22, 2025

In the beginning of this year, StuCo started to do a new activity in the morning called ‘morning greetings.’ On some mornings, StuCo brings candy and music and, most importantly, a smile in order to...

Supporting SOMO

Supporting SOMO

Sawyer Bess, Reporter February 22, 2024

Oakville High School hosted a SOMO (Special Olympics Missouri) event on Feb. 15, 2024, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. “This event is a basketball tournament that Oakville hosts with schools...

SOMO Is Back!

SOMO Is Back!

Deirdre Davis, Reporter February 24, 2023

The 2022-2023 school year brought back the Special Olympics on Thursday, Feb. 16. “It was really cool for our students to see that it doesn’t matter if you have a disability, you can still have...

Greg Davidson (12) donates blood during OHS blood drive.

STUCO saves lives one pint at a time

Lexi Onder, reporter March 8, 2018

Student Council is hosting its annual blood drive on Friday, March 9. It is not too late to decide to save a life. Students can sign up to donate during all lunches in the commons. The blood drive...

Kayla Jackson (10) interacts with a child and his mom at the 2017 STUCO Easter Egg Hunt.

STUCO offers free Easter Egg hunt

Maddy McClure, reporter March 6, 2018

Student Council (STUCO) is hosting its fourth annual Easter Egg Hunt at OHS from 12 to 2 p.m. on March 18. In the past, the event only had two age groups for hunting. Now STUCO is adding a younger age...

A winter formal poster hangs in the hallway to spread awareness for the dance.

Student council plans winter formal

Rachel Delgado, reporter January 25, 2018

Typically it is the guy building up the courage to ask the girl to the dance. Not this year. OHS is hosting its very own Sadie Hawkins Winter Formal. A Sadie Hawkins dance is is a dance where instead...

Staring down at his arm, Greg Davidson (12) watches the nurse draw his blood at the blood drive on Oct. 27.

Student Council, Leadership host blood drive

Maddy McClure, reporter November 3, 2017

OHS Student Council (STUCO) and Leadership hosted a collaborative blood drive the week of Oct. 23. On Oct. 27, OHS exceeded its goal of 80 and received 88 counts. Over 100 people showed up to donate. OHS...

Student body president Taylor Zapf (12) checks out the new app with STUCO member at STUCO meeting on Sept. 21.

STUCO implements new app

Tad Bast, reporter October 5, 2017

It’s been a subject of rumor and student body president speeches for years, but the time has finally come — OHS Student Council has its own app. The new app seeks to get rid of StuCo’s usual...

Laughing side by side, Cat Elking (11) and Ashley Jakubeck (12) enjoy their time at the Dance for Charity Neon Night.

Student Council plans busy year

Maddy McClure, reporter September 13, 2017

Student Council’s year has been chaotic, especially because homecoming was earlier than usual. With homecoming behind them, members of STUCO are now scrambling to prepare for the next few months. STUCO...

13 Reasons Why Not poster hangs in second floor hallway.

13 Reasons Why Not

Sammie Phillips, ad director May 16, 2017

The popular Netflix show, “13 Reasons Why,” was released in late March. The show was released to raise awareness for depression and suicide, but there were many conflicting concerns with the show’s...

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