Five journalism students spread across yearbook, broadcast, and newspaper were recognized for their hard work in the National Student Media Contest sponsored by the Journalism Education Association. The...
“Things are Changing Like Never Before.”
That’s the theme for the 2018 Tiger Paw yearbook. It is also the first spring-delivery book at OHS in 27 years.
The 2018 yearbooks will be distributed...
Students in first block yearbook spent the beginning of their class period on Oct. 26 completing a yearbook spread gallery walk.
The yearbook editors in chief, Sierra Uko (12) and Rachel Delgado (12),...
Students in first block yearbook class made their dedication to yearbook official in their traditional class wedding on Sept. 25.
The staffers stood in a circle and took turns wrapping their ring fingers...
The 2017-2018 yearbook editors in chief, Sierra Uko (12) and Rachel Delgado (12) announced the first ever “Shooting Stars” winners during first block yearbook class on Sept. 21. The recipients were...
Yearbook gained international recognition in Ideas That Fly by Herrf Jones, a yearbook production company.
Herrf Jones aids high schools across the United States and Canada. Dan Mueller, the company’s...
Eight Oakville High School students won awards during the write-off competitions at the National Journalism Convention in Orlando, FL.
The convention lasted four days. Students attended various sessions...
The 2011 Tiger Paw DVD video yearbook supplement has been recognized as a pacemaker award finalist by the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) in the digital yearbook category.
The pacemaker...
For the 2011-2012 school year, there will be three new editor-in-chiefs for Broadcast Journalism, Newspaper and Yearbook.
Ryan Hugerich (11) will be the line producer for Broadcast, Emily Maag(11) will...
