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Volume 54, Issue 7
YOUR NEWS FOR OAK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
April 24, 2015
New Kilt Policy Has Students Up in Arms
By Jon Graf, Ben Whisman, and Tu Truong
Oak Hills High School has
decided to go ahead with installing a new dress code policy, which
requires “students of all grade levels to wear mandatory kilts.” This
was in response to students’ lack
of school spirit, and students refusal to adhere to the “Holy Jean’s
rule.” “Well,” said Mr. Stoddard,
“Let’s see them try to put holes in
their clothes now. If students want
their legs to show, I figured this
would be the best option.”
According to a recent
study by School Time’s magazine,
“wearing kilts leads to improved
blood-flow and circulation among
students. The increased bloodflow leads to enhanced performance in almost all classes, with
gym being the only exception...”
The faculty and staff also love the
idea of students wearing kilts.
Since security is a top priority
at Oak Hills, kilts provide an excellent way of spotting hidden dangers
among students, and makes conducting random searches much more
convenient. “When I need to search
a student, I simply make them twirl,”
stated Officer Crone. In addition,
Atticus has
“Wearing kilts
been much
leads to immore effecproved bloodtive from the
flow and circulow vantage
lation among
point in the
students.”
middle of the
hall. “People
always wondered why Atticus would
lay down randomly in the middle
of the hallway, and now he’ll have
the perfect opportunity to find any
contraband, and report back to us,”
said Spud.
Requiring students to wear kilts will
also ease the burden of the increased
temperatures as students go back to
school in early August.
According to the Superintendent, Todd Yohey, “Since students are
now required to wear kilts, they will
be much more comfortable and cool
in the slightly elevated conditions at
the beginning and end of the school
year.”
Aeropostale will be the official sponsors of the groundbreaking
Kilts. They will be on hand during
lunch over the next week for students
to get sized and take orders.
“And this is why we shouldn’t
have kilts as uniforms...”
Student art by Junior, Taylor
McDonald
Stoddard to Leave Oak Hills
Officer Crone “Volts” into
in Pursuit of Wrestling Career History Books
By Ben Whisman
Notorious Principal, John
Stoddard, AKA Stamp Lickage, is
turning in his textbooks to pursue his
love of grappling. Citing his fondness for the singlet and a dislike of
professional work attire, Stoddard
hopes his new adventure will provide
him satisfaction that he could not
find in the halls of Oakie High. “The
highlight of my day is when I can
return home, take off the necktie, put
on my leotards, and truly be myself.”
Mr. Yohey, Oak Hill’s Superintendent, said that replacing Mr.
Lickage will be a tough task. He plans
to open interviews soon and plans
to follow past hiring successes. “We
will open up our search to not only
qualified educators, but to WWE and
former WWF wrestlers as well,” said
Yohey, adding that, “a good dropkick
can be a principal’s best friend.”
According to numerous
sources, Atticus is planning to leave
and become Mr. Lickage’s tag-team
By Jon Graf
partner. Attempts to contact his handler to confirm the rumors have been
futile.
Asked why he would choose
such a drastic choice, Stoddard excitedly explained, “Due to the success
of my high-budget music videos, my
popularity is at an all time high! And
what better way to celebrate than
punching somebody in the face?!”
Oak Hills High school
became a part of history last week,
Oak Hills Resource Officer, Shannon Crone set a new state record
for most students tased in a single
school year. “With five weeks left
in the school year, we are all excited
about how far this record will go,”
said Principal Stoddard.
Crone set the record setting
zap on Tuesday afternoon in the
lunchroom, making it her 27th of
the school year, surpassing the current record from SLO Officer Jones
at Fairfield High School.
Senior, Corey Kathmann,
had just left a piece of trash on the
table following 4B lunch, when
Crone saw her opportunity. “I just
want to thank my family, the students, the Principals, and especially
Corey. Without him leaving that
trash, none of this would have been
possible,” said Crone. “I saw the
opportunity and I took the shot.”
School officials are planning
an award ceremony to celebrate the
accomplishment early next week.
For his part, Kathman said, “I am just
proud that I could be a part of history. We were all jockeying to get the
record setting tase.”
April 24, 2015
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Senior Trip “Essential to Quality of Life”
By Amy Hetzel and Jessica Johnston
Senior trip has become a popular event for students that will soon be released into “the real world.” Just how essential is this trip to a senior’s
life? “My mother has made it very clear that I shall not attend college until I have returned from senior trip,” Senior, Brooke Lambert expresses.
According to a study conducted by the Ohio Bureau of Young Adult Vacationing (OBYAV), “67% of seniors attend a senior trip of some sort.” Expert
researcher, Susan Brown, explains that, “the individuals in the 33% that do not attend will miss out on the vital experiences that contribute to becoming responsible adults. A week without parental influences can really bring out the best in a person and we deem it essential to a quality life.”
Many people who do not get the opportunity to take part in senior trip do not feel the same amount of satisfaction as their senior trip counterparts. Mr. Richards, a thirty year old high school English teacher, never had a senior trip experience and wishes daily that he would’ve had the
privilege. “It has taken me a long time to recover from this lack of experience. I still feel as if there is a void separating me from teachers like Mr.
Boles who had the best of his trip,” Richards expresses.
Previous senior adventurist, Alex Smith, says that the trip was “full of good, wholesome fun.” He explains that he took part in activities such
as kite flying, poetry reading, and balcony gymnastics. But he does warn against the sicknesses that can strike unexpectedly after long nights of crab
hunting, resulting in mornings spent in the bathroom. “Crab hunting can be very straining and often results in nausea, headaches, muscle aches, and
even vomiting,” Smith remarks.
The OBYAV reports that among senior trip activities, going out to eat in the evenings is one of the more popular choices. But Brown advises
that seniors, although responsible in their decision making a remarkable 13% of the time, should always use the “buddy system.” “Previous students
have experienced traumatizing situations when they have woken up without their buddy after a good night at the five star restaurants,” Brown comments.
Senior trip almost certainly marks the transition from childhood to adulthood and can inspire greatness. “If I hadn’t gone on senior trip I
wouldn’t be the person that I am today,” Smith says. Smith recently landed a job as a cashier at the local Skyline and has been inspired by the many
students who have vacationed after him. This inspiration motivated him to begin an organization, Tips for Trips, in which he contributes his tip money to help fund senior trips for less fortunate students. “I feel like this is my calling: to give back to the community,” says Smith.
April 24, 2015
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Local Schools Consider Student Saftey
In Response to Extreme Sunshine
By Emily Dull
With the weather forecast for next week taking a threatening turn, school superintendents are severely concerned. Local 9 news
predicts “a dangerous level of sunshine and warm weather.” The temperatures have risen above 35 degrees for the first time in months,
and meteorologists are starting to issue weather warnings now.
Oak Hills High School Superintendent, Todd Yohey, understands the community’s terror. At an emergency board meeting last
night, Yohey said “After careful deliberation with the rest of the board, we have decided that it is in our students’ best interests and well
being that they stay home from school during these harsh weather conditions.”
Oak Hills student, Jessica Johnston, wholeheartedly agrees with Yohey. “Not only are the leather seats in my car liable to scorch
my sensitive skin when they get too hot, but I can’t seem to find sunglasses dark enough to shield my eyes from harmful UV rays.” Johnston adds, “How can we be expected to learn in these dangerous conditions?”
Forcing students to endure the warm rays and blue skies is just too much in today’s society. Calling
school off would mean that kids get the opportunity to stay in bed for hours, soaking in wholesome seasons of
their favorite TV shows on Netflix. What could be more fulfilling and mentally nourishing than that?
Although many students have heard horrific stories from their grandparents about sunny days spent
outdoors, partaking in absurd activities including swimming, biking, and even running, they should keep in
mind that it’s not the 1950s anymore. Why make students waste valuable time getting exercise and vitamin D
when they could be getting 10+ hours of sleep and watching essential videos of cats on YouTube?
In addition to the decision in January to call off schools for an entire month due to unbearably cold
temperatures, the school board has finally addressed issues with the opposite end of the weather spectrum.
Local meteorologist Steve Paleigh says, “Thank goodness schools are beginning to take these extreme weather
conditions seriously. We simply have to keep our children happy.”
April 24, 2015
Anderson Working on Fire Mixtape
By Vivien Smith
Recently, reports have surfaced that the server crash has
originated from Mr. Anderson’s studio. Authorities became suspicious
when he installed several gigantic
subwoofers earlier this year. They
were so loud that they had to give
his studio soundproof walls. When
asked about the need for these subs,
Mr. Anderson claimed they were just
for student use. “I’m trying to create
the next Drizzy in here and I can’t do
that without the right equipment.”
Little did they know he was talking
about himself.
This wasn’t the only thing
that tipped off authorities to Mr.
Anderson’s activities. He called in
popular rapper, Kendrick Lamar and
had a private concert in his studio!
After further investigation, Anderson’s secret was discovered. Instead
of teaching in his studio, Anderson
has been recording his first mixtape.
And to no one’s surprise, Kendrick
Lamar will be featured on it. There
was so much fire spit that it caused
the entire server to crash! The beats
Anderson were laying were so in-
tense, better than Yeezus himself, that
they erased everything on the server.
When questioned about his role in
the server crash, Anderson said, “I
just wanted to drop a sick beat! I had
no idea it would be too hot to handle!”.
Mr. Anderson only has about
a month till he releases his sick beats.
With the help of his music tech students his mixtape is debuting Saturday, May 16th, despite the server
crash. He will be doing an exclusive
performance at Prom! Don’t forget to
peep his mixtape, according to several of his students it’s “straight fire”.
Green Team Rumored to be Undercover
By Emma Cliffe
The “IT Guys” as they are
informally called, are seen as local
heroes here at the high school. With
constant internet outages, they’re
the best ones to call on when you
need to turn something off and back
on again. But where did they come
from? Why do they always wear that
neon green color? It’s rumored that
the IT crew might actually be part of
an undercover gang, associated with
infiltrating the internet in the Oak
Hills District. The proof? It’s in the
digital pudding.
The IT gang spends most of
the day turning things off and back
on again. “Mostly just for fun,” said
IT guy Eric Bryant, when asked to
elaborate on the demanding job
tasks. “Occasionally we might get a
real problem. Like the server crash-
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ing, or teachers being unable to
access their secret match.com and
farmersonly accounts.” Not so secret
anymore. “Sometimes we just kick
back and shut off the internet when
we’re bored,” Bryant adds. “We’ll tell
everybody that one of the ‘servers
needs to reboot’ and then laugh when
everyone freaks out.” At this point,
Bryant snickered to himself and bent
down to retie his neon shoes.
However, an anonymous
source came to the Tartan to reveal
who the IT crew really works for. “I
should know. I was one of them,” said
the source. “They’ve been hired by
Kanye West, a member of the illuminati, hoping to infiltrate the internet
at Oak Hills.” The source stated that
the guys are part of the illuminati’s
scam to brainwash students via the
web. By figuring out which sites
students visit most during the school
day, the illuminati can insert subliminal messages on websites like Twitter
and Facebook. These messages will
promote Kanye’s latest album and
student mind control.
When the Tartan confronted
Bryant about these allegations, his
only response was a Yeezus inspired
shrug.
Oak Hills to Install Deodorizing
Sprinkler System
By Maria Venturini and Emily Netherly
Due to recent complaints
from many staff and students in
regards to the rank smell of many
individuals, Oak Hills has decided
to install deodorizer-dispensing
sprinklers in classrooms that will
help to cut down on smelly students.
“I’ve had many complaints sent to
me via email and have even been
approached in person about the
stank smell radiating off of students,
especially during the hot months,”
Principal John Stoddard says.
It has come to the attention
of the staff that the practice of good
hygiene among the student body has
been minimal. University of Cincinnati Research Institute (UCRI) found
that teenagers are among some of the
stinkiest people. “The teenage body
has a lot going on with hormones
and growing, so the body needs a
way to let some of that out, and that’s
accomplished through perspiration,
AKA body odor,” says hygiene expert, Stacie Cardelli of UCRI.
OHHS Junior, Samuel Barker, states, “There have been days
where I have felt the need to go out
and purchase a gas mask to be able to
make it through an entire bell filled
with the stank.”
Studies show that deodorizing
sprinkler systems are very effective in
cutting down the stink of teens in hot
areas. These sprinklers are installed
with smell detectors that are activated by any smell that is unpleasant to
the olfactory senses. These systems
will be placed at each hallway intersection and into classrooms without
air conditioning. Although very
expensive, around $4,093.84 per unit,
the Oak Hills administration believes
that these systems are a great investment.
The installation of the sprinkler systems is scheduled to happen over the
summer and should be ready for the
start of school in early August.
Stank Eliminator
® 2015 Edition:
Damadeo’s Chem
Class Discovers
Why Water Is Wet
By Alia Lenihan and Briana Staples
Students in Mr. Damadeo’s
Chemistry class made a groundbreaking discovery this week. After years of
speculation, a commonplace mishap
led to scientific confirmation that the
ordinary substance, H2O, is indeed
wet.
“The students were working on something,” stated Damadeo, “while I was
working on golf swings in the back of
the room. Out of nowhere, the club
slipped out of my hand, inadvertently
knocking over a beaker of water into a
student’s lap.”
The other students, alarmed by
the commotion, gathered around the
accident site and were astonished. The
student that experienced the water’s
wet properties can only describe the
situation as “eye opening.”
“I thought I burned myself alive when
that water touched my thighs!” Exclaimed Jake Burch, who is in Mr.
Damadeo’s first bell. Kyle Weisker replying to Jake’s response, “Hearing his
reaction from the spill, Jake sounded
like a cat being run over by a car.”
“I try to foster a classroom environment that promotes scientific
discovery over any type of textbook
learning,” said Damadeo. “This phenomenon might really put OH on the
map.” As for what they plan to study
next, Damadeo recited, “We are continuing our research on the wetness
of water and hopefully we will have
more to report soon. I haven’t been
this excited since the Rangers won
the Stanley Cup in 1994.” Stay tuned,
as there are big expectations coming
from the Science Department.
April 24, 2015
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Unkown Switch at District Office Cause
of Internet Outages
Oak Hills to Intall Traffic Lights at
Hallway Intersections
By Jade Aufderbeck
By Joshua Caldwell and Alicia Simpson
After spending the entire
2014-2015 school year not being able
to solve the agonizing internet shortages, the mystery has finally been
discovered. As of yesterday morning,
school officials came upon the absurd
source of the problem. Incidentally,
in former principal Jeff Brandt’s office
there is an unassuming light switch
that for no reason at all controls the
Internet’s power source. Each time
Mr. Brandt left his office, he would
turn the switch off with the lights and
the internet would shut down.
We interrupted Mr. Brandt
from his typical workout routine to
comment on the shocking subject.
“Yeah, who knew...” said Brandt. Mr.
Brandt also claims to have put the
faulty switch into his daily workout
routine, unaware of its power. He
includes, “after my workout I would
aimlessly flick the switch on and off
in hopes to find out what it did... and
to work on my triceps.” This this led
the internet to shut down about every
half hour.
Datacom has been working
with Mr. Brandt to create a solution
to the problem after its discovery.
When asking Brandt if a solution has
been resolved, he replied, “yeah, we
placed a piece of tape over the switch
with a sign that states not to touch
it, problem averted.” Now that the
cause of the internet shortages has
been discovered, the problem will go
away, but it will most likely short out
again from mice or Atticus chewing
the wires. All there is to do now is
use the wifi while it’s up and running.
Oak Hills High School to
Lengthen School Day
By Dica Dezarn and Brittany Lipps
Oak Hills has recently decided to change the school schedule to
add more time between classes to accommodate the needs of its students.
In the past, students have
been expected to get across the
building in just five minutes, and
most kids consider that to be impossible. With everything that goes on,
from an extended visit to a friend’s
locker to straightening hair in the
bathroom, students have reached a
consensus that more transition time
between bells is necessary. Katie
Laine, a senior in Mr. Ebersole’s
Astronomy class, claims that this
change has been a long time coming. “People just don’t understand.
If I don’t snapchat anyone back,
they’ll blow my phone up until I
do.” She continues, saying that in
order to “take a selfie on snapchat”
or “text back her besties” to let them
know what she’s doing that night,
she needs an appropriate amount of
time. Katie suggests that 30 additional minutes between bells would
be sufficient. “30 minutes would give
me time to communicate with my
friends and fill up my water bottle as
well.”
Not surprisingly, members of
the school faculty agree with Katie.
“I get it,” John Stoddard, Principal
of Oak Hills High School, says.
“Students need just as much time as
teachers do to get to classes.” Stoddard explains that “tying your shoe”,
“fixing your makeup”, or “walking
your significant other to class hand
in hand” is highly important to the
staff and the student body for overall
morale. “Students could even use
this time for academic purposes. For
instance, let’s say a student forgets to
do the homework. With a bit more
time, those students can work collaboratively with to get it finished.
Collaboration is a huge 21st century
skill that all employers are looking
for,” Stoddard elaborates.
Superintendent Todd Yohey,
skeptical at first, now agrees with the
idea of lengthening time between
classes. “At first, I thought that five
minutes was plenty of time to get to
class, even if you’ve got to use the
restroom. After visiting the high
school during class change, however,
I realize that students have many important things to accomplish during
that time, not all of which concern
academics.” Although the mission
of Oak Hills schools are to promote
college and career readiness, Yohey
understands that “students need
transitional time to practice using
technology to communicate even
though they’re in the same vicinity
of each other. That’s just a reality in
today’s world.”
In light of the call for change,
Oak Hills Local Schools will move to
a new student schedule at the start
of next year. While details are still
being determined, the basic frame-
Oak Hills High School superitendent Todd Yohey announced
Thursday that Oak Hills High School
would receive a new addition to the
building in the fall: hallway traffic
lights.
The district made this decision after a new study conducted by
the SSO (School Safety Organization)
showed that Oak Hills has had the
most student injuries in the nation
due to busy hallways. Superintendent Yohey had this to say: “We feel
that this is the right move in light
of the tragedies that unfold in our
hallways on a daily basis. This study
has enlightened the staff in regard to
student safety at OHHS.”
Freshman, Kirby Winkle, is
no stranger to the danger. “My life
has not been the same since the Accident,” says Winkle, who was injured
in a hallway collision in October of
2014. “I definitely agree with the new
change.”
Although difficult for Kirby to relive,
he shares his story:
“As a freshman, I was still confused
about where to go when, all of a
sudden, the bell rang. I just wanted to
work is in place. Students at OHHS
will begin their days at 8:00 am and
the school day will end at 5:48 pm.
About this change, Katie Laine is
thrilled: “I’ll get out of school in time
for dinner and have plenty of time
throughout the day to do my thing.”
Stoddard concurs: “This is what our
students want and need. We’d be
foolish not to give it to them.”
get to class like a responsible student. Then, the Accident happened.
I saw my classroom door just ahead,
ducked down to give it my all, and
was trampled by a horde of students
at the Fifth and Vine intersection.
“I suffered from a tremendous bruise
on my leg. And the worst part of it: I
dropped my pencil. I’ve had to quit
many physical activities due to my
bruised leg and that was my favorite
pencil.”
Winkle isn’t the only student
who has suffered the terrible consequences of hallway traffic, but his story is certainly the most horrific. The
traffic lights will help ensure student
safety by making the hallways more
organized. Regulated light cycles will
control student traffic and students
not following these lights will sustain harsh penalties including fines,
suspension, and possible expulsion.
For Kirby Winkle, this is the
first step in the right direction. “The
lights will help prevent future student
injuries. Just knowing that has helped
me recover some of my dignity and
confidence.”
Winkle’s pencil, however? Lost forever.
RIP Kirby’s pencil
2012-2014
“Gone but never forgotten”
Contributors
Editors in Chief: Allie
Bruegge and Emma Cliffe
Section Editors: Ashley Kiley and Alexis Kiley
Writers: Jon Graf, Ben
Whisman, Tu Truong,
Amy Hetzel, Jessica Johnston, Emily Dull, Vivien
Smith, Jade Aufderbeck,
Emma Cliffe, Maria Venturini, Joshua Caldwell,
Dica Dezarn, Alicia Simpson, Emily Netherly, Cierra Bazeley, Bryanna Stafford, Britanny Lipps, Alia
Lenihan, Briana Staples,
Taylor Fay, Emma Siegel,
Brittany Lipps, Kristen
Begley, and Quinton Harris
April 24, 2015
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Oak Hills to Open Wildlife Refuge
By Cierra Bazeley and Bryanna Stafford
Oak Hills High School has become overrun with goldfish, mice, birds, as well as many other species. To accommodate our new
friends and promote Oak Hills as an animal friendly environment, an animal refuge will be opened in their honor. “Thanks to the
environmentally friendly students, Oak Hills has finally become a place where wildlife can seek refuge,” says Zoology teacher, Mrs.
Jacobs.
The bathrooms will be remodeled to accommodate goldfish as a toilet bowl sanctuary. According to the School Board, because
there is an issue with making room for the mice, students may have to share locker space until a permanent solution has been made.
The mice have recently taken over the floors and lockers anyway, so it should not be too hard to adapt.
Birds will be able to roam free in the commons and will help the custodial staff clean up following lunches. No decision has
been made yet as to where the bedbugs and lice will be put, but rumor has it they may be available to take home. “If you’re lucky, one
may be able to catch a ride home with you for a permanent residence,” says Jacobs.
School officials hope that the new sanctuary can be an area attraction for the school district. “We like to be on the cutting edge
hereat Oak Hills, and we feel this is one step in helping to merge with our mammal friends,” said Principal John Stoddard. The district also hopes to tap into the added revenue potential that the refuge could bring. Early estimates show this to be a potential financial coup for the district.
April 24, 2015
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Freshman Invade Senior Patio
By Taylor Fay and Emma Siegel
According to multiple sources, there have been reports of pesky creatures known as “Freshman” creeping into the
Senior Patio. Although annoying to some, others find the creatures adorable. “They are so cute and little,” said Senior class
president, Montell Brown. However, Kurtis Heinlein warns that feeding them will only cause them to keep coming back.
“When you have an infestation, you need keep it under control.”
The Freshman are sophomoric in nature, but still possess the innocence of a “middle-schooler”. Their bold move on
the Senior patio shows that they are beginning the rebellious stage of their teen years and rapidly approaching the lethargic
stage.
Officials warn that senioritis is the cause of the “Freshman takeover,” as this year’s crop of Seniors is growing increasingly more lethargic and rapidly shrinking in numbers. “If we don’t find a cure for this “senioritis,” the Freshman will overtake us all,” states Brown. Students and staff hope that as spring approaches, the increased heat and shirtless Senior males
will intimidate the Freshman and push them back into the wildlife refuge in the commons.
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Former Oak Hills Teacher to Return as PDA Specialist
By Kristen Begley and Quinton Harris
With so much attention on standardized tests and the “college” decision, many students have forgotten what’s really important in
high school. Oak Hills, trailblazer in many educational initiatives over the years, is encouraging students to refocus on what really matters: Public Display of Affection (PDA). To accomplish this goal, OHHS will rehire retired schoolteacher, Ms. Delconte to lead the way.
This shift in focus, like any good initiative, is entirely based on scientific research. According to a research study conducted by The Greater
Cincinnati Association for the Advancement of Humanity, “human infants need to be touched at least 22 times a day.”
Lead researcher, Dawn Weatherall, takes it one step further: “If infants need to be touched so much, why wouldn’t the same be true
for teenagers?” It’s rare to catch teens playing tonsil hockey or hugging profusely in the hallways, and Weatherall has a theory. “Students
want to show their affection to each other, but don’t know how.”
Enter Ms. Delconte. As a long time teacher at Oak Hills High School, Ms. Delconte made it her mission to encourage PDA. Between
bells, she used her infamous bullhorn to inspire young love. Last year, she retired from her teaching career and the halls have not been the
same. With permission from Mr. Stoddard and the board, Ms. Delconte will return to Oak Hills, not as a teacher, but as a PDA specialist.
Ms. Delconte says she has missed advising the students of Oak Hills in their PDA endeavors. Delconte says, “It will be a great pleasure to
help guide our students towards greatness in relationships.”
Bart Pickett, a Junior at Oak Hills, remembers Delconte fondly. “Ms. Delconte encouraged my friend, who was walking his girlfriend to class, to pull her over to the side of the hallway and give her a big kiss. We had a great laugh about it afterwards. It is really cool to
know she has our backs when it comes to our relationships,” Pickett reminisces.
It’s time to welcome an old friend back to Oak Hills whose passion for student growth is unrivaled. Welcome back, Ms. Delconte!
Dates to Remember... No seriously, this is
important information for seniors!
May
1
Deadline to sign up for Senior Banquet Entertainment Try- 14 Prom King and Queen Voting - Online
outs (sign up in room 203)
16 Prom - Paul Brown Stadium- 8:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m.-Corona1
Deadline for pictures for senior slideshow (used at Senior
tion at 10:00 p.m.
Banquet and Commencement)
17 After Prom - @ OHHS - Midnight - 5:00 a.m.
1
Deadline for Senior Banquet Memory Book
20 French Honor Society Induction – 3:30 p.m. in Media Cen4-5 Senior Banquet Entertainment Tryouts in Rm. 203 from 3-4 ter
PM
21 Senior Academic “O” & Academic Signing Breakfast 4-11 Senior Banquet tickets on sale in the Commons during
OHHS - by invitation.
lunch
Breakfast in Commons - 8:00a.m., Signing in new gym at
5-9 A.P. Exams – see your counselor
9:00 - 10:00a.m.
12-16A.P. Exams – see your counselor
21 Senior Banquet - Thursday, 6:00p at Receptions (Western
19-23 A.P. Exams – see your counselor Hills) - Seniors only.
7
Senior Meeting
27 Senior Awards Night – Oak Hills High School @ 7:00 p.m. –
8
Diamond Oaks & Scarlet Oaks - Cap and Gown pick up - North Gym – Invited Seniors and their families.
7-8 a.m.
28 Senior Meeting
8 Prom Tickets - Last day to purchase at $35 each.
28 Baccalaureate -For seniors and their families. Click here to
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