Cupid aims at OBHS

BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSENMultiple clubs embraced the month of love by holding Valentines-themed events. The fundraisers offered many activities for students to enjoy while supporting significant causes. On February 11, People First held their second annual “Sweetheart Soiree.” The club offered many activities, including a crepe making station. “It was fun competing with my friendsContinue reading “Cupid aims at OBHS”

Students dunk on faculty

BY KAYLEE WEINGARTENOn January 27, the Black Student Union hosted the first Faculty vs. Student basketball tournament. Students gathered in the gym to watch this tournament and see how the teachers performed. The tournament started with eight teams of students facing each other to decide who would play against the teachers. “My friends and IContinue reading “Students dunk on faculty”

An exciting Knight Out

BY SAFIJA SHATKUThe Student Senate hosted Knights Out, an event where students and faculty gathered together for a night full of fun, on February 7. Around 300 students attended to enjoy the numerous activities and attractions offered. Students participated in various games, such as the mechanical bull, gaga pit, basketball, and mini golf. “I wentContinue reading “An exciting Knight Out”

Students showcase a variety of talent

BY SAM PRADO ROBERTSOn January 22, Junior Class of 2026 hosted the Variety Show. The 14 acts included bands, songs, dances, and spoken word performances. Samyah Brown-Hamilton placed first, Emily Barnhardt and Olivia Medina placed second, and Jayden Junaid placed third. Juniors Camryn Burniston, Izabela Morgan, and Emma Pepe hosted the show and introduced acts.Continue reading “Students showcase a variety of talent”

Esports on the rise

BY NADIA DERINGThe Esports team made it to the State Championships during the fall season and two players managed to reach GSE All-Stars. Multiple classes contribute to the team’s success in various ways, such as social media. In the fall season, the Rocket League and Super Smash Bros teams reached a major goal by makingContinue reading “Esports on the rise”

Pep rally defies gravity

BY CAITLIN LAFLOWER          On December 20, students and staff members participated in the annual winter pep rally to kick off winter break. Rapper Zay the Profit, the Cheer Team, Afrobeats, teachers, the Dance Team, FOR3V3R, the Indian Dance Team, and the Slaying Steppers put on performances.          Continue reading “Pep rally defies gravity”

Holiday Harmonies

BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN          On December 12, the Choir held their annual Winter Concert. The featured holiday carols spread holiday cheer and showcased diverse vocal talent.           Students sang a variety of performances, including group, duet, and solo pieces. Joaquin Rivera and Madison Caroll sang a duetContinue reading “Holiday Harmonies”

Seniors enjoy pre-Thanksgiving fun

BY SAM PRADO ROBERTS          On November 27, during the half-day before Thanksgiving, the administrators hosted an assembly for the senior class. The students watched a concert and competed against each other in games.           The assembly began with a performance by faculty band, Log on a Bench,Continue reading “Seniors enjoy pre-Thanksgiving fun”

PEER brings smiles with annual Toys for Tots drive

BY KATELYN BUCHALTEREditor in Chief          Each year, OBHS organizes a Toys for Tots drive sponsored by the Marine Corps. This year proved no different, with various events related to promoting the cause, including a toy collection, Santa Con, and promotional videos made by PEER classes.           TheContinue reading “PEER brings smiles with annual Toys for Tots drive”

“Don’t Dress” for the Fall Comedy

BY OLIVIA VAN DEURSEN          The annual fall comedy, hosted by the drama department in the auditorium, officially debuts on November 21. This production, Don’t Dress for Dinner, features an abundance of chaos and twists guaranteed to spark laughter.           The event required a long and extensive preparationContinue reading ““Don’t Dress” for the Fall Comedy”