Each teacher has their own personality, and they project that into their rooms. Teachers try to create an environment where students feel welcome.

While some days at Owasso High School are wild enough in their own way, some teachers long for a companion to keep them company constantly throughout the day despite the many students switching from class to class.

Owasso’s famous event has arrived: the district has announced the 2022 bond resolutions. Once the school board approves the proposals, they will be sent to the election board for inclusion on an upcoming ballot.

Coach Kannett, coach of the Owasso volleyball team, accomplished a great achievement this year by earning the Region 7 Volleyball Coach of the Year.

The Rams are off to a solid start this season with an overall record of 4-2 and some of it can be attributed to Caden Fry’s recent performances.

Many students join to show support and cultural appreciation. So, what is NASA doing for the Native American community?

Although most Disney films are light-hearted and don’t tackle serious talking points, “Encanto” manages to balance the traditional Disney feeling with a more mature message about family expectations. 

With the holiday season right around the corner, I decided to make a poll on what the absolute worst Christmas movie is according to OHS students. After asking around in class and putting a couple of polls on social media, the results are in with number one being the most hated Christmas movie.

Since the fall sports just finished their final competitions, student athletes are now finding new paths for their futures. For many of them, this season was their first time lacing up new cleats, spikes and shoes.

This pent up excitement for a new title built a lot of hype around the two triple A titles set to release around the holidays: “Battlefield 2042” and “Halo Infinite.” But the question remains, which game will win over the hearts of gamers?

The senior girls went to audition for the All-State competitive team and then went straight to performing at the freezing-cold playoff game in Broken Arrow. After which, they were also dubbed Class Champions at their recent Regionals competition!

The Owasso Swim team had a great start to the season after the team placed second overall at its last meet. This was the team’s third meet of the season and this meet added on to the other two great performances.

Few shows truly go beyond viewers’ expectations, let alone those based on video game franchises. One of these shows is Arcane, managing to overtake Squid Game in popularity.

Art teacher Mrs. Bratcher was awarded East Campus Teacher of the Year. She has been teaching at Owasso for seven years now and really likes getting the opportunity to teach students and impact their lives using her artistic passion.

The long awaited film adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel “Dune” is finally here and it’s three hours long. Despite the film being over an hour longer than the usual run time of 120 minutes, the 155 minutes of screen time is worth the watch.

Art III is about more than just receiving a grade to all skilled students working in Mrs. Collins’ third-hour class. For Owasso seniors Ellie Bushong, Mazzie Demkowich, and sophomore Tas Concepcion, making art is an enjoyable form of self-expression and a promising future career option.

Unified and walking away third in the state, the Owasso Unified Volleyball Team just finished their state tournament in their first year competing. The team worked hard to show everyone their talents—an achievement that deserves to be celebrated.

Both of the Owasso Rams boys and girls cross country teams placed second at Regionals to advance to the State Championships. Oct. 30, 2021 was the anticipated date for all runners across the state.

Many students within OHS have picked up the hobby and, as a result, the D&D club was born. Students of OHS wanted a place to gather and share their creations so that’s what Andrew Altman set out to do.

Most people may sit and wonder what the key to success is—ambition? Or perhaps luck? For Ronnie Walker, our school's very own National Merit Scholar, it’s a cherry Pop-Tart in the morning.