Liam Piekarczyk - Photography Editor
Howdy! My name is Liam Piekarczyk and I am a first year staff reporter and Photography Editor for 42Fifty. I'm in my senior year of high school. I am involved in the school's cross country, swim and dive, and track and field team. I am also an editor for the 25/26 reflector yearbook staff. You can contact me by emailing 42Fifty@sd308.org and putting my name in the subject line. We welcome comments on our articles and feedback for our publication!
Last weekend, the OH journalism program, including 42Fifty and The Reflector, traveled to Nashville, TN, for the yearly National Journalism Education Association (JEA) Convention hosted by JEA and the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA).
From Thurs., Nov. 13 to Sun., Nov. 16, 10 student journalists received multiple opportunities to indulge themselves in journalism, expanding their knowledge base and exploring facets of scholastic and professional journalism. They also had the chance to explore the rich, musical, and food history of Nashville, TN.
On Sat., the Panthers' Kaleb Stupenhorst made history with a 42-yard field goal to win 10-7 against Lockport, giving Oswego a bid at the State title after 22 years.
With characteristic teamwork and determination, the Panthers continued to get done what they've aimed to all season: a win - good, bad or ugly. In the photo essay below, relive the instant classic game as it unfolded.
Now, the team looks ahead to their goal of bringing home the State championship this Sat., Nov. 29. They know they are the underdogs in this fight, but wouldn't it be the cherry on top of the Mt. Carmel sundae to bring that trophy home?
During the fall season, girls' cross country finished their season with third place at regionals and ninth out of 18 teams during sectionals.
As usual, sports have highs and lows. Organizations grow closer together through social interaction or growth as a team. With girls' cross country, that growth helped with their overall results and pushed them past their limits.
OH sophomore Alivia Kath voiced her team’s goal by stating, “We had our eyes on the prize all season long, knowing that we were aiming for sectionals.”
A new Marvel TV special has received mixed feedback as a sequel to "What If..." season 1, episode 4, in a zombies story line which takes a unique approach within the Marvel universe.
As a standalone story, it takes its first steps as Marvel’s first TV-MA animated show with four episodes.
The show takes place five years after the events of "What If" season 1, episode 4. The premises of "What If..." was new takes on stories using a “What If...” scenario. In episode 4, the story was “What If… Zombies?!”
“I liked how they weren’t afraid to [[eliminate]] main characters," said OH senior Matthew Sobecki. "It was unpredictable because of that.”
With an eye on stunning photography and impeccable digital design, the Oswego Panther Media Club quickly gained attention during the '25-26 school year.
Club Sponsor and OH Assistant Principal Katherine Lippoldt said, “The idea for Panther PR started with senior Maddie Liska last school year. As she was getting more into photography, and sports photography in particular, she found a need for a place where students could work together and grow their skills.”