Andrea Murillo - Staff Reporter
Senior Column: Forever grateful for family
Unsurprisingly, I am not the person I was when I walked into high school my freshman year. I have grown academically, emotionally, and physically. But there has always been one consistent thing in my life throughout my high school career, and that is my family. Although there are ups and downs in my family, we are always there to support each other, no matter what happens. When I told my parents I wanted to become an engineer, they supported me unconditionally. No matter what I told them I wanted to do and however many times I changed which college was number one on my list, they were always there to give me advice and support me in whatever decisions I made. My mom always wants the best for me and my sisters. Although it gets a little frustrating, she will always push me to be the best person and student I can be because she always knows I have it in me, even when I don’t know it myself.
Érase una vez en el baile: Coronan al Rey y la Reina del Baile de OH ’25
Bajo el resplandor de las luces del DJ y entre los vítores de sus amigos, los estudiantes de último año Jazlyn Abella y Brendan Bisgrove fueron coronados Reina y Rey del Baile el sábado 3 de mayo. La corte del baile de 2025 estuvo compuesta por Bryson Norwood, Thomas Eberle, Brogan Kelsey, Adam Woods, Brendan Bisgrove, Rhiana Martinez, Shaniya Love, Kate Epstein, Jazlyn Abella y Candice Tufuor.
Once upon a time at prom: OH ’25 Prom King and Queen crowned
Upon the glow of the DJ lights and amid the cheers of friends, seniors Jazlyn Abella and Brendan Bisgrove were crowned Prom Queen and King on Saturday, May 3. The 2025 prom court was composed of Bryson Norwood, Thomas Eberle, Brogan Kelsey, Adam Woods, Brendan Bisgrove, Rhiana Martinez, Shaniya Love, Kate Epstein, Jazlyn Abella, and Candice Turfuor.
National Athletic Training Month: Celebrating the OH champions of healthcare
From head to toe, athletic trainers protect OH athletes from injuries and much more. This March, the OH community spreads awareness about our athletic trainers and what they do for athletes. Athletic trainers help with everything from muscle injuries to preventing and diagnosing all types of injuries. “If you were to walk into the training room after school on a given day, you would see athletes being evaluated for different injuries,” said the President of the National Honor Society of Sports Medicine (NHSSM) and Oswego athletic training student (OATS), senior Abigail Mundsinger. “[[You would also see]] athletes doing some sort of treatment like a hot pack and would also [[see]] other athletes doing rehabilitation exercises.”
Helping the Kendall County Animal Shelter with a can drive in freshman seminars
Some OH freshman, it seems, will do anything for a donut party. This February, OH Freshman Seminar groups collected as many aluminum cans as possible, some donating over 100 cans a day, to win a donut party for their seminar sections. The friendly competition supported the Kendall County Animal Shelter. "I told them at the beginning that if we were going to try to win, we had to actually commit to doing it," said Fleming, "some people went above and beyond than I thought they would."