A busload of students and two teachers, Ms. Beck and Coach DeSandre, went to spend the day at the Tulsa Zoo.

This fabricated event is a real-time demonstration of our generation’s ever-worsening infantilism.

Papa Louie games hold a special place in Gen Z’s memory. The following is an opinionated ranking of the nostalgic Papa Louie games.  

Whether you find him patrolling the Ram Cafe, listening to the Arctic Monkeys or setting up the ACT for juniors, Mr. Higgs is one of Owasso High School's most cherished administrators.

FCA, or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, doesn’t just meet on Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:00; they also work full-time to create a personal, receptive and accepting community.

The future can feel overwhelming and scary, however Owasso High School’s counselors are here to help with any questions and concerns students may have.

Throughout the 23-24 school year, a few OHS students have led research efforts into environmental effects at Tar Creek in Picher, Oklahoma.They are Sophia Hunt and Ariel Diaz Salinas, also known as the Owasso STEM and Research Team. 

Moving from Colorado only last year, Bella Nelson has worked her way up to having the fastest high school female mile time in the state. 

Capitalizing on a once in a lifetime event, OHS environmental science classes took an all day long trip this April 8th to witness the solar eclipse in its totality.

The hard work and dedication that goes into the making of school lunches often goes unnoticed by students. As a school, we must take time to fully understand and appreciate all they do. 

Although at first listen, “academic burnout” seems to be another social media buzzword, it is a true issue involving worldwide educational systems.

The forensic classes at Owasso High School put their learning to the test with their end-of-year project/field trip.

Evergreen has tons of flavored syrups, milk types and drink bases, ensuring that there is something everyone can enjoy.  If you need help figuring out where to start, the baristas always succeed in being knowledgeable and helpful with their suggestions.

Many hard-working, independent women go under the radar, and with Women’s History Month, it is important that we recognize them. One woman in particular comes to mind who has impacted many students as an Owasso High School teacher: Ms. Absher.

From Owasso—to the race track— to the podium, family duo Alyanna and Kainan Baker take off-road racing to the next level. As siblings who share this interest, they exemplify teamwork and dedication through every track they conquer.

Owasso High School not only teaches its students algebraic expressions and grammar principles, but also the importance of team bonding and selfless volunteerism. A prime example is the OHS Food and Clothing pantry, located in room 129 on the East Campus.

Many students had the chance to share their stories about their grand plan for the future and this is how they went about it.

On March 1, 2024, indie artist Faye Webster released her fifth studio album, “Underdressed at the Symphony.” Collectively, Webster’s soft tone and her featured orchestra blend together quite beautifully, leaving the listener feeling ethereal.

The Owasso Girl’s Cross Country team has done it again. They have won another State Championship and had the privilege to be recognized by Oklahoma’s State Capitol. 

The Owasso theatre department has triumphantly completed their spring musical, “Little Shop of Horrors”, successfully finalizing their 2024 production season.