STUDENTS OF THE MONTH—MARCH

APRIL Student Dedicated Every Day, Student Driven in Every Way

Logan Barnes, Hannah Nally, Lauren Silva, Evan Rhode - Basketball

Student Athletes of the Month—March

OHS

By the Numbers

Total Enrollment‐ 1513

9th grade‐ 406

10th grade‐ 397

11th grade‐ 370

12th grade‐ 340

90/90 - 86.6%

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Freshmen: Abigail Dotson and Jared Phillips Sophomores: Savanah Stine and Ethan Crane Juniors: Kirsten Grier and Bryce Burks Seniors: Megan Dotson and Chase Ramsdell

Building Update: Scheduling is in full swing and most students will have finished in the next

couple of weeks.

We have several new Online Course Offerings for next year: Fish & Wildlife, Statistics, Psychology, Word Study, Health, Art Through History and Sport Psychology

EOCs are about to begin: April 28—May 9

Graduation Week and Graduation are upcoming Schedule § Tuesday, May 6th @ 7:00pm - Senior Awards in Auditorium § Wednesday, May 7th @ 8:15am - OHS 9th-12th Academic Awards § Wednesday, May 7th @ 7:00pm - OHS Baccalaureate § Thursday, May 8th @ 7:00am - Senior Breakfast in Cafeteria § Friday, May 9th @ 8:00pm - OHS Graduation @ JRA

WINNER Matthew Baldwin and an honorable mention Sam Gunnels for MASSP’s MO Scholars 100 program to

honor the state’s high achieving students.

SMSCA Secondary Counselor of the Year!!

Congrats to High School Counselor, Jodie Miller, for being

selected the SMSCA Secondary Counselor of the Year. Jodie

was recognized at the Spring Brunch on March 28th.

Top Notch Student Success

Robert Broadstreet, Benjamin Estes, Brianna Sawyers, and Sadie Evans won the Precision 3-Position National Air Rifle Champion-ship at Camp Perry, OH March 22. They finished with a team score of 4660 which was 20 points ahead of 2nd place.

Congrats to Hannah Cook, Ivy Reynolds, and Sasha Robinson for being selected to the COC Large

Basketball All-Conference Teams. Hannah was 1st Team, Ivy received Honorable Mention, and Sasha was named to the All Defensive Team.

Congrats to OHS Winter Percussion for receiving the GOLD medal at the Mid Continent Colorguard

Association Percussion Championships on March 29. Our Winter Guards also did well placing 4th in their

Regional classes.

Zach Ford -9th JP Finney – 12th (2 events) Phillip Dunger – 12th (4 events) Deanna Daily – 11th Sharon Blocker – 10th (2 events) Jerred Williamson – 12th (3 events) Payton Anderson – 11th (2 events) Thomas Sanders – 11th (2 events) Brant Jester – 10th Lydia Ray – 11th Doug Reynolds – 9th Peyton Riley – 10th Matthew Baldwin – 11th Zach Latta – 11th Mattelin Mieseler – 10th (2 events) Claire Cowherd – 12th Nick Fellner – 12th (2 events) Joel Hayworth – 11th (2 events) Matt DeMoss – 11th Jacob Imerman – 11th Nathan Murfin -11th Shelby Kennon - 10th Angela Presnell – 11th Hannah Jenkins – 9th Adam Faulkner – 12th Jacob Henderson – 9th Alex Doner – 11th (2 events) Maleia Mieseler – 12th Jacob Troy – 10th Kayla Rumley – 10th Autumn Turnbough -11th Kaitlyn Long – 11th Cheyanne Stevens – 12th Shelby Holmes – 10th

Band State Qualifiers:

Congrats to Heath Carmichael, Chandler Lyon and Korbin Evans for being selected to the COC Large Basketball All-Conference Teams. Heath and Chandler were 2nd Team and Korbin was Honorable Mention.

Alexis Simmons (2 events) Alyssa Pankey Autumn Turnbough Brandon Broughton Brant Jester Brody Olson (2 events) Carson Altizer Claire Papp Cody Fielden Jerred Williamson (3 events) Joshua Cook (2 events) Kadey Copeland (2 events) Kortney Jochems Kyrsten Gies Lindsey Major (3 events) Mason Kirkland Matthew Baldwin (3 events) Michaela Monroe Mira Soviak Natalie Sexton Nathan Murfin (3 events) Noah Perales (2 events) Randall Becraft (3 events) Sam Killion (2 events) Sidney Gill (2 events) Tessa Ward

Congrats to our JROTC Night Prowlers who just won the Drill Team Nationals

April 5th.

National Forensic League District Tournament Results. Mason Kirkland placed 2nd and qualified for Nationals in

Dramatic Interpretation. Beau Berry and Jazmynn

Grounds tied for 3rd place (and on judge’s preference took 4th place) and claimed the 1st alternate spot in Duo

Interpretation.

Choir State Qualifiers:

Mulan, Jr. raised $5,800 for Care to Learn.

This is the largest amount they have ever

raised, bringing the total to $14,000 raised

for Care to Learn by the drama department.

National Champions!!