Monthly Archives: September 2009
OG Drama Travels to Scotland
All four performances of “The Jungle Book” sell out By: Taylor Herring The OGHS Drama Department performed their show, “The Jungle Book”, at the Churchill Theatre for an audience of both adults and children. There wasn’t an empty seat in … Continue reading
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Find your niche as clubs kickoff new school year
Oak Grove High School offers a huge variety of clubs that can appeal to all its students. So as clubs get started this school year, there’s no excuse not to get involved in one. If you’re into board games and … Continue reading
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Oak Grove vs. Meridian to be televised
By: Amelia Landers, Editor Two weeks into football season the Warriors are undefeated. After weather caused the Bassfield game to be delayed, the Warriors hosted them on August 22. Petal arrived in Warrior territory on August 28 for a game … Continue reading
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Warrior athletes excel as seasons get under way
By: Taylor Herring and Julie Robinson Although their seasons are just now kicking off, both the football and volleyball teams are expected to have a successful year because of the talented athletes who participate in these sports possess. When it … Continue reading
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Warrior Sports Notes
Football The Warriors kicked off the 2009 football season against Bassfield on Saturday, August 22. After a rough first half where they were down 20-10, the team pulled out a victory, beating the Yellow Jackets 30-20. Jay Hughes, a senior, … Continue reading
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Don’t blink and miss making high school memories
By: Amelia Landers, Editor Though I have only been a senior for a couple of weeks now, I have realized some things that I would like to share with my younger classmates. ENJOY HIGH SCHOOL. The four years you will … Continue reading
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Proposed healthcare plan may be hard to swallow
There have always been three priorities with healthcare: access, cost, and quality, and Congress is currently debating a bill that some hope will prevent the three from conflicting with each other. You’re probably wondering what is so wrong with our … Continue reading
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Price: from counselor to principal
By: Kent McCarty Former counselor and new assistant principal Helen Price graduated from Oak Grove after many years as a star basketball player and cheerleader. As an adult she has held a variety of jobs in many fields. From her … Continue reading
New teachers join Oak Grove family
By: Lauren Pace This year, Oak Grove High School has acquired thirteen new teachers. The new faculty members’ subject areas range in a variety of fields from English to Spanish and fashion to coaching. Three of the new faculty members … Continue reading
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