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Art students place finishing pieces to their work

Andrew Perez, Journalism 1 Photographer
October 30, 2024
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Sophomore Deng Tong finishes his sketches and gets to paint and color his drawings. “After finishing up my sketches, I finally get to do the fun part and water color.”
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INDIVIDUAL WORK Some students choose to work on individual projects separate from what’s new in the club. Senior Ginger Whipple paints an idea they had in mind with a standard watercolor palette.
Art Club meets to create
Freedom, some see it as speaking out, but I see it in cows mulching on the grass and birds flying away in the wide open Kansas great plains. Taken on a 5d mark ii Lens 70-200
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Sophomore Jaden Williams asks math teacher Austin Patek for help on the new material that is in the geometry benchmark. “I didn't know any of it so I decided to ask Patek for help.“ 
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On Friday, Oct. 18, sophomores Jaden Williams and Jesse Mayberry read in science teacher Kristin Price’s chemistry class. That day, students were asked to prepare their binders for the occasional binder check. Williams said, “One of my favorite parts of this class is definitely the binder checks like we did today. They help me to stay organized and keep my classwork in a safe place.”
Students work in math and science classes
Team picture in the flight suits.
Reaching For The Stars at Space Camp
Health students explore possible careers
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Sports broadcast broadens scope of work with documentary series
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Junior Sierra Geary and senior Lilli Everley scream after their teammate scores on a layup during the preseason jamboree on Tuesday, Nov. 19. "I think that we have a great group of girls and we're working very hard. I think that we're gonna have a great year. with lots of results." The Oakies played their first regular season game Monday, Nov. 25 against Raytown and won the game 69-30.
Girls basketball plays in Jamboree
Shooting through the water, one hand breaks into the water as another rises from underneath. Senior Ben Place racing the backstroke at State Swim. He got into State during his conference and has preparing to do cut down time ever since.
Swimmers place well at State competition
In room 250, the American Sign Language Club meets on Tuesday, Nov. 14, to learn the rest of the alphabet, how to introduce themselves, and basic greetings. Freshman Lilyana Guising introduces herself in ASL to freshman Eloise Camarda. Guising and Camarda were here for broadcasting but decided to join in learning. “The first thing we learned is class was ‘Hello, my name is, and then fingerspell your name,” sponsor Robin Marsh said.
ASL club learns signs and respect for the community
Rae Nold, Emma Arnone, Will Strub, Cooper Droegemueller, Brian Mayer, Kale Williams, Thorstan Harris, Cooper Archer and Nicholas Meroney line up field side.
Three Journalists Place at National Competition
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Sponsor Jennifer Hoxworth introduces other members including senior Saeed Shalabi, sophomore Hunter Ake, junior TJ Kahoe, and senior Katelynn Murphy. In this meeting, dates of next meetings and what the club will be doing were discussed. Infinity Club will meet every second Wednesday, other than in January and May.
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