As I watched Jeffery Dahmer brutally stab someone on my lap-top screen in front of me, the last thing on my mind was how hot I thought he was. Throughout my whole life, I have always been fascinated with horror, whether it’s fictitious or true. The thing I have found the most fascinating... Continue Reading →
All good things must come to an end. For my senior year, that very special thing was the end of my Unified sports career. Unified sports have been around for a while, but recently, more and more people have been joining the team. With being runners-up in 2020 and 2022 in soccer, and... Continue Reading →
Image Courtesy of Madelyn Marthouse After a nervous first quarter where the Oyster River High School girls' varsity basketball team didn’t take the lead against Manchester West High School, they knew something had to be done. The Bobcats took home the win 60-27, bringing their record 4-1. Going into this game on Tuesday January... Continue Reading →
Recently, I have gotten back into reading with a bang. When I was a kid, I would consume books daily, burning through chapter books at the ripe age of seven. When I got into middle school, however, I started to fall out of love with reading. It began with reading a book maybe every month... Continue Reading →
The first homecoming in 11 years took place last Friday, October 21st! The dance took place in the ORHS Multi-Purpose Room from 7-10:30 pm with a DJ, food, dancing, and the crowning of the homecoming court. Even if a lot of the students didn’t have prior knowledge of homecoming, the planning committee still put in... Continue Reading →
Hands shaking, palms sweating, heart racing. All for the SATs. But wait, are those even required anymore? Over the past few years, colleges have begun to be test optional when it comes to submitting SAT/ACT scores. While most colleges made this switch due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some colleges have not been requiring them for... Continue Reading →
At Oyster River, there is a wide variety of the shoes seen walking around the hallway. These shoes can say a lot about how you personalize your style, as well as the type of person you are… at least to me. With that knowledge and thought process, I have decided that giving people the meaning... Continue Reading →
Cheers, crowds, students, passion, and all the things that can be seen at a game when Coe-Brown and Oyster River are playing. For as long as anyone can remember, Oyster River High School and Coe-Brown Northwood Academy have honored the tradition of what is referred to as “The Route Four Rivalry.” Over the years, this... Continue Reading →
Get your baseball caps and food bowls ready, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown is the ORHS springs musical, and I guarantee you'll have a good time. This spring is the first spring in two years that Oyster River High School has been able to do a musical since COVID-19 put the school in remote... Continue Reading →
Three sports, two championships, one man, and his name is Alex Satterfield. Alex Satterfield has worked as a Special Educator at Oyster River for the past eight years. In those eight years, he has not only inspired students, coworkers, and everyone around him, but also coached three Unified sports teams all school year. This November... Continue Reading →
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