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As part of Super Lunch Hero Day on May 2, these Oak Hill Elementary cafeteria staff members looked like super heroes! Pictured are (L-R) front row: Angie Hilderbrant and Mary Wisecup. Back row: Lisa Jones, Alana Williams, and Bonnie Maynard.
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On April 19th, Oak Hill Baseball opened its new field on the campus of Oak Hill Middle/High School. Grandsons of Mr. Evan Davis, Connor and Rhys Davis, are shown throwing the ceremonial first pitches at the newly opened baseball field.
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The National Honor Society had their annual induction ceremony on April 10th and these senior members were presented their stoles for graduation.
Pictured (L-R) in the front row are Mr. Bryce Werntz (advisor), Levi Davis, Shane Woolum, Mason Waugh, Kayla Swann, and Ressie Hess.
Second row: Garrin Stiltner, Shelby Stapleton, Sara Stacy, Colton Salyers, Kasey Boggess, and Leanna Adkins.
Third row: Faith McCoy, Katelyn Massie, Kelsey Hoskins, AJ Rose, Autumn Casey, and Mikka French.
Fourth row: Jordan Fisher, Savanna Cooper, Cody Coon, Brandon Coon, Cole Hilderbrant, and Cory Montgomery.
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Congratulations to 3rd grade students Haley Ratliff and Nathan Clutters, 4th grade students Alaina Bevard, Madison Johnson, Adam Kamer, Faith Evans, and Harleigh Coy and 5th grade students Emily Doss, Kenny Canter, and Tristin Gillman. All of these students recently achieved the 25 mile level in the OHES 100 Mile Club, and for their efforts received a 100 Mile Club t-shirt.
Photos, left to right: Haley (top) and Nathan (bottom); Alaina and Emily; Madison (top) and Adam (bottom)
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The Oak Hill FCCLA is proud to announce that 33 units of blood were collected at the March 25th OHHS blood drive. Held with the American Red Cross, the FCCLA chapter sponsors two blood drives a year. This school year, students, staff and community members have provided lifesaving blood products for 213 patients. Blood services are often needed by accident victims, cancer patients and those in need of surgery. FCCLA member Corey Jones actively sought donors and volunteered at the drive. Corey said, “It made me feel really good to know we were helping people and saving lives.” Corey and Mrs. Judy Hamilton, FCCLA Advisor, invite the community to any upcoming American Red Cross blood drive.
Pictured are successful OHHS blood donors Emily Sites, Lucas McGhee, and Anthony Dutton.
