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The Oriole
The student newspaper of Augusta High School

The Oriole
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Art supplies sit near an empty graduation cap. Currently, students are not allowed to wear decorated caps to the formal graduation ceremony.

[Photo] Graduation procedure prohibits decorated caps

May 6, 2022
Q: What are 3 words your friends would use to describe you? A: Quiet and outgoing Q: What are your plans for prom? “Other than going out to eat and taking pictures before, nothing really. Q: What do you think the worst color is? A: Probably Brown Q: What would you sing on karaoke night? A: Anything Guns and Roses Q: What is something people don’t know about you? A: I listen to a lot of metal

[Photo] Meet the candidates: Prom Q&A

April 22, 2022
Junior Cayden Highbarger and senior Morgan Livingston run down the court to catch up to the Buhler player with the ball. The varsity boys lost 57-65.

[Photo] Winter Sports Photo Gallery

February 14, 2022
The homecoming candidates dress up for the second day of Spirit Week: Mission Control Day. Each candidate wore blue to show their senior status.

[Photo] Fall Homecoming Q&A:

September 22, 2021
Assistant principal TJ Meyer talks to the senior class about taking advantage of high school through extracurricular activities. With the instruction of Meyer, eight seniors played a game, which required them to throw their shoes before running to retrieve the matches relay-style.

[Photo] New school year brings new administration

August 16, 2021
Senior Michael Otipoby reads his letter to his senior self from his freshman year. By the time seniors receive their letters, most have forgotten what they wrote and have the opportunity to see how much they have changed in three years. “Freshman me was dumb,” Otipoby said. “Freshman me was very bad at making decisions, he was also very bad at predicting the future”

[Photo] Traditions prepare students for end of year

May 19, 2021
Goalie Kariana Thies backs away from the ball as Dalziel prepares to take a goal kick. Dalziel played the sweeper, which was typically the right-back defender, but Dalziel preferred left-back.

[Photo] Lady Oriole soccer team suffers numerous injuries

April 28, 2021
This is only half of the parking lot, and its pretty full. With some students not being at school due to quarantine and COVID-19, this is not the usual full lot.

[Photo] Students speak about high school parking lot

February 12, 2021
The Elf on the Shelf tradition started in 2005, started by stay-at-home-mother, Carol Aebersold and her daughter Chanda Bell. Each elf comes with a story book based on the Scandinavian tradition where a family has an elf who watches and reports back to Santa each night, coming back to hide around the house in the morning.

[Photo] Popular Christmas tradition changes in high school

December 10, 2020
On October 9th the no tardy party took place as students got their choice of ice cream.

[Photo] Week of Oct. 7-13 Photos

October 17, 2019
On October 9th the no tardy party took place as students got their choice of ice cream.

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Members of the freshman class tour the Butler Community College campus April 3. Freshmen went to Butler April 3 and 4 based on when their English class met. Current Butler students took four different groups around campus.

[Photo] The week in photos April 1-5

April 5, 2019
The AHS Kindness Crew posted different quotes on the lunch tables throughout the week. The quotes ranged from authors such as Mark Twain and Abraham Lincoln.

[Photo] School provides outlets for kindness amongst peers

February 6, 2019
Wrestlers warm up before their dual at El Dorado Jan. 10. The Orioles went home with a win of 52 to 22.

[Photo] Unhealthy weight loss methods can cause harm to athletes

January 31, 2019
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