Onalaska High School will have its Empty Bowls Night from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Dec.13, in the OHS Commons.
Community members, parents, students and staff are invited to
purchase a handmade ceramic bowl and enjoy a meal of soup, bread and a cookie. All money raised will be donated to two local food pantries.
Thank you to the following businesses for their generous donations: A&W – Soup; Lindy’s – Soup; Kwik Trip – Bread; and McDonald’s – Cookies.
Coulee Region Sports Network will stream two live and archived games this week:
Tuesday, Dec. 3: Onalaska Boys Hockey at River River Falls at 6:45 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 5: St. Croix Valley at Hilltopper Girls Co-Op at 5:45 p.m.
To view the games, go to http://www.ustream.tv/channel/coulee-region-sports-network-1 or couleeregionsportsnetwork.webs.com.
Three girls from Onalaska High School participated Saturday, Nov. 16, in the WIAA Division I Swim Meet.
Freshman Sally Bowman, Sophomore Kelsey Linzmeyer and Senior Allison Carlisle participated in
the 400 Yard Freestyle Relay (13th Place) and 200 Yard Freestyle Relay (11th Place).
Linzmeyer also Participated in the
200 Yard Individual Medley (22nd Place) and 100 Yard Butterfly (22nd Place).
The team is a co-op program with Holmen as the host and Onalaska and Aquinas as participating schools. It placed 23rd out of 41 teams at the state meet.
Two Onalaska High School seniors will sign their letters of intent Wednesday, Nov. 13, to play athletics in college.
Natalie Soper and Courtney Meyer will sign during a 3:15 p.m. ceremony in the Board Room. They are both signing to attend West Florida for basketball.
The sixth annual Dancing with the O’Club Stars will take the stage at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, at the Claude Deck Performing Arts Center at Onalaska High School.
Twenty-four male and female OHS Letter Winners have been paired with Dance Team and Show Choir members to show us their moves. Each pair have practiced a minimum of eight hours and their dances will be judged on difficulty, unison, style, character, flow, and entertainment.
This year’s couples are:
Austin Seidel and Natalie Sopher
Cody Marquardt and Abby Saner
Hunter Clark and Maria Sell
Nick Stoner and Danielle Earp
Ben Markworth and McKenzie Klipp
Patrick Garrity and Hannah Johnson
Alex Teal and Carleigh Klipp
Blake Reynolds and Sydney Skogen
Michael Klos and Olivia Siegert
Alex Taylor and Ashley Dawson
Luke Tepp and Jenni Tomashek
Bobby Yang and Erann Brueske
Cody Turriff and Grace Smaby
Monica Delgado and Sean Frett
Courtney Luce and Jacob Ira
Natalie Soper and Tanner Mathy
Courtney Meyer and Shane Kucharczyk
Emma McDonald and Brady Harlan
Synneva Hackman and Bill Keane
Allison Carlisle and Drew Saiz
Jessie Miller and Ben Reimler
Lara Portal and Jordan Pochanayon
Mara Wiebke and Christian Rombaoa
Alex Loy and Elliot Rickert
Marissa Peyer and Peter Schneider will be the emcees for the event and the OHS Business Club will be doing the skit advertisements for the sponsors of the event. The OHS O’Club is expecting a sellout crowd of 600 people.
Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased from the OHS Activity Office daily from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or from a dancing participant. All proceeds go towards the newly founded Onalaska High School All Sports Booster Club and Intramurals. This event has sold out the past three years.
Onalaska High School students will participate in grade-level activities today, Nov. 1, that include service learning and college campus tours.
All students will start the day with an International Flag Ceremony that will recognize the international students attending OHS this year. Cross Country state participants will also be recognized during the assembly.
Ninth grade students will then participate in a service learning activity with elementary students at Irving Pertzsch and speakers including Paul Gulsvig as the keynote followed by breakout sessions.
Tenth graders will hear from speakers on options for after high school including military, workforce, 2-year colleges, 4-year public institutions, 4-year private institutions, and technical colleges. There will also be a texting and driving awareness presentation.
Eleventh grade will go on campus tours to either UW-L, Viterbo, or Western.
The 12th grade will participate in a senior year activity and receive information about senior year planning, graduation, and financial literacy.
Three members of the Onalaska High School Cross Country Team have qualified for the WIAA State Cross Country Meet.
Blake Reynolds, Matt Hibshman and Monica Delgado will run Saturday, Nov. 2, at Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Tickets cost $6.
Click here for the WIAA State Cross Country Meet Preview.
Freshman
Sophomore
Tasha Hanson, daughter of Nolan and Crystal Hanson
Benjamin Davidson
Junior
Senior
The following students were named October OHS Extra Effort Award Winners:Christopher Faas, son of John and Deb FaasBrittany Germanson, daughter of Lee and Joann Germanson
Peter Schneider, son of Kathleen Schneider
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