Table Table of Table of of Contents Contents Contents 1. Welcome Back Rally Recap 2. Folklorico on the Hill 3. Tet Trung Thu on the Hill 4. ARKEYMED's Mask Making Event 5. Class Homecoming Shirt Promotions 6. Mexican Independence Day & History 7. 2025 Class Board Introductions 8. Upcoming Events + September Interactive 9. September Fall Comic 10. 2022 ASB Message 11. ASB Spotlight 12. 2122 TEE Committee Message 13. The Eagle Eye at Fall Club Day 2021 14. The Eagle Eye Announcements 15. TEE Social Media & Committee Information
ack Ra B e m o l c l l y e W Written By OGHS ASB On September 3, we held our first Welcome Back rally in almost one and a half years! Music was being played while students were being seated on the bleachers. To start off, Mr. Rosatto did roll calls and had every class show their spirit by cheering from the stands. There were four performances and two games. Polynesian and K-Ppop Club showed off their amazing dance moves that they've been practicing in their clubs. Cheer gave an awesome showcase of what they’re capable of for football games. Then, the band gave us a taste of some of their music that they will show off during football games. Classes competed in a sing along where everyone was able to participate by finishing lyrics to a song. It was a fun way to compete by showing off spirit. Classes also played against each other in a dizzy relay and a classic game of tug-a-war in order to earn points. Sophomores took the first win of the year making a strong start to their first rally
and Seniors won the tug-a-war tournament with the strength of the football team. Overall the first rally was successful with many more to come.
Folklórico On The Hill Written By ASSET’s Maestra Otila Torres México, colorful and full of beauty! The People, The Land, The Beaches, The Music, The Food, Culture, Roots and HISTORY!!!! In many parts of México the 16th of September will be celebrated starting the evening of the 15th at midnight with the “Grito” and through the weekend. With Covid-19, this year’s venue was smaller with limited attendees but with massive online viewers. At the celebration there was the “Grito” along with music, dancing, and lots of fireworks! (What is the Grito in Mexico?The Grito de Dolores ("Cry of/from Dolores") was the battle cry of the Mexican War of Independence, uttered on September 16, 1810, by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Roman Catholic priest from the small town of Dolores, near Guanajuato, Mexico.)
Mexican Independence Day (September 16th) for Oak Grove High School students began at lunch “Chill on the Hill” celebration with activities provided by the OGHS Latino Student Union championed in partnership with Maestro Raymond Martinez who connected with our newly formed ASSET’s OGHS Folklorico club/group. LSU had loteria (Mexican bingo) and karaoke along with other lawn games. ASSET’s Folklorico raised the Mexican flag with a short Mexican anthem and showcased music, movements and costumes from Jalisco, México. It was ASSET’s first school event following the lock-down and first for on campus with peers. Following the festivities, students were asked to provide a one word thought on what they felt following the showcase…. “Nervous” “Lost” “Excited” “Happy” “Satisfied” “Proud”
Collaborating with México’s Independence Day begins “Hispanic Heritage Month” For our ASSET’s Folklorico, attendees have been sent videos and biographies online this month to encourage the group to take pride in who they are. The richness of their ancestry and the cultural roots to preserve. ASSET’s Folklorico is getting ready for the Dia de Los Muertos along with the Posadas so traditional information, stories and music has been and continues to be shared at practices, online and Instagram. Folklorico meets every Wednesday 2pm-4pm in the theater. EVERYONE and ANYONE is WELCOME!!!! Stop by to pick up a treat and see what we are up to!
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MASK-DECORATING EVENT
Oak Grove's Pre-Med, Key Club, and Acts of Random Kindness came together on September 30th to decorate reusable masks. The event brought out the creativity of all club members and was a great way to kickstart October break! Members enjoyed spending time with each other, decorating to their heart's content, and drinking boba tea!
Class Homecoming Shirts Hey Seniors!! Homecoming is just around the corner is near and we will be selling class shirts and stickers! Regular orders for homecoming apparel will go for $14 for shirts and $15 for a bundle deal! More details at tinyurl.com/oghoco2022
HELLO EAGLES! With homecoming approaching means CLASS HOCO SHIRTS! If you weren't able to preorder over the break, class shirts are still up for purchase for $15! We can't wait to match with you all during Homecoming 2021!
Hey, show class spirt and love towards the class of 2024 by buying our sophomore shirt :> We’d appreciate it so much! all the love, '24 officers
“A wink and a smile and a great old time” is what we hope to have at this year’s Homecoming! Show your school spirit with the class of 2025’s We Bare Bears-inspired HOCO shirts! “We’ll be there!”
Mexican Independence Day Written By Maestro Juan Gómez de Reynosa, México The Independence of Mexico began on September 16, 1810, when the early morning of that day Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla made the "Grito de Dolores", a call to Mexicans to fight for their independence. The fight was fought for 11 consecutive years, during each one of its stages many important characters in the history of Mexico were assassinated; women and men who contributed to the fight. 11 years later, with the Trigarante army led by Agustín de Iturbide and Vicente Guerrero, the end of the Independence of Mexico was given on September 27, 1821. Since then, each year the Cry of Independence is carried out at the different levels of government and those in charge of leading the traditional ceremonies are the Federal Executive, governors and municipal presidents, as well as mayors. In the case of the Federal Executive, the "Grito de Dolores" for the Independence of Mexico is held in the National Palace.
The ceremony is to walk with his wife, welcome the cadets, carry the flag of Mexico, reach the balcony and give a cry before millions of Mexicans. "Long live our National Independence! Long live the Heroes who gave us homeland and freedom! Long live Hidalgo! Long live Morelos! Long live Allende! Long live Doña Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez! Long live Mexico!"
Written By Maestro Juan Gómez de Reynosa, México La Independencia de México inició el 16 de septiembre de 1810, cuando la madrugada de aquel día Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla realizó el “Grito de Dolores”, un llamado a los mexicanos para lucha por su independencia. La lucha se peleó por 11 años consecutivos, durante cada una de sus etapas fueron asesinados muchos personajes relevantes en la historia de México; mujeres y hombres que aportaron a la lucha. 11 años después, con el ejército Trigarante encabezado por Agustín de Iturbide y Vicente Guerrero, se dio el fin de la Independencia de México el 27 de septiembre de 1821. Desde entonces cada año se realiza el Grito de Independencia en los distintos niveles de gobierno y los encargados de encabezar las tradicionales ceremonias son el Ejecutivo Federal, gobernadores y presidentes municipales, así como alcaldes. En el caso del Ejecutivo Federal, el “Grito de Dolores” por la Independencia de México se realiza en Palacio Nacional. La ceremonia es caminar junto a su esposa, dar la bienvenida a los cadetes, portar la bandera de México, llega al balcón y ante millones de mexicanos da el grito.
"¡Viva nuestra Independencia Nacional! ¡Vivan los Héroes que nos dieron Patria y Libertad! ¡Viva Hidalgo! ¡Viva Morelos! ¡Viva Allende! ¡Viva Doña Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez! ¡Viva México!"
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Class Board Introductions JAISMEEN - President “I like to listen to music“
Miyuki - Secretary “i like night drives and boba“
Timothy - Senator “I like crocheting and pursuing dance in my free time!“
Hello, hello! We are the three new members of the student council, representatives of the class of 2025. Now, we may be only half of a full board, but that just means we'll each put in 200% of the effort! We look forward to gaining new experiences and relationships by connecting with new people this year! Hope to meet you soon!
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Hello Eagles! We hope you all enjoyed your break and are having a smooth return back to school. On September 3rd, we held our first Welcome Back Rally and it was a success! The current points for each class is: Freshmen214, Sophomores-378, Juniors-430, Seniors-614. We have hosted three home football games featuring The Art of BBQ in the snack shack. The turnout has been amazing and we love seeing everyone in the bleachers cheering for the football eagles! We hope you come support our football team more in the future. LSU Club held a Chill on the Hill for Mexican Independence Day. Students gathered at the hill during lunch to listen and watch short performances by Folklorico and one of our OG Staff. The week after, VSU Club held Tet Trung Thu on the Hill. We enjoyed free mooncakes provided by the club and listened to a performance by Christine Nguyen. Lastly, Homecoming is approaching on Saturday, October 16! This year's theme is A Night in Neverland. Invite some friends and eat some yummy food from the night market and watch live performances by your own classmates. We hope to see you at Homecoming and many more events in the future!
- 2022 ASB
HELLOOO EAGLES!! I am Victor Nguyen and I’m thrilled to be your ASB Vice President for the 2021-2022 school year!! It’s our first year back to school in-person so I’m glad to be back at the BEST school! But first...let’s get to know me. Outside of ASB, I am currently the president of Class of 2022 and the Vietnamese Student Union. With that, I also serve the California-Nevada-Hawaii Key Club District as their District News Editor (lots of fun stuff!) When I’m not doing extracurriculars, I love catching up with my friends, getting something to eat, or taking a nap :DD! Looking back at the last few years here at Oak Grove has been interesting. It’s crazy to believe that I am senior now. But, the reality is that I am trying to finish up my college applications before they become stressful. The first two months of school have been a joyride. From the Welcome Back Rally, multiple chill on the hills, to fun-filled Friday Night Lights of our home football games!! We have so many things in store for you guys, so I hope you are all looking forward to it. Enjoy the time that you have here at Oak Grove because you only get the four years of high school. If you have any questions, ASK! If you have any problems, make sure to SAY SOMETHING! I’m always here if you need anything so please don’t hesitate to reach out to me, whether it be school or not! Thank you for your time, Eagles, and I hope
to talk to you soon!
Victor Nguyen
The Eagle Eye Committee Message HAPPY AUTUMN EAGLES! You have successfully made it through the summer heat and term 1 of the 2021-2022 school year! The Eagle Eye Committee wants to remind you how far you have come and how proud of you we are! Keep up the good work, Thanksgiving Break is just right around the corner! The Eagle Eye also held our first general meeting as a club on Thursday, October 14! We are proud to say that the turn out was amazing! We introduced our 2021-2022 committee and our future goals. Thank you to all the eagles who showed up and supported us! Once again, thank you for tuning into this month’s newsletter! See you next month! - 2122 The Eagle Eye Committee
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