Easy ASL Phrases to Use at School
by Isabella Arias
Homecoming Without Breaking the Bank
By: Lily Heritage After two years of buying $200+ formal dresses that I never wore again, I thought “there’s got to be a better way to do Homecoming”. Come to find out, students here at Jenks already cracked the code! Homecoming doesn’t have to break the bank, you […]
Mandy Nightingale Skis Her Way to Fame
By: Natalie Eaton Jenks High School celebrates an amazing water skiing career as Mandy Nightingale, one of the Building 6 counselors, is inducted into the USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Foundation Hall of Fame. In a statement on the official website for Water Skiing and Sports, Nightingale […]
Jenks High School Students Create Non-Profit: Kamen STEM
By: Ben Brown The field of STEM (Science, Technology, Electronics, and Mathematics) is growing rapidly and is becoming one of the most sought after career paths in the country. A group of past and present Jenks High School students have started a non-profit called Kamen STEM that has […]
Crossing the Line: Quinn Brownell Races in Autocross Competitions
By: Drew Bethell Nearly 20 years ago a tornado ripped through Stroud, Oklahoma, shredding a nearby outlet mall. The owner decided not to rebuild, leaving it a wasteland of forgotten asphalt. Although there are no longer shoppers or even a building, the empty lot has found a new […]
Poetic Hocus Pocus
By: Hayden Alexander It’s Spooky season and what better way is there to get into the spirit than with some angsty poetry? With two meetings already in the books, Poetry club hopes to cast its spell on Jenks High School! The club was started by Eliz Fitshugh 12 […]
Leaving the Lighthouse and Becoming a Trojan
By Bella Skinner No matter the occasion, nothing can interfere with the ritual junior Emma Bryan and her sister Ella Fleming share. Each day, Emma helps feed, medicate, and care for Ella, but the most important part of their day occurs at the very beginning when Ella walks […]
