BY Santiago Serrano Amid a flurry of activity ranging from people looking over solutions to others marking out and building the space they needed was one guy sitting behind a computer, quietly taking attendance, and orchestrating this controlled madness, his name? Jake Dyke. The club? Science olympiad. […]
BY Jackson Cropper While other Jenks students were preparing for the first playoff game, a select few students weren’t focused on the much-awaited football game and instead were focused on knocking down some wooden pins. Many people may not know that Jenks has an official […]
By Izzy Pankey As the football season comes to an end, we look back at all the games our Trojans have played. From defeating Union at the Backyard Bowl, to our only loss regular season loss at the Broken Arrow game. Trojans have kept our heads held high […]
Go see Million Dollar Baby, November 29th, 30th, and December 1st at 7pm. The show will be held in Mr. Hurst’s room in Building 5. Tickets are 7 dollars and seating is limited! A huge Thank You to my guests for this Episode of TorchTalk, Caroline Henry, Kolin […]
BY Taylor Hatheway Sanjeev Musuvathy and Rylee Buchert, both seniors at Jenks High School and teammates in policy debate, spend 40 to 50 hours per week working on debate-related activities. All of this hard work has paid off, resulting in the longest winning streak in the history […]
BY Elise Siebert Last friday, I had a meltdown in front of my boyfriend. Of course, it was completely unexpected and happened at the worst possible time. I was hanging out with my group of friends, it was a casual night, nothing special. I typically have a […]
BY Charlotte Suttee The Artists “I like me some ink. I like the way it drip.” That’s the voice of senior Jesse Holt describing his favorite artistic medium: ink. Jesse’s dark, dream-inspired “drip” drawings are so twistedly realistic they seem to breathe. “[Ink] is it’s own […]
