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Line leaders: Mascots Lumberjack and Lumberjill, Mrs. Heidi Edwards, cheer coordinator, and Mrs. Kathy Barlow, cheer coach, rode in the bed of a pickup truck and led seniors during the parade. Photo by: The Ax Staff

Graduating during the Zoom era

Naomi Sutch, Reporter
May 29, 2020
Era ends: Mark Brooks Hedstrom helps with the senior parade on May 26. Photo by: The Ax Staff

Bye – bye BH

The Ax Staff and Ella Pleiman, Acorn Staff
May 29, 2020
Lumberjacks link: At the beginning of the quarantine, principal Paul Waller released videos to give students updates on what is happening in regards to the school and how to stay healthy during the quarantine. Screenshot from video to students.

For this is dear old Oakwood’s mental state

Shayla Frederick, Reporter
May 29, 2020
Say it: Sammy Caruso (12) helps anchor the last broadcast show of the year on May 11, which was about seniors. Mrs. Debbie Madison, adviser, said,

Senior Spotlight: Sammy Caruso

Sasha Gurevich, Reporter
May 29, 2020
Cinderella moment: Ally Moran (12) performs in the impromptu peformance of

Senior Spotlight: Ally Moran

Sasha Gurevich, Reporter
May 29, 2020

Getting grad gear

May 29, 2020

Final thoughts

May 29, 2020

Springtime memories

May 29, 2020
Mapping it out

Mapping it out

Sophia Shannon, Copy Editor
May 29, 2020
Classroom conundrum: Due to the sudden change in lifestyle, teachers and students are being forced to depend upon technology more than ever before. Photo illustration by: Shayla Frederick

Saved by the desktop

Shayla Frederick, Reporter
May 29, 2020
Zoom prom: Beth DeLon (12) smiles with Grace Almoney (12), Elizabeth Vaughn (12), Lily Eifert (12), Lily Knorr (12), and Phoebe DuPuy (12) during their self-hosted prom. The district cancelled prom due to COVID-19, and at press time hopes to hold it at the end of June at the Dayton Art Institute. Photo contributed by: Beth DeLon

Digital goodbyes

Jayden Rodriguez , Media Editor
May 29, 2020
New normal: In response to recommendations and orders from the CDC and state and federal governments, some businesses tape markers six feet apart for consumers to stand on in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus. After visiting multiple businesses in an attempt to photograph people occupying these markers: however, so few people were leaving the house to visit these establishments that there was no example of the markers in use. Photo by: Sophia Shannon

Post-pandemic culture

Sophia Shannon, Copy Editor
April 30, 2020
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