May 2013

In this issue:

• A Child In Ecuador Benefits From Bishop’s Generosity
• By Tara Stacy, Page 4
• Alumnus Zack Falls is A Modern Day “Mad Scientist”
• By Chloe Martin, Page 5
• America is In Mourning After the Tragic Boston Marathon
• By Chloe Martin, Page 6
• Port City Educational Foundation Seeks to Help Students
• By Patrick Baer, Page 6
• Oswego Native Becomes a Shining Star in the Big Apple
• By Taylor Falls, Pages 7
• Is Prom Worth All the Money People Spend?
• By Chloe Martin, Page 8
• The Green Myle Shows Us that Acoustic Music is In
• By Sage Dudley, Page 10
•  Tapping His Way Through School is Junior Evan Davis
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 11
• Take a Lesson and Work on Getting Your Grammar Right
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 12
• Talented Group Acoustic Surrender Loves an Audience
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 13
• Wallace Makes Her Way to the Taj Mahal
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 13
• NFL Draft
• By Nick Czerow, Page 14
• Buccaneer Sports Flashback
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 15
• Cinderella Tournament 2013
• By Nick Czerow, Page 15
• Athletes of the Month
• By Morgan Cook and Rachael Purtell

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March 2013

In this issue:

• Education Reforms May Include Longer School Day/Year
• By Kellie Gorman, Page 4
• Redheads Always Seem More Prevalent In March
• By Catherine Wells, Page 5
• French Student Adele Castelain Reminisces About the U.S.
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Page 5
• Fundraiser Continues to Bring in Large Donations
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 7
• You Make Me Want to Roll Down My Windows and Cruise: OHS Style
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Pages 8 and 9
• Emily Henderson Values Her Artistic Abilites
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 10
• Will Newspapers Soon Be a Thing of the Past?
• By Taylor Falls and Chloe Martin, Page 11
•  Artist’s of the Month’s Music Takes Him All the Way to Texas
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 12
• Success Continues For the OHS Boys Bowling Team
• By Morgan Cook, Page 12
• Wicked: The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz
• By Catherine Wells, Page 13
• Former OHS Student Becomes a Teacher and Coach
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 14
• Is an Imaginary Bubble Enough Protection From Serious Injury?
• By Kellie Gorman, Page 15
• Buccaneer Sports Flashback
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 15
• Athletes Of the Month
• By Rachael Purtell and Morgan Cook

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February 2013

In this issue:

• If You Do Not Send This to Ten People, You Will…..
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 4
• Many Teens Relate to Characters In Social Media
• By Sage Dudley, Page 4
• OCSD Hosts School Safety Forum at Oswego High School
• By Tara Stacy, Page 5
• Help! My Teacher Is My Parent! I Never Get a Break!
• By Catherine Wells, Page 6
• I Heart Oswego Is a New Way to Explore the 13126
• By Chloe Martin, Page 6
• OHS Alumnus and Teacher Says Goodbye to High School
• By Catherine Wells, Page 7
• Oh the Joys Of Earning Your Driver’s License
• By Patrick Baer, Page 7
•  Valentine’s Day Word Search
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 8
• How Long Will Your Love Last Flow Chart
• By Madison Rhoades, 9
• Gordon Pan Is A Well-Rounded, Interesting Student
• By Catherine Wells, Page 10
• The Highs and Lows Of High School Relationships
• By Taylor Falls and Morgan Cook, Page 11
• Everyone Should Read The Perks of Being a Wallflower
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 12
• Read the Book, See the Movie! It Is Worth Watching
• By Hannah Griffin, Page 12
• The Agony and Ecstasy Of College Applications
• By Taylor Falls, Page 13
• OHS Hallway Behaviors Are Intolerable To Many
• By Kellie Gorman, Page 13
• Great Ending to Up and Down Syracuse Season
• By Nick Czerow, Page 14
• OHS Ski Club Is Still Going Strong
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 15
• Great Ending to Up and Down Syracuse Season cont.
• By Nick Czerow
• Athletes Of the Month
• By Sage Dudley and Alanna Maldonado

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December 2012

In this issue:

• Amazin’ Raisin Bread Sale Appeals to Many Students
• By Catherine Wells, Page 4
• Youth Court Provides a Valuable Learning Experience
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 4
• OHS Clubs Continue Projects Through the Holiday Season
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Page 5
• Buccaneers Losing Student Athletes at an Alarming Rate
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 5 (Continued from Page 15)
• Minetto Residence Lights Up the Holidays Yearly
• By Taylor Falls, Page 6
• The Post High School Path of One OHS Alumnus
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 6
• Reading List Includes Banned or Challenged Books
• By Tara Stacy, Page 7
• Holiday Traditions Around the World
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Pages 8 and 9
• Marathon Runner Brooke Broadwell is a Winner
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 10
• Surplus of Siblings; Good, Bad and Ugly
• By Shannon Crary, Chloe Martin, and Kellie Gorman, Page 11
• Black Ops II is a Welcome Improvement Over the Old Version
• By Jake Jones, Page 12
• Jersey Boys Entertains Rock and Roll Style
• By Sage Dudley, Page 13
• J.K. Rowling’s New Book Covers Adult Subjects
• By Sage Dudley, Page 13
• Extreme Shoppers Thrive on Black Friday Deals
• By Chloe Martin, Page 14
• Social Media Continues to Plague Student Focus
• By Kellie Gorman, Page 16
• OHS Sports Teams Trying to Cope With Declining Numbers
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 15
• Athletes of the Month
• By Madison Rhoades and Morgan Cook, Page 16

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November 2012

In this issue:

• Leaders Take Action to Combat Obesity Problems
• By Chloe Martin, Page 4
• Many Teens Opting to Delay Getting Driver’s Licenses
• By Tara Stacy, Page 4
• Oswego High School Has Two Doctors in Our Midst
• By Catherine Wells, Page 5
• New School Psychologist Loves Her Job at OHS
• By Carrie Kelly, Page 5
• Do as I Say, Not as I Do! Parents Drive Us Crazy
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 6
• SAT and ACT Tests are Key for College Entrance
• By Taylor Falls, Page 6
• Is Body Piercing Worth Parental Permission?
• By Shannon Crary, Page 7
• Park On School Property After Driving Course
• By Taylor Falls, Page 7
• Bullying An Issue Not to Be Ignored
• By Madison Rhoades, Pages 8 and 9
• The Buccaneer Bulletin’s Guide to Brooke Krassowski
• By Alanna Maldonado, Page 10
• Private of State College, Which is for You?
• By Patrick Baer and Gabrielle Sacco, Page 11
• Swift’s New Album Red Getting Fans Back Together
• By Hannah Griffin, Page 12
• Taken 2 Sequel Offers More of the Same Excitement
• By Jake Jones, Page 12
• Busy, Busy, Busy Defines This Month’s Artist
• By Catherine Wells, Page 13
• The Dilemma of Receiving Effort Grades
• By Hannah Griffin, Page 14
• Top 21 Things That No OHS Student Says
• By Gabrielle Sacco and Patrick Baer, Page 14
• 2012 Girls Soccer Seniors
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 15
• Athletes of the Month
• By Morgan Cook and Alanna Maldonado

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October 2012

In this issue:

• Community Cracking Down on Synthetic Drug Sales
• By Chloe Martin, Page 4
• State Restricts Tanning for Teenagers Under Age 17
• By Taylor Falls, Page 4
• ‘Big Picture School’ Brings New Learning Experience 
• By Alanna Maldonado, Page 5
• OHS Classes Are Busy Planning the Year’s Activites
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Page 6
• OHS Clubs Always Looking For New Members
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Page 7
• New Teacher Feature
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Page 8
• New Teacher Feature
• By Buccaneer Bulletin Staff, Page 9
• Gryzcka Takes on New Responsibilities as Dean of Students
• By Chloe Martin, Page 10
• Should OHS Students Wear Uniforms?
• By Gabrielle Sacco and Patrick Baer, Page 11
• My Parents Always Make Me Late For Everything
• By Rachael Purtell, Page 12
• Procrastination is the Name of the Game for Many
• By Jordan Oatman, Page 12
• OHS Junior Nina Alcasid Displays Many Talents
• By Taylor Falls, Page 13
• Tablets Are Changing the Way Students Read
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 14
• Foreign Exchange Students Enjoy Oswego Community
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 14
• Whatever Happened to Old Traditions at OHS?
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 15
• Athletes of the Month
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 16

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June 2012

In this issue:

• Life-long Friends Patrick and Frazier Finish at Top of Class
• By Justin Peterson, Page 4
• Class of 2013–Graduation is Only 13 Months Away
• By Taylor Falls, Page 5
• Sophomore Says Goodbye to Graduating Best Friends
• By Patrick Baer, Page 5
• A Curtain Call for English Teacher Mrs. Eve Phillips
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 6
• Mrs. Veronica Shaver Retiring on a Positive Note
• By Madison Rhoades and Kara Collins, Page 6
• OCSD Printing Supervisor Brown Calls it a Career
• By Kara Collins, Page 7
• 24 Years of Teaching a Successful Equation for Reed
• By Kara Collins, Page 7
• Millennium Milestone: Kindergarten Class of 2000 Graduates From High School
• By Carlie Morley, Page 8 and 9
• Oswego High School’s Class Of 2012 – CONGRATS!!
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 10 and 11
• Longley Forecasts a Bright Future for Class of 2012
• By Lauren Daniels, Page 12
• Seniors Reflect with Dear Self Letters
• By Taylor Falls, Page 12
• High Schools Have Required Summer Reading?
• By Justin Peterson and Chloe Martin, Page 13
• Warped Tour: A Summer Music Tradition
• By Madison Rhoades, Page 14
• How Does This Staff Produce an Award-Winning Paper?
• By Justin Peterson, Page 15
• ‘Game Over’ for Long-time Teacher, Coach, Adviser
• By Gabrielle Sacco, Page 16

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