WEDNESDAY, 9.27.23 | Anchor Script

MADALYN:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
SIENNA:
Today is WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2023.
I’m SIENNA.
MADALYN:
and I’m MADALYN. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
SIENNA:
Tickets for this year’s Homecoming dance are on sale now. Visit TALAWANA DOT HOMETOWNTICKETING DOT COM to pick up your Homecoming ticket. The deadline to purchase tickets is Friday at 11:59 p.m.
MADALYN:
If you plan on bringing a guest who does not attend Talawanda, you will need to pick up a guest form in the main office.
SIENNA:
Guest forms are due by Friday at 3 p.m.
MADALYN:
Well, with Homecoming on the horizon, Talawanda is celebrating with spirit week.
SIENNA:
Today is Barbie and Ken Day–or “We Wear Pink” day. We are looking forward to seeing everyone’s best Barbie and Ken attire.
MADALYN:
Tomorrow’s theme is “Country vs. Country Club.” So, what will it be? Boat shoes with the fur?
SIENNA:
Or boots with the spurs? Get spirited and dress up tomorrow, Talawanda.
MADALYN:
In other news, Mr. Barter is running Academic Support sessions in the THS Media Center.
SIENNA:
If you need help on an assignment of any type, stop by the Media Center on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 to 3:30, or Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30 to 8:00.
MADALYN:
On Friday of this week, the Talawanda Bible Study will meet during tutorial in Mr. Burtis’s room, room 515.
SIENNA:
Best Buddies will meet after school on Tuesday, October 3rd, in Mrs. Sammons’s room, room 316, and will go until 3:30.
SIENNA:
And, don’t forget, Talawanda, you can nominate someone for a BRAVE award at any time. Check out the link in your email, or use the icon on the ABRE portal and make a grand gesture by nominating someone today.
MADALYN:
And now, here’s a video with Diversity Club President, Mollyann:
**NEWS VID**
***video with Mollyann about Diversity Club***
SIENNA:
Thanks for that information, Mollyann
MADALYN:
All right. Now, here’s Addi with a rundown of yesterday’s outcomes and upcoming games.
ADDI:
If you missed the stream, Girls soccer took on Northwest last night, the game getting called early due to an incoming storm. But not before the girls but 3 goals on the board, ending in a 3-0 win for the Brave. Goals were scored by Savannah Marcum and Addi Thacker.

Inside the gym, the volleyball team was also facing off against Northwest sweeping them 3-0.

Varsity girls tennis defeated Middletown last night, 5-0. Wins were posted by Abbie Curry, Julie Page, Dani Peters, Layla Fritzsche, Alyssa Hornsby, Catherine Moul, and Emma Lake.

Tonight, Boys soccer will be on the road to Franklin County, the game beginning at 7

And Finally, Tennis will have their Senior Night right here at home against Colerain.

Good luck to all those athletes tonight. And now, here’s a content video featuring Otto Reiff asking a random person from Edgewood to Homecoming.
**CONTENT**
**Otto asking some random girl to Homecoming**
SIENNA:
Well, that
MADALYN:
All right, THS. Thanks for tuning in today. I’m MADALYN.
SIENNA:
And I’m SIENNA. See you tomorrow, Talawanda..

TUESDAY, 9.26.23 | Anchor Script

MADALYN:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
SIENNA:
Today is TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 2023.
I’m SIENNA.
MADALYN:
and I’m MADALYN. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
SIENNA:
Tickets for this year’s Homecoming dance are on sale now. Visit TALAWANA DOT HOMETOWNTICKETING DOT COM to pick up your Homecoming ticket. The deadline to purchase tickets is Friday at 11:59 p.m.
MADALYN:
If you plan on bringing a guest who does not attend Talawanda, you will need to pick up a guest form in the main office.
SIENNA:
Guest forms are due by Friday at 3 p.m.
MADALYN:
As you know, Talawanda, it’s spirit week!
SIENNA:
Hopefully everyone has their best Jungle gear on today.
MADALYN:
And, don’t forget, tomorrow is Pink Day–so bust out your best pink attire.
SIENNA:
Key Club is a service-oriented group here at THS, and tonight they will be having a bake sale during the girls JV and Varsity volleyball games.
MADALYN:
All money raised through this bake sale will go to the Amy Wengler community service scholarship for Talawanda graduates.
SIENNA:
Also, seniors, don’t forget that tomorrow there will be an assembly starting at the end of fourth period and running through tutorial.
MADALYN:
That assembly will feature people from The Butler County Board of Elections discussing the upcoming election in November and highlighting what’s on the ballot, election security, and how to register to vote.
SIENNA:
SETTING STONE meets today after school in Mr. Aerni’s room, room 320. Today’s meeting will be short, ending by 3:10.
MADALYN:
Art Club also meets after school today in Mrs. Claire’s room, room 603.
SIENNA:
Also, Wednesday’s Best Buddies meeting has been moved to next Tuesday, October 3rd.
MADALYN:
The meeting will be after school in Mrs. Sammons’s room, room 316, and will go until 3:30.
SIENNA:
One last meeting to note: Student Government officials should plan to meet in Mrs. Sammon’s room during tutorial tomorrow.
SIENNA:
And, don’t forget, Talawanda, you can nominate someone for a BRAVE award at any time. Check out the link in your email, or use the icon on the ABRE portal and make a grand gesture by nominating someone today.
MADALYN:
Speaking of grand gestures, here are Dean and Connor speaking with Drama Club’s Sam Cantwell about their upcoming production:
**NEWS VID**
***Dean & Connor interview with Sam about Drama Club***
SIENNA:
Sounds great–definitely looking forward to that play.
MADALYN:
Switching gears a little to sports–here’s Addi with a rundown of yesterday’s outcomes and upcoming games.
ADDI:
Alright so last night boys soccer took on northwest JV winning 3-1 goals by Connor, Gustavo, and Kizmat. Varsity ended with a 6-1 loss for the Brave goal by Harrison Zhang

Volleyball took on Colerain beating them 3-0, and Leah Noga hit 1000 career assists, great job girls.

Tonight, Girls Soccer will be taking on Northwest at home, the game beginning at 6

And Volleyball will also be at home facing northwest at 7pm

Now, THS, you may remember the RUN HIDE FIGHT drill we did as a school last Spring.
Here with a video reminder of important elements of that drill and some things to keep in mind on a daily basis here at THS to keep our school safe are Mr. Davie and Officer Reihs:
**CONTENT**
**Davie & Reihs Video on RUN HIDE FIGHT**
SIENNA:
Certainly good information to keep in mind. Thank you for that.
MADALYN:
All right, THS. Thanks for tuning in today. I’m MADALYN.
SIENNA:
And I’m SIENNA. See you tomorrow, Talawanda..

MONDAY, 9.25.23 | Anchor Script

MADALYN:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
SIENNA:
Today is MONDAY, September 25th, 2023.
I’m SIENNA.
MADALYN:
and I’m MADALYN. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
SIENNA:
Tickets for this year’s Homecoming dance are on sale. Visit TALAWANDA.HOMETOWNTICKETING.COM to pick up your Homecoming ticket. The deadline to purchase tickets is Friday at 11:59 p.m.
MADALYN:
If you plan on bringing a guest who does not attend Talawanda, you will need to pick up a guest form in the main office.
SIENNA:
Guest forms are due by Friday at 3 p.m.
MADALYN:
Speaking of Homecoming, it’s spirit week.
SIENNA:
That’s right–each day next week has a different theme.
MADALYN:
As you know, today is PJ Day. Hopefully everyone is feeling comfy–don’t fall asleep in class!
SIENNA:
And, tomorrow’s theme is “OXFORD JUNGLE.” So, wear safari clothes or something featuring an animal you might see in the jungle.
MADALYN:
Speaking of tomorrow, Key club will be having a bake sale during the girls jv and varsity volleyball games tomorrow night..
SIENNA:
That’s right. Sales will be going towards the Amy Wengler community service scholarship and for Talawanda graduates.
MADALYN:
Attention seniors: on Wednesday of this week there will be an assembly for the last 15 minutes of 4th period (11:05) through tutorial.
SIENNA:
Yes–this is a special opportunity to hear from the Butler County Board of Elections about the upcoming election in November. The assembly will highlight what’s on the ballot, election security, and how to register to vote.
MADALYN:
Also tomorrow: Setting Stone will meet right after school in Mr. Aerni’s room, room 320.
SIENNA:
Additionally, Art Club will meet after school in Mrs. Claire’s room, room 603.
MADALYN:
Attention Best Buddies members: this Wednesday’s meeting is canceled.
SIENNA:
Instead, Best Buddies will meet after school on Tuesday, October 3rd, in Mrs. Sammons’s room, room 316.
MADALYN:
The October 3rd Best Buddies meeting will go until 3:30 and feature fall themed snacks and games.
SIENNA:
Another cool thing happening right now is the BRAVE award. The school PBIS committee has put together a form where you can nominate anyone who attends THS for a BRAVE award.
MADALYN:
That’s right. Students and teachers can nominate anyone at THS for an award.
SIENNA:
People can be nominated for anything from building positive culture in and around THS to encouraging others to go above and beyond.
SIENNA:
So, if you see someone doing something positive or selfless or outstanding, use the QR code in the corners of the screen to nominate them for a BRAVE award.
MADALYN:
This is the final week celebrating Hispanic Heritage month.
SIENNA:
And, with that, we continue our video series with THS students on important contributions to society with this video featuring Valeria:
**NEWS VID**
***Hispanic Heritage: Valeria Spanish Announcement***
SIENNA:
That was great. Thanks, Valeria.
MADALYN:
There were several sporting events over the weekend. Here with a few updates is Addi–
ADDI:
Hey everyone, We got some things to cover after the weekend so bear with me here.

Our football team was on the road to Fort Loramie on friday. The game ended 34-19 all points were scored by Cale Leitch.

The cross country team attended a meet at Fairmont. The boys finished 12th overall, Max Bixler placing fifth in the race. The Girls got 7th overall. Lucia Rodbro Placing 2nd and Adrianna Luking placing 4th.

Girl’s tennis competed in the GCTCA tournament over the weekend. Placing 3rd overall, 2nd doubles were runner up at that spot, and Abbie Curry was overall 1st singles champion! Great job girls!

As for tonight, Boys soccer will be on the road to Northwest JV at 5 and Varsity at 7.

Volleyball will be heading over to Colerain at 630

And tennis will be competing at Middletown.

Finally, everyone here at THS Daily News wants to wish Oliver Bennett a speedy recovery. Get well soon.
Next up here is a video highlighting some awesome PJ Day fits.
**CONTENT**
**PJ Day highlights**
MADALYN:
All right, THS. Thanks for tuning in today. I’m MADALYN.
SIENNA:
And I’m SIENNA. See you tomorrow, Talawanda..

FRIDAY, 9.22.23 | Anchor Script

WILL:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
DOM:
Today is FRIDAY, September 22nd, 2023.
I’m DOM.
WILL:
and I’m WILL. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
DOM:
Tickets for this year’s Homecoming dance are on sale. Visit TALAWANDA.HOMETOWNTICKETING.COM tomorrow to pick up your Homecoming ticket.
WILL:
If you plan on bringing a guest who does not attend Talawanda, you will need to pick up a guest form in the main office.
DOM:
Be sure to read all information on the guest form before submitting it.
WILL:
Speaking of Homecoming, next week is spirit week.
DOM:
That’s right–each day next week has a different theme.
WILL:
Monday is PJ Day
DOM:
Tuesday’s theme is “OXFORD JUNGLE”
WILL:
Wednesday’s theme is “We wear Pink”
DOM:
On Thursday, wear your best Country OR Country Club attire
WILL:
And Friday is class color day. Freshman should wear RED
DOM:
sophomores should wear BLUE
WILL:
juniors should wear WHITE
DOM:
and seniors should wear BLACK
WILL:
Show your school spirit next week by participating throughout the week.
DOM:
Another way students and teachers can get in the spirit is by decorating classroom doors.
WILL:
Right. Teachers–decorate your classroom door with your students to celebrate Homecoming.
DOM:
Doors need to be decorated by the end of the day on Monday so they can be judged by a panel of experts. The three top-rated doors will receive a class pizza party
WILL:
Attention seniors: On September 27th there will be an assembly for the last 15 minutes of 4th period (11:05) through tutorial.
DOM:
Yes–this is a special opportunity to hear from the Butler County Board of Elections about the upcoming election in November. Here to talk about this is history and government teacher, Mr. Scott:
**1ST NEWS VID**
**video w/ Mr. Scott**
WILL:
Thanks for that info, Mr. Scott.
September is Hispanic Heritage month.
DOM:
Here’s a quick video with Muhammed discussing some details about Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor:
**2nd NEWS VID**
***Hispanic Heritage V3: Muhammed discussing Sotomayor***
WILL:
Great to know. Thanks for that, Muhammed.
DOM:
Another way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month is happening uptown tonight at Oxford’s UniDiversity Festival.
WILL:
The UniDiversity Festival is a collaborative initiative to promote diversity and inclusion in our community, and takes place uptown tonight from 5 to 9.
DOM:
Additionally, if you are volunteering at the festival tonight, plan on meeting uptown at 4:30.
WILL:
Student volunteers should look for Ms. Sarno an Ms. Lefevers at the volunteer station.
DOM:
Another cool thing happening right now is the BRAVE award. The school PBIS committee has put together a form where you can nominate anyone who attends THS for a BRAVE award.
WILL:
That sounds pretty positive. So, what can people be nominated for?
DOM:
Well, staff and students can be nominated for anything from building positive culture in the building to encouraging others to going above and beyond.
WILL:
So, if you see someone doing something positive or selfless or outstanding, you can nominate them for a BRAVE award?
DOM:
That’s right. Just scan the QR code in the corners of the screen, or check your email for the link, or find the THS BRAVE Award icon on Abre.
WILL:
Sounds like a great idea. Here to talk a little more about this is assistant principal, Mrs. Hess:
**3rd NEWS VID**
***Mrs. Hess talking about the BRAVE award nomination***
DOM:
Thanks so much, Mrs. Hess.
WILL:
Speaking of BRAVE, let’s check in with Addi at the sports desk. Hey, Addi–
ADDI:
Thanks guys, I got some updates for you from last night so lets get right into it.

Boys soccer faced Mt. Healthy overcoming them 10-5. Goals were scored by Nolan Hodgson, Dimitri Garrett, Gabriel Jones, Ryan Warholak, Charlie Simpson, Agusto Morales-Commacho, Stephen Mullally and a hatrick by Harrison Zhang.

The volleyball team also took on Mt. healthy sweeping them 3-0.

Tonight, Our football team will be making the trip over to Fort Loramie, the game beginning at 7pm. The theme for tonight is camo out if you’re planning to attend.

Tomorrow, Our Cross Country Team will be attending the Fairmont Firebird Invitational starting at 9am

I wish you all a happy weekend Talawanda. Next up we have Alexis and Sadie interviewing football players.
**CONTENT**
**Alexis & Sadie Interview Football Players**
WILL:
Well, that’s it for today, THS. What are you up to this weekend, Dom?
DOM:
I’m probably gonna spend it with my uncle in Alaska hunting wolverines. What about you, Will?
WILL:
Whatever I feel like I wanna do…Gosh!
DOM & WILL:
Yes.
WILL:
All right, Talawanda. Thanks for tuning in today. I’m Will.
DOM:
And I’m Dom. Have a great weekend, THS.

WILL:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
DOM:
Today is THURSDAY, September 21st, 2023.
I’m DOM.
WILL:
and I’m WILL. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
DOM:
First up is a reminder about tomorrow’s Best Buddies meeting.
WILL:
Best Buddies will meet tomorrow during tutorial in Mrs. Sammons’ room, room 316. Here’s a quick interview with Cale and Mrs. Sammons with information on what Best Buddies is all about
**NEWS VID #1**
**CALE AND MRS. SAMMONS ABOUT BEST BUDDIES**
DOM:
Tickets for this year’s Homecoming dance go on sale tomorrow through Hometown ticketing. Visit TALAWANDA.HOMETOWNTICKETING.COM tomorrow to pick up your Homecoming ticket.
WILL:
If you plan on bringing a guest who does not attend Talawanda, you will need to pick up a guest form in the main office.
DOM:
Be sure to read all information on the guest form before submitting it.
WILL:
Next week is a big week for Talawanda.
DOM:
Yeah it is–with the Homecoming parade on Thursday, the game on Friday, and the dance on Saturday, there’s a lot going on.
WILL:
One way everyone can get involved is with spirit week.
DOM:
That’s right–each day next week has a different theme.
WILL:
Monday is PJ Day
DOM:
Tuesday’s theme is “OXFORD JUNGLE”
WILL:
Wednesday’s theme is “We wear Pink”
DOM:
On Thursday, wear your best Country OR Country Club attire
WILL:
And Friday is class color day. Freshman should wear RED
DOM:
sophomores should wear BLUE
WILL:
juniors should wear WHITE
DOM:
and seniors should wear BLACK
WILL:
Show your school spirit next week by participating throughout the week.
DOM:
Another way students and teachers can get in the spirit is by decorating classroom doors.
WILL:
Right. Teachers–decorate your classroom door with your students to celebrate Homecoming.
DOM:
Doors need to be decorated by the end of the day on Monday so they can be judged by a panel of experts. The three top-rated doors will receive a class pizza party
WILL:
As you know, it’s Hispanic Heritage month.
DOM:
Here’s a quick video with Krupa discussing some facts on Hispanic Heritage:.
**2nd NEWS VID**
***Krupa talking about Salvador Dali and others***
WILL:
Great to know. Thanks for that, Krupa.
DOM:
Finally, FFA is naming Greenhand positions today.
WILL:
Here announcing Greenhand positions are several veteran FFA members:
**3rd NEWS VID**
***Greenhands Video***
DOM:
That was a clever video announcement. Thanks for that, FFA crew.
WILL:
Speaking of BRAVE, let’s check in with Addi at the sports desk. Hey, Addi–
ADDI:
I actually have no updates for you guys from last night but we have a pretty full schedule tonight so let’s get right into that.

Boys Soccer will be at Mt. healthy, it is varsity only and that game begins at 5

Girls Soccer is on the road to Ross Jv at 5 and Varsity at 7

Volleyball will also be heading over to Mt Healthy game beginning at 7pm

Finally, Boys Golf will be taking on Monroe tonight at 4pm

That’s all I got for you guys today, next up here’s evan and giuliano educating us about water.
**CONTENT**
**Giulianno & Evan rapping about water**
WILL:
Well, that’s it for today, THS. Thanks for joining us. I’m WILL…
DOM:
…and I’m DOM. We’ll see you tomorrow for more news and content. …For now, we’re gonna make like trees and get outta here.
WILL:
…wait wait wait…it’s leave. We’re gonna make like trees and leave. Get it?
DOM:
Sure, Will. We get it. See you tomorrow, Talawanda.

WILL:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
DOM:
Today is TUESDAY, September 19th, 2023.
I’m DOM.
WILL:
and I’m WILL. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
DOM:
The PSAT will be held on October 25th, and the registration deadline has been extended until TODAY.
WILL:
Registration for the PSAT is for sophomores and juniors only. See Ms. Adler in the counselor’s office for more information about registration.
DOM:
SETTING STONE will meet today, right after school, in Mr. Aerni’s room, room 320.
WILL:
SETTING STONE is for anyone interested in graphic design, art, writing, music, or even just getting cool merch.
DOM:
Consider attending today’s SETTING STONE meeting today, after school, in room 320.
WILL:
Seniors in NHS will meet on Wednesday during tutorial in Ms. Klovekorn’s room, room 220.
DOM:
Additionally, any junior or senior with a 3.6 GPA or higher should check their email for details about how to apply to become a member of NHS.
WILL:
If you did not receive this email, please see Ms. Klovekorn.
DOM:
One last thing regarding NHS, there will be a tutorial meeting on Friday in the cafeteria for anyone interested in applying. If you cannot attend, stop by room 220 or email Ms. Klovekorn.
WILL:
Best Buddies will meet this Friday during tutorial in Mrs. Sammons’ room, room 316.
DOM:
The Best Buddies meeting will have light snacks and fun games–Everyone is welcome, so stop by on Friday.
WILL:
Club Rush Week is currently underway in the cafeteria.
DOM:
Club Rush week is a great opportunity to see what the different clubs and groups here at THS are all about. Not only that, but students will then have a chance to get involved. Check out a table or two at lunch today.
WILL:
Tickets for this year’s Homecoming dance go on sale this Friday through Hometown ticketing. Visit TALAWANDA.HOMETOWNTICKETING.COM on Friday to pick up your Homecoming ticket.
DOM:
I’ve heard there’s a separate form to fill out if people want to bring a guest who doesn’t go to Talawanda.
WILL:
That’s right. If you plan on bringing a guest who doesn’t attend Talawanda, you will need to pick up a guest form in the main office.
DOM:
And, be sure to read all information on the form before submitting.
WILL:
Oh, speaking of Homecoming, next week is Homecoming spirit week!
DOM:
Yes! Who doesn’t love spirit week?
WILL:
Right? Here’s the breakdown for each day:
DOM:
Monday is PJ Day
WILL:
Tuesday’s theme is “OXFORD JUNGLE”
DOM:
Wednesday’s theme is “We wear Pink”
WILL:
On Thursday, wear your best Country OR Country Club attire
DOM:
And Friday is class color day. Freshman should wear RED
WILL:
sophomores should wear BLUE
DOM:
juniors should wear WHITE
WILL:
and seniors should wear BLACK
DOM:
Definitely looking forward to that.
WILL:
In other news, Diversity Club meets tomorrow after school. For more on this, we now go to Sienna who is with Diversity Club Advisor Mrs. Schultze:
**NEWS VID**
***Sienna Interview w/ Mrs. Schultze***
DOM:
Thanks for that interview, Sienna
WILL:
Now, for an update on all things sports, let’s check in with Addi. Hey, Addi–
Addi:
Alright so last night, Boys Soccer were on the road to Monroe falling to them 7-0.

Girls Soccer took on Colerain at home, the game ending in a 3-1 loss for the brave.

Tennis faced Madison beating them on their own Senior Night 3-2. Great work ladies.

Tonight, Our Volleyball team will be at home at 7pm taking on Sycamore.

Boys Soccer wil face Ross tonight also at home. JV at 5 and Varsity at 7

Finally, JV Girls soccer will be on the road to Mt Healthy.

That’s all for sports today, Next up here is Cale and Myah with Would you rather.

**CONTENT**
**Cale and Myah with Would You Rather**
WILL:
Well, that’s it for today, THS. Thanks for joining us. I’m WILL…
DOM:
…and I’m DOM. We’ll see you tomorrow for more news and content. Be excellent to each other…
WILL:
…and study on, dudes.

WILL:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
DOM:
Today is MONDAY, September 18th, 2023.
I’m DOM.
WILL:
and I’m WILL. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
DOM:
The PSAT will be held on October 25th, and the registration deadline has been extended until tomorrow.
WILL:
Registration for the PSAT is for sophomores and juniors only. See Ms. Adler in the counselor’s office for more information about registration.
DOM:
Talawanda Robotics club will have its first meeting today.
WILL:
Do you need additional help with school work? Tutoring For A Cause can help.
DOM:
Tutoring for a Cause a non-profit tutoring service that helps students from grades 4-12 with school work and studying.
WILL:
Tutoring for a Cause will meet at Lane Library, and was created to help Talawanda raise money after the tax levy failure. All of the money goes to the school.
DOM:
For more info, contact Lauren Dysert.
WILL:
Robotics club will meet in Ms. Schran’s room, room 412, right after school to examine last year’s robot and develop ideas for this year. Talk to Ms. Schran if you have questions.
DOM:
Seniors in NHS will meet on Wednesday during tutorial in Ms. Klovekorn’s room, room 220.
WILL:
Additionally, any junior or senior with a 3.6 GPA or higher should check their email for details about how to apply to become a member of NHS.
DOM:
If you did not receive this email, please see Ms. Klovekorn.
WILL:
One last thing regarding NHS, there will be a tutorial meeting on Friday in the cafeteria for anyone interested in applying. If you cannot attend, stop by room 220 or email Ms. Klovekorn.

This one is for any junior or senior going on the Washington DC trip–check your email today!
DOM:
Yes, if you are signed up to attend the DC trip, make sure to check your email today for some important information.
WILL:
One last meeting announcement–Best Buddies will meet this Friday during tutorial in Mrs. Sammons’ room, room 316.
DOM:
The Best Buddies meeting will have light snacks and fun games–Everyone is welcome, so stop by on Friday.
WILL:
This year’s Homecoming Dance theme is NEON NIGHTS, and will be held on Saturday, September 30th.
DOM:
Tickets go on sale through Hometown ticketing this Friday, the 22nd.
WILL:
Anyone planning to take a date who does not attend Talawanda must complete a guest form.
DOM:
Guest forms can be picked up starting on Monday in the main office.
WILL:
Make sure to read all information on the guest form before submitting it.
DOM:
Speaking of Homecoming, we have some breaking news on homecoming representatives.
WILL:
That’s right–The Talawanda homecoming court has been voted on and we’ve got the list right here.
DOM:
Freshman class representatives are Kemper McAfee and Lydia Staton
WILL:
Sophomore class reps are Brayden Douglas and Sadie Van Gorden
DOM:
Junior class reps are Ben Brown and Krupa Patel
WILL:
And the senior class court consists of Isaac Jones, Owen King, and Connor Schulte,
DOM:
as well as Nina Friedline, Shemari Green, and Molly Van Gorden
WILL:
Congratulations to all of those Homecoming representatives.
DOM:
All this week clubs and groups will have tables set up in the cafeteria during lunch as part of Club Rush week.
WILL:
Club Rush week is a great opportunity to see what the different clubs and groups here at THS are all about. Not only that, but students will then have a chance to get involved.
DOM:
Here with more on Club Rush week is club enthusiast, Ms. Mann:
**NEWS VID**
***Mrs. Mann video on Club Rush Week***
DOM:
So, THS, if you’re thinking about getting involved but don’t know what THS has to offer, be sure to check out those tables today!
WILL:
Switching gears a little–let’s go to the sports desk.
DOM:
Here’s Addi with some sports updates. What’s happening in the world of THS sports, Addi?m
Addi:
Over the weekend we had a couple of things going on.

On friday our football team recorded their first win of the season against Dayton Carroll, congratulations and good work boys. Point contributions by Cale Leitch , Meech Morris-Williams, Lance Cantrell, and Nico Motta. On another note, our QB 1 is up for player of the week, so if you get a chance go vote Cale Leitch. You can vote every hour.

On Saturday, Volleyball was on the road to ross overcoming them 3-1.

The Cross Country team attended the Eaton Invitational. Both the boys and girls placed third overall. Four of our runners finished in the top 5. Lucia Rodbro and Adrianna Luking took the first and second place spots for the girls. Max Bixler finished second and Bryson Fears finished 4th for the boys.

Tonight, Boys soccer will be on the road to Monroe, Jv at 5 and Varsity at 7

Girls soccer will be at home tonight taking on Colerain Jv at 5 and Varsity at 7

Finally, Girls Golf will also take on Colerain at 4p.

That’s all I got today and I’ll see you right back here tomorrow.

Now, here’s a video featuring Alexis and Sadie asking teachers to explain Gen Z slang.
**CONTENT**
**Alexis & Sadie asking teachers about Gen Z slang**
WILL:
Well, that’s it for today, THS. Thanks for joining us. I’m WILL…
DOM:
…and I’m DOM. We’ll see you tomorrow for more news and content. Have a marvelous day, everyone.

Tessa:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
Kate:
Today is FRIDAY, September 15th, 2023.
I’m Kate.
Tessa:
and I’m Tessa. And here’s what’s happening around THS.
Kate:
The PSAT will be held on October 25th, and the registration deadline has been extended until Tuesday, September 19th.
Tessa:
Registration for the PSAT is for sophomores and juniors only. See Ms. Adler in the counselor’s office for more information about registration.
Kate:
Looking at next week–the Talawanda Robotics club will have its first meetings of the year, meeting on Monday and Thursday.
Tessa:
Robotics club will meet in Ms. Schran’s room, room 412, right after school to examine last year’s robot and develop ideas for this year. Talk to Ms. Schran if you have questions.
Kate:
Seniors in NHS will meet next Wednesday during tutorial in Ms. Klovekorn’s room, room 220.
Tessa:
Additionally, any junior or senior with a 3.6 GPA or higher should check their email for details about how to apply to become a member of NHS.
Kate:
If you did not receive this email, please see Ms. Klovekorn.
Tessa:
One last thing regarding NHS, there will be a tutorial meeting next Friday, September 22nd in the cafeteria for anyone interested in applying. If you cannot attend, stop by room 220 or email Ms. Klovekorn.
Kate:
All next week clubs and groups will have tables set up in the cafeteria during lunch as part of Club Rush week.
Tessa:
Club Rush week is a great opportunity to see what the different clubs and groups here at THS are all about. Not only that, but students will then have a chance to get involved.
Kate:
So, THS, if you’re thinking about getting involved but don’t know what THS has to offer, be sure to check out those tables next week.
Tessa:
This year’s Homecoming Dance theme is NEON NIGHTS, and will be held on Saturday, September 30th.
Kate:
Tickets go on sale through Hometown ticketing next Friday, the 22nd.
Tessa:
Anyone planning to take a date who does not attend Talawanda must complete a guest form.
Kate:
Guest forms can be picked up starting on Monday in the main office.
Tessa:
Make sure to read all information on the guest form before submitting it.
Kste: Tessa, did you know it’s Spanish heritage month?
Tessa: No I didn’t.
Kate: Well here’s the Spanish 4 students with a video introducing the month!

Addi:
Thanks, Kate. We had a lot of action in the sports world last night so lets get right into it.

Boys soccer took on harrison, falling to them 5-0

In a hard fought battle, our volleyball team fell to Harrison in __ close scoring sets.

Tennis was on the road to Fairfield overcoming them 3-2. Wins posted by Abbie Curry, Layla Fritzsche, Alyssa Hornsby, Catherine Moul, and Emma Lake.

Finally, Boys Golf took on Harrison in their final conference match of the season beating them 163-164 and claiming the title of SWOC champs, impressive scores from the entire team. Congratulations and good work boys.

Another Friday, Another FNL. Our Football team will be on the road to Dayton Carroll tonight, If you’re making the trip to support our team, the game will start at 7 and the theme is frat out.

Tomorrow, Cross Country will be heading to Eaton to partake in the Eaton Invitational.
Girls Soccer will be on the road to princeton, JV at 1 and Varsity at 3

And Volleyball is heading over to ross, game starting at 1:15

That’s all for sports today, have a great weekend Talawanda. Now, here is another Evan and Guilliano masterpiece.
**CONTENT**
**Luna Cares Video**
Tessa:
Well, that’s it for today, THS. Thanks for joining us. I’m Tessa…
Kate:
…and I’m Kate. We’ll see you next week for more news and content. Have a tremendous weekend, everyone.

Tessa:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
Kate:
Today is THURSDAY, September 14th, 2023.
I’m Kate.
Tessa:
and I’m Tessa. Here’s what’s happening around THS.
Kate:
First, a correction from yesterday’s announcements–Diversity club will meet tomorrow during tutorial, not today.
Tessa:
That’s right. Diversity club meets tomorrow, Friday, during tutorial, in Mrs. Schultze’s room, room 400.
Kate:
The PSAT will be held on October 25th, and the registration deadline has been extended until Tuesday, September 19th.
Tessa:
Registration for the PSAT is for sophomores and juniors only. See Ms. Adler in the counselor’s office for more information about registration.
Kate:
Looking at next week–the Talawanda Robotics club will have its first meetings of the year, meeting on Monday and Thursday.
Tessa:
Robotics club will meet in Ms. Schran’s room, room 412, right after school to examine last year’s robot and develop ideas for this year. Talk to Ms. Schran if you have questions.
Kate:
Also next week–clubs and groups will have tables set up in the cafeteria during lunch as part of Club Rush week.
Tessa:
Club Rush week is a great opportunity to see what the different clubs and groups here at THS are all about. Not only that, but students will then have a chance to get involved.
Kate:
So, THS, if you’re thinking about getting involved but don’t know what THS has to offer, be sure to check out those tables next week.
Tessa:
We have some news here about Homecoming.
Kate:
This just in: voting for homecoming court and representatives will take place in English classes today and tomorrow.
Tessa:
Speaking of Homecoming, have you heard what this year’s Homecoming theme will be?
Kate:
I have. I hear this year’s theme is pretty…radiant.
Tessa:
You know it! Talawanda’s Homecoming dance, NEON NIGHTS, will be held on Saturday, September 30th.
Kate:
Tickets go on sale through Hometown ticketing next Friday, the 22nd.
Tessa:
What if I want to take a date who doesn’t go to Talawanda?
Kate:
Oh, no problem. Anyone wanting to take a date who doesn’t attend Talawanda must fill out a guest form.
Tessa:
Guest forms can be picked up starting on Monday in the main office.
Kate:
Here with a bit more about Homecoming voting and tickets is sophomore teacher, Ms. Mann:
**NEWS VID**
***Ms. Mann about Homecoming Rep voting and tickets***
Tessa:
Thanks for that info, Ms. Mann.

Addi:
Alright so it looks like JV tennis hit the court last night defeating colerain with a score of 5-0, Winners for talawanda were: Emily Depremont, Kyle Hackney, Alaina Meyer, Krupa Patel, Savannah Tepker, Katie Conger, and Linnaea Wright-Meyer

Tonight is what we have all been waiting for, Volleyball will have a conference match at home against Harrison at 7pm and it is also Dig for the Cure in which there will be a split the pot, silent auctions, and raffles so throw on some pink clothes and come with full pockets, all proceeds will be given to the Luna Cares Fund. If you can’t make it out, you can find the game being streamed live right here on channel 85.

Boys soccer will be right outside on the field also facing Harrison Jv at 5 Varsity at 7

Boys Golf will also be facing harrison tonight at Miami Whitewater. Look out wildcats.

Finally tennis will be on the road to Fairfield.

Big good luck to all of our athletes tonight. That’s all i got for sports today.
Now, here with a video asking students to match pictures with songs is our own Cale and Myah:
**CONTENT**
**Cale and Myah w/ matching songs with pics**
Tessa:
Well, that’s it for today, THS.
Kate:
Thanks for joining us–we’ll see you tomorrow for more news and content.

Tessa:
Recording live from the THS newsroom in Oxford, Ohio, this is THS daily news.
Kate:
Today is WEDNESDAY, September 13th, 2023.
I’m Kate.
Tessa:
and I’m Tessa. Here’s what’s happening at THS today and throughout this week.
Kate:
Today, during tutorial, there will be a meeting for anyone attending the Washington DC trip.
Tessa:
If you are going on that trip, you must attend this meeting. Be sure to head to the cafeteria during tutorial today for roommate selection and other important trip details.
Kate:
Also meeting during tutorial today is Voila!
Tessa:
This meeting will take place in room 118.
Kate:
A correction from yesterday’s announcements–Diversity club will meet tomorrow during tutorial, not today.
Tessa:
That’s right. Diversity club meets tomorrow, during tutorial, in Mrs. Schultze’s room, room 400.
Kate:
An important deadline coming up this Friday is for PSAT registration.
Tessa:
Yes, the PSAT will be held on October 25th. But, registration is due in the Counselor’s office by this Friday. Be sure to register before it’s too late.
Kate:
Registration for the PSAT is for sophomores and juniors only.
Tessa:
Looking at next week–the Talawanda Robotics club will have its first meetings of the year, meeting on Monday and Thursday.
Kate:
Robotics club will meet in Ms. Schran’s room, room 412, right after school to examine last year’s robot and develop ideas for this year. Talk to Ms. Schran if you have questions.
Tesa:
Also next week–FCCLA is putting on Club Rush week.
Kate:
Club Rush week is a great opportunity to see what the different clubs and groups here at THS are all about. Not only that, but students will then have a chance to get involved.
Tessa:
Groups and clubs will have tables set up during lunches all next week. So, THS, if you’re thinking about getting involved but don’t know what THS has to offer, be sure to check out those tables next week.
Kate:
Hey, Tessa–have you seen the bulletin board in the main hallway with a bunch of student names on it?
Tessa:
Oh, yeah, I did notice that. I was curious to know a bit more about that.
Kate:
I was curious, too. So, we sent a team out to get the scoop.
**NEWS VID**
***news video on PBIS bulletin board***
Tessa:
Oh, that’s a great idea. What a simple way to encourage some positivity around the school.
Kate:
For sure.
Tessa:

Well, now let’s keep the ball rolling and head over to the Sports Desk with Addi.
Addi:
All right if you all remember we had lots of excitement going on for sports last night.

Startin off Girls SOccer faced Harrison falling to them 9-1 goal was scored by Jaklyn Wynn on a PK. We’ll get ’em next time ladies!

Tennis faced Northwest overcoming them 4-1 adding the first conference win to their record.

Volleyball continued their winning streak beating Eaton in __ sets. Great work ladies, can’t wait to see y’all back on the court tomorrow.

Looks like everyone needs some recovery after all of the chaos of last night, because there are no sports happening today. But all of our athletes will be back in action tomorrow so tune back in for that.

Next up here is Lucia with, you catch it, you keep it.
**CONTENT**

Tessa:
Well, that’s it for today, THS.
Kate:
Thanks for joining us–we’ll see you tomorrow for more news and content.