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Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Senior Editor

Olouwatobi, also known as Tobi, is a third year senior editor for The Orator Newspaper, Tobi's favorite things about Newspaper is being apart of the group, and going to competitions to write stories. Other than newspaper, he is apart of swim, AIM TRiO program, a member of NHS, a Student Council representative and won homecoming king.

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Social studies teacher Nicholas Wennstedt rides his bike towards the back of the school on his way in. Wennstedt rides his bike to school in order to save gas since gas prices are high right now, and to help keep himself healthy and fit.

Social studies, science teachers break cycle of driving to work

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Senior Editor
May 6, 2022
At the Bellevue East wrestling meet, senior Layna Blankenship stands tall and fiercely looks into the crowd and audience member after beating her opponent from Bellevue East, one of the many wins Blankenship had.

2022 Valedictorian named

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Senior Editor
May 6, 2022
Prom to give vintage Hollywood vibes

Prom to give vintage Hollywood vibes

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
March 31, 2022
During the 2021 baseball season, head baseball coach Brian Kottich has a quick pep talk with sophomore Omar Ramirez at first base before he heads out to play defense at a game against Bellevue East.

Sending off former Bear alumni and Coach

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Senior Editor
February 11, 2022
During soccer conditioning, seniors Diana Reyes and Jesenia Herenandez Ortega get their warm up run in before they start doing their soccer drills.

New head girls’ varsity soccer coach named

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Senior Editor
February 11, 2022
During the varsity basketball game against Gretna on Dec. 9, senior point guard Terril Brown dribbles down the court while trying to keep the ball away from his opponent, Gretna’s point guard, number 24 Alex Wilcoxson. The Bears went on to lose the game by a close margin of 45-47.

Rematch Time

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Senior Editor
December 17, 2021
From 6:45 to 10 pm, the lights at the Bryan Baeball field were lit up to honor Chris Gradoville. “I have to give a huge shout out to Mr. Pierson,” head baseball coach Brian Kottich said. We were discussing the moment of silence and he recommended that the lights stay on in memory of him.”

Chris Gradoville, a friend, a leader, a athlete, a alumni, a legend

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
October 17, 2021
After the girls varsity volleyball team wins one of the sets they triumphantly run back to their team, whore waiting for them in excitement.

Girls volleyball team beats longtime rivals

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
September 1, 2021
Preparing meals as part of Omaha Loco’s meal program on Jan. 9 Gladys Harrison owner of Big Mama’s does her part in delivering the 7,000 meals they delivered to families.

Local food delivery service launches, helps local restaurants

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
April 23, 2021
At the Planet Fitness located on 5035 S. 36th Street, assistant manager Ally Smith sanitizes one of the treadmills. “Our brand is heavily focused on cleaning anyway,” Smith said. “With the pandemic we’ve just double downed on that. Insuring our member’s safety is top priority.”

[Photo] Gym fights back against COVID-19

Victoria Besta, Reporter
February 26, 2021

Sport scholarships still in abundance even with extra year of eligibility for college players

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
December 7, 2020

Legend of Korra disappoints due to lack of connection to Avatar: The Last Airbender

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
December 4, 2020
Climbing on one of the bridges that are on the rope course, junior Jose Hernandez couldn’t stop himself from looking down. “I felt really nervous,” Hernandez said. “All I was thinking about was falling off.”Climbing on one of the bridges that are on the rope course, junior Jose Hernandez couldn’t stop himself from looking down. “I felt really nervous,” Hernandez said. “All I was thinking about was falling off.”

Fontenelle Forest gives visitors a “rush”

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section editor
October 30, 2020
After climbing four hours to the top of a 2,500 ft mountain with her brother, junior Isabel Stewart takes a seat on some rocks and stares off in the distance reflecting on her journey. “When I finally reached the top I was like hallelujah, because my legs were burning,” Stewart said. “I felt accomplished when I got to the top. The view was unreal, it was absolutely beautiful, one of the prettiest views for sure.”

Alaska or bust

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
October 30, 2020
Former Bear runs for OPS School Board

Former Bear runs for OPS School Board

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
October 30, 2020
School gets indoor make-over

School gets indoor make-over

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
October 20, 2020
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Father-son drama portrays overwhelming differences of interests leads to a flavorful film

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
April 5, 2020
Hanging up a poster on the auditorium doors for the upcoming musical, Little Shop of Horrors, senior Taylor Richman advertises the production.

Musical featuring giant, alien plant pushes cast to new heights

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section editor
February 21, 2020
In early Oct. members of Teacher Adminstration Center (TAC) were sent out to find possible locations of where approximately three tennis courts can be placed. Here are ideas of potential locations of the courts

Chance for additions

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Section Editor
February 21, 2020
As part of the school’s robotics club, freshman Kevin Ruiz-Gallardo flies a Mavic HS107 drone through the west hallway after school. Ruiz-Gallardo will participate in the CREATE Whirl Wind Drone Competition which will be hosted at the school on Dec. 21.

Gearing up

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou and
December 13, 2019
Relaxing on the stairs, Ruby Bugarin Arce looks up with confidence in her outfit. At home she decided to get the shoes because of all the colors on them, knowing that they would look good with a lot of her outfits.

Junior projects confidence with style

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Reporter
October 30, 2019
What to expect for tomorrows PreACT test

What to expect for tomorrow’s PreACT test

Olouwatobi Noukpozounkou, Reporter
October 21, 2019
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