Orangefield High School

OHS Yearbooks

OHS Freshman Parent Meeting is tonight!

🐠Fish Camp🐠

Dear Parents of 2026 Seniors, In following tradition, we would like to invite you to celebrate your son or daughter’s high school achievements by purchasing an advertisement of recognition for this year’s football program. These ads are a unique way for you to congratulate your child at this important milestone in his or her education. New this year, the football program will be in full color! The 2025-2026 school year starts in early August and football season starts soon after. The football program will be completed during the summer months in order for us to have programs to sell at our first game. Therefore, the deadline for purchasing an ad is Friday, July 18th and the deadline for submitting your ad is Wednesday, July 23rd . Here’s How All senior ads will be sold ONLINE ONLY: https://shop.yearbookmarket.com/ *********************** You will design your own ad at Yearbook Market. Yearbook Market, the format Traditions uses, offers templates to help you create your ad. If you already have an ad created, you may just upload the created ad into Yearbook Market. For questions, please email Paula Droddy at pdroddy@orangefieldisd.net • Note: You must click Create a Yearbook Ad – this actually accesses the football program ad sale. • You may complete your ad over multiple sessions before submitting it. Scan the QR Code Below for a How-To on Yearbook Market! Prices Full Page—$175 Half Page—$100 1/4 Page—$75

🧡 Welcome Dr. Stephenson🧡

Tonight's OHS Graduation can be live streamed through the Orangefield ISD YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/live/T826QcIdOGE?feature=shared

Throughout the school year, the students of Orangefield High School have a meaningful partnership with LifeShare Blood Center, offering them the chance to donate blood and make a life-saving difference. As a testament to their dedication, seniors who contribute four or more times are honored with a graduation cord. Adding to this recognition, LifeShare provides a scholarship to a deserving senior, with this year's award being $1240, to be announced at the senior awards night.

Tuesday, April 29, Orangefield High School's chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 28 new members.

Congratulations to Mr. Rob Block for being named this year's recipient of the OHS Golden Apple Award! This award is voted on by the student body and presented by OHS Student Council.

Congratulations to this year's Mr. & Miss OHS Mr. OHS: Adam Tsan Miss OHS: Gracie Bickham

Girls All District Golf 🏌🏼‍♀️🧡

Congratulations Lincoln!🏌🏽🧡

Boys All District Golf 🏌🏽🧡

The OHS Choir took the stage for its annual Spring Concert last Thursday, a vibrant mix of music that celebrated the season and showcased months of hard work and talent. The concert program included selections performed at this year’s UIL choir contest as well as exciting new pieces prepared especially for this event. Friends and family were treated to a dynamic blend of classical and contemporary choral works that featured the choir’s versatility and passion. A special highlight of the evening were performances by this year's featured soloists—all of whom have qualified for the UIL State Solo & Ensemble competition. Their exceptional vocal talent and dedication represent the highest level of musical achievement within the program. All of our state soloists were also recognized. This concert was a celebration of everything our students have accomplished this year and a great way to start the summer!

Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Valedictorian - Adam Tsan Salutatorian - Colt Longron

Orangefield High School Agricultural Technology and Mechanical Systems Teacher, Mr. Todd Sheppard, hosted the First Annual Texas High School Welding Series Certification Event. Mr. Sheppard invited 21 students that are enrolled in his Agricultural Structures Design and Fabrication and Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources classes to participate in this event. He is extremely proud of his students, all 21 students earning an AWS D9.1 Sheet Metal Welding Certificate. A special thank you to Eric Pesak and Robert Jones from the Texas High School Welding Series for joining us in this event.

OISD would like to recognize the following students on taking the next step to becoming a healthcare professional. All 13 of the Health Science PCT program students have passed their national certification exam to become a Certified Patient Care Technician/Assistant (CPCT/A). Congratulations on a job well done! Left to right: Embrie Manshack, Larymie Thompson, Izabella Boquet, Maysie Carpenter, Luke Delahoussaye, Leslie Alonso, Bryce Naquin, Kiley Nichols, Katie Guyote, Ethan Cart, Madison Sanborn, Owen Meyer, Kaitlyn Sullivan

Members of the OHS Family Career and Community Leaders of America ended their year with a field trip to Lamar University Beaumont. Members checked in at the LU Welcome Center, received some swag, and were escorted over to the Nutrition, Hospitality & Human Services atrium. The college did an overview of the programs and degree plans offered and gave a tour of the building and culinary lab. The students enjoyed their visit and would like to sincerely thank Lamar University's faculty & staff for their generosity.