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Stillwater High School (Oklahoma)
Public secondary school in Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Stillwater High School is a public secondary school in Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States. It is located at 1224 North Husband Street in Stillwater, Oklahoma and the only high school in Stillwater Public Schools.
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The first Senior Class graduated from Stillwater High School in 1901. The earliest students of Stillwater High School attended classes in the Alcott Building constructed in 1896 at Ninth and Duck Street. The Horace Mann School was built 1910 at the same location to accommodate expanding enrollments. The Stillwater High School or South High was built in 1918 at Twelfth and Duck Street. South High is considered by many to be the first real high school. The building has since been renovated and is part of the Stillwater Public Library. In the early 1940s, Stillwater High moved to the North High location at Ninth and Duck Street. This is the building that many refer to as the “Old High School.” It is now the Stillwater Community Center and location of the Stillwater/C.E. Donart Alumni Association and Museum.
By 1960 Stillwater High had a new location and a new name with the construction and dedication of the campus on North Main and Husband Street. Stillwater High School was renamed for Mr. C.E. Donart—honoring his fifty years of service as the clerk of the Stillwater Board of Education and his efforts to build the new high school. The school returned to the original name of Stillwater High School by 1982. Recent additions to the high school at the North Main and Husband location include the SHS Performing Arts Center and 6000-seat Pioneer Stadium.
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Extracurricular activities
Clubs and organizations
- Afro-Am Club
- Art Club
- Beta Club
- Book Club
- DECA
- Disc Golf & Ultimate Club
- Theatre Club
- FCA
- FCCLA
- FFA
- French Club
- Gender and Sexuality Alliance
- Health and Fitness Club
- History Club
- International Club
- Junior Class
- Key Club
- Mu Alpha Theta
- National French Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- Native American Student Association
- Poetry Club
- P90x club
- Senior Class
- Stillwater Makes A Change (SMAC)
- Sophomore Class
- Spanish Club
- Student Council
- Students for Human Rights
- HIV Awareness
- SWAT
- Young Democrats
- Youth in Government
- Debate Club
- Young Republicans
- Yarn Club
- Gamers Club
Athletics
- Baseball
- Basketball - Boys
- Basketball - Girls
- Cheerleading
- Cross Country
- Football
- Golf - Boys
- Golf - Girls
- Pom
- Soccer - Boys
- Soccer - Girls
- Softball
- Swimming
- Tennis - Boys
- Tennis - Girls
- Track
- Volleyball
- Wrestling
Performing arts
- Band
- Chorale
- Drama
- Orchestra
Other
- Academic Team
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Notable alumni
- Brett Anderson, MLB pitcher
- Jim "Bad News" Barnes, former NBA 1st Round Draft Pick, first black basketball player to ever win the Oklahoma Player of the Year Award,[3] 1964 Olympic Gold Medal winner (Basketball).
- Burkhard Bilger, journalist and author[4]
- Josh Fields, former MLB infielder[5]
- Sunny Golloway, head baseball coach at East Central University
- James E. Hill, World War II fighter ace and four-star U.S. Air Force general
- Jackson Holliday, baseball shortstop, selected with the first overall pick in the 2022 Major League Baseball draft for the Baltimore Orioles
- Matt Holliday, former MLB outfielder
- Moe Iba, former basketball coach
- Howard Keys, former NFL player
- Jimmy LaFave, folk musician
- Tyson Ritter, musician and actor, frontman of The All-American Rejects
- Jackie Shipp, football coach
- Artie Smith, former NFL player
- Yatika Starr Fields, Native American Artist[6]
- Nick Wheeler, musician, guitarist of The All-American Rejects
- Ab Wright, former NFL and MLB player
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