Oak Harbor High School Alma Mater
- Close by the shores of old Pacific,
- where ocean waves roll high and free;
- Nestled above our peaceful harbor,
- guarded by snow-crowned majesty;
- Purple and gold we rise to honor
Glory and pride of every heart.
Loyal forever doubt us never Alma mater hail hail hail!
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