A box of donated jewelry tools, including needle files, bench blocks, setting tools and ring sizing guages. Photo by Highlander staff
Artist Ellen Dimsdale made pieces for Industrial Light and Magic, a studio founded by George Lucas, and made intricate models for artists.
Students talked to protesters about racism, transitioning, economics, and other highly politicized topics.
Junior Bryan Sagastume-Martinez speaks to KATU News outside DDHS at an Oct. 15 protest of the cancelling of a Club America meeting Photo by Nick Barnett
Sophomores Khloe Buczek and Andrew Talimao photograph bubbles in Michael Givler's photography class.
"Photography is a way to find beauty in the stuff that you walk past every day and don't notice," said theater and photography teacher David Rosenbaum.
“I love working with the kids,” sophomore Emma Burks said. “It's a good opportunity for students to experiment with what they want to do in life. ”
The emerald ash borer was the first found in Portland city limits
Photo by Claire Hay
Students perused over 35 after school clubs
Photo by Felix Locker
Two English teachers and one science teacher have started their first years at Douglas
English teacher Andrew Hermanski teaches a sophomore English class photo by Greyson Silverman
Phone violations by grade level, as of Sept. 29 Photo provided by Administration
Sophomore Charlie Adams and Freshman Coltrane Routly read the Highlander in their 4th period Creative Writing Class. "It's good," said Routly. "Number three in the Trivia was the only one I could confidently answer, but I got half of them right."
2,000 copies were passed out to classrooms. The Highlander has been printing student journalism since 1953.
