DAVID DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER SINCE 1954
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Junior Bryan Sanchez Lopez reads the Highlander in his study hall third period. "It seems interesting," Sanchez Lopez said. "It has a lot of news I didn't know."
Highlander prints Fall Edition
Highlander prints Fall Edition
2,000 copies of the newspaper were handed out 2nd period on Oct. 15. The Highlander has been publishing independent student journalism since 1954.
First year for painted parking spots, last year for class of ‘27
First year for painted parking spots, last year for class of ‘27
“The goal of this project is to build community. However, another goal is to beautify the campus.”
AYLA MAGER
Senior parking spot lottery winners painted their own parking spaces in the pool building parking lot.
“Being willing to put yourself in an unfamiliar situation and try to do something at a high level that you have never tried before takes a lot of self-confidence.”
NEVAEH ALLEYNE
Senior Lucy Kimball made five extra points in a win against Centennial on Oct. 9, 49-6.
"Passing time was the easiest way to implement the additional time."
Seniors ready for year with Senior Sunrise
Seniors ready for year with Senior Sunrise
“I thought it was really bittersweet for our last first day with the graduating class,” senior Lucy Stokes said.
"The account includes 17 posts, which appear to target David Douglas football players and use racist, anti-immigrant, and religious sterotypes."
"In the state of Oregon, all levels of public schools K-12 have to meet a minimum amount of hours that students are in class and in years past we have missed the mark."
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