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A Golden Homecoming

Rohini Gopalakrishnan
November 2, 2024

Many cheers and fireworks were heard from the Homecoming football game against Cactus! So many students came to cheer on the wolves and had a lot of fun! Spectator Lauren Levine comments she was confident of DM’s chances of winning, and her calculations were correct. DM wolves won 44 to 0 in a very eventful game with 6 touchdowns being scored, including one intercepted by Elijah Banquel. Joey Anderson claims it was his first time going to a football game, and it prompted him to want to come again. Either old or new-comers, students came from all over to cheer on DM, from Notre Dame Prep and beyond. We love to see the spirit! 

The Homecoming dance was also a hit; now, for the big question: who won Homecoming king and queen? The money was on Jaden Lindley and Ava Lowman, but the winners were Madison O and Grant Underwood. Congratulations to them! A great Homecoming to remember!

Go wolves!

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Rohini Gopalakrishnan
Rohini Gopalakrishnan, Writer
Rohini Gopalakrishnan is a Sophomore starting her second year at Desert Mountain High School. She has always had a passion for writing and loves many styles, especially poetry and descriptive writing. Her love for writing started when she was around eight years old, beginning by writing simple short stories and then transitioning into more illustrative and extensive writing. She was a part of her middle school’s Creative Writing Club and participated in creative writing summer camps such as the Young Author’s Writing Program and the High School Creative Writing Class. She loves sharing her work with her mom and grandma, who have always motivated her and believed she could use her skills in the real world. Rohini uses writing as a way to express herself and connect more with the world around her. She believes writing does not always need to be serious, but that it can be a fun way to use your imagination to create interesting stories, maybe related to your personal life, or with a fairytale ending. Rohini also believes writing is a useful tool to connect with others to find similarities and differences in not just the person’s writing, but the individuals themselves. Career-wise, she is interested in psychology and business and plans to study it in the future. While this is her first year being a part of Wolf’s Print, Rohini is excited to take this opportunity to enhance her writing skills, collaborate with others, and truly be a part of the Desert Mountain student body.