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DECK THE HALLS: Sophomore Kara Hairston places an ornament on one of the Holiday Shrubberies in Mr. Shehs room. Two Holiday Shrubberies sat in Mr. Shehs room this finals season. These festivities show the love he has for his IB, journalism, and creative writing classes. I think it is very sweet, says Hairston. It is nice to know that he cares enough to make the classroom feel like a home, especially when finals roll around and everyone seems to be on edge. Whether or not you celebrate a holiday this time of year; it is always nice to know that your teachers care.

Life in the Den

March 2, 2023
SUPER SUCCESS: Wolfden represents the school at DMs 74-49 victory over Arcadia. “The crowd and friends are why I go to the games, said junior Drew Kasianko, adding its some of the most fun I have. This gave gave the Wolves a five-game winning streak entering a Jan. 26 bout with arch rival Chaparral.

Spirited sports

March 2, 2023
CREATIVE COMPOSITION: Junior Gretchen Bagby presented art she drew in Mrs. Wilkins art class and which was inside of DMs art gallery. Mrs. Wilkins says she enjoys teaching art. “It’s my joy, my joy everyday,” she said. Desert Mountain takes pride in the art of this school, and in fact various galleries and murals throughout the school display students art.

Artistic aptitudes

March 2, 2023
BOOK FROM SOMEWHERE: Tiffany Rosenhans debut novel Girl from Nowhere is a spy thriller about a teen girl who believes she is done with her hectic and dangerous past—only to find her past catching up with her. I love spy thrillers, said Rosenhan; I always wanted to explore the world. Rosenhan says she even contemplated joining the CIA at one point.

Writing a path forward

Christopher Lessler, Staff writer
May 17, 2022
A CAPTIVATING PROJECT: DMs annual Project Captivate event is a platform for students to speak about what interests them. “Since Project Captivate is such a unique thing in the world, Taylor said, we need to make it a unique experience for attendants.” Taylor and many others are collaborating to organize this years Project Captivate, set to occur mid-May.

Captivating an audience

Christopher Lessler, Staff Writer
April 25, 2022
ICONIC CLASSROOMS OF DM--Christopher Lessler will spotlight the classrooms that students say provide more than just a place to study and learn--but a place to live.

An artist’s alcove

Christopher Lessler, Staff writer
April 19, 2022
ICONIC CLASSROOMS OF DM--Christopher Lessler will spotlight the classrooms that students say provide more than just a place to study and learn--but a place to live.

Out of the Black Box

January 14, 2022
ICONIC CLASSROOMS OF DM--Christopher Lessler will spotlight the classrooms that students say provide more than just a place to study and learn--but a place to live.

Colorful Classroom

Christopher Lessler, Staff writer
November 10, 2021
MASTERING THE MASTER SCHEDULE: Mr. Andrews used to utilize this board to plan the master schedule. “I usually don’t start from scratch,” Mr. Andrews said. “I usually take the template from last year and move things around.” This year, however, Mr. Andrews will be planning the schedule electronically.

A course toward the future

Christopher Lessler, Staff Writer
March 23, 2021
STOPPING A SUPERIMPOSED SURGE: On Nov. 13, Superintendent Menzel sent a letter asking for all students who travel or partake in large gatherings during Thanksgiving break to quarantine for two weeks afterward. There is currently discussion about implementing a similar request for winter break, in the hopes of preventing a surge in COVID-19 cases similar to that seen after Thanksgiving. Board member-elect Dr. Hart-Wells says that using masks can help subdue surges in COVID-19 spread. “We have masks available to us now,” Dr. Hart-Wells said; “we don’t have to wait on a vaccine.”

The holiday gift of quarantining

Christopher Lessler, Staff writer
January 4, 2021
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