Jamie Rich: Dressember
Throughout December, did you see more dresses and ties than usual? If so, this is in result of Dressember, a collaborative movement where one may...
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Sadie Riester
After the COVID-19 shutdown last spring, Dana’s sports seasons were devastatingly cancelled. Throughout quarantine, it was challenging for many Dana athletes to try and find...
CJ Zwahlen Commits To Washington State University
by Maya Kruger
As students and teachers have settled into the new methods of education amidst COVID-19, sports teams and coaches are still working out how this school...
Wyatt Gouger: Running Student Senate
by Jake Haskins
Since COVID-19 broke out into the world, many students have felt overwhelmed by the pandemic’s chaos. Wyatt Gouger, the Head of Student Senate, hopes to...
Feature: Ava Moaddeli
by Ava Etemadi
Music is undoubtedly a large part in the lives of many Dana Hills’ students, but this is especially true for senior Ava Moaddeli. As an...
Olivia Salazar: Sophomore Class President
by Maxine Gable
Due to COVID-19, it is fair to say that optimism has become something difficult to retain for many. Hopes have been shattered and inspiration has...
Hannah Spector Spreading Mental Health Awareness
Although September is suicide prevention month, it is never a bad time to raise awareness for metal health in your community and offer support to...
Natalie Granofsky: Dana’s Own Jewelry Maker
by Ava Etemadi
Many students at Dana have hobbies they enjoy, though few have channeled their passions into businesses. Natalie Granofsky, a junior at Dana, started a jewelry...
Grace Lisle: The 2020-2021 Yearbook Editor in Chief
by Ellie Brown
As we roll into yet another year at Dana Hills High School, a new Editor in Chief of the Yearbook has stepped up to create...
Aedan Anderson: The Start of a New ASU
by Ryan Beavin
As hybrid learning kicks into full gear, there have been many questions on what the new norm will look like as we start heading back...