Top 5 Electives
Even in the tough times many high schools across America face, DHS has been fortunate to keep a wide array of great class options. Students can take two to three electives each semester. Neirad Enilno canvassed the campus to find out what electives kids are excited to take in the new school year.
Senior Taiki Miki
“I'm really excited for gym to show off my muscles in the weight room.”
Senior David Watson
“AP lunch. I’m looking forward to that extra 0.5 on my GPA.”
Junior Caroline Schau
“Psychology. I want to see what it is like to have a baby.”
Senior Julia Boulton
“AP Euro. I really enjoyed Western Civ so I’m excited to take this class.”
Sophomore Kieran Suri
“Reading and Studies Skills. We get lollipops on Fridays.”
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April 1990 Blast from the Past by Katie Stueber,
Cribs: Regan Bolotin by Shelby Penfield,
How to: Drop off in the Mornings by Shelby Penfield,
Neirad's Back to School Fashion Do's and Don'ts by Katherine Minion,
Skills for the Future: Investing and Personal Finance by Ryan Barthold,
Year of the Wave? Varsity Football Primed for New Season by Dan Pidgeon,
"We Are Good People Clothing" Makes a Difference by Sam Nelson,
Back-to-School Brings "Green" Tips by Nicolas Correa,
Hot in the Lot Michael Gentile's 2009 Subaru Impreza by Charles Spivey,
Johnny's Makes a Comeback by Lisa Randall,
New Teachers 2010 by Claire Dickson, Parker Lange, Ian Sullivan, Kevin Cassidy, Lisa Randall, Katie Grozier, and Ryan Barthold,
Post 53 Cleans Shelf with Brand New Officers by Dan Pidgeon,
Reader Contest Winners by Staff,
Back-to-School Supply Guide by Nicolas Correa,
Frozen Yogurt Store Fails to D-Lite by Blair Pelley,
30 Days of Minimum Wage, Jail Time, and Life in a Wheelchair by Christian Nielsen,
Top 5 Electives by Sam Nelson,
Mrs. Webb-Maloney Eases College Stress by Blair Pelley,
Writing Center Comes Back to Life by Katherine Minion,
Yoga 101: Age Old Practice Comes With Its Own Courtesy Suggestions by Blair Pelley,
