The Dishman Hills High School leadership team came up with spirit week activities for the school Oct 30 - Nov 2.The leadership team thought of certain days for dressing up dif-ferent to get more school spirit and to try and get students more excited about coming to school.Oct 30 was pajama day, Oct 31 was costume day, Nov 1 was wacky wednesday and Nov 2 was

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DHHS Leadership Team Brings Spirit

Griffins coffee House

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ing caffiene fix?

Veteran’s Day – Nov 11 (No

School Nov 10)

Experience Week #1 – Nov 13-16

Quarter 2 Begins – Nov 20

Thanksgiving Break – Nov 23-24

(1/2 Day Nov 22)

Winter Break – Dec 20 – Jan 2

New Year’s Day – Jan 1

Martin Luther King’s Birthday –

Jan 15 (No School)

Experience Week #2 – Feb 5-8

Quarter 2 Ends – Feb 9

mathletes vs. athletes.Costumes were allowed at school as long as they were school appropriate and did not involve masks.During that week leadership also planned activities, games and contests such as designing a pumpkin coloring contest, costume contests, games and a surprise activity.

By Sierra Stark

Left: Students decorated their advisors’ doors as part of the spirit week activites. Photo by Sierra Stark.

Name: WendyPosition: TeacherHobbies: ReadingFavorite Food: MexicanFavorite Shows: Comedy, Ac-tion, Adventure

Plans After DHHS: Winning the Lottery, RetiringTen-Year Plan: Continue teachingDream Job: WriterDream Car: Porsche SUVSomeone who Inspires You: My children

Name: Tasha WilsonPosition: Stu-dentFavorite Food: Ice Cream, ChocolateFavorite Shows:

Once Upon a TimePlans After DHHS: CollegeTen-Year Plan: Graduated from collegeDream Job: TeachingDream Car: 2500 Dodge RamSomeone who Inspires You: Myself

Name: Alex DeLaoPosition: Stu-dentHobbies: Soccer, Hanging out w/ friendsFavorite Food:

Pizza, TacosFavorite Shows: Fate of the FuriousPlans After DHHS: Work a good jobDream Job: Pro soccer playerDream Car: La FerrariSomeone who Inspires You: My dad

Name: NatashaPosition: Substi-tute TeacherHobbies: Camp-ing, fishing, hanging outFavorite Food: Sushi, Burgers

Favorite Shows: American Horror Story, Stranger Things, How to Get Away with MurderTen-Year Plan: Teaching college courses onlineDream Car: Honda AccordSomeone who Inspires You: My sister, Desirée

Student volunteers help to restock and maintain the student food pantry at Dish-man Hills High School Wednesdays.This program is in place to ensure kids don’t go without a good meal. “No kid should go hungry,” said Breeanna Jennen, one of the student volunteers.The pantry is stocked with all nonperish-able foods, from mac and cheese, apple-sauce and crackers to shelf milk, milk that doesn’t need to be refrigerated so it does not go bad.All food is donated from Spokane Valley Partners.Students can get food anytime they need, so long as they have an advisor to let them in to the pantry.

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DHHS advisory classes competed against each other with the door deco-ration contest from October 23-30th.Classes celebrated this event for the DHHS Spirit Week.Cheri Osmuss and leadership students prepared bags of decorations for the ad-visories to use.The winning door, Jason’s PM advisory, was announced on Halloween.The door decoration competition was one of several events held during Spirit Week.

Dishman student volunteers restock pantry

Advisories decorate doors

Volunteers for restocking are students in school at the time.For more information talk to your advisor or Pedro.

A student volunteer restocks donated food received from Spokane Valley Partners for the DHHS Food Pantry. Photo by Blake Dehnel.

By Blake Dehnel and Trinity Ferguson

Winners of door decoration contest pose in front of their wining door. Photo by Noah Gregg.

By Noah Gregg

The Griffin Coffee House at DHHS recently opened for the year.Students in the Project Management class run the coffee house during the school day to make sure everyone has the opportunity to get coffee. The coffee shop makes and sells assorted drinks daily in the student kitchen.Drinks for purchase include various coffees, Italian sodas and other assorted seasonal drinks.For more information on ordering or on how to get involved, see Cheri or Natasha.

Griffin Coffee House back in businessBy Christian Day and Aiden Hamby

Name: RonPosition at DHHS: TeacherHobbies: Chess, Golf, Reading, EatingFavorite Food: Spare Ribs

Favorite Shows: Drama, SeinfieldPlans after DHHS: RetirementTen-Year Plan: Living in a condo, Golfing in Palm Springs, TravelingDream Job: Session DrummerDream Car: JaguarSomeone who Inspires You: Winston Churchhill

Name: Morgan DavisPosition at DHHS: StudentFavorite Food: Steak, salad, cheese, tacos/burritos

Favorite Shows: Live PD, Sponge-bob, Overboard, Rick and Morty, Trailer Park BoysPlans after DHHS: College, Making moneyDream Job: Flight AttendantDream Car: Koenigsegg AgeraSomeone who Inspires You: My dad

Name: PedroPosition at DHHS: School CounselorHobbies: Fishing, Soccer, Making memories w/familyFavorite Food:

Molé (Mexican rice with chicken and chocolate sauce)Favorite Shows: Ninja Warrior, King of Queens, Kevin Can WaitDream Job: Coaching college soccerDream Car: BMW 325i / VW BusSomeone who Inspires You: John Wooden

Name: RoxyPosition at DHHS: Unofficial mascotHobbies: Chasing tennis balls, digging, begging for foodFavorite Food:

ChickenFavorite Shows: Animal PlanetDream Job: Drug-sniffing dogDream Car: Convertible w/top downSomeone who Inspires You: Tony, her dog trainer