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Clubs set their sights on building community

Zay Conant, Photographer • October 26, 2023
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Juniors Berlin Herrera and Lily Myles work together to design a blood drive poster for the Red Cross Club while eating lunch. They encourage people to help build a healthier community.
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Junior post Izzy Hale retrieves the ball after it is called out of bounds and gets ready to go back on offense. The Mountain Lions for a strong defensive line throughout the game.
Girls Basketball vs. Roosevelt
Johnson sings “I'd Rather Go Blind” by Etta James in celebration of Black History Month. She walks to the center of the room as her voice stretches to the far edges of the gymnasium.
Black History Month assembly represents cultural appreciation
Junior Lucia Romero and Freshman Mik Perez smile while preparing ground pork for dumplings. Building community is an integral part of our McDaniel community, which is greatly demonstrated in our many clubs.
Cook & Bake club celebrates dough-lightful Lunar New Year
Junior Weiming Zhu goes for a high-flying lay-up against a Cleveland defender attempting to swat the ball away. Zhu was one of the top scorers in the game, in various places inside the arc. “We’re kind of just stuck in that losing mindset,” Zhu commented on the Tuesday after the game. “We got to find a way to play still at 100 percent, even while we’re losing.”
McDaniel Basketball v.s Cleveland photo essay
Students gather at the whiteboard to write down a few words that they feel describe older generations to help unpack perceptions. When back in their seats, they discuss whether these descriptions can lead to different geriatric care.
Students visit OHSU while on biomedical field trip
Greenware pots and bowls sit on a shelf. After these dry out for a few days, they will be loaded into a kiln to be fired into bisqueware. Then they are glazed and put into a glazeware firing, which is usually the last step in the creation of ceramics.
Insight into Ceramics Class
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Zay Conant, Design Manager
Zay Conant, he/him/they/them. I love reading, collecting pokemon cards, and drawing. I am the design manager this year, as well as a photographer and page editor.