Highland Rambler

The student news site of Highland High School in Salt Lake City, Utah
Student on phone during class.
Should Highland Follow Trending Cellphone Ban?
Upcoming SBO president Anthony Lords stands beneath his banner of congratulations at the banner drop outside of Highland.
Introducing Anthony Lords, Highland’s new SBO president
Old Highland Pantry
Old Noisy Hallways, Time For a Remodel
Highland students look on at a collection of books on Black history.
Black History Museum Teaches An Overlooked Past
George McConkie watches as Sefa Brown scores.
Highland Suffers Heartbreaking Loss in Semifinals
Grace Brown and Stella May perform in Aura
Dance Company Leaves Its Legacy With ‘Aura’
(Left to Right) Sione, Dalin, Dan, and Jason Tupua.
True Brotherhood – The Tupua’s and Highland Rugby
Highland Twins Pursue Filmmaking Careers
Highland Twins Pursue Filmmaking Careers
Behind The Scenes Of HTVS
Behind The Scenes Of HTVS
James Thompson stands at the front of the line during the Highland High Steppers performance at the Highland talent show.
Stepping Into History
Grace Brown and Stella May perform in Aura
Dance Company Leaves Its Legacy With ‘Aura’
(Left to Right) Sione, Dalin, Dan, and Jason Tupua.
True Brotherhood – The Tupua’s and Highland Rugby
Roni Black Wins At State, But Isnt Finished Yet
Roni Black Wins At State, But Isn’t Finished Yet
George McConkie watches as Sefa Brown scores.
Highland Suffers Heartbreaking Loss in Semifinals
Senior Sefa Brown dunks the ball, raising the energy in the stadium.
Highland Rams beat Bountiful Redhawks in Quarterfinals
Highlands college advisor, Wes Lee, works at his computer.
Is The High School To College Transition Too Difficult For Students
Teen Programs: More Danger Than Drama?
Teen Programs: More Danger Than Drama?
A Fantasy We Can All Tackle
A Fantasy We Can All Tackle
Why High School Relationships Matter
Why High School Relationships Matter
Concussions Should Not Be Taken Lightly In Athletics
Concussions Should Not Be Taken Lightly In Athletics
Must Reads -- Contemporary Edition
Must Reads — Contemporary Edition
Must Reads -- Dystopian Edition
Must Reads — Dystopian Edition
Top Ten -- Spring Dating
Top Ten — Spring Dating
Girlhood Struggles 2 -- Friendships
Girlhood Struggles 2 — Friendships
Mayden Voyage -- Episode 2
Mayden Voyage — Episode 2
Rigby Sings Her Way to Success
Rigby Sings Her Way to Success
Brynna Robbins: Seeing Life Through Numbers
Brynna Robbins: Seeing Life Through Numbers
Brecken Hunter: Drumming His Way Through High School
Brecken Hunter: Drumming His Way Through High School
For Coda, Photography is a Snap
For Coda, Photography is a Snap
Creating Art Holds A Deeper Meaning For River Mastel
Creating Art Holds A Deeper Meaning For River Mastel
Highland Debate Team Finishes 5th at State but First in Team Captains Eyes
Highland Debate Team Finishes 5th at State but First in Team Captain’s Eyes
Highland player dribbles the ball across the court
Boy’s Basketball20-21
A small room where each visitor leaves a photo of their lost loved one in honor of their memory.
The Sharing Place
Spirit Bowl19-20
Spirit Bowl19-20
Pep Club members posing for a group shot after freak east
Freak East19-20

Highland Rambler

Highland Rambler
All content by Gretchen McConkie

Scholarship and Awards Night makes Seniors Sentimental

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
May 28, 2017
Christian Whisenant poses with his father Jonathon Whisenant while trekking in Nepal.

“Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” for Christian Whisenant

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
May 11, 2017
Student Body Officers for Upcoming 2017-2018 School Year Announced

Student Body Officers for Upcoming 2017-2018 School Year Announced

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
March 18, 2017

Highland Juniors Take Free ACT

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
March 4, 2017
New school policy reiterates that cyber-bullying will not go by unnoticed.

New Policy G-20 Hopes to Combat Raise of Cyber-Bullying

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
February 1, 2017
Native Americans Are Victims Of Cultural Misrepresentations

Native Americans Are Victims Of Cultural Misrepresentations

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
December 16, 2016
This traditional Navajo dress is one item that Willie highly treasures as it represents her heritage.

Tiara Willie Proud Of Her Heritage

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
December 16, 2016
Skarda does a leg hold on one of her favorite trails.

[Photo] Skarda “Turns” Towards Dance, Despite Trials

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
November 29, 2016
Connor Thomassen prepares to land a trick at the Fairmont skate park.

To The Extreme

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
October 28, 2016
Highland scores a touchdown in their 41-24 victory over Box Elder.

Rams Thrill Homecoming Crowd

Gretchen McConkie, Associate Editor
September 17, 2016
Olympus and Highland struggle to gain possession of the ball.

Titans Scrape Away With the W

Gretchen McConkie, Senior Editor
August 26, 2016
Roman studies at his desk

Under the Spotlight

Gretchen McConkie, Web editor
May 31, 2016

TARTanFest, the “HeART of Highland”

Gretchen McConkie, Web Editor
May 22, 2016
Members of SEAC often go on hikes with each other.

Science Environmental Adventure Club

Gretchen McConkie, Web Editor
April 26, 2016

As Tough As they Get

Gretchen McConkie, Online Editor
February 11, 2016
Highland student registers for next years classes.

Registration for the 2016-2017 School Year

Gretchen McConkie, Online Editor
February 10, 2016
Not Just the Girl Next Door

Not Just the Girl Next Door

Gretchen McConkie, Online Editor
February 3, 2016
Senior Ryan Lambson attempts a layup.

Titans Early Lead Put Rams in a Black Hole

Gretchen McConkie, Web Editor
December 16, 2015

Yoga Helps Students Find Peace Amidst Stress

Gretchen McConkie, Web Editor
December 3, 2015
QB James Pembroke eyeing the Provo defense

Highland Rams Tame the Provo Bulldogs

Gretchen McConkie, Staff Writer
September 26, 2015
Load More Stories

Highland Rambler

The student news site of Highland High School in Salt Lake City, Utah
© 2024 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in