Who We Are
The Broadcaster has been an integral part of Deming High School dating back to 1917. According to archived issues by Mr. Kenneth Leupold, former DHS teacher and advisor to the Broadcaster, it was a student newspaper that highlighted local activities and events. As we celebrate the 105 year anniversary of the Broadcaster, we will modernize this medium in the digital era as an online magazine. Gone are the days of digging in your backpack for a quarter to check out the latest Did You Know… and Horoscope.
We will continue many of the traditions and articles that date back to the early issues. The creative writing and poetry section will pay tribute to the Wildcat publication, The Sunburst. The Sunburst was a journal dedicated entirely to poetry, creative writing, and short stories.
We will also strive to stay up to date on the latest school news, events, and trends. Our main goal is to remain a platform for students to exhibit artwork, photography, music, and comment on current events.
We have great ideas planned for the issues ahead, but we need your input. The Broadcaster is a class, but we also welcome contributions from all students. We are looking for enthusiastic and committed students to join our team. What articles are you interested in reading or writing?
Whatever your interest, you can be a member of the Broadcaster crew. You can email us at Broadcaster@demingps.org.
Hi, I am Linda-Rae Uzueta. This is my second year with Broadcaster, and I am thrilled to be editing the page this year. I have a few hobbies that I enjoy, like listening to music, taking photos, and so on. Journalism is my passion, and I am looking forward to pursuing it as my major in college. Over the summer break, I was fortunate enough to attend WJMC (Washington Journalism and Media Conference), where I learned more about journalism through various speakers and activities.