Photo of the week – Jan. 29
Working alongside students ranging from preschool to middle school, sophomore and varsity cheerleader Teya Everts helps the younger girls learn a dance. The Kiddie Camp was created to get students excited and prepared for high school cheer. “I love the girls so much, probably because I’m still a kid myself. I love connecting with them and getting them excited for a sport that I love,” Everts said.
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Carly Anderson, Conceptual Editor-in-Chief
Grade: 12
Years on Staff: 4
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Years on Staff: 4 (yeehaw)
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![Sophomores Emily Kerber, Abigail Wheeler, Andrew Martin and Annalise Schriber play Jenga on the last day of school. Between flying twislers and giggling friends, Kerber tried to ignore the distractions around her while pulling a block from the tower. “[My favorite part of being back to school] was being able to see everyone. In class, we where able to have fun but also be productive,” Kerber said. “I have mixed feelings about the school year ending.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/DSC_0016-240x150.jpg)
![Sophomores Emily Kerber, Abigail Wheeler, Andrew Martin and Annalise Schriber play Jenga on the last day of school. Between flying twislers and giggling friends, Kerber tried to ignore the distractions around her while pulling a block from the tower. “[My favorite part of being back to school] was being able to see everyone. In class, we where able to have fun but also be productive,” Kerber said. “I have mixed feelings about the school year ending.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/DSC_0016-475x317.jpg)
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