Photo of the Week – March. 30
Courtesy of Hannah Choi
Sewing two layers of a mask together, freshman Hannah Choi creates masks to donate to BJC hospital, the police department and nursing homes. Choi’s neighbor gave her the idea to donate masks to first responders. “This is the first time I’ve ever sewn, so it’s new to me, but sewing is helping me pass time. Once you start, it’s kind of addicting, and it takes away my boredom,” Choi said.
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![Sister of senior Madi Foppe, Kennedy Foppe, tapes paper hearts to her window to form a rainbow of hearts. She came up with the idea after seeing people share rainbows and wanted to incorporate hearts to represent love and kindness for healthcare and essential workers. “We enjoy [art] but we don’t get to do it a lot. During quarantine we have definitely gotten to do more,” M. Foppe said. “We had an idea to create a rainbow of hope out of hearts to spread hope and love during these uncertain times.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/IMG_2065-240x150.jpg)
![Sister of senior Madi Foppe, Kennedy Foppe, tapes paper hearts to her window to form a rainbow of hearts. She came up with the idea after seeing people share rainbows and wanted to incorporate hearts to represent love and kindness for healthcare and essential workers. “We enjoy [art] but we don’t get to do it a lot. During quarantine we have definitely gotten to do more,” M. Foppe said. “We had an idea to create a rainbow of hope out of hearts to spread hope and love during these uncertain times.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/IMG_2065-475x317.jpg)
![Picking up trash along a stream, sophomores Daniellie McLaurin and Natalie Huff participate in the annual Day of Service by supporting The Stream Cleaning Organization of St. Louis March 5. Students had the opportunity to go out in their communities and volunteer with their common ground classes. “It was such a great opportunity to go out and be able to serve the community. The best part was when we were all picking up trash; it was kind of like a competition,” Huff said. “It was a lot of fun, and I liked that we were able to do a lot of walking and [were able] to enjoy the outdoors.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/IMG_0581-475x356.jpg)
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