Photo of the Week- Oct. 8
Aiming for a header, senior Ja’Khai Aiken-Guerrier blocks a rival Oakville opponent. The varsity soccer team beat Oakville 2-1. “It was really fun because there were a lot of people that I’ve known since middle school,” Aiken-Guerrier said. “[We] had a different kind of connection than [I have with] other [students]…we tried to be the best people we could be.”
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![Abruptly pulled out of Honors English I for a surprise fire drill, freshman Samir Shaik kills time on the football field by having a thumb war with freshman Mya Jenkins. Shaik’s class was working on a research project before they were interrupted by the fire drill and took the moment to just relax and have fun. “Mya and I were goofing off, not really doing anything in particular. I was just having a lot of fun, and I’m glad [this moment] was captured,” Shaik said.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/IMG_8706-240x150.jpg)
![Sculpting a Day of the Dead project in Ceramics 1, sophomore Katie Wallace creates a mug out of her pinch pot. For the assignment, Wallace carved eyes, a nose and a mouth into her mug, and later painted it in bright colors to make it unique. “Getting to have social time, unwind and talk with my friends was my [favorite part of the] class,” Wallace said. “I also liked getting to hone my creativity and get my hands dirty.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/DSC_0017-240x150.jpg)
![Taking her lead off of second base, freshman catcher Ansley Forbes prepates to make a run to third. The JV softball team beat Fox 7-3 in their game on Sept. 10. I think [we won] because we had great communication and offensive work during the game, Forbes said. We all work hard and are supportive of each other. I am looking forward to the competition for this season and improving as a team.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/reiter-pow-9_10-240x150.jpg)
![Abruptly pulled out of Honors English I for a surprise fire drill, freshman Samir Shaik kills time on the football field by having a thumb war with freshman Mya Jenkins. Shaik’s class was working on a research project before they were interrupted by the fire drill and took the moment to just relax and have fun. “Mya and I were goofing off, not really doing anything in particular. I was just having a lot of fun, and I’m glad [this moment] was captured,” Shaik said.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/IMG_8706-475x356.jpg)
![Sculpting a Day of the Dead project in Ceramics 1, sophomore Katie Wallace creates a mug out of her pinch pot. For the assignment, Wallace carved eyes, a nose and a mouth into her mug, and later painted it in bright colors to make it unique. “Getting to have social time, unwind and talk with my friends was my [favorite part of the] class,” Wallace said. “I also liked getting to hone my creativity and get my hands dirty.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/DSC_0017-460x475.jpg)
![Taking her lead off of second base, freshman catcher Ansley Forbes prepates to make a run to third. The JV softball team beat Fox 7-3 in their game on Sept. 10. I think [we won] because we had great communication and offensive work during the game, Forbes said. We all work hard and are supportive of each other. I am looking forward to the competition for this season and improving as a team.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/reiter-pow-9_10-475x317.jpg)
![Drawing out biogeochemical cycles in Paul Hage’s AP Environmental Science class, seniors Callie DiCarlo, Waleed Abdulla and Sarah Boland use shaving cream as a memorization tool. Abdulla says that it was easier to remember the drawings than notes or readings. “I thought the shaving cream activity was very fun because of how childish it was. It kinda brought [out] the kid in me. Creating a canvas of shaving cream wasnt exactly on my bucket list, but Im glad I did it,” Abdulla said. “Its important because fun activities mix creative thinking with education.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/DSC_0539-475x317.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)
![Making their way through the senior parade, seniors Zoe Rutledge, Tori Fischer and Talie Ziegler smile at the crowd. Fischer has not committed to a college yet but plans on attending the University of Kentucky to study computer science and dance. I loved seeing all the teachers and families cheering us on and congratulating us, it just felt really good, like an I really made it moment. It was one last chance to see everyone together, which was nice because we havent had many chances at all this year, Fischer said. [In college,] Im super excited to just be somewhere new and make lots of new friends especially in a sorority.](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/DSC_0368-475x317.jpg)
