Sabrina Bohn, Managing Editor-in-Chief
• October 27, 2017
Stefanie Elsperman, a junior at Washington University in St. Louis, did not have the typical high school experience. Instead of a standard four year high school program, she graduated a semester early...
Acting is a lifelong process, and for class of 2000 Parkway West Alumnus Blake Young-Fountain, it has been his entire career, tracing back to his childhood.
“When I was young, I remember helping my...
What classes do you teach?
“I teach one section of world history and four sections of modern U.S. history.”
What got you interested in teaching?
“A couple things: I love history. I love...
Pathfinder: What got you interested in your job?
Sink: “I have always wanted to be a teacher. Working with kids was certainly a passion of mine, and I enjoy coaching too, so the sports aspect met...
Growing up, 2015 alumna Lopacious Simms could not get enough of criminal investigation shows. But after watching the Ferguson riots of 2014 unravel, Simms, a native Saint Louisan, knew that she wanted...
It might be only October, but this does not phase the spirit of gift giving for students participating in Operation Christmas Child. Operation Christmas Child delivers gifts to 146 million children in...
Nell Jaskowiak, OPINIONS AND ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
• October 16, 2017
For 19 years, 1993 alumnus Will Harlan followed one woman living in a cabin in the woods to learn all she had to offer about the land around her. His drive to do such a thing started with the teachers...
Sophie Gulino, Convergent Media Writer
• October 13, 2017
Although the vast majority of students live within twenty minutes of school, junior Moritz Riss had to cross an ocean from his home in Southwest Germany to attend Parkway West.
Riss is a member of the...
Pathfinder: What got you interested in teaching?
Wickman: “After my master’s degree, I wanted to work in a museum and was interning in the education department of Milwaukee Public Museum. I decided...
![Special School District teacher Therese Meres helps senior Nick Waldrop package a hygiene kit. Over 100 shoe boxes were filled by West students. "[Operation Christmas Child] packs 20,500 shoeboxes with fun toys, school supplies and hygiene items for children affected by war, disease, disaster, poverty and famine," Operation Christmas Child of St. Louis’ media coordinator Julie Northrip said.](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/DSC_0129-900x600.jpg)
