Junior Tina Tang and senior Anna Worpvik spent the last three months on foreign soil, learning about and experiencing the American culture firsthand during their exchange periods. Tang will be here for a first semester; while Worpvik will be here for the full year.
Emily Dickson, CONCEPTUAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
• October 23, 2015
Ruth Knop, who teaches Algebra II and Honors Precalculus at West, met President Obama when she was honored with a Presidential Award for Mathematics Teaching this summer.
How did your initial impression of West compare to your initial impression of Central High?
A lot of things are similar in terms of the way things are run. The educational process really hasn’t been...
Last week, students took to their closets (and their local Goodwill) to scope out fashion-forward and spirited costumes for West's annual homecoming under the theme "Having The Time of Our Lives."
These three West High scouts travelled the country and the world to experience what Boy Scouts had to offer over the break. Life Scout freshman Ryan Mound began his summer with a trip to the sunshine state while participating in the High Adventure Sea Base.
![Grace Miller and her cross country team threw a party for Cutelli's birthday in his classroom by filling his room with four hundred and fifty embarrassing photos of him on Oct. 15. [Rachel Ebner]](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/cutelli-surprise-party-e1445530060743.jpg)
![Senior quarterback Megan Loaney used the "wrong ball" play during Powderpuff, and scored a touchdown, but it did not count. Later, she received a text from referee Tom Herpel apologizing that the play was fair and should have been counted. [Maret Welby, 12]](https://pwestpathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/megan-loaney-900x600.jpg)
