Taking a drink out of the water cow, freshman Nolan Barbre rests before getting back on the field. The freshmen team won 35-13 at their first home football game. “It wasn’t my first time on the field,...
Focusing on the contour of her hands, freshman Lauren Adam brings out the lines and detail for a Drawing class assignment called Blind Contouring. Adams focused on the hard curves of her fingers and...
Cooking chocolate-chip pancakes, junior Lexi Heacock prepares her first kitchen assignment in Pro Start I. Students worked in groups of four on the assignment. “The hardest part was making sure they...
Getting sprayed with water by freshman Katie Mendonsa, freshman Emily Lofgren cools off after her first home meet on Aug. 19. Lofgren won her match 8-1, playing with JV. “I enjoyed playing with varsity...
Testing a new method to take overhead photos at football games, sophomore Charlie Walsh and junior Joseph Cheng prepare their drone for flight in the gym hallway. The drone was the most high-tech piece...
Using recyclables and tape, juniors Nicole Wang and Stephanie Ingberg build an oven in Biotech Engineering. They used a shoe box to create an oven that was solar powered, and baked chocolate chip cookies....
Focusing in on her canvas, sophomore Natalie Butler uses her still life to create a detailed kitchen scene. “It was our first oil painting of the class. We were just getting used to using the oil paints...
Clearing the ball for the forwards, junior defender Madison Rose goes head-to-head with Rockwood Summit. “My job as the sweeper was to be sure that the ball did not get past me or else that would work...
Freshman David Schmidt serves the ball against Kirkwood in a Freshman volleyball match. The Freshman volleyball team grew close during their season. "I like how we work as a team," Schmidt said. "Volleyball...
Emily Dickson, CONCEPTUAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
• May 19, 2015
On April 20, fourteen of West High's seniors met at the Missouri capitol to be presented with the 2015 "Glory of Missouri Awards", including titles and a signature from state representative Sue Allen....
