The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

Pathfinder
The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

Pathfinder
The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

Pathfinder
Helping students with disabilities to be successful in physical education, Brown participates in the P.E. mentor program for leadership and experience.

Throwback Thursday Carson Brown

Tyler Hannegan, Staff Writer • April 13, 2017

Pathfinder: How would you describe yourself to somebody who has never met you? Brown: I would describe myself as a quiet person who enjoys being around other people. I enjoy being around other people...

Bags of trash pile up as the road connecting the middle and high school is cleared of litter.

Why students need to go green and respect the community

Carly Anderson, Conceptual Editor-in-Chief • March 13, 2017

Over the past five years, through both my sister and I’s involvement at West, it’s been fairly obvious to me that our school cares a lot about its community. Whether sports teams are honoring those...

During a break from performing, June 23, senior Connor Brunig poses for a picture in Switzerland.

Granting dreams program makes students aspirations become reality

Lilly Bucher, Staff Writer • February 2, 2017

Whether it be Japanese lessons for a elementary school student, a medical mission trip to Honduras or a student wanting to take a robotics class, the Parkway Alumni Association (PAA) gave away $23,700...

Brooks stands in the doorway of the bus where she helped call an ambulance for a student in distress.

Freshman LaTasia Brooks calls 911 on bus to save student

Maddie Cooke, STAFF WRITER • December 12, 2016
Without hesitation, Brooks turned off her music and made her phone into a life saving tool.

Two sophomores audition for television talent shows

Claire Smout, AWARDS COORDINATOR • December 10, 2016
Ellis, who realized her love for singing as a young child, realizes that there is more to this experience than getting to be on the TV show.
#PWestThisIsME

#PWestThisIsME

Leigh Ann Barnett, STAFF WRITER • September 22, 2016

To most people, there is an obvious split between the world of makeup and the parallel universe of the natural look. However, seven girls’ opinions and experiences with beauty norms refute this generalization....

"It’s funny. Everyone reacts differently to different grammar, and I just like making people laugh," Spanish teacher Jessica Redstone said. "I definitely like bringing humor into the classroom every now and then, but it’s fun to do the same thing with a different group every day. Everyday is a challenge, but also a mystery. You don’t really know how things are going to turn out. Although a lot of people say you know their job is the same thing everyday, you can’t really say that for teaching."

#WhyITeach

Emily Dickson, CONCEPTUAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF • May 6, 2016
"My favorite thing about teaching is seeing students get really invested in something they are working on, either something that they are reading or something that they are creating or writing," English teacher Erica Rogers said.

Throwback Thursday: Nancy Sachtleben, social studies teacher

Kjell Hagen, staff writer • April 28, 2016
It was the same high school but is a little more diverse than what we were.
Meet the novices

Meet the novices

Maddie Cooke, STAFF WRITER • February 2, 2016
Four new debate members share about their novice experience
Wearing her grandmother's legacy

Wearing her grandmother’s legacy

Kathryn Harter, Multimedia Editor • December 1, 2015
Have you ever dipped into your grandparents closet to add to your wardrobe? Probably not. But senior Kendall Welch has.
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