Global pandemic hits home: St. Louis reacts to COVID-19
Bri Davis, Convergence Journalism Writer
March 13, 2020
What has dominated headlines since January has officially hit St. Louis County as the first case of the coronavirus, known officially as COVID-19 is confirmed. After family members of an infected person attended a school function, citizens across St. Louis found themselves at risk. This has reverberated into o...
Sophomore Santi Lugo gains perspective about the world through travel
Lilly Francis, Convergent Media Writer
August 23, 2019
Taking in the sites of the rainy city, sophomore Santi Lugo explores Tokyo, Japan, the newest destination in his travels around the world. “It has astonished me how modern the city is yet how blended the historic and modern [parts] are. It’s amazed me that it’s all interconnected. Amazing ...
Sophomore Emma Whittenburg moves from East Asia to the Midwest
Maddie Cooke, Staff Writer
November 14, 2017
With over 24 million people living in Shanghai, sophomore Emma Whittenburg and her family were among millions who thrived in this busy Chinese city for five years. However, in Sept. of 2017, Whittenburg and her family made the decision to come back to the United States in order to further her fat...
Fashion merchandising travels to Chicago
Gabby Leon, Staff Writer
April 13, 2017
In order to experience fashion firsthand, FACS teacher Renee Broemmelsick’s Fashion Merchandising class traveled to Chicago from April 2-4 to further their learning in fashion. “The trip’s purpose was to expose students interested in a career in fashion merchandising to the many career options ...
Sophomore lives in family on the move
Samantha Gaddis, Staff Writer
March 7, 2016
Walking through the halls of a new school, he felt completely isolated, despite the efforts that others made in communicating with him. The new student wanted to reply, but words failed him when he needed them the most.
Math teacher Ruth Knop sets a National precedent for teaching
Emily Dickson, Conceptual EiC Intern
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.
Student Spotlight: Glendon Markollari
Sarah Burnham, Staff Writer
May 5, 2015
While vacationing in Albania one summer during middle school, senior Glendon Markollari saw people spearfishing and decided to take it up as a hobby.
Students move from one country to the next
Vaishal Shah, Staff Writer
May 1, 2015
Students at West High coming from different countries share their story.
Longhorn community reflects on spring break
Kyla Hatton, Staff Writer
April 1, 2015
Students went all over the world for spring break, or just stayed at home and enjoyed St. Louis.
![After receiving feedback from her friends about what they wanted to see on the cover of the school planner, senior Maddy Truka combined her own ideas with friends' to create it. Truka was to hoping to represent diversity in her design. “[Planners] help to just keep track of anything your teacher may assign that’s not listed up on the board like usual,” Truka said. “Also, class set up may be more difficult and there is definitely more work to do so it’s important that students are organized now more than ever.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/IMG_4387-300x225.jpg)
