September 26West Girls’ Volleyball Wins 3-0 Against Da Vinci
September 26Introducing West High’s Local Nail Salon
September 26West’s Very Own: Club Rush!
September 20Boys Water Polo Ramp Up the 2023 Fall Season
September 26West Girls’ Volleyball Wins 3-0 Against Da Vinci
September 26Introducing West High’s Local Nail Salon
September 26West’s Very Own: Club Rush!
September 20Boys Water Polo Ramp Up the 2023 Fall Season
![Japanese dancers line up to perform for West’s accepting and enthusiastic crowd. Gracie Ito (11) thought the event was great, as it gave West’s drill and all male team time “to bond with them since [they were] going to nationals together.”](https://whssignals.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/japanese-dance-teams.jpeg)
![While the recent Pineapple Express storms have detrimental effects outside of the South Bay, the aggressive atmospheric river still proves to be a nuisance for the drivers of West High. Foggy mirrors and wet clothes have become a part of the start to every morning. Faith Iwanaka (12) has had to “leave a little earlier than usual and drive carefully” on the way to school because, “the recent storms have definitely made the roads around [her] neighborhood more slick.”](https://whssignals.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/unnamed-2-900x600.jpg)
![Warm Nights and Glowing Lights:
The ever so popular St. James Fair returns! Held annually at St. James Catholic School for educational fundraising, the fair was open from Oct. 7 to Oct. 9 this year. Students from across the South Bay gathered for the thrilling rides, mouthwatering appetizers, and game booths. Attendee Alan Bribiesca (11) expressed his excitement: “It’s pretty fun to come and hang out with friends, while messing around. It was worth paying [for tickets] for this once in a lifetime experience.” (Pictured: Jordan Seiler (11) and Alan Bribiesca (11))](https://whssignals.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/st-james-fair.jpeg)
