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West Signals

The School Newspaper of West High School

West Signals

The School Newspaper of West High School

West Signals

Sullivan Kolakowski

Sullivan Kolakowski, Visuals Editor

Sullivan Kolakowski is the Photography Editor and a senior at West High. This will be her third year in Signals, and she is eager to share her photography knowledge and experience with staff. In her free time, Sullivan can be found studying for her private pilot's license or surfing at the beach.

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Searching for the right scholarships can be daunting for high school seniors. Luckily, there are plenty of out-of-the-ordinary scholarships for the class of 2023 application season. (AI Art/Photo by Sullivan Kolakowski)

Unscouted Scholarships

Sullivan Kolakowski, Visuals Editor October 25, 2022
September 26, 2022 marks the one year anniversary of the passing of West High freshman Wyatt Eddy. In his honor, a paddle out was organized by his friends and family on the crisp morning of September 10 at Torrance Beach. Local food trucks, legendary surfers, vintage cars, and close family friends came together to remember Eddy. The atmosphere was filled with meaningful embraces and heartfelt words. Eddy is deeply missed.

Long Live Wyatt Eddy

Sullivan Kolakowski, Visuals Editor September 19, 2022
In the middle of a fierce match, West High Games Club members compete against each other in a chess tournament hosted on February 4, 2022 after school. All skill levels were welcome and winners received gift cards to Target. Tournament participant Elizabeth Kim (10) shared that “when I heard there was a chess tournament I was like – woah! And it just seemed like a fun after-school thing.”

[Art/Photo] Checkmate!

February 15, 2022
Brilliantly Shooting the ball, Boys Varsity Water Polo senior Tyler Reed (12) scores a point for his team in a heated battle against Culver City. Reed plays club water polo in addition to highschool water polo and this season, all those hours of dedication are paying off. Not only is he a valuable player, but according to Ian Noe (9), “he always acts like a team leader” and “brings positive energy to the team.”

Athlete of the Week: Tyler Reed

Sullivan Kolakowski, Visuals Editor October 7, 2021
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