With our heads hung low and hearts opened wide, West High Warriors gathered last Wednesday to honor the death of one our own. Together friends and family gathered around the flagpole for a candlelight vigil in memory of Nathalie Ingevaldsson(11)....

 It was that time of day again. Red, blue, purple, and green were seen throughout the stadiums of West High which can only mean one thing - rally day.   Rally days primarily take place Fridays before lunch. However, on March 4, West High hosted...

  Whether a person can paint a replica of the Mona Lisa or struggle to draw a circle, Art Club encourages students of all grades to amp up their art skills. The club gives students a chance to socialize, learn, practice, and showcase their artwork...

   Write Club is a safe, welcoming environment to share pieces of writing, throw around ideas, and discuss a multitude of topics. Every person, no matter their profession, will be writing throughout their life. “Even the molecular biologist needs...

Change the Tides swept away the competition at the Battle of the Bands Thursday night.  Three bands rocked the night away at the Battle of the Bands.  Although everyone played their hardest, Change the Tides moved the crowd and rocked the stands...

  The auditions for the Battle of the Bands have ended with several bands jamming their way to the final event.   After completing the first step to getting in, the competition between the chosen bands is stiff.  All the band members are excited...

  While most people spent their summer hanging out with friends, Derek Morimoto (11), dedicated his time to rebuild West High’s softball field wall.   Morimoto is Interact’s Community Service Coordinator and one of California Scholarship...

   Mr. Rodich, the new choir director, has succeeded Mrs. Jensen, who retired at the end of last year. Mr. Rodich may be new to our school, but is experienced when it comes to being a choir director.    Ever since he was young, Mr. Rodich had...

  “One suitcase, each family, all else left behind / Dignity, freedom, liberty: were those left too? / Trapped, alienated, segregated, confined / Stripped from their red, white, and blue.”  These were the opening lines penned by Lauren Irie (12),...