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Falcons bag 6,000 trees for Living Lands and Waters

April 6, 2018

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Student senator Savannah Haskins '23 points to one of the custom signs placed around the halls of West. Student Senate plans to promote Troll on a Stroll as long as students and staff are having a good time with it.

Trolls on strolls

This photo by senior Skylar Hintze that depicts the aspects to lead a happy and healthy life such as being a role model, communicating, having faith, friends, family, humbleness, forgiveness, passion, balance, confidence, and compassion. “Everyone has different keys to life for themselves. One person may feel families are the most important aspect, while someone else may feel communication is important to them,” Hintze said.

The keys to living a happy and healthy life

Freddie the Falcon shows his support for the Student Hunger-Drive and those without a meal.

Who is Freddie the Falcon?

“Every student should get to choose if they want a locker. Some lockers are more beat up and old than others,

Lockers: useful or useless?

Jon Ripslinger’s yearbook photo from when he taught at West in 1973. Ripslinger did not write while he was teaching because he worked part-time jobs outside of West to provide for his six kids. His legacy at West lives on through his daugher and English teacher Jane Kroening.

Author, former West teacher’s work comes full circle

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