After a year of sorting through trash bins for recyclable items, members of Advocates for a Better Environment (ABE), along with ASB adviser Scott Wild, have improved the recycling program at Westview this year.
More than one million pounds of trash were removed from California’s beaches, lakes and rivers on Sept. 19, thanks to the volunteers of the 25th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day. Skyler Vanderhye (11) participated in this event along with the club Advocates for a Better Environment.
University of California San Diego students returned to school Sept. 24 accompanied by teach-ins, walkouts and other student and faculty protests to demonstrate against the UC Regent’s proposal to enact mid-year fee increases.
Down on the field, with clenched muscles, the offensive line concentrates on the three-point stance that will make or break their reaction time while keeping their eyes fixated on the opponent’s defensive linemen that they will soon make contact with.
When a Westview water polo player attempts to shoot the ball past an opponent’s goalie, it appears as if he is defying the laws of physics. His upper body elevates completely out of the water, and the player looks like he’ll never stop rising.
With two-a-days twice a week and the regular two-hour practices after school since summer, Lukas Syka (12) can already see his body slimming down. Despite his efforts to stay at a consistent weight during water polo season by eating more than usual and weight-lifting, Syka has already lost six pounds.
After two losses against Rancho Buena Vista and one against Poway to start off the season, boys water polo found redemption with a 16-10 win against the El Camino Wildcats, Tuesday.
At around 7:30 p.m., freshman football Coach Doug Packwood gets a knock at his door.When he answers, the guests come in to enjoy a dinner with Packwood and his family.
After a year of sorting through trash bins for recyclable items, members of Advocates for a Better Environment (ABE), along with ASB adviser Scott Wild, have improved the recycling program at Westview this year.
More than one million pounds of trash were removed from California’s beaches, lakes and rivers on Sept. 19, thanks to the volunteers of the 25th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day. Skyler Vanderhye (11) participated in this event along with the club Advocates for a Better Environment.
Casey Lee (12) proudly holds the position as the ball carrier for the varsity field hockey team.
Down on the field, with clenched muscles, the offensive line concentrates on the three-point stance that will make or break their reaction time while keeping their eyes fixated on the opponent’s defensive linemen that they will soon make contact with.
When a Westview water polo player attempts to shoot the ball past an opponent’s goalie, it appears as if he is defying the laws of physics. His upper body elevates completely out of the water, and the player looks like he’ll never stop rising.