Seniors Danielle Craig, Mikaela Morgan, and Laynie Whitehead singed their national letters of intent on Wednesday, November 12th. The letter is a binding agreement that each student will play at their respective college for at least one academic year. Craig signed to California State at Fullerton, Morgan to University of Northern Iowa and Whitehead to Northeastern University in Boston. Scroll over the picture below to view each student’s perspective on the the coming year.
Upcoming events
- Walk it out- Saturday in Auditorium
- Girls soccer vs. Wash- Tuesday @home
- Drake Relays this weekend- Drake Stadium
- Class president elections later this week
- Choir trip to Chicago- Thursday-Saturday
West students sign National Letters of Intent
November 15, 2014
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Allie Biscupski, Online Managing Editor
Allie is Online Managing Editor. This is her second year on staff and first year as Online Managing Editor. She enjoys coffee, bad early 90s rom-coms and traveling. She will be graduating in 2016 and will be an exchange student in Spain, but will still incessantly visit wsspaper.com to give them page views 4 days.
