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Privacy vs. Protection
Privacy vs. Protection
Activity buses line up beside the football field.
Transportation Woes
Junior Kearstin Herring looking at all of the social media notifications on her cell phone.
County Wide Cell Phone Bans Change the Day-to-Day Lives of Students and Staff
Pitty Pride
Pitty Pride
WBHS In's and Out's
WBHS In’s and Out’s
Electronic Battles
Electronic Battles
The West Wind Magazine set out for students to come by and browse and take one to learn more about what Journalism is doing in the class.
Curriculum Night at West Brunswick
Junior Nicholas Tantillo dressed up in his Santa suit.
12/13 Spirit Day – Dress Like Christmas Threw Up on You
Oh' Christmas Tree
Oh’ Christmas Tree
Chief Gause stands at attention Infront of the American flag with his West Brunswick hat on.
Passing Down The Torch
Shaping Future Nurses
Shaping Future Nurses
The feature image shown above includes the Morgan Message logo. It was inspired by her artwork and her love for teal. First hand accounts claim that at Morgan Rodgers memorial there were butterflies everywhere which explains the meaning behind the butterfly.
The Legacy of Morgan’s Message
Sophomore Ja'Kya Johnson driving past her defenders for a contested layup.
12/2 West vs Socastee Varsity Women’s Basketball
Senior Leonel Rodriguez fought hard against his South opponent, shortly before cutting his head open pausing the match, then the trainer coming to clean him.
12/7 Caleb Hawkins Wrestling Invitational
12/6 West vs trask Varsity girls Basketball
12/6 West vs trask Varsity girls Basketball
Plant The Flag!
Plant The Flag!
Juniors Lilly Madibo and Jazmine Roberts along with Freshman Olivia Shuchart and Senior JaNaih Davis sit watching a movie on the last day of classes before exams.
West Wind Opinions: What Kind of Classroom Environment Works Best for You?
The Heart on Your License
The Heart on Your License
Social media and teenagers
Social media and teenagers
A group of guests get ready for the hayride to pick up their pumpkins at Stump Hill Farms.
Hannah-ween: Top Five Things to do Locally for the Spooky Season
Senior Leonel Rodriguez fought hard against his South opponent, shortly before cutting his head open pausing the match, then the trainer coming to clean him.
12/7 Caleb Hawkins Wrestling Invitational
"Show You How to Burlesque" performed by Alexis Alford, Lilly Madibo, Maddie Powers, Olivia Shuchart, Jazmine Roberts, Hannah Underwood, and Kelsey Swain.
Odel Williamson Dance Recital – 12/10/2024
Members surround a table with food brought from fellow NHS students. They reach for different foods to put onto their plates.
NHS Christmas Party – 12/11/2024
Plant The Flag!
Plant The Flag!
Junior Nicholas Tantillo dressed up in his Santa suit.
12/13 Spirit Day – Dress Like Christmas Threw Up on You
Senior Leonel Rodriguez fought hard against his South opponent, shortly before cutting his head open pausing the match, then the trainer coming to clean him.
12/7 Caleb Hawkins Wrestling Invitational
Waccamaw festival sign lighting up outside to draw in attention.
Waccamaw School’s Fall Festival
Football player, Javonta Daniels, walking with his mom, two brothers, and uncle.
10/25 Fall Sports Senior Night
The Student News Site of West Brunswick High School

The West Wind
The Student News Site of West Brunswick High School

The West Wind
The color of ones skin should not affect the way they are treated or looked at.

Everyone Bleeds The Same

Amadis Levasa, Editor-in-Chief • Mar 25, 2023

Usually, looks, feelings, and how we act in public are how people make assumptions about others. Often, some make assumptions about others before even talking to them. For example, if you are friends with...

Self Love: In Generation Z

Self Love: In Generation Z

Rebekah Martin, Editor in Chief • Mar 26, 2019

In every trash magazine you will find an article about loving your body or being yourself, and within the next few pages an article with a title similar to how to drop 10lbs. in a week. This topic titles...

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