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Westwood Confessions

Avery Hixson, Amy Simon, Amelie Puga, and Oliver Barnfield| December 7, 2022

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About the Contributors

Avery Hixson, Yearbooker

Class of 2023

Hey! I am a senior yearbooker and this is my third and final year on the press staff. In my free time, I enjoy playing lacrosse, spending...

Amy Simon, Sports Editor

Class of 2023

Hey, I'm Amy! I am currently the Sports Editor for the Horizon! Outside of the press room, my hobbies include playing soccer and running...

Amelie Puga, Reporter

Class of 2023

Hi! I’m a senior and this is my 4th year on student press and i'm an outgoing yearbooker and journalist. In my free time I like to hangout...

Oliver Barnfield, Video Editor

Class of 2023

I am currently Westwood Horizon's video editor, and also one of the hosts of Friendcast, our website's podcast video series. In addition...

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