Lockers line the halls of the high school, but in the age of iPads, PDF textbooks and five minute passing periods, lockers are becoming unused. Continue reading Students Spill: ‘Do you use your locker, why or why not?’
Thanksgiving is full of good food, family and gratitude, but the origins of this holiday are more divisive. Continue reading Students share opinions on Thanksgiving origins
Student sections. Fall weather. Homecoming. Thanksgiving.
Americans may call these things mundane, but for junior exchange student Marta Domínguez, these activities are nothing short of exhilarating. Continue reading Madrid to Missouri: Exchange student experiences American autumn
Two people were killed and seven others were injured in a shooting at the Central Visual and Performing Arts High School and Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience on Oct. 24.
This event showed the reality that guns can find their way into communities even like Saint Louis. Continue reading Editorial: Gun laws need to be stronger
Annual Mx. Webster Pageant will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 30, in the auditorium. Every year this contest is hosted by Marketing II/DECA students. Continue reading It’s back: Mx Webster returns to auditorium
Men’s soccer won the MHSAA Class 3 State Championship on Saturday, Nov, 20, in a game against East Kansas City High School. The score was 3-2 after going into penalty kicks. Continue reading News Brief: Statesmen soccer wins State championship
“It’s very exciting, but we’ve gotta stay humble,” senior Oliver Doyle said about being ranked number one in the state for men’s Varsity soccer. Continue reading Statesmen soccer scores
National Honor Society organized a blood drive on Monday, Nov. 14. Students 17 or older, or 16 with parent’s permission, could sign up to get their blood drawn during school. Continue reading NHS sponsors blood drive
Podcast editor Sam Klein shares this week’s headlines: Spirit Week, the Advisory door decorating contest, Tacky Day, Spirit Day, men’s soccer and men’s basketball. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: Nov. 16, 2022
While figure skating may capture the attention of millions of Americans during the Winter Olympics, some students are dedicating themselves to the sport all year, regardless of Team USA. Continue reading Students share love for figure skating
Men’s swim and dive will compete at state this Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12, at St. Peters Rec Complex. Continue reading Swim and dive team bleaches hair for State
Contributing writer Margaret Oliphant talks to junior MJ Ryan about art. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Junior shares experiences with art
Seniors Eleanor Kanerva and Dominic Lee were crowned Webster Royals at the Friendship Dance on Saturday, Nov. 5. The dance … Continue reading Seniors crowned Webster Royals
“Grease” is a movie, produced in 1978, starring Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta, but it’s also the WGHS drama department’s fall musical. Continue reading Grease returns to stage at WGHS
Social media manager Maren DeMargel shares this week’s headlines: Friendship King and Queen, fall musical, Senior Line Dance practice, men’s swimming and men’s soccer. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: Nov. 9, 2022
“I became pretty close friends with a few people in the cast,” said Teddy Woldrow, junior, who is playing Kenickie in the fall musical, “Grease,” showing Nov. 10-12, at 7 pm. Continue reading Actors in ‘Grease’ build friendships
DECA organized a powder puff game Oct. 22, on Moss Field to raise funds for its New York trip. The game raised over $2,000, and ended in a 21-21 tie. Continue reading DECA sponsors powder puff game for NY trip
Title IX states that no person on the basis of sex should be discriminated against in any educational activity receiving federal financial assistance, but today, inequalities between men’s and women’s sports can still be seen. Continue reading Women’s sports face inequalities