Three main categories could be used to describe senior Owen Mitchell’s overarching high school involvement: music, academics and volunteer work. With the range of his extracurriculars, his high school experience proved true to being well rounded.
Senior Justin Barker is a well known student at the high school, mostly for his academic success, and his achievements such as being recognized as a National Merit Semi Finalist, and a top 100 Missouri Scholar.
“I kinda do a lot of activities. I’m involved in GNHS (German National Honor Society) president, Tri-M as historian, NHS, robotics as team captain, Statesmen Symphony, and I was also in STUCO and history club until I was diagnosed with epilepsy and had to drop some things,” Tetreault said over email.
Sarah Ahrens is a graduating senior. Ahrens has won a Top Hat Award, is a candidate for the Eagle Award and has been on STUCO since she was a sophomore.
Students leave gifts and sign a poster outside the district office as a memorial for rising junior Kara Wrice who died in an accident on July 2.
If any word could describe Anthony Phiffer, it would be “leader.” Whether it be in the classroom or on the basketball court, he has demonstrated leadership to fellow students, teachers and coaches.
Senior and Eagle Award nominee Kolby Cunningham is known for the positive impact she makes on others.
I’ve tried not to consider myself a very emotional person but, as I’m looking back on all of the memories I’ve had in our school it makes it hard not to cry. I can’t tell if it’s out of sadness or happiness but I think it is both.
I’ll start with saying hello! My name is Jaden Fields, and I’m the one who takes a lot of sports pictures and writes some stories and whatnot. You may recognize me from nervously asking if I can interview someone in your class, or distributing an Echo copy to your classroom.
Commencement speaker for the class of 2021’s graduation was senior Jaden Fields.
“As far as extracurriculars go, I’ve become part of APAC (Asian Pacific Awareness Committee/Asian Pacific American Community), gardening club, Interact, film club, FEMCO, history club, [and] scholar bowl,” senior Zoe DeLay said.
Of all the clubs she’s a part of, she started two.
I guess I will start here: freshman year Maeve would be very surprised to see me on the Echo now, and especially as print editor.
Contributing writer Ben Miller reports on his quest to find St. Louis’ best bagel.
2021 summer reading has been released for students. This is required reading for all students entering English classes in the upcoming academic year.
Men’s golf team placed third in the State tournament May 17 and 18, at Twin Hills Golf Club in Joplin. The last time the golf team placed in the State tournament was 1957.
With COVID restrictions in St. Louis still in place when it comes to social events, Pride, which usually takes place in June, has changed dates.
Contributing writer Ben Miller reports on his quest to find St. Louis’ best bagel.
With this year being filled with a steady flow of uncertainty and constant questioning, one thing became apparent to me and that was the importance of authentic journalism being prioritized.
Feature editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: golf team, a cappella concert, textbook returns and exams.
Like most Echo assignments, I procrastinated writing this until the very last second, partly because I have no idea how to start it and partly because I don’t want to go. How do I properly say, “Goodbye” to the program that gave my high school career purpose, that gave me and so many students a voice?
Feature editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: a cappella concert, Asian Pacific Awareness Committee/Asian Pacific American Community and graduation.
The Bluette sisters are a major part of the soccer program at Webster Groves High School and have been for the past four years.
All four members of the so-called “quad squad,” Kreighton, senior, Keegan, junior, Kameran, freshman, and Karson, freshman, are involved in the Varsity soccer program.
