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
“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
“It isn’t just a social studies event, but something that benefits everyone in our community,” social studies teacher Betty Roberts said. Continue reading Veterans share insights with social studies classes
One ongoing Webster Groves and Kirkwood tradition is the Friendship Dance. Each year, a Friendship Court is nominated by teams and clubs to be chosen as a Webster Royal. Continue reading Seniors nominated for Webster Royals
While the activities directors at Kirkwood and at Webster Groves High Schools are in active communication with each other about the Friendship Dance, the student councils at both schools are not. Continue reading Student Council unsure of Friendship Dance theme
This is the third issue of the 108th year of the ECHO. Continue reading Print Version: WG ECHO October 2022 Issue
“Traveling changed my view on life,” English teacher Jenny Michael said.
During her time in high school, Michael was given the opportunity to travel abroad for three weeks without her parents. She went to Spain, Portugal, Switzerland and England. She explained how important it was that her parents allowed her to go. Continue reading New English teacher brings travels to classroom
Social media manager Maren DeMargel shares this week’s headlines: Fall Choir Concert, ACT testing, the powderpuff flag football game, men’s swimming, men’s soccer, women’s volleyball, cross country and football.
Continue reading Echo News Roundup: Oct. 19, 2022
Willie’s Comin by Roxanne Flood Continue reading Willie’s Comic by Roxanne Flood
Social media manager Maren DeMargel shares this week’s headlines: Parent Teacher Conferences, three-day weekend, band mattress sale, women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s swimming, women’s volleyball, men’s soccer, football and cross country. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: Oct. 12, 2022
Cross courtry runners from several schools ran the Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Mo, Sept. 24. Photos by Henry Boland Continue reading Slideshow: Cross country runs Gans Creek Cross Country Course
A Cappella will perform at several events this semester.
Night of the Courtyard will be on Friday, Nov. 4. The DECA Marketing organization, a student club, will run the event at the high school in the courtyard. Continue reading A Cappella prepares for upcoming events
Fall one-acts took place on Sept. 28, at 7 p.m in the Blackbox Theater. They were open to both students and parents. Tickets were $5.
All seven one-acts were written and directed by students. Continue reading One-acts showcase students’ talents
Men’s soccer will face at least three upcoming challenges in October. The team will face established programs consisting of Kirkwood, Vianney and the team who sent Webster home last year, the Ladue Rams. Continue reading Men’s Soccer to face upcoming challenges
Two students made it to the semifinals and six became National Merit Commended Students based on their PSAT scores, leading them to gain opportunities for scholarships. Continue reading Eight seniors recognized by National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Women’s volleyball went up against neighboring school, Nerinx Hall, in a match on Sep. 7. The score was 25-23 Nerinx. Photos by Charlotte Collier
Continue reading Slideshow: Women’s volleyball plays Nerinx
This is the second issue of the 108th year of the ECHO. Contents: * Is BeReal really real? * ‘Are … Continue reading Print Version: WG ECHO September 2022 Issue