Musician to study music business
Senior Chloe Halls is widely recognized for her involvement in the Saint Louis music scene with her band “The Chainsaw Boyz” and their status within Webster Groves. Continue reading Musician to study music business
Category: Features
What team? Wildcats!: Tri-athlete becomes Wildcat basketball player
Basketball star Eliza Maupin will play women’s basketball at Kansas State University next year, and plans to major in architecture.
Maupin has excelled in basketball throughout her time in high school, totaling more than 1,000 points and 700 rebounds. Maupin also was awarded All-State, All-Metro, All-Conference, District Player of the Year and STL Post-Dispatch Player of the Week. Continue reading What team? Wildcats!: Tri-athlete becomes Wildcat basketball player
State softball champ begins pre-med track
After receiving several accolades on the field, senior Ivy Clark plans to set down her softball glove in exchange for some medical gloves.
Clark’s passion for medicine flourished at the high school, working in the athletic training classes while being involved in several varsity sports including softball and the women’s swim team. Continue reading State softball champ begins pre-med track
Commencement speaker reflects on high school
Senior Charlie Parmelee was selected by his classmates to be the commencement speaker at the Class of 2022 Graduation Ceremony.
“I remember when they sent the email out that we had to nominate people I was in THRIVE, and Sarah Jane Hornberger was like, ‘You should do it. You’d be perfect for it,’” Parmelee recalled. Continue reading Commencement speaker reflects on high school
Eagle Award Winner: Varsity sports star has passion for science
From breaking records on the women’s golf team to being a leader in STEM and business classrooms, senior Jenna Clark has left a mark on WGHS with her strong work ethic. Continue reading Eagle Award Winner: Varsity sports star has passion for science
Fine arts festival shows students’ art, music
Video editor Luca Giordano and TikTok editor Eleanor Kanerva talk to sponsors and students about Webster’s first fine arts festival, which took place April 24. Continue reading Fine arts festival shows students’ art, music
Early college program offers associate’s degree upon high school graduation
Saint Louis Community College Meramec is providing an opportunity for juniors and seniors to earn an associates degree upon graduation. Continue reading Early college program offers associate’s degree upon high school graduation
Reel Film Club hosts film festival
Sixteen films were featured in the Reel Film Festival which took place on Friday, April 1. Continue reading Reel Film Club hosts film festival
Webster Groves community celebrates Earth Day
April 22, 2022 will mark the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day across the United States. As a community, Webster Groves offers several opportunities to celebrate the holiday. Continue reading Webster Groves community celebrates Earth Day
Cast shares preparation for ‘Harvey’
“Harvey is not a fluff piece. Harvey is a very smart, well-written comedy, so I thought I want to do Harvey because about eight years ago we had planned to do Harvey,” drama teacher Todd Schaefer said. Continue reading Cast shares preparation for ‘Harvey’
Students Spill: Students reflect on new masking policy
Mask regulations officially changed from “required” to “recommended” on Mon, March 7. Students had differing opinions on this subject, specifically regarding whether or not they will continue to wear a mask. Continue reading Students Spill: Students reflect on new masking policy
Music makes for powerful outlet, more than just a noise
With the image of teenage musicians being loud and uncaring, Webster student musicians are here to change the narrative. Continue reading Music makes for powerful outlet, more than just a noise
Review: St. Louis is home to plethora of brunch restaurants
St. Louis is home to numerous amazing brunch restaurants. Continue reading Review: St. Louis is home to plethora of brunch restaurants
Black History leaves its mark in St. Louis
Black History Month is a time for celebrating culture and the past of African American culture and is rooted in all over the world including Saint Louis. Continue reading Black History leaves its mark in St. Louis
Webster Groves High School celebrates Black History Month
February was officially declared Black History Month in the United States in 1976 under President Gerald Ford. It is intended to honor and raise awareness about black history, according to historian Carter G Woodson. Continue reading Webster Groves High School celebrates Black History Month
Drama department to put on ‘Reflection’ play
Drama is producing “Reflection” on March 11, at the Jerry R. Knight auditorium at 7 p.m. Tickets will cost $10. Continue reading Drama department to put on ‘Reflection’ play
Trusted adults make school feel safe
One principle of school safety and culture that has proven to be very important to the administration is that every student in the building has a trusted adult. Continue reading Trusted adults make school feel safe
Teachers relieve stress from students
With the end of winter break, the beginning of a new semester, Coronavirus concerns and more, stress levels are high for students. Continue reading Teachers relieve stress from students