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ECHO Newspaper
Webster Groves High School
100 Selma Ave.
Webster Groves, MO 63119

Upcoming Events

May 4-15
AP Exam Week

May 7
Statesmen Sports Award
Robert’s Gym  7:00 – 8:00 p.m.

May 8
Senior Checkout
10:00 a.m. – 3:25 p.m.

May 16
A Cappella Extravaganza
Auditorium 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

May 19-22
Final Exam Week

May 26
Summer School Begins

June 26
Summer School Ends

July 13-16 
Future Leaders Program
Roberts Gym 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Photo of the Week

Runners move to the start line before the beginning of the Jim Schoemehl Run for ASL awareness, where they will ran a 5k on May 2, 7:30 a.m. at Webster Groves High School.
Varsity men’s lacrosse player, freshman Jack Arnold, gets ready to make a pass during Webster’s game against Seckman High School. The game was held at Moss Field on April 3 and ended in a 14-5 win for Webster. Photo by Karter Goskie Runners move to the start line before the beginning of the Jim Schoemehl Run for ASL awareness, where they will ran a 5k on May 2, 7:30 a.m. at Webster Groves High School. Photo by Edith Leslie Webster Groves High School students watched and participated in the Spring Sports Assembly held on Friday, March 27, in Roberts Gym. The assembly highlighted spring sports and activities, and the seniors participating in each activity. Photos by William McEneny Webster Groves High School hosted six Japanese exchange students and two teachers on Friday, March 6. The group was led on a tour throughout the school as the beginning of their stay. The students arrived as a part of the St. Louis–Suwa Sister Cities exchange program. Photos by Sam Enlund Women's basketball held its senior night on Tuesday, Feb. 10, and played against Seckman High School. The game ended in a 56-51 win for Webster. Photos by Sam Enlund Students across the Webster Groves School District walked out on Friday, Jan. 30 in protest of ICE and current events happening across the United States. Photos by Arianna Peper Webster's theater department performs "Six: Teen Edition," from Jan. 15 to Jan. 17. The performance took place in the Jerry R. Knight auditorium. Photo by Lucy Fish. Men's basketball traveled to Highland, Illinois to compete in the Highland Shootout on Saturday, Jan. 10. The Statesmen played against Inglewood High School from California. The game ended in a 76-77 loss for Webster. Photos by Sam Enlund Men’s and women’s basketball played against Kirkwood high school on Friday, Jan. 9 in Roberts Gym. The women’s team lost 27-37 and the men’s team won 66-46. The basketball program also honored past basketball alum and the men’s championship team from 1996. Photos by Sam Enlund

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Former Echo Staffers

*Former entertainment editor Abby Botan interned with the St. Louis Post Dispatch during the summer of 2016. Here are a few of her published works.
--“'Queer' in pop culture"
--"Top 10 Instagram Accounts to follow"
--"Historic Front Pages"
--"Charles Lindbergh"
*Class of 2009 former business/advertising manager Caitlyn Davis is a public relations strategist.
*Class of 2017 former sports editor/columnist Bennett Durando is a Nuggets beat writer for The Denver Post.
*Class of 2018 editor-in-chief Caroline Fellows is an admissions representative at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
*Former editor-in-chief Kate Grumke is a a freelance reporter who also served as political producer for PBS and an Edward R. Murrow Award winner.
*Former sports editor Roy Harris is the author of Pulitzer's Gold.
*Class of 2015 former ECHO editor-in-chief Ariel Johnson is a producer at KNWA Fox24 and a Edward R. Murrow Award winner.
*Class of 2017 former ECHO editor Andy Kimball is a sports journalist for the Decatur Herald and Review.
*Class of 2019 print editor Ellie Marshall is a copy editor for the Maneater.
*Class of 2008 news editor Kate Midden is the communications director at the Global Health Advocacy Incubator.
*Class of 1978 ECHO staffer Russ Mitchell is an anchor for WKYC in Cleveland.
*Former technology columnist Roxie Mullins is senior editor at "Faces Magazine."
*Former web editor Phoebe Mussman is a videographer/photographer at Lindenwood University and won the Jury Award for Best Cinematography and Sound at the Stronger Than Fiction Film Fest for her documentary "Qualm and Quietus."
*Class of 2021 entertainment editor Addie Palmquist is working for the University of Arizona's The Daily Wildcat.
*Class of 2018 Social Media Manager Rosa Parks is communications coordinator for Action St. Louis!
*Class of 2019 editor-in-chief Cole Schnell is a data reporter for the Memphis Business Journal.
*Class of 2001 photographer Andrea Speth runs Speth Photography and photographs for the Emissourian.
*Class of 2009 web and podcast editor Kathryn Wolterman is a senior consultant at CGI

Category: Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Letter to Editor: Student wishes to bring autism awarenesss

Autism is a wide spectrum of disorders where early brain development is disturbed by a genetic mutation. This mutation is … Continue reading Letter to Editor: Student wishes to bring autism awarenesss

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Webster Alumni clarifies Friendship Dance origins

Having written and compiled eight books on the Turkey Day Game and interviewed dozens of those involved with it as … Continue reading Webster Alumni clarifies Friendship Dance origins

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Student complains about library policies

There is only one place in this school with a serious lack of manners toward our student body. I don’t … Continue reading Student complains about library policies

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Readers respond to dance team article

I feel as if I am one of your biggest fans. I read all your articles (even the sports one … Continue reading Readers respond to dance team article

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Readers respond to dance team article

When we read the article concerning the dance team, we noticed several discrepancies within the article that Ms. Gran wrote. … Continue reading Readers respond to dance team article

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Student promotes soda usage

We, the wonderful students at WGHS, are plagued by an evil which we can no longer ignore. This problem encumbers … Continue reading Student promotes soda usage

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Letter to the Editor: Article on leggings is step back for young women at WGHS

Since when is it acceptable for a school sponsored publication to call female students “tramps” or “trash?” These misogynist terms … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Article on leggings is step back for young women at WGHS

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Reader notes hat rule addresses only part of etiquette picture

For the past week, I have worn a hat to school. I took it off at the request of any … Continue reading Reader notes hat rule addresses only part of etiquette picture

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Student gives opinion on ‘No Hats’ rule

The Administration has decided that we, the student body, should not wear our beloved hats. I Quill, your beloved voice … Continue reading Student gives opinion on ‘No Hats’ rule

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Reader corrects Ivy Crockett Run story

Regarding the Ivory Crockett article in the October 2010 issue of the ECHO, I need to point out a couple … Continue reading Reader corrects Ivy Crockett Run story

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Common Sense: Reader reveals test dangers

It has been brought to my humble attention that a villian is among us. The fear and destruction that it … Continue reading Common Sense: Reader reveals test dangers

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Student appeals for return to common sense

It has come to my attention at this school something has gone horribly wrong. It is illogical to assign students … Continue reading Student appeals for return to common sense

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