This is the third issue of the 107th year of the ECHO.
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Echo News Roundup: Nov. 22, 2021
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: Tuesday schedule and events, fall break, EOC testing, SAT, Turkey Day Game, men’s and women’s basketball, women’s swim and dive, and wrestling.
Teens rally at Planned Parenthood
Teens for Choice STL organized a rally at Planned Parenthood in Forest Park to show support for the services it provides.
People of all ages, genders, sexualities and religions came with signs and stood along the road, cheering when cars honked in approval.
Voices of Webster: Students talk about fall fashions
Business Manager Izzy Poole interviews students about fall fashions.
Echo News Roundup: Nov. 15, 2021
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: next week’s schedule, pep assembly, Chili Fest, community pep rally, bonfire, State diving champion Bennet Loving, men’s basketball and the Turkey Day Game.
Voices of Webster: Former football coach resigns to focus on family
Editor-in-chief Jackson Parks and junior editor Lydia Urice interviewed Matt Buha about his recent resignation as head Varsity football coach.
Slideshow: Fall festival brings community fun
Rock Hill’s Fall Festival provided the community with a parade, petting zoo, children’s activities, games, inflatables and stage performances by Christian Misner (“Christian the Magician”) and Anita Jackson Oct. 2, at the Hudson Elementary School grounds. Photos by Brody Zarky
Social studies department honor veterans
The social studies department will continue to observe Veterans Day with an assembly Friday, Nov. 12, with about 50 veterans participating.
The ceremony will be in Roberts Gym and will only be attended by social studies classes during first hour. During the remainder of the day veterans will follow the social studies teacher’s class schedule.
Echo News Roundup: Nov. 8, 2021
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: National Honor Society blood drive, men’s swim team, women’s and men’s basketball, cross country, men’s soccer and the Turkey Day Game.
Voices of Webster: Students share opinions about holiday music
Podcast editor Maren DeMargel interviewed students about when it is appropriate to begin listening to Christmas music.
Slideshow: Women’s golf celebrates seniors
Seniors Annabelle Lewis, Sarah Ewing and Jenna Clark have played Varsity golf this season since practice started in early August. Photos by Samantha Klein
Echo News Roundup: Nov. 2, 2021
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: SAT testing, late start Monday, NHS Blood Drive, Night in the Courtyard, DECA Presents Putt-Putt, Turkey Day game, men’s soccer and men’s swim.
Slideshow: Drama presents ’10 Ways to Survive Apocalypse’
Drama department performed “10 Ways to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse” by Don Zolidis in the Jerry R. Knight Auditorium Oct. 28-30, at 7 p.m.
Photos by Izzy Poole
Voices of Webster: Students express feelings about returning to in-person classes
Public relations officer Calvin Lescher interviewed senior Millie Thum, junior Xavier Jurotich, sophomore M.J. Ryan and freshman Kara Pierce about their feelings about returning to in-person school.
Print Version: WG ECHO October 2021 Issue
This is the second issue of the 107th year of the ECHO.
Slideshow: Kirkwood Farmers Market prepares for autumn
The Farmers Market in Kirkwood recently brought out all of its autumn decorations. This is one of its most busy times of the year so they go all out for fall. Photos by Lili Naert
Falling Fences performs at Hawken House
Falling Fences performed at the Hawken House on Sept. 20, as part of the Hawken House Concert Series.
On Halloween, Anne Louise Williams will recite works by Edgar Allan Poe from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hawken House as the Webster Groves Historical Society for the second year hosts “Poe on the Porch.”
Echo News Roundup: Oct. 25, 2021
Print editor Ava Musgraves shares this week’s headlines: fall play, no school for students Nov. 1, SATs, men’s soccer, cross country and Varsity football.
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