This is the sixth issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Teen dating violence epidemic needs to end *Prop E will provide safety, reduce overcrowding *Sex education must be inclusive *Students perform Shakespeare *Spanish department travels to… Read More ›
This is the fifth issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Letter to the Reader *Toxic masculinity affects men’s mental health *Mental health should be integrated into curriculum *WGHS needs more women’s studies classes *Willie’s Comic *Troupe… Read More ›
This is the fourth issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *SAD should be taken seriously *WGSD should redistribute calendar *Op-ed: Unsolicited sexual photos are sexual harassment *High school to have late starts next year *Closed campus… Read More ›
This is the third issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Field trip opens students eyes *Letter to the editor *Transgender community needs equal rights *Organizations threaten planned parenthood, choice *Statesbots hosts Tech Challenge meet *Special School… Read More ›
This is the second issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Young people need to vote *Prank phone call causes panic *Don’t Tread on Me’ flag shows understanding needed in cases of harassment allegations *School District hires… Read More ›
This is the first issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Willie’s Comic *Starbucks grasps for straws *Abusive artists should not be supported *Academic lab creates stricter policies *Best Buddies club hopes to build friendships *Foreign exchange… Read More ›
This is the eighth issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: Pg. 3 Students should support Best Buddies Pg. 3 Teenagers need comprehensive sex ed Pg. 4 Dr. Matthew Irvin to become principal Pg. 4 Students gather… Read More ›
This is the seventh issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Instagram account does not reflect ECHO values *Students should stop parking without passes *America needs gun control *Students share hopes for new principal *Mayor faces opposition… Read More ›
This is the sixth issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: * Educate to destigmatize eating disorders * ‘Trump Bump’ doesn’t improve wages * Oppression lives on at Webster * WGHS hosts qualifiers for history bowl * St…. Read More ›
This is the fifth issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Legalizing marijuana would benefit U.S. *Excessive homework negatively impacts students *School needs to be more environmentally aware *Principal wins outstanding administrator *Community marches to honor… Read More ›
This is the fourth issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: *More should be done to prevent sexual harassment *Discrimination against AIDS must end *Letter to the Editor *Raptor to be implemented in district *Swastikas bring up… Read More ›
This is the third issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Is vaping really better for your health? *Letter to the Editor –National Anthem *Drama presents first major show in Black Box *Milagro’s Chili Fest winning streak… Read More ›
This is the second issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: *America needs tougher gun laws *Letter to the Editor *Webster’s fall play presents relevant topics *National Merit recognizes scholars *Students share Friendship Dance opinions *Senior achieves… Read More ›
This is the first issue of the 103rd year of the ECHO. Contents include: *ECHO responds to site’s misinformation *ECHO Editorial Policy *Sports should count as PE credit *Peaceful protests are effective *Writers present two views on parking *Auditorium gets… Read More ›
This is the eighth issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include Letters to the editor Teen drivers’ safety remains critical issue Day of Silence brings awareness Opioid usage increases across St. Louis Students, staff march for science… Read More ›
This is the seventh issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include Willie’s Comic, EPA, school choice, prom, STUCO elections, men’s basketball, 2017 Franzie winner, humor columnist Natalie Johnson’s take on air travel, Spring Break trips, men’s wrestling,… Read More ›
This is the sixth issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include Willie’s Comic, Walter Cronkite New Voices Bill, political antagonism, All-Write, fundraiser for student injured by truck, Mardi Gras, bathroom passes, new soccer coach, Bennett Durando’s basketball… Read More ›
This is the fifth issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include Willie’s Comic, New Year’s resolutions, gun control, the MLK march, feminine hygiene products, the March on St. Louis, a first-hand perspective of the March on Washington,… Read More ›
This is the fourth issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include the Christmas conventions, Willie’s Comic, school-sponsored versus non school-sponsored designations, year in review, transfer students, Lindenwood U. art show, staff wishlists, freshman actress on Broadway and… Read More ›
This is the third issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include the Black Friday march, views about the election outcome, the NHS blood drive, Veterans Day, Mr. Webster, Bennett Durando’s Turkey Day wrapup, men’s basketball, Thanksgiving traditions,… Read More ›
This is the second issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include Camp Wyman, the election, clowns, Caleb Bolin’s presidential endorsement, Willie’s Comic, men’s swimming, volleyball, cross country, escape rooms, astrology, Friendship Dance, emerald ash borers, the “gingerbread… Read More ›
This is the first issue of the 102nd year of the ECHO. Contents include Willie’s Comic, Bennett from the Bleachers, a defense of voting for third party candidates, bathrooms, the new “Pledge” law, one-act auditions, Hixson Spanish teacher charged, proposed… Read More ›
This is the final issue of the WG ECHO’s 101st year. Included are senior profiles, staff goodbyes, senior awards, senior wills and senior survey results.
