Dr. Matthew Irvin, current associate principal at Lafayette High School, was chosen to be WGHS’s next principal. Irvin graduated from Lindenwood University with a doctorate in educational administration in the fall of 2016. Before his administrative career, he worked as… Read More ›
Cole Schnell Editor-in-Chief Students protest against gun violence in front of MO Attorney General and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Hawley’s office. The organizer, Student Demand Action, chose this date because today marks the 19th anniversary of Columbine High School Shooting…. Read More ›
Evelyn Trampe Business/Ads Manager Natalie Johnson Social Media Manager For the first time since 2002 mayor, Gerry Welch, faced opposition in her mayoral run. To maintain her position as mayor, Welch had to defeat two-term, eight-year city councilman Ken Burns…. Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief Assistant principal John Raimondo announced his retirement this afternoon via email to WGHS staff. “I will miss you next year,” Raimondo wrote, “Many of us have spent years together working for the benefit of our students. I… Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief Students will vote for the 2018-2019 Student Council officer positions on March 29 during sixth hour. President candidates are juniors Evelyn Trampe, Brianna Vo and Tyler Benbow. Vice president candidates are juniors Ellie Oliphant, Chris Kuse and… Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief David Mendelson, former English teacher at Webster Groves High School, was recently charged on two counts of sexual contact with a student by teacher. A search warrant was issued on March 21, and Mendelson was taken into… Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief Webster Groves High School men’s basketball captured its fourth State title tonight by defeating Chaminade High School 101-90 at Missouri State University. This is the first time men’s basketball has won back-to-back State championships. … Read More ›
Webster Groves High School men’s basketball defeated Liberty High School 81-61 tonight in the Class 5 State semifinal game at Missouri State University. The team will play for its second consecutive State championship title on Saturday vs. Chaminade at 4:30… Read More ›
Elise Keller News/Opinion Editor Missouri’s first congressional district includes St. Louis city and neighborhoods in north Webster and Rock Hill. Since 2001, Lacy Clay has been this district’s congressional representative. This August Clay will run against Cori Bush. The August… Read More ›
Cole Schnell Junior Editor Students gathered on Selma Avenue at the beginning of third hour “to protest the lack of gun control measures at the local, state and federal levels,” as written in a graphic advertising the protest. One month… Read More ›
Cole Schnell Junior Editor Principal Dr. Jon Clark announced he will retire at the end of this school year after 22 years of working at WGHS and 14 years of being principal. “I’m going to miss being with the students,”… Read More ›
Sean Mullins Graphics Editor WGHS hosted the Missouri State Qualifiers for the National History Bowl and the National History Bee on Feb. 24. This was the school’s third time hosting overall. The National History Bowl involves teams of four students… Read More ›
Eleanor Marshall Podcast Editor All Write Festival is a four-year tradition where authors, comedians, artists, historians and musicians come and share their knowledge and talents with students at assemblies throughout the week. This festival is a large event for WGHS,… Read More ›
Photos by Caroline Fellows Evelyn Trampe Business Manager Broadway Revue was Feb. 8, and hosted by the drama department. The review gave 13 interested students the opportunity to showcase their talents through performing songs from Broadway musicals. Audience members… Read More ›
Students leave the building at promptly 10:15 a.m. due to a power outage Feb. 14. The power went out in the beginning of second hour, and students were told to stay in their classrooms until further notice. Around 9:30, staff… Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief Principal Dr. Jon Clark will retire at the end of the 2017-2018 school year. This morning, assistant principal Dr. John Raimando read a letter from Dr. Clark on the announcements during second hour. “For the past 22… Read More ›
Ashli Wagner Video Editor Troupe 191 nominated principal Dr. Jon Clark for Missouri outstanding administrator, he was awarded Jan. 14, at the state thespian conference. Dr. Clark was awarded outstanding administrator in front of over 2,500 students according to Clark…. Read More ›
Sean Mullins Graphics Editor Teacher Tony Huynh joined the math department this month in his first teaching job. He recently graduated from UMSL with a degree in mathematics and a minor in computer science. Huynh is replacing math teacher Emily… Read More ›
Natalie Johnson Social Media Manager Rock Hill and Webster Groves community members met at City Hall at 4:30 p.m. for the 23rd Annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration. Sunday, Jan. 14, brought a light snow flurry and… Read More ›
Cole Schnell Junior Editor Proud Past Inspired Future sponsor Chuck Reynolds announced junior Aysha Grey and junior Teona Adam as the grand prize winners at Steger during annual MLK celebration on Jan. 15. Proud Past Inspired Future is a program… Read More ›
Caroline Fellows Editor-in-Chief For the second year in a row, thousands gathered in downtown St. Louis for the women’s march. They marched from Union Station the Old Courthouse, holding signs and chanting. There were 8,000 people at the Jan. 20,… Read More ›
Ellie Marshall Podcast Editor Sean Mullins Technology Columnist A cappella groups, A-Men and A-Ladies, performed on Friday Dec. 8, in the auditorium from 7 to 9 p.m.. They were accompanied by the Missouri State a cappella group, A Cub Bella…. Read More ›
Evelyn Trampe Business Manager Webster Groves School District will implement a new check-in system, to provide better security to students and staff on Jan. 3. From the 1999 Columbine shooting, which killed 21 people, to the 2012 Sandy Hook… Read More ›
Rosa Parks Feature Editor At most high schools, students might expect to find graffiti of male and female anatomy, but Webster’s walls also have symbols and sayings of hate popping up. The administration said via email, “Graffiti at the school… Read More ›
