Junior Oliver Doyle, starting forward for the Webster Groves soccer team, is brought down by Collinsville’s number 3 in the final third during Webster’s first home game this season against Collinsville. The match started with a penalty save by junior Luca Zarky, and it ended with a 2-2 scoreline. Oliver Doyle scored a goal to put the Statesmen ahead before Collinsville scored the equalizer that sealed the match late on. About ambitions for the team, Doyle said, “I feel like we can build from here and start becoming a top-tier team that we want to be.” Photo by Luca Giordano

The Jim Schoemehl Run, sponsored by the Marketing 2 class, celebrated its 20th anniversary on May 1, at WGHS. Marketing students raised over $19,000 for Bo Powell and the ALS association of St Louis. Participants could run in person or virtually to support the cause. Photo by Addie Palmquist

Junior Eliza Maupin competes in the high jump, one of the events that members of Varsity Men’s and Women’s Track and Field participated in at the WG Quad Invitational of 2021 on Friday, April 16, on Moss Field. The Invitational included other events such as javelin throwing and the mile run. The next event for Men’s and Women’s Varsity T&F is Saturday, April 24, at MICDS. Photos by Jaden Fields

WG Drama Department presents “The Glass Menagerie” previewed Wednesday, April 7, in the the auditorium. Junior Ava Musgraves as Laura converses with sophomore Ian McCann as Jim.  The show will be Thursday, April 8,- Saturday, April 10, at 7 p. m. and tickets can be purchased through this box office phone number, (314) 918- 4646. Photo by Zeke La Mantia

Junior Evan Oliver donates blood for the annual STUCO blood drive in the secondary gym on Feb. 23. Photo by Calvin Lescher

Snowfall on Wednesday, Jan. 29, made for some peaceful and picturesque scenes. Several people have expressed that snow was one of the things they looked forward to for raising spirits. Social studies teacher Alison Bryar said, “I look forward to our first real snow of the season. My puppy has not seen snow yet. I can’t wait to see her romp around in it!” Photo by Lydia Urice

Teacher-made tie dye shirts hang up as examples for Kyle Lockos’s chemistry class as they decorate shirts as a final project. Photo by Joe Harned

Senior Nate Hudson dresses up for ‘Webster Dress Your Own Way’ Friday, Dec. 4. The movement started on Instagram to combat discrimination of gender expression and to bring awareness to issues affecting both men and women alike in terms of expression and identify. Photo by Jaden Fields

Junior Amelia Dorsey wears a homemade mask to her volleyball game. She has been making masks since the beginning of the pandemic, and she has used them as a way to express her creative side. “Another reason I made masks was because I don’t have a job, so making masks for people was a way to make money,” Dorsey said.  Photo by Maren DeMargel