“He was great at really caring for his students and looking for the best in everyone he worked with,” math teacher and assistant baseball and softball coach Jacob Clark said about his father, Jon Clark.
Continue reading Webster remembers former principal
Science Teacher Jane Knittig has run three marathons and is currently training for her fourth in October. Continue reading Science teacher enjoys runing, teaching
“I want to be that trusted adult for someone… If I can impact that one person, that’s what I’m here to do,” Unit 124 secretary to Dr. Sam Smith, Aryka Cooper said. Continue reading Unit secretary shares experience, advice
Activities Office secretary, Ashli McDonald, is a new staff member, whose experience in high school with daycare inspired her to work in a school. Continue reading Alumna joins Activities Office staff
Orchestra teacher Andrew Pulliam has been at WGHS for 11 years. Before that, he was a band director and now helps direct band performances. Continue reading Orchestra teacher shares musical talent
Senior Emmett Shank has been swimming since he was six years old, due in part to the fact that his dad swam in college. Continue reading Swimmer to continue making waves
Senior and state champion Brady Schuettpelz plans to play men’s basketball at Grinnell College next year where he will major in Economics. Continue reading State champ to continue basketball journey
Senior William Blew plans to play men’s lacrosse at Lewis University next year. He will major in electrical engineering. Continue reading Men’s lacrosse player commits to Lewis University
Ali Schulz, senior, plans to pursue political science at Florida State University as a Presidential Scholar. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Editor-in-chief to pursue career in political science
“(Parker Collier, junior) does all the things that other theater kids do as well … but he’s a very unique writer. He kind of writes at a level that I don’t see quite a lot,” Todd Schaefer, theater teacher, said. Continue reading Senior to pursue acting in New York
Eagle Award winner Emma Patneau, senior, plans to study aerospace engineering and physics at Purdue University. Continue reading Eagle Award winner: STUCO President to study at Purdue
Emery McReynolds has played softball since she was seven years old. Now, she is taking her career to new heights, committing to play at Rockhurst, a Division II university. Continue reading Softball player commits to Rockhurst University
Gracie Giles, senior, plans to attend The School of the Art Institute in Chicago starting in the fall to pursue her passion in art. Continue reading Artist to continue career in Chicago
Addison Simpson, senior, committed to University of Michigan. Starting in the fall she plans to major in law, justice and social change with a minor in political science and statistics. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Student to pursue passion in equity, social justice
Senior Cate Nakatani started baking with her Nana and has taken what she learned to start her own successful baking business, The Baker’s Oven. Continue reading Baker finds recipe for success