“I think for a lot of players it is a dream to coach the same program that they played for,” new Varsity men’s lacrosse head coach Whit Tegenkamp said. Continue reading Webster welcomes new men’s lacrosse coach
Calum and Emmett Shank are brothers on the men’s swim and dive team. They’ve broken records, gone to State, and now, senior Calum Shank has committed to swim at Mckendree University. Continue reading Dynamic brother duo demolishes records
Nic Zenker was a head basketball coach for over 20 years, most notably at Cairo High School, with a career record of 320-220. Continue reading Former head coach takes new role
Bianca Haghighi worked as an English teacher at the Hazelwood Opportunity Center for nine years before transferring to Webster Groves High School to become a new counselor for the 2023-24 school year. Continue reading Former English teacher becomes counselor
“Education is the key to being successful,” Dr. Anissa Witherspoon, Office 308 secretary, said. Continue reading New secretary hopes to encourage students
Social studies teacher Michael Weber begins his first year at Webster after nearly two decades of teaching and an eight-year military career. Continue reading Social studies teacher brings military experience
First year Spanish teacher Miranda Forbes has always had a passion for Spanish culture, and she is ecstatic to be teaching the language this year. Continue reading Spanish teacher begins 1st year at WGHS
New SSD coordinator Jennifer Macalady is already jumping into her position in the Webster Groves School District and making a difference in people’s lives by supporting and including all people. Continue reading News SSD coordinator brings experience to WGSD
“I actually wanted to become an engineer before I wanted to study volcanoes, but I always thought that it wouldn’t have suited me,” graduate Morgan Lawrence said via email. Continue reading Willkommen in Deutschland: Softball player to study volcanos
Graduate Yuki Ishiyama has always had a chipper presence around the school. Whether in class right before a test, or at an orchestra concert, Ishiyama will always have a smile on his face. Continue reading Violinist to continue music endeavors at SIUE
Senior Joseph Garzia has had a busy four years. From Interact Club, to band, to three different sports, Garzia’s time in high school has been filled with variety. Continue reading Kicker to study biology at University of Pittsburgh
Graduate Clara Bittle’s extraordinary art work has led her to attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Continue reading Artist to pursue passion at Art Institute of Chicago
Senior Dominic Lee has been nominated for both commencement speaker and the Eagle Award. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Swim team, water polo captain moves to bigger pond
With 363 hours of service work, senior Olivia King has earned the highest four year total of service hours at WGHS. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Senior earns highest ever 4-year total of service hours
History teacher Terry Verstraete will retire after 29 years at Webster Groves High School. His son, senior Garrett Verstraete, will join him in his departure, as he will be graduating by the year’s end. Continue reading Retiring teacher, graduating son share experiences
After spending a semester in the Blue Ridge Mountains, completing an EMT certification and undergoing a major spine reconstruction surgery, Art Isom plans to attend Ithaca College, majoring in biology or pre-med. Continue reading EMT to pursue pre-medical degree
“I’ve really discovered who I am in the past four years and it feels good to say that with confidence,” Kaz Bergmann said via email. Bergmann will attend Oregon State University in the fall. Continue reading ‘The fish guy’ travels from St. Louis to Oregon
After being accepted into Case Western Reserve University, senior Norah Rohlfing plans to study engineering and art. Although people often go to school to discover who they are, sometimes it has always been a part of them. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Artist to study engineering at Case Western
Starting her journalism career four years ago, Lydia Urice has won over nine Missouri Interscholastic Journalism Association awards. Continue reading Eagle Award nominee: Editor-in-chief leaves mark on WGHS