Evelyn Trampe–Business/Advertising Manager

Evelyn Trampe
Business/Advertising Manager

Bio

This will Evelyn Trampe’s first year on ECHO staff, but she made several contributions while taking journalism class her sophomore year.

Awards

2017 Excellent Rating–Broadcast Special Projects–“Students race to consume Dewey’s Pizza“–JournalismSTL

2017 Honorable Mention Rating– Broadcast News Feature “Dewey’s Pizza”–MIPA

2017 Video Story of the Year: Special Project Nominee–MJEA

Quill and Scroll member

Works

Drama department presents Broadway revue

Raptor to be implemented in district

Ball plans to keep swimming

Slideshow: DECA sponsors 2017 Mr. Webster

Teachers share Halloween memories

Rare, total solar eclipse inspires students, staff

Staff members to retire after school year

Webster staff members reminisce about prom

Student Council representatives attend state convention

Students offer suggestions on internet safety

Champion takes over as head women’s soccer coach

Review: ’30 Rock’ still rocks

Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’ lives on

Students race to consume Dewey’s Pizza

Creath Starts Work at Webster

Slideshow: Cross country teams place in Blackburn meet

News Briefs

Seniors Logan Corzine and Meredith Grimm-Howell perform during the One-Act Festival on Sept. 27. Photo by Trinity Madison

Drama Department looking for student writers, actors

Calling all young script writers! The deadline for student one act submissions is Aug 17.

Drama teacher Todd Schaefer is looking for more pieces to extend the festival, which will be Sept. 26.

Student directors will be primarily casting these short plays.

For more information, to submit scripts or discuss acting roles, contact Schaefer in classroom 158. Schaefer is looking to help fix up and format student pieces with their authors.

Also, there’s a general meeting about a Shakespearean festival following the drama meeting Friday after school in the Black Box.

Run by senior Basil Sessen, the Shakespearean festival will be a compilation of plays, scenes, soliloquies written by William Shakespeare, as well as songs inspired by his writing.

To people thinking about participating in drama, Schaefer said, “Get involved with the drama department. It’s the easiest way to get your foot in the door.”