The Cafeteria is used by almost everyone, every day of school.
However, it still carries two pressing concerns that the School
Administration has not addressed. Continue reading Letter to the editor: The Cafeteria
“Fast Fashion” started as a 1990s corporation trend of cheap, trendy, and poorly made clothing and has now become the third largest contributor to pollution. Continue reading ‘Fast Fashion’ isn’t just hurting your wallet: the other side of your wardrobe
“The Eras Tour,” Taylor Swift’s sold-out stadium tour, opened on March 17, in Glendale, AZ. The tour includes 52 shows across the United States and concludes on Aug. 9, in Inglewood, CA. Continue reading Students express excitement for “Eras Tour”
About the Jim Schoemehl Run, marketing teacher Kathryn Laurentius said, “It’s a cool event that has a lot of history at Webster.” Continue reading Jim Schoemehl Run continues to support ALS for its 22nd year
Editor-in-chief Lydia Urice talks to students about what they will miss about high school. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Seniors share what they will miss
“The Last of Us’” is a television series released on Jan. 15. The show is an adaptation of the popular PlayStation game by the same name, released in 2013 by Naughty Dog. Continue reading Heart Wrenching Television: ‘The Last Of Us’ Review
Senior prom was held at the Planetarium on April 15, from 7:30 to 10 p.m., after a delay due to severe weather. The event was open to seniors and their guests. Continue reading Prom expectations vs reality: students discuss
This is the tenth issue of the 108th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG ECHO April 2023 Issue
Best Buddies’ second annual Buddy Ball will be held at Webster Groves High School on April 28, from 6-8 p.m. in the PV Commons. Continue reading Best Buddies bring back Buddy Ball
Senior Phoebe McFarland dances at Prom at The Planetarium on Saturday, April 15. For more photos and other prom content, check out the April Issue, which will be distributed on Friday, April 28, during Academic Networking. Photo by Soledad Lee Continue reading Prom revelers celebrate at Planetarium
Drama teacher Todd Schaefer believes having a fine arts credit benefits students. Continue reading Arts benefit Webster students
TikTok editor Eleanor Kanerva shares this week’s headlines: Spring End of Course (EOC) testing, National Honor Society induction, Best Buddies Ball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s track, men’s tennis, baseball, women’s lacrosse, men’s volleyball and women’s soccer. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: April 26, 2023
“Feminism” is a word that has appeared more and more throughout the years. People interpret it in so many different ways, and quite frequently, wrongly. Continue reading The meaning of feminism is misconstrued
This year’s last Jazz Band concert will take place on Tuesday, April 25, 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Tickets will be free. Continue reading Jazz Band performs final concert of year
Students are celebrating Earth Day with Gardening Club and Environmental Club, their thoughts and ideas for projects on Earth Day and Forest Park’s plans for their annual celebration and projects. Continue reading Students celebrate Earth Day
Podcast editor Sam Klein talks to students and staff about how artificial intelligence will impact school life. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students, staff discuss rise of AI
Five years ago, Andrew Pulliam took over the orchestra program at the high school. Since then, he’s worked hard to produce high-quality musicians, while also making sure they have fun along the way. Continue reading Conductor, teacher gives orchestra program new life