“The team’s work ethic, determination and overall grit has really grown over the season, and I think it will continue to grow throughout the State process,” senior and team captain Calum Shank said. Continue reading Men’s swim, dive team places 6th in state
Seniors Kaya Wolf and Mia Willis rehearse for the show “Rumors,” by Neil Simon on Tuesday, Nov. 14 in Jerry R. Knight Auditorium. Opening night was Thursday, Nov. 16 and upcoming performances include tonight, Nov. 17, and Saturday, Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. Photo by Arianna Peper Continue reading Photo of the Week: Thespians perform ‘Rumors’
When met with lights filling a stage, actors performing and laughter echoing in the audience, efforts behind the production of a play can easily go unnoticed. Continue reading Drama department prepares for ‘Rumors’
“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
Senior Barrett Rohlfing smiles after competing in his 50 of the 200 free relay during the men’s swim and dive meet against Pattonville on Tuesday, Oct. 17 at Webster University. The Statesmen won with a score of 93-76. Photo by Arianna Peper Continue reading Senior competes at Pattonville meet
Kopplin Field renovations started Sept. 18, cutting off around a month of the women’s softball season. Continue reading Renovations on Kopplin Field impact softball season
Freshman Clark Montgomery dives into the pool during the meet against Clayton High School at the Center of Clayton on Thursday, Sept. 28. The Statesmen lost 88-97. Photo by Arianna Peper Continue reading Freshman dives to compete
Junior Emmett Shank swims the 400 free relay in the Summit Quad at Rockwood Summit High School on Thursday, Sept. 14. Webster won first place by 137 points. Photo by Arianna Peper Continue reading Junior swims relay
Men’s swim and dive held its first home match in four years on Aug. 29, at Webster University against Rockwood Summit. Continue reading Men’s swim holds 1st home meet in 4 years
“Future Leaders is a fun and worthwhile program,” head director of the program, Jaime Adamski, stated. Continue reading Future Leaders provides opportunities for incoming, current HS students
News/opinion editor Arianna Peper and entertainment editor Margaret Korte share this week’s headlines: graduation. finals, summer school, SAT test, ACT test and the A Cappella Extravaganza. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: May 19, 2023
“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
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
Contributing writers Margaret Korte and Arianna Peper talk to members of the French National Honor Society about its crepe sale. Continue reading French National Honor Society makes crepes to improve community
The Missouri Music Educators Association is an event where music teachers from all around the state are invited to have their group perform at the event. In May preceding the event, each interested group submitted a video of a concert performance, and from there, they were judged and limited to the top three to play at the event. Continue reading Orchestra students prepare for upcoming MMEA event