“Harvey” is the title of the spring play directed by drama teacher Todd Schaefer, running from April 13-16. This play is a comedy with serious topics and is also a Pulitzer winner. Continue reading Schaefer speaks about his role as director in the spring play
Students evacuated the high school building about 10:20 a.m. in response to a fire alarm.
The alarm was sounded after smoked filled a science classroom during an experiment.
According to an email from the school, “The fire department responded quickly, and no one was in danger.”
Students returned to classes about 10:50 a.m. Continue reading Breaking News: Students evacuate building
Junior Eli Suppelsa turns the page of his sheet music during the Statesmen String Ensemble performance of junior Ethan Sanders’ composition. Students performed as either a large group and/or they performed other pieces in smaller ensemble groups. The concert took place on Wednesday, March 9, at the Webster Groves Presbyterian Church. Photo by Lydia Urice Continue reading Photo of the Week: Statesmen String Ensemble perform
Students, teachers and community members plunge into Creve Coeur Lake on Feb. 19, to raise money for the Special Olympics. The Polar Plunge was organized by Special Olympics of Missouri and Best Buddies. Photos by Lydia Urice Continue reading Photo of the Week: Polar Plunge helps Special Olympics
Student Council and Best Buddies are helping the Missouri Special Olympics put on the Polar Plunge, which will take place on Saturday, Feb. 19. Continue reading Freezin for a reason: Students, teachers plunge into cold lake to raise money for Special Olympics
Students and teachers alike hope for a snow day tomorrow, Feb 2. The National Weather Service has predicted six-10 inches of snow from midnight tonight to noon Feb. 3.
Students and teachers have various superstitions or traditions about the best way to will a snow day into existence. Continue reading Students (and teachers) spill: ‘How to have a snow day?’
Mx. Webster contestants practice and film the dance portion of the pageant. Mx. Webster will premiere tonight, Friday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p.m. on YouTube at the channel Mx. Webster 2022 (bit.ly/33CHvfO). Link also in bio @mx.webster2022 on instagram. Link for voting will be in the description of the video and voting will be open until Wednesday, Feb 2. Photos by Lydia Urice Continue reading Photo of the Week: Contestants film dance portion of Mx. Webster Pageant
Senior Ava Falkenrath organizes Mx. Webster contestants at a rehearsal on Jan. 20. Mx. Webster will take place virtually on Friday, Jan. 28. Photo by Lydia Urice Continue reading Photo of the Week: Mx. Webster contestants rehearse
Winter activities assembly will take place seventh period on Jan. 28, in Roberts Gym.
“It’s going to be basketball, boys and girls; wrestling, boys and girls; and girls swim and dive,” assistant activities director Munir Prince said. Continue reading News Brief: Winter Activities Assembly showcases winter sports
I rated four drinks based on six categories on a scale from one to five, one being the worst, five being the best. The first category was presentation, how cute is the drink, does it look good?
The second category was peppermint to coffee ratio, one being mostly coffee and five being mostly pepperminty. Continue reading Review: Starbucks wins peppermint coffee competition
Editor-in-chief Jackson Parks and junior editor Lydia Urice interviewed Matt Buha about his recent resignation as head Varsity football coach. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Former football coach resigns to focus on family
The social studies department will continue to observe Veterans Day with an assembly Friday, Nov. 12, with about 50 veterans participating.
The ceremony will be in Roberts Gym and will only be attended by social studies classes during first hour. During the remainder of the day veterans will follow the social studies teacher’s class schedule. Continue reading Social studies department honor veterans
Junior editor Lydia Urice interviews exchange student Cameron Gonzalez, junior, about the differences between Spain and the United States. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Spanish exchange student shares experiences
Junior editor Lydia Urice interviews exchange student Marie Dapper, junior, about the differences between Germany and the United States. Continue reading Voices of Webster: German exchange student shares views
Junior editor Lydia Urice interviews Swedish foreign exchange student Lukas Hillström, junior, about the differences between Sweden and the United States. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Exchange student shares views of U.S. experience