Seniors take their seats in Chaifetz Arena for their high school graduation on May 24.
Photos by Sam Klein
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Voices of Webster: Students talk about finals
Podcast editor Sam Klein talks to students about finals and the stress that come with them.
Superintendent shares renovation plans for school district
Between the muddy fields, leaky windows and the water damage all over Webster schools WGSD has created a plan of attack.
Dr. John Simpson, superintendent, has developed and shaped plans since August of 2021 to help improve school district campuses.
Voices of Webster: FemCo collects menstrual products
Podcast editor Sam Klein reports on the Feminist Coalition’s drive to collect menstrual products.
Voices of Webster: Sophomore shares views about bringing back Victorian fashion
Podcast editor Sam Klein talks to sophomore Olivia Reisz about why Victorian fashions should return.
Chess team wins 2nd place at State
Webster Chess Team placed second at the State championship during spring break. The tournament was at Battle High School in Columbia, Missouri on March 19. The tournament had 200 players, and five members from each team played four games.
Voices of Webster: Student athletes balance sports, academics, social life
Podcast editor Sam Klein talks to student athletes about how they balance their lives.
Environmental club organizes Earth Day walk
After school on Tuesday, April 26, the Environmental Club is going on an Earth Day walk to clean up trash around Webster. The route is two and a half miles and those who wish to participate should meet in room 380 right after school and bring their own plastic bags to carry trash.
Voices of Webster: Teachers talk about mental health
Podcast editor Sam Klein talks to teachers about issues of mental health in the face of the two years of pandemic.
Voices of Webster: Editorial: Schools should not ban books
“Harry Potter,” “The Great Gatsby,” “Captain Underpants,” “The Perks of Being a Wallflower.” What do all of these books have in common? At some point, they have all been “banned.”
Journalism students rate pumpkin pies
Contributing writers Sam Klein, Hadley Hoskins and Lily Naert compare Schnucks, Costco and homemade pumpkin pies.
Review: Holly Jackson’s debut novel ‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’ provides twist
No one ever expects a 17-year-old to solve a murder for their school project, but that’s exactly what Pippa (Pip) does in the beautifully crafted novel “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” by Holly Jackson.
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