The Wildcat Roar

A Stellar Journey

Lauren Bell, Staff Writer • October 19, 2015

Imagine if Kansas City was being attacked, and you were forced to flee. This was the case for Stella Skorobogach, when terrorists threatened the area just 200 miles from her home in Mariupol, Ukraine. Stella...

Join the Club

MaryKate Kopsky, Staff Writer • October 19, 2015

Do you want to camp out in the Ozarks? Interested in playing board games with senior citizens? Always wanted to help out with Spirit Week? With over 20 different clubs that meet regularly and continually...

Finding Your Mall

Bridgette Grimm, Staff Writer • October 14, 2015

Whether one needs a new outfit, or is just shopping for fun, the decision of which mall to go to is always a tough one. In the St. Louis area, West County Mall, Plaza Frontenac, and The Galleria are all...

The Untold Stories of Summer Seminar

Lauren Ramos, Print Editor • September 23, 2015

Oregon On the second day in the Wallowa Mountains, they ran into some park rangers at a lake that was about a quarter of a mile from where they set up camp. Unfortunately, the state law in Oregon is...

New Heads

Sarah Ragsdale, Features Editor • September 23, 2015

Q&A With WCA’s Three Newest STARS

Audrey O'Neill, Editor-in-Chief • September 23, 2015

The six-week long “Students and Teachers as Research Scientists” program, sponsored by local private industries and universities, is an opportunity for high school students and teachers to participate...

Ready, Set, Go!

Ashley Klein, Design Editor • October 29, 2014

At Westminster, a lot goes into making a quality production. For the actors and directors, this means hours of preparation and rehearsal. For WCA Set Club, this requires just as much time and effort, though...

Dr. Sefrit’s Big Finish

Ashley Klein, Design Editor • October 2, 2014

Dr. Jim Sefrit, assistant head of school, will be rounding out his time at Westminster this year, or his eleventh “one,” as he affectionately calls it. According to Dr. Sefrit, he has begun each year...

PC 101

Andrew Montgomery, Business Manager • October 2, 2014

WCA has a unique 7th through 12th grade format, which allows middle schoolers to have a relationship with their high school peer counselor. “As a seventh grader I did not know many people, and the...

Students and Teachers Visit China to Set Up Relations with a Sister School

Megan Galvin, Editor-in-Chief • September 30, 2014

As a summer seminar first, seven students and two teachers embarked on an international journey that led them to Guangzhou, China. The team included juniors Katherine Galvin, Kaitlyn Melhouse, and Brennan...

Running For a Cause

Elisabeth Harding, Staff Writer • May 6, 2014

On Saturday, April 11th, over one hundred student, faculty, and families could be seen walking and running all across Westminster’s campus. This was due to a group of students known as Project Give Well,...

Organ Trafficking

Juhyae Kim, Staff Writer • May 6, 2014

As busy high schoolers, we often don’t hear about the gross human rights violations occurring around the world. There are many significant issues that people don’t keep up with, and organ trafficking...