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The Student Newsite of Ladue High School

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Rows of produce, freshly picked from local orchards, line up ready for customers. As the local growing season ends, fall produce like peppers and tomatoes become more prominent. “When it gets colder in the fall, we do more local pumpkins and mums and jarred goods, and our pies are local,” Stark said.
Farm Fresh
Josh Devine and Madeline Awad • November 11, 2024
Ladue in Focus
Ladue in Focus
Celina Zhou, In-Depth Editor • November 7, 2024
Art teacher Patricia Chavez and her family sit atop Machu Picchu. In order to secure a spot on a guided tour, her cousin bought her and her family tickets months in advance. “[My] favorite part was actually getting there, finally seeing the ruins,” Chavez said. “It’s just so beautiful with all the mountains all around you. It was breathtaking.” (Photo courtesy of Patricia Chavez)
Chavez Climbs
Ella Bender, Opinions Editor • October 29, 2024
Social studies teacher Kelley Krejnik waters one of the plants in her classroom. She cares for the plants in her class as well as the greenhouse. “We have a whole new spin-off club, the Greenhouse Club,” Krejnik said. “We’re talking over 100 different students that want to be involved in that, which is huge compared to when that first started.”
Growing a New Generation
Katie Jansen, Staff • October 29, 2024
Practical arts teacher Charles Harrison hunts for food and sport. He started hunting at 17 but stopped when he joined the Marine Corps. He later rediscovered his passion for hunting. "[I like] just watching how the seasons change and how animals grow and how they react,"Harrison said. "You see them in their natural habitat."
On the Hunt
Cindy Liu, News Editor • October 28, 2024
At the Crossroads
At the Crossroads
Alzhraa Mahmoud, Celina Zhou and Isaac Zelinske • October 24, 2024
Adaeze Loynd (11) dances with the Teens Troupe alongside her co-actors. She has been dancing since she was 2. “I've been a dancer for so long and it’s definitely my strong suit,” Loynd said. “I’m so happy I've gone as far as I have with [dance], and I can always rely on my dancing ability.”
Aspiring Actors
Grace Huewe, Features Editor • October 21, 2024
Alongside her cohort members, Elle Saleeby (9) explores an art institute. The cohort was made up of individuals around the globe. “You definitely heard so many accents in the room,” Saleeby said. “It was really good because it fosters a lot of different viewpoints in the experience that were all brought into the conversation.” (Photo courtesy of Elle Saleeby)
A Voice of Change
Arti Jain, Executive Editor in Chief • October 9, 2024
The National Speech and Debate Association has two types of events, speech and debate. These events involve different public speaking and argumentative skills.
‘Due Time to Debate
Nathan King, Staff • September 12, 2024
Giselle Stoeva (10) views Ram Shack apparel on last year’s opening day. Check Ladue Publications’ Instagram page for updates on this year’s opening day.
Back to Business
Arti Jain, Executive Editor in Chief • August 27, 2024
Social studies teacher Conner Katsev wears his medal, commemorating his achievement of winning the James Madison Fellowship Award. For Katsev, this medal represented everything he worked towards throughout his career. “Some advice would be, don’t get discouraged if you apply once and you don’t get [the fellowship],” Katsev said. “The [effort] to get [it] makes it that much more rewarding when you do get it.”
Made for Madison
Ira Rodrigues, Features Editor • May 1, 2024
Brad Griffith, Riley Keltner, and Christopher Saxton stand with their medals. Each teacher was awarded the James Madison Fellowship.
Ladue James Madison Fellows
Ira Rodrigues, Features Editor • April 29, 2024
Sophie Miller (12) and Claire Malone (12) interlock their arms as they glide over the ice. Miller and Malone showed have been skating together for years. “Ive been skating with her [Malone] since I moved here,” Miller said.
In-Sync
Mason Eastman and Ryan Snyder • April 29, 2024
Ella Hamlin (12) observes her production of Much Ado About Nothing. Hamlin greatly appreciated the opportunity she was given to direct the show. “I feel like [directing is] one of those things where each time is better than the last,” Hamlin said.
The Director’s Cut
Marie Demkovitch and Maya Mathew • April 29, 2024
Sawyer Bland (12) celebrates a point after a hard rally. He played against one of his friends in a practice game. "Pickle ball is great," Bland said. "Anyone can play against almost anyone regardless of their skill level and have a decent game."
Passion for Pickle
Luke Lochmoeller, Associate Editor • April 27, 2024
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