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The Student Newsite of Ladue High School

Ladue Publications

Hotaru Murashita
Q and A about Extended Break
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 2 days ago
Georgia Bland (12) and Harper Buxner (12) stand on the stage managing the event. They had been preparing for the event since August and the last week has been the important in making the final touches for the event. "Then Friday night we began to set up and continued all day Saturday to make sure everything was ready from posters, streamers, and decorations, to food, raffle items and guests," Bland said.
Dance Marathon
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 2 days ago
Sabra Fink (11) helps students in physical education and reading classes. Being a part of Catalyst has helped her figure out her future career path. “I learned that this is something I really want to do in the future,” Sabra said. “Once I went into the classroom, I definitely found out this is something I want to do.”
A Bond in Learning
Ira Rodrigues, Features Editor • February 10, 2025
Sure Johnson (10) works on one of her pieces in painting class. She has been creating art for most of her life and finds joy in the hobby.“It’s very ingrained in young artists that they have to make something that’s a beautiful masterpiece, but art can just be whatever you think works,” Johnson said.
On Canvas
Grace Huewe, Features Editor • February 10, 2025
Anastasia Amromina (11)
South Tech on Deck
Josie Stout and Loukya Gillella February 10, 2025
Band students rehearse a new piece. Several musicians performed at All-State over the past weekend. “After sectionals, there's usually an hour or a few before the first major rehearsals of the day,” Leung said. “[You] rinse and repeat the process of rehearsal, break, rehearsal, break." (photo courtesy of Kimmi Lin)
All-State Performances
Kaichen Chou, Staff • February 10, 2025
Kevin Wu (9) displays the money he received for Chinese New Year. Over the past six years, he has accumulated over ¥70,000, or about $10,000, from family members. "All that money was from COVID until the time I went back to China, so that was a total of six years," Wu said. "That was all the money from both sides of my family."
The Year of the Snake Begins
Madeline Fong, Staff • February 2, 2025
Agnihotri edits one of his TikTok vlogs at home. Creating videos, editing and overall running this account has been very important to him. “My First Amendment is important to me,” Agnihotri said. “[TikTok] has a lot of my memories, and same for other people." (photo courtesy of Agnihotri)
Working Against the Clock
Kaichen Chou, Staff • January 30, 2025
Shelf Life
Shelf Life
Celina Zhou and Max Karsh December 2, 2024
English teacher Cheryl Ogolin stands in front of her kickboxing class as she leads a workout. Ogolin has been kickboxing for over 12 years. “[The class] is about me, the instructor, looking out and seeing what my participants are doing,” Ogolin said. “I give them real, live feedback, but also coach them through the move.” (Photo by Lathan Levy)
Kick, Punch, Teach
Katie Jansen, Staff • December 2, 2024
Flips and Splits
Flips and Splits
Josie Stout, Staff • December 2, 2024
Silas Baltzell (10) plays the tuba, jazz guitar, electric guitar and drums in the band room. In addition, Baltzell has also been producing his own music for a year. Being immersed in music doubles as a form of therapy for Baltzell. “If I’m ever not having a good week, I can always listen to music [and] know that I’m not alone with whatever I’m going through,” Baltzell said. “Finding music that helps you feel identified and validated for what you’re going through really helps.”
Beats by Baltzell
Grace Huewe, Features Editor • December 2, 2024
Norah Murphy (11) and Kayla Wallace (12) practice for their 2024 spring concert. They will perform in Viva Voce’s annual winter concert Dec. 14. “The group will sing our old songs and then we’ll also sing our competition set,” Murphy said.
‘A Special Moment in Time’
Jane Scheffel, Staff • December 2, 2024
Receptionist Artina Clark-Lloyd works on her computer as a receptionist allowing students in and out of the building. Clark-Lloyd has been at Ladue for 3 years and loves her time here. "The best part that I like the most about being a receptionist is getting to know the students as well as the parents," Clark-Lloyd said.
Q and A with Front Office Worker
Loukya Gillella, Staff • November 25, 2024
Miran Sheley talks about her day with friends during lunch. Her favorite part of the day so far was taking a break from school during lunch. "I had a bad day yesterday, so I'd give today a 10 out of 10 in comparison." Sheley said.
Morning in the Life of a Senior
Annabelle Reagan, Staff • November 21, 2024
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