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Teacher Meg Kaupp speaks on her time in Germany as a teenager. She has been teaching at Ladue for 19 years and has taught German, AP Psychology and World History. “Ive always loved history, Meg said. “I also studied history in college. Thats really what took me back to Germany.”
Living History
Michael Zegel, News, Health & Sports Editor
Years after diagnosis, Drew is officially cancer-free, but some effects live on. Its just your new normal, Drew said. You kind of live with it forever.
Rise Above
Frank Chen, Staff
Junior Phoenix Jegel is embraced by vibrant lights, illuminated in bold colors. Jegels unconventional physical presentation has been a direct reflection of their hard-won autonomy. My life hasnt been the most straightforward, Jegel said. But realizing [that] I dont have to live by other peoples standards has made me recognize who I actually am, even when its uncomfortable for me and those I surround myself with.
From the Ashes
Katie Myckatyn, Associate Editor
Senior Ella Hamlin hangs lights during her technical theater class. Hamlin first enrolled in an independent study in order to further her knowledge of engineering and design. She knows the sound system and the lighting system in the theater better than anyone in the
building, Greg Kendall said.
Guiding Light
Ella Braig, Staff
Sophomore Sahasra Mandalapu practices bharatanatyam choreography in class. These new dances will be performed in an annual show in February. Mandalapu found that practicing in class helped her overcome stage fright during her performances. “When [I] get on stage, Im nervous Im going to forget, even though Ive done it for so long,” Mandalapu said. “Theres still that little bit of stage fright [when] I second-guess myself that I dont know it enough, but I do because Ive been practicing for a whole year.”
Step by Step
Ira Rodrigues, Staff
Water polo coach Jacob Jagodzinski claps while watching Ladues girls swim team compete at Senior Night. He enjoyed watching his players progress over the season. “Im a pretty patient person outside of the pool, in both my career and just my regular life. Jagodzinski said. But Im a lot more aggressive in water.”
Wavebreaker
Ishaan Pandey, Staff
Before service at Central Baptist Church, Junior Java is stationed near the entrance selling coffee. Every Sunday, Junior Java started hosting a mini cafe in the lobby of Central Baptist.“[In] just the month of January, [weve] donated $500 directly to the youth ministry,” Temple said.
On the Grind
Nyla Weathersby, Staff
Junior Eduardo Naranjo dons a Chilean soccer jersey. He watched soccer games often with his family. Whenever the Chilean team was playing in a World Cup match, we would watch it, Eduardo said.
Blending Backgrounds
Maya Mathew, Staff
Teacher Robert Snidman grades papers after school. Prior to teaching at Ladue, Snidman faced unexpected adversity at Hazelwood. “[There was] open drug dealing in the bathrooms and in the back of classrooms, Snidman said. I did my best for five years.
A Lieutenant Colonel, a Teacher and a Lawyer Walk Into a Bar
Will Kodner, Staff
April Dalton cooks Bananas Foster, a dessert consisting of bananas sautéd in butter, sugar and cinnamon. The bananas were cooked over a fire with rum and served atop a scoop of vanilla ice cream. “[Cooking] is not just like reading a piece of paper and making it happen, Dalton said. Theres a lot more involved and I dont think people realize that when they get into the kitchens.
Turn Up the Heat
Kelly Zhang, Staff
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