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McKenzie Durbin takes photos during photography class. The class has been working with lighting and shadows. "I enjoy photography because we get to go around the school and take fun pictures," Durbin said.
Q+A with Photography 1
Victoria Derdoy, Staff • November 11, 2024
The “Fresh Paint” art gallery boasts a number of elaborate student paintings. The paintings come from all different experience levels ranging from Painting I to AP Studio Art. “In April, there'll be a senior art show, and we'll put announcements out for seniors to bring in work,” Daniel Raedeke said. “We don't jury the show, so everybody's accepted in, and we fill the gallery space and also the foyer for that show.
Fresh Paint Art Show
Annabelle Reagan, Staff • November 11, 2024
A globe on fire, symbolizing climate change's effects.
Dousing the Flame
Arti Jain and Alzhraa Mahmoud April 29, 2024

**An abridged version of this story appeared in the April 2024 issue of Panorama. Below is the full piece. Sleek solar panels adorn rooftops...

The New Inductees
The New Inductees
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 1 day ago
The participants play Volleyball with the help of their volunteers who cheer for them. The sport each semester for Special Olympics changes and next semester it will be track and field. "There is a bowling, volleyball, and track and field event throughout the year," Yancy said.
Special Olympics
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 1 day ago
UNICEF Halloween Fundraiser
UNICEF Halloween Fundraiser
Ishaan Pandey, Community Engagement Liaison • October 28, 2024
Painting by Eli ONeal (12) depicting a white forest with a green sky.
Paintings under the stairs
Painting I, II and III show off their art below the main staircase
Isaac Zelinske, Staff • 13 hours ago
The New Inductees
The New Inductees
The Language Honor Societies induct their new members at the Induction Ceremony
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 1 day ago
The participants play Volleyball with the help of their volunteers who cheer for them. The sport each semester for Special Olympics changes and next semester it will be track and field. "There is a bowling, volleyball, and track and field event throughout the year," Yancy said.
Special Olympics
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 1 day ago
In the Spanish hallway, students made decorations that represent the celebration for the Day of the Dead. Each box was personally made by a student for a celebrity or a loved one that passed away. "[And for] each of their boxes, they needed to have pictures and items that loved one enjoyed," DeLia said.
Celebrating Loved Ones
Mary DeLia answers questions about the project her students made for the Day of the Dead
Loukya Gillella, Staff • 6 days ago
McKenzie Durbin takes photos during photography class. The class has been working with lighting and shadows. "I enjoy photography because we get to go around the school and take fun pictures," Durbin said.
Q+A with Photography 1
Victoria Derdoy, Staff • November 11, 2024
The “Fresh Paint” art gallery boasts a number of elaborate student paintings. The paintings come from all different experience levels ranging from Painting I to AP Studio Art. “In April, there'll be a senior art show, and we'll put announcements out for seniors to bring in work,” Daniel Raedeke said. “We don't jury the show, so everybody's accepted in, and we fill the gallery space and also the foyer for that show.
Fresh Paint Art Show
Annabelle Reagan, Staff • November 11, 2024
UNICEF Halloween Fundraiser
UNICEF Halloween Fundraiser
Ishaan Pandey, Community Engagement Liaison • October 28, 2024
Attendees walk through metal detectors to enter the opening home varsity football game versus Ritenour High School, Friday, Sept. 6. It was the first event where security gates were implemented. “I felt like it was an airport,” Anastasia Chostner (12) said. “There were metal detectors and a much greater amount of cops.”
Safety in Action
Administration implements new safety gates and rules at large events
Cindy Liu, News Editor • October 21, 2024
Language Honor Societies Unite for Soccer
Language Honor Societies Unite for Soccer
Ishaan Pandey, Community Engagement Liaison • October 21, 2024
Directer Sarah Heuermann stands in front of the orchestra as they perform. Heuermann conducted the concert on Oct. 8 in the PAC.
A Night of Strings
Katie Jansen, Staff • October 14, 2024
Flag Football Frenzy
Flag Football Frenzy
Junior girls fight to beat the seniors at the Powderpuff football game
Meg Myckatyn, Staff • September 27, 2024
Logo courtesy of the Ladue Education Foundation (LEF).
LEF 2024 ‘Due Run
The LEF hosts its 12th annual ‘Due Run at Ladue High School
Medha Chode, Staff • September 23, 2024
Ramshack Reveal
Ramshack Reveal
The Ladue Ramshack is back open for the 2024-2025 school year
Meg Myckatyn, Staff • September 12, 2024
New Teachers 2024-25
New Teachers 2024-25
Ella Bender, Opinions Editor • August 2, 2024
Adaeze Loynd (10), Khamari Davis (10), Kate Sheley (11) and Emma Bangert (11) warm up during their weekly rehearsal to prepare for their show. The show took place May 4 and the Viva Voce seniors took their final bow. “Every concert is always so fun because I get to do what I love, with people I love,” Loynd said. “But this show will be extra special since it’s our last spring concert with our seniors.”
News To Know
Important events that have occurred in April or are coming up in May
Cindy Liu, News Editor • May 1, 2024
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