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Learning Evolution

Learning Evolution

Freshman biology students learn natural selection through hands-on activities

Celina Zhou, Staff

The kitchen buzzes as students prepare their dishes. Maya Mitchell (12) chose to take Dalton’s class because of her love for food. “I like to cook, I like to eat,” Mitchell said.

Cultural Cuisine

Foods II explores and creates Indian food April 18

Sylvia Hanes, Staff

Cooking for a Cause

Cooking for a Cause

Ladue Unicef bakes various desserts for their upcoming bake-sale

Josh Devine, Staff

Students gathered outside to watch the eclipse at 2 p.m. Monday, April 8. The district supplied special glasses to allow students to view the eclipse at 99% totality. I just know that it’s really bright and tbat you’re not supposed to look into it, Kaichen Chou (11) said.

Experiencing the Eclipse

The Ladue School District arranged for all students to be able to safely view a solar eclipse April 8

Sylvia Hanes, Staff

Sara Rohatgi (11), Gia Grillo (11), Alexandra Tsygankov (11) and Luca Pinon-Dickey (11) walk through the hallway holding flags of different countries. The parade took place during seminar Feb. 5. “I like seeing all of the countries come together in one event,” Grillo said.

Exploring activities at Ladue this February

Madeline Awad, Staff

Student actors and musicians conversed during their 10 minute intermission. They spent 40 minutes running the first act of the show. “My favorite part is definitely playing good music and hanging out with friends,” Camryn Miller (12) said. “Also, the snacks.”

Student Musicians Practice for the Spring Musical

Alzhraa Mahmoud, Staff

FemCo poses for a picture at their fundraiser table Feb. 12. The club had been selling gifts during the lunches leading up to Valentines Day to raise money. “FemCo is an intersectional feminist club where we focus on feminist discussions on theory and intersectionality, Betlehime Gema (12) said.

FemCo Hosts Valentine's Day Fundraiser

Mason Eastman, Staff

The Cheataz and BKE took a group photo after their JCC basketball game. Although they were disappointed in their loss, the Cheataz still celebrate with their friends. “It was a really fun game,” Avi Levin (11) said. “I can’t wait for the next one.”

Basketball J-League Team The Cheataz plays Burger King Elite

Grace Huewe, Staff

Students wave flags of countries that represent their cultural heritage during the Parade of Nations on Feb. 5. Students celebrated the tenth annual Parade of Nations by displaying important elements of their culture to represent how unique each individual Ladue student is. “Through the parade, students can gain an understanding of people they don’t usually talk to and who they are and what they represent,” Esayas said.

Students participate in Parade of Nations Feb. 5

Ryan Snyder, Staff

Ladue Dance Marathon Executive Board revealed its final fundraising total Feb. 3. One by one, they flipped up their numbers to unveil the number that everyone in the room worked so hard for. “After the reveal and everything settled down, I was so happy we were able to make such a big impact for the Childrens Miracle Network,” Goodman said.

Dance Marathon Raises $64,517.11

Josh Devine, Staff

Lucas VonAllmen (12), Amelia Drake (10) and Kimmi Lin (10) perform at the Tan-Tar-A Conference Center. Each person performed in 3 of the 4 pieces that they played. “I had the marimba, vibraphone and snare drum,” VonAllmen said.

Percussion Ensemble Performs at the Missouri Music Educators Association

Marie Demkovitch, Staff

Activities and events come to Ladue this February

Mason Eastman, Staff

Science Olympiad Regionals

Science Olympiad Regionals

Maya Mathew, Staff

Theatre Department to Host Ladue’s First 8-Hour Play Festival

Theatre Department to Host Ladue’s First 8-Hour Play Festival

8 hours. A handful of performing arts students. Buckle up.

Ella Braig, Staff

The Laduettes Dance Team displays their first-place trophies at Holt High School. They have had a record year, winning first place in every competition they have entered. “It’s really fun to compete because everyone is cheering for you and it adds to the competition experience.” Marah Swillinger (10) said.

Strut Your Stuff

Laduettes compete in the regional dance competition

Madeline Awad, Staff

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