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Photo gallery: Ladue vs Kirkwood (JV boys soccer)

Jillian Mann, Photographer • September 19, 2017
Photo by Jillian Mann
Freshman Jacob Korn defends a Kirkwood player.
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Ladue defeats Kirkwood 4-3 at the Fifth Grade Center Sep. 15.

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Ladue students and staff attended the first pep rally of the 2024-25 school year on Friday, Sept. 6. All fall sports were celebrated and the Laduettes, Sparkle and cheer teams performed.
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Phases of the partial eclipse are captured with an 18-stop solar filter from Ladue High School’s football field April 8. Sunspots are visible after the eclipse. They are temporary concentrated cool areas of strong magnetic fields that regularly appear on the surface of the sun. (Photo illustration by Vincent Hsiao)
E(clip)se It
Justin Espinosa stands with his spring rotation of shoes in the studio March 13. Espinosa’s vast collection allows him to create seasonal shoe cycles that work with the rest of his clothing. “At any point I can put on the Clarks [Wallabees] that are a little bit more dressy or I could put on the Jordan 1 sneakers or the Jordan 3 sneakers or the Sambas and they’ll all go together with the outfit,” Espinosa said.
Kick It Up
History teacher Mike Hill performs a safe bee removal outside of Ladue High School April 1. Hill has experience dealing with bees. as he has a bee hive of his own at home. "[There were many things going through my head]," Hill said. "First of all, be gentle. When bees swarm, they are docile. Second, make sure to get the queen in the box, because all of the bees will follow her. Third, oh my god, half the school is watching, so do not do something stupid."
Buzzing Away
Professor Leila Sadat speaks during a UN Youth Envoy meeting Jan. 9. Her knowledge and experience relates to Youth Envoy’s goal of peace, justice and strong institutions. “I spent a lot of time at the UN,” Sadat said. “There are a lot of meetings. There are a lot of gatherings. There are a lot of things that are fun in addition to hard work.”
Compassion in Action
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Alexandra Tsygankov (12) runs on the track Nov. 18. She has run cross country for the last four years, since her freshman year. “It’s going to be the friendships and the person you grow [into] that’s gonna matter more than anything,” Tsygankov said.
Training Styles
Nelson Vickar (12) defends the goal for Ladue Hockey against Westminster High School Nov. 13. Nelson moved back to St. Louis from Long Island, New York in October and can now play Ladue Hockey. “I didn’t want to spend my senior year away from friends and family, especially if hockey wasn’t the right path for me.” Nelson said.
Back on Home Ice
Logan Elick performs his favorite wrestling move.
Returning to the Mats
James Palanca (12) gives a thumbs up to indicate that he heard his coach. Palanca is in the same boat as Tripp Jones (12) and Will Yin (11).“[Rowing is] beautiful but it’s [also] a technical sport,” Palanca said.
In Command
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
Chen (11) faces off against a Clayton High School opponent. She had a goal to win the match. “It is really fun playing with a team,” Chen said.
Taking on Tennis
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Photo gallery: Ladue vs Kirkwood (JV boys soccer)