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The Student Newsite of Ladue High School

Ladue Publications
The Student Newsite of Ladue High School

Ladue Publications
Lathan Levy

Lathan Levy, Panorama Managing Editor in Chief

Senior Lathan Levy is a managing editor in chief for Ladue Publications. This is his 3rd year on staff. In his free time he enjoys playing lacrosse, taking photos, and eating food.
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Gabe Ponce (12) and his father Jose Ponce begin their training in the ring on the focus-mitt. His father has trained countless professional fighters in St. Louis. “Gabriel is surrounded by that type of environment where he sees what that top level looks like,” Jose Ponce said.

[Photo] Knockout

Michael Zegel, Associate Editor
December 5, 2024
Carter Hanley (12) bicep curls a resistance bar at Lifetime Fitness Nov. 19. He started lifting at the beginning of high school and has continued since. “I know I can keep going and keep on progressing,” Hanley said. “I love seeing the results of the work. it’s really satisfying and pays off.”

[Photo] Training Styles

Ishaan Pandey, Community Engagement Liaison
December 2, 2024
Logan Elick performs his favorite wrestling move.

[Photo] Returning to the Mats

Mason Eastman and Meg Myckatyn
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)

[Photo] Kick, Punch, Teach

Katie Jansen, Staff
December 2, 2024
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.

[Photo] In Command

Emily Pan, Staff
November 13, 2024
Avery Warwick (10) waters a tree. Over the past few decades, confidence in our nation’s future has crumbled and escapism — the tendency to seek distraction from unpleasant realities — has soared. Especially as America sinks deeper into distrust and despair, it’s important to remember not to run from problems that only get worse when ignored.

[Photo] The Escapist’s Paradox

Frank Chen, Columnist
October 29, 2024
The traffic in the student parking lot after school is due to the amount of people leaving at once.

[Photo] Parking Lot Pandemonium

Grace Huewe, Features Editor
April 29, 2024
Eric Fan (11) checks his stocks on the stock market game. This is a common ritual. “I started the game in sixth grade with my brothers,” Fan said.

[Photo] Making Money Moves

Luke Lochmoeller, Associate Editor
March 28, 2024
Various foods found at the reviewed restaurants.

Cheap Eats

Lathan Levy, Panorama Managing Editor in Chief
March 28, 2024
Nate Harmon walks out of the locker room onto the field before a match Feb. 5 against Chiriaco FC. Harmon ended this season with nine goals and six assists. “We play in the UPSL League, which is a semi professional league,” Harmon said. “There’s a lot of ex MLS players and USL players and it’s really fun to play against high level professionals.”

Nate the Great

Lathan Levy, Panorama Managing Editor in Chief
February 22, 2024
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, [we've] donated $500 directly to the youth ministry,” Temple said.

[Photo] On the Grind

Nyla Weathersby, Staff Manager
April 29, 2024
Aidan and Liam Pippine sit down in their backyard. They love to spend time outdoors skiing, biking and snowboarding together. “Liam and I like going off and doing our own things on the mountain because we’re at a different skill level than our parents,” Aidan said. (Photo by Lathan Levy)

Traversing New Terrain

Michael Zegel and Lathan Levy
January 24, 2024
While writing “I am Fearless,” Fearless wears a handmade bracelet displaying his name, which showcases his appreciation towards his name. During high school, Fearless finally accepted the significance of his name. He felt proud and appreciative to have such a memorable name. “My parents gave me a solid, unique name that is an adjective and you can [find] my name in the dictionary,” Fearless said.

[Photo] Fearless

Annie Zhao, ID Editor in Chief
January 12, 2024
Junior Stephen Song films a video for Ladue’s varsity football team. He's been filming for about two years. He started filming on his phone, but transitioned into a professional camera. He believes that anyone can start videography, or anything else they want to do. “It's less about your equipment but more about what you can do and maximizing with what you have,” Song said.

[Photo] Hustler

Ishaan Pandey, Community Engagement Liaison
December 28, 2023
With trembling fingers, the indecisive student faces the most dire dilemma of his life: to tip or not to tip.

[Photo] To Tip or Not to Tip?

Frank Chen, Columnist
November 1, 2023
Evgueni Tsygankov puts his kotletas on a paper towel to let them cool off before digging in for dinner. Evgueni enjoys making the kotletas and teaching the recipe to his kids. “From my dads side, I really like the kotletas.” Martin Tsygankov said.

Evgueni Tsygankov’s Kotleta Recipe

Josh Devine and Lathan Levy
October 23, 2023
Junior Alexandra Tsygankov mashes up avocados for her moms famous guacamole recipe. Tsygankov mixed up the ingredients in order to make the guacamole, with a recipe she has been using for years. "It's my mothers recipe, I've been making it since I was little," Tsygankov said.

Rodriguez-Tsygankov Family Guacamole Recipe

Josh Devine and Lathan Levy
October 18, 2023
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