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Out on the Town
· Rambler
Ladue Horton Watkins High School
1201 South Warson Road St. Louis, Missouri 63124
(314) 993-6447 fax (314) 994-1467 www.ladue.k12.mo.us
1 ,075 students (grades 9-12)
hen students walked through
the doors of ladue Horton Watkins High School, Sept. 5, they entered
a world of change. They welcomed
Superintendent Stewart Weinberg,
while adjusting to the loss of Innovation and half of the old Commons.
Change in the school was evident
everywhere: the new block scheduling
and Learning Center, new administrators and teachers. Willing to accept the
revisions, students looked ahead and
made the most of the year that followed, in school and out on the town.
'I fl.e landin9
s students eased back into the school in September, they
prepared for another year of labs, tests, thesis statements and projects. When the homework started piling up, students realized the car
summer were trul ed
rtn\"'•-jflrs were excited
m a learned th ue meaning o rk; sophomore e · t lad
they were no longer fre en; reshmen
soaked up the excitement of bel in high school. From the spirit ofHomecoming to their service in the community,students maximized their time in school
and Out on the Town.
Srudenr lrfe S
fter parasailing and jet kiing, Alli on Daake (10) and Jamie Stuart (10)
hang out on the b ach in 0 stin, Fla. \"I had a wonderful time vacationing
with my be t friend. The weather wa great which gave u the opportunity to
do many activiti s,\" Daake said.
ountain biking across northern Israel, Abby Schneider (11) and Lisa
ornfeld (11) take part in the ational Federation of Temple Youth
ummer lsra I program, \"Exodu .\" Many young Jewish teen traveled to
Israel over the1r summer vacation to learn more about their history.
or king as a counselor at Camp Sabra in Rocky Mount, Mo., Jo lyn
Berger (12) (third from left) and fellow counselor prepare for the Friday
night Shabbot. Many uppercla smen worked at overnight camps and returned with fond memorie . \"After being a camper at a bra for nine years, it
wa great being a staff member and making new friends,\" Berger aid.
Summer 7
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r;.ughingwith her friends at lunch, Annette Bailey (11) comments on how great it
ould be to dress up in '80s attire every day. '1 really loved dressing up for Spirit
Week. It w fun to be someon else. I I ved showing my spirit!\" Bailey said.
C porting their western d thing, Lindsay Ferguson (12), Tory Bahn (12), Lesli mith
12) and Courtney Turner (12) participate in their final pirit Week of high school. '1
take every opportunity I get to wear my cowboy hat,\" Turner said.
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nonunees aruuously awcut the results of the
election for king and queen. Dav1d Bailey
(12)dancestothemus•cpro 1dedbytheDJ
Michael Golde (12) and Breah Saettele
(ll)cuddleastheydance KarenRass1eur
(9) looks for her friend across the floor.
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n the Commons, Lindsay Ferguson
(12) hangs the traditional Senior Top
10 list. \"I've been looking forward to
this day for three years,\" she said.
Writing on a window, Kristin Accur o (12) and Blair Peterson (12) show
their senior pride by decorating the seniors' cars. Senior met at Stacy
Park the day before school started to make T-shirts and signs. \"I felt that our
class came togther a lot in the first few weeks,\" Accurso said.
t Stacy Park. seniors Beth Heger, Mimi Hilburg, Will Fox, Sara Friedman and Daniel
ennuter enjoy their last day of freedom before school tarts. \"After three tough years,
it feels nice to finally be a senior and know that I have just one year left,\" Permuter said.
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SMiora 'FirM Day of School f 3
eterans Bert Berla (12) and A hley Dix (12) act in their final
Ladue fall play. '1t'sfun to find a rolethatyoucanjumpintoandgonuts
with and that's what Hay Fever let us do. Also, it was great to work with a
talented cast and exceptional director,\" Tim Rowland (12) said.
changing dialogue during their uncomfortable opening scene, Lisa
omfeld (11), and Bert Berla (12) play the rol of Jackie and Richard.
\"I was very excited to get a part in the play, and I had a wond rfuJ time
playing the role and being a part of the cast,\" Eden ewmark (9) said.
f 'I fl>c Landing
articipating in the fall production of Hay Fever, Oct. 26-28, Elizabeth Wilson (12), Bert
Berla (12), and Daniel ewmark (10) act out a game for the guests.\"The play was one of my
most enjoyable experiences with the Ladue Theater department. It wa really rewarding to be able
to challenge myself with the new role,\" Wilson said.
fa(( Pfay f S
f 6 rile lnnding
Brown (9) adds ingredients to the
school jobs to get their hands on
to Vricella (12) and Tony Vricella
in Ladu rossing. The Vricella
~lu1uc ks team, from older brother
and Tony. \" I really like to ee the
aid .
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WHAT DO YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY ON?
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\"It' hard for me to spend money
because 1 r ing and my
mom is a t c , so I don't
need to eat out.\"
S rutienr Job8 f 7
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he
Vacationing in Florida, Amy
Paskal (12) pent all her time
on the beach.\" My family goes to
Sanibel Island every hristmas to
cap the tress and cold of St.
Loui . My cou in, my sister and I
were getting a tan before eating at
our favorite restaurant there, the
Mucky Duck.\"
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WaJtJul
Girls took the initiative and asked their sweethearts to the Sadie Hawkins DanceWaiting for the next
song, Meredith Wilon (10) and Joey Serot (11)
take a quick picture. Dancer were wiped out by the
end of th evening. \"I had a
really nice time at one of my
last high chool dance ,\"
Ryan orneliu (12) aid.
Laughing, Scott abelman (10) and Amy
Gundry (11) dance. \"It wa
a great time to have a dance,
with Valentine's Day around the corner,\" arrie
Her hey(lO) aid. ome225
students attended.
20 t he l anding
H aving fun at the dance, Feb. 10, Ilana orson (11) a.
Andrew Skor (12) get clo e to hug. The dance wa not onlvf
\"sweethearts\" to attend, but also for good friends. \"Andrew
I are not dating, but he is a great friend and so much fun,\" Co .....
said.
On the dance floor, Mandy Cocking (11) and Ryan uckol (11) sway
the night away. Student had fun showing off their move a the night
went on. \"My favorite part of the dance was when the s niorgirl dedicated
a worthy ong to the ophomore girl ,\" Kia Davis (11) said.
Scmors oo hin a -
eh, Blair Peterson,
]onny Itzkowitz, Suzanne
Kelly, Kristin Accurso and
Daniel Permuter show
the1r !>enority by dancing
on the stage. It ha become
a tradition for the eniors
to join the D.J. in leading
the dance. \"Thi is the fir t
year I have attended the
adie Hawkins Dance. I
was actually very urprised by how much fun
the group of us had together,\" Permuter aid.
Taking a break from the
dance, sophomore
Julie Whitacre, Stephanie
Robert and Lauren Wagy
chat in the hall. Some tudents cho e to go with a
large group of friend instead of bringing a date.
\"It i more fun with just
the girl ,\" Robert aid.
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l'\"\"(aking the stage,
l. gang ter
Jimmy Davis (10),
Bert Berla (12) and
Jeff ristiani (12)
d.iscusswherethe
are g ing to hold
their illegal crap
game that evening.
\"Working with
ucha talented cast
and crew wa
great,\" Cristiani
said. (below)
2 2 l!.e l.nnding
cingbeforethecrowd,ElizabethWilson(12),playingthe
U role of Miss Adelaide, performs \"A Bushel and a Peck\"
a! ng with th other Hot Box girls. Miss Adelaide was th main
attracti nat the Hot Box nightclub. \"My experience with \"Guys
and Dolls\" was great t end my high sch I theatre perience
\"1-\\.'ith. I had so much fun with th cast and the crew,\" hley Dix
(12) said.
SPOTLIGHT ON THE
{A STARS {A
Jimmy Davis (lO)
\"Participating in 'nzymusical' was a great experience
notonlyfor me, but .for all the
cast and crew as well.\"
Bert Berta (l2)
\"I only did it for the dolls,
But don't print that ... \"
\"I am very honored and
thankful for being able to
participate as a freslznzan
in 'Guys & Dolls\"'
During the craps game, Sky Masterson, played by Da
ewmark (10), and the rest of th gamblers sing \"Luck Be A
\"lloveddoingthemusical.Theexperiencewasabsolutelyrurumnga:l
I can't wait for next year,\" ewmark said.
Lamenting their lackluster love lives, Elizab th Wilson (12)
Ali onMoritz(9)dreamofthep rf thu band. \"!couldn't
imagined a bett r character than Miss Adelaide to play in my sc
year, and my Ia t how with Ladue Theatre,\" Wilson said. (left
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An important
component of
the 90-minute block
ched ule i Academic Lab, which
wa econd hour
Blu day, During A
L, Liz Roach (9),
and Morgan Presley (9) fini h their
homework. \"Having alonger time period for classes gives
me the ability to get
more work done in
one cia s time,\"
Hogan aid
D iscus ing heres ay with teacher Julie How, Elizabeth Rich (9)
uses Academic Lab time. \"Academic Lab is a perfect time to
conference about my Engli h paper ,\" Rich said.
2'1 lhe l.ondin9
Working tog ther in
Learning center, J
Cotton (12), Chaun Luciu (
Shayla Strong (11), Danielle L
(12), and Alicia Ackridge (12)
each other with their as!;ignrrte·l
\"Academic Lab gives u
chance to get help whenever
need it.\" Alicia Ackridge (12)
Before he leaves her cia -
room, Stephanie Korn
asks teacher Eric Hahn to
out. When stud nts wen
d tination duringAcademic
they carried around a pas .
Receving math help from math tutor, Hank Kauffman,
Diana Robbins (9) and Amanda Berry (9) work out
their geometry problem . \" ot only i Hank Kauffman
a great math tutor, but he is a fanta tic human being. I
o~y wish he tutored in every other ubject. Here's the
thmg about Mr. Kauffman: nomatter what math topic
you'r_e working on, he can jump right in and help. The
man IS a mathematical guru,\" Josh Kahn (12) said.
A they sit in the library, Ryan
Fight (12), Alex Kuehling (12),
Daniel Axelbaum (12) and Daniel
D Fos et (12) vi it with each other
and remember \"the good old days
with innovation.\" Senior that had
innovati n for the pa t three year
found it harder to adjust to the new
schedule.( top)
rYt Valentine' Day, Darla Dougla
\\....1(11) ties a ribbon around Taylor
Mason' (10) head. tudents received
heart-o-grams in their Academic Lab
rooms. \"Whenldon'thaveworktodo,
I u e Academic Lab to ocialize with
my friends.\" Ma n said.
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26 the landing
6 A caisson carrying the body of Governor Mel arnahan leave
the Mi ouri Governor's Mansion followed by family and
guest ct. 20, 2000, in Jefferson City. Carnahan, hi on Roger
Carnahan, and enior campaign taffer Chris ifford were kill d
in a plane era h, Oct. 16, 2000.
Present. .. Sainf low8 Po8f & PreJJMf 2 7
2 8 lhe Science Cenrer
s the year wore on, new classes and curricula became
routine. English quarter classes gave way to semester
courses. Practical arts added offerings and a new
computer lab to help students learn increasingly complex math and busin s ills.
Language classes adj t d I imes to the
block schedule an nd tudents used their
o ue io of cademic Lab; fine arts used
the 0- inute periods to complete projects.
Social studies and science courses included fewer lectures and more
activities.Students took seven rather than six classes,earning more credits
to satisfy rising graduation credit requirements.
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I
n Painting, Penn Boon (12) carefully fill in gap on hi art piece.
\"Painting i fun for me becau e it
allows me to express my feelings in
way other than word ,\" Boon said.
(right)
Applying paint to canvas, Alex
Ku hling (12) fini he up his art
proj ct in October. \"I find Painting a
nice change from the daily routin of
books and paperwork,\" he said .
Filling the mold for a ring, josh
Jackson (11) melt a strip of wax in
Jewelry class. \"I really like the fact
that in Jewelry I can talk with my
friend while I am working,\" Jackson
said. (above)
I
n the Video Technology Center, senior hris Scholl show art teacher
Daniel Raedeke his work for Computer Animation cia s. ew computers and software updated the cia
and th lab.
30 Sc.ienu Cenrer
/heir 1alent in the Rne Arts ...
As tud nt get ready to di play
their black and white photography projects, teacher Arlene haw
give advice on the be t way to show
a piece. After mounting their work,
tudents explain d their technique .
o o o Artistic ~ bility
If you could create any class, what would it be?
\"Snowboarding.\"- Mike Kueneke (11)
\"The art of sleeping.\"- Liz Greenberg (11)
\"How to attract boys.\"- Courtney Carl (11)
\"Open Campus.\"- Branden Moran (10)
\"Sewing.\"- Grant Drewel (12)
\"Manicures.\"- Lauren Bearden (10)
\"Make up made easy.\"- Casie Nichols (11)
\"Shopping.\"- Megan Meritt (12)
Sitting on the floor of the Commons, Rhett iesener (10) and Gila
Elmekie (9) practice what they have
learned about per pecti vein art. Looking down the hall in front of them,
they drew what they saw.
I
n Pottery I, teacher Guy Sach help
Harold Kaid (10) with hi molded
rna terpiece. (left). \"Pottery ha been
a learning proces for me. It tarted
out hard, but it i gradually getting
ea ier a I go along,H Kaid aid.
fine llrts 3 f
Practical Fun
For the reative ooking luncheon, family
and consumer ience teacher jill vejkosky
and Billy Oziran ky (9) make potato soup, following the recipe and measuring carefull .
D uring a cia discu sion, Laura Paul (11), teach r Merri Abels and Heidi eier (11) r n
classmate's comment about caring fo r a child. \"Child Development was a great cia s to•
becau e it taught me things about caring for kids that I had no idea about before,\" eier said
Preparing for the Future
32 Science Cenrer
\"I love Creat1ve Cook1ng class because it
is an opportunity to relax from academic
classes as well as learn an important skill.\"
- Antonma Fro/ova (12) (far left)
\"I had no cooking experience before this
class and now I really enJoy it. I spend a lot
of time cooking the things from class at
home.\"- Lauren Hamvas (12) (in hat)
\"This Auto Maintenance class will hopefully help prepare me to be a mechanic.\"
-Clayton Condra (12) (right)
Cooking cias e taught tudent to prepare
orne of their favorite re taurant f od .
Kri ta hockley (11) and Matt nn (12) work
together on a recipe for cae ar alad.
Paging through an auto maintenance
manual, Ben Goldberg (11) finds the instruction he wa looking for. Learning to follow diagrams and chematic drawing was an
important kill in the cias . \"I have a lot of fun in
Auto Maintenance fixing up cars,\"Kirk Scales
(9) said.
I
n Creative Cooking, Anthony Tobias (11) cut
a long and wich mto piece after he a mbled
the ingredients. Meal pre entation a well a
preparation was covered in the cia . \"I had fun
learning to cook great food that I love to eat!\"
Jeff Saeks (10) aid.
Typing without error require Robert
Friedman' (12) full concentration. \"Thi
cia wa very beneficial and teaLhe a kill that
I can u e in the future,\" aid Ca ie ichol (11).
Procricol flr111 3 3
D aising their trumpets for a olo,
.l egan wid r (10) and Lucas
lberts (12) concentrate on reading
their mu ic. \"Band i something go d
to be invol\\'ed in, b ause it allows
me to participate in hool spirit activities,\" wider said.
l ining up to prepare for a half-
'time performance, band members warm up by playing the scales.
\" ctionals with the upperclas men
tenors make me try harder to improve my playing ability,\" David
Hart tein (9) aid.
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Play that funky 111usic •••
\"Bob Marley is \"The Beatles,
my biggest because they
musical influ- had great chord
ence, because progression,
he struggled to and they made
bring peace and music out of
to unite his something
people.\" simple.\"
Jack Taylor (11) Ken Kitchin (10)
3'1 Sc.ienc.e Cenrer
Who has been
the biggest
musical
influence
\"Kyomi, my
previous
percussion
teacher,
because she
taught me all I
need to know
about playing.\"
Jessica Becker
(9)
on
\"My greatest
musical influence is Lincoln
Park, because
their music is
very original,
and they have a
different sound.
Jacob Piontek
(9)
iT ininguptoperform,jeffMorri on
ILI(ll), Andrew Biggs (11), hel ea
Merrell (12), and Tommy Crane (12)
ready their trumpet to play. \"Band is
interesting and it is a way to get to go
to a good chool,\" Morri on aid.
L theylifttheirclarinets,Anth ny
odary (9), Robert Levin (9),
Dm1try fman (10), and Olawale
Hassan (9) how their chool pirit. \"I
liked playing at halftime because the
music from \"West ide tory\" is exCiting. It i also a challenge to play,\"
Ofman aid.
,..-.., rouching down, Rebecca
athanson (10) blow her trumpet with ze t. \"Playing in the band is
omething I really enjoy, becau emusic is often more powerful than
words,\" she said.
L s they play their clarinet , LindL • ay Brenner (11), Irina Gurchunov (9), Je sica Pasteri (9) and
aryn Alper (12) join in on a ong
from \"We t ide tory\" at the Homecoming game. \"Band i a great experience. I meet new people through the
different trip we take,\" Pa teris aid.
tanding atop the podium, drum
major Tim Rowland (12) conduct
the band. \"Being a drum major all wed me to try to do what directors
do, which i far more difficult than
you can imagine,\" he aid.
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Strings ofMelod
A t the tart of cia , )ey Ping (12)
practice the scale on hi violin.
Ping, along with Adam Anello (12) on
bass and Tova Braitberg (11) on violin, were named to the All-State rchestra. It was Braitberg's third and
Ping' econd uch honor. (above)
Running through a piec , Margar t Ibe (12) and Andrea Ginsburg
(10) concentrate on their mu ic.
\"Standing up for an hour and a half is
not fun, but Academic Lab give u a
chance to work on sectionals,\"
Michael Brick (10) aid. (right)
lJJnat do !JDU tninK of wnen !JDU
near tne description,
'a 6rDlJJn box witn strings\"?
\"I think of a gift that is wrapped and tied
with string.\"
- Brenda Okpala (11)
\"I think of a little fake guitar that little kids
make with rubberbands.\"
- Lucy Jordan (11)
\"I think of a gift for Christmas.\"
-Abby Zigler (1 0)
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While in Kan as City, trolling
tnng director Lois Percival
help to prepare Andrea Ginsburg
(10) and Beth Bre ler (10) before their
regional performance. \"Ms. Percival
is a great director who I enjoyed working with throughout high chool,\"
said Cory Zigler (12).
0 rche tra teacher Christine
Fleming leads the clas in practice to perfect their performance for
upcoming recital . \"We have dedicated, hard-working orchestra mu icians this year, probably more than in
the recent pa t, who are very involved
in the group. We have been able to do
so much more because of this,\"
Fleming aid.
A t the City Regional Conference
in Kansas City, Mo., trolling
Strings Orche tra member walked
to different table of judges and the
remaining audience while performing. \"Strolling tring is a lot of fun
and the u ppercla men are really nice,
but it is a little challenging to continuewalking and playing at the arne
tim ,\" aid Rebecca Kreipke (9).
Orcloesrra!Srroffms Srrin9s 3 7
38 the Science Ceflfer
Going over a grade printout with
Oral Communication teacher
Linda Box, aomi Adair (12) double
checks her scor . Stud nts oft n u ed
part of the 90-minute block of class
time to get individual information
from teacher .
Afterhandingbacke ays, teacher
Kim G u tchew ky talks to the Literatur and ompo ition cia about
the rewrite proce s. R write allowed
tudentstoimprov theirunder tanding, writing skill and grad .
... Is my thesis a
W illiam Shakespeare's \"Macbeth\" is th topic for discussion in teach r Pat oland's At4ra1
Placement English clas , Jan. 3. Chri tina ichola (12), sitting next to oland, take
One-on-one conferencing remained a major trength of AP and all cia e in the English de!
ment, in spite of the fact that the Innovation program of previou year was wa elimi
oland, who was Engli h department chair, retired at the end of the year, after 32 years 111
di trict. \"I've enjoy d teaching at Ladue because th community value education and I've ha
chance to teach orne wonderful literature. Plu , I've had orne amazing student ,\"Noland,
department chair, aid. She retir d at the end of th year, after 32 year in di trict.
i!adue l!int;o
Taught in English classes ... NOT!
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tight adj. see \"phaf'
trippin' v. to be in an altered state of mind; to be mistaken
wicked adj. brilliant; surpassing expectations
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n Julie How' Engli h Literature class, Susan
Ingber (10), Alison Powers (10), and Beth
Bre ler (10) pay attention to the lecture. \"I enjo
English Literature because we get to decipher
modern and cia ic literature,\" Ali on Power
(10) aid.
Tayon harle1.ton and Jacque Wil on con
centrate on their in-cla a signment. \"I enjoy Lit. and Comp. more than junior high English becau e it focuses more on vocabulary
rather than grammar,\" Morgan Pr ley (9) aid.
J
e ica Kallman re earches for Lisa Hara' s cla .
\"I like Literary Analysi b cause it helps me
see other people' thought ,\"Carrie }en en (11)
aid. (below)
eacher Lisa Hara helps Scott Grzencyk (11)
itiLiterary Analy i . \"I particularly like Literary
Analy i becau e it introduce tudent to other
part of literature that wouldn't normally be
expo ed to them,\" cott Grzencyk (11) said.
Di cu sing th curr nt pre id n
tial d bat , David nius t ach
his Advanced Placement Government
and Politi Oass. \"Forourelecti n project
I had to research to find ut about the
presidential campaign, and I learned a
lot,\" Daniel Estrin (11 ).
Playingwitne , Lindsay Knudson
(9) t stifie in front of a mock jury
in a re-enactment of the trial of
ocr at . The project brought to life a
legal pr es that tudent only read
about in bo k . \"It wa a lot of fun
being a witn s ,\" Knud on aid .
Time Travel
\"Logrolling
is the practice
among members
of Congress
of exchanging
support for bills
or parts of
bills.\"**
-David Sonius,
social studies
teacher
'10 Sc.ience Cenrer
in Social Studies
\"I think it has
something
to do with
Congress,
that is
alii know.\"
- Allison Bloj
(12)
What do
you think
'logrolling'
means?
\"I think
that logrolling
is part
of the
lumberjack
triathlon.\"
-Candice
Frumson, social
studies teacher
\"Does it
maybe have
something
to do with
social
studies?\"
-Julia
Steinback (11}
!
unior Jamie B rglund, Beth Goldenberg, Lind ay Gold ford and Joey
arzilai tay attentive in AP Government and Politics cia . \"So far, thi
has been the most intere ting cia
that I have taken,\" Goldford aid. \"I
thought I already knew everything
about government, but I found out I
was very wrong.\"
C tanding in front of tudents, Jeff
Ol<opolow lectures in Current Events
class. The 2000presid ntialelection, which
lasted weeks instead of ne day, gave the
class plenty to discuss. \"Since I believe
that if you don't know where you are
going, you'll end up someplace else, in
urrent Events, we at least try to figure
out where we are,\" said Kopolow.
Acting a a witn , Paige Flynn
{9) prepare to give testimony in
a mock trial. \"This is certainly a more
creative way to tudy what could be a
very boring subj ct,\" aid Flynn.
Taking a eat at the head of the
clas , Bob We terholt teache
ninth grade World tudie . \"We tudied the god and culture of Buddhism,\" aid Rahsa on Andrews {9).
\"It wa interesting.\"
Playing the role of an attorney, Robert Levin {9) lecture before the
mock judges in hi World tudie
clas . \"It wa nice to be the lawyer,\"
Levin aid, \"At lea tmylifewa n' ton
trial.\" Hi tory buff like Valli Chan
{12) looked forward to their ocial
studie cia es. \"In AP U.S. Hi tory
with Mr. Good, my favorite part of
the cia s wa going over the American Revolution. It wa r ally intere ting to learn about the beginning of
our country,\" Chan aid.
Socia( Sruc!lu f/ f
1 she u es the computer, Lara
£_Bail y (12) studie the periodic
table during Advanced Placement
Chemistry. As in other AP class ,
the work load, high expectations and
stiff requirem nts challenged tudent . \"Despite the intensity of the
cia s, somehow we till find time to
have fun together,\" he said. (right)
any cience teach rs incorpo-
/. ate computer u age into their
curriculum. Monica Bowman often
lectured to her Chemistry cia s with
the aid of a laptop computer. (below)
So you want to be
a r0 G-f :- c~ <: (;_ r r~ I f r <: f ?
\"I want to \"I really doubt \"Since I want \"I will definitely get a degree in that I will. to be a use science in
science and tie I hope to marry writer, I don't my chosen
it in with my and be fortunate think I career because
hobby to enough to will probably I plan to be
do some nature not have need science a marine
photography.\" to work.\" in my work.\" biologist.\"
Leila Seymour Ashley Rosen Lindsay Kimberly Frimel
(9) (10) VonDoersten (12)
(11)
\\ \\/- hile atalieJeney (12) andJe i V Leavitt (12) record data, Matt
Hyland (12) makes ob ervations. \"AP
Biology is a hard class, but the experience is worth the hard work,\" Jeney
said. (left)
r 1eacher Richard Witt explains sig
nificant figure in measuring to
Sam Gartland (11) as Amy Ro en (11)
and Stephanie Susman (11) share a
chuckle behind him. \"Physic with
Mr. Witt is a lot of fun, especially
making white board presentations,\"
Rosen (11) said.
l J filbry McDowell writes Emily
_ '( l.Ro en (12) a pass after Advanced Placement Chemistry. \"I've
had a fun time this year because we
have a great teacher and a lot of fun
people,\" Rosen (12) said. (below)
n Advanced Placement Biology,
John Wildi (12) and Robert Friedman(12)workonanexperiment. \"The
labs in AP Bio. make the cla more
interesting and they make the knowledge stick a little better,\" Wildi said.
(above)
lecture hold students' atten I
l tion in Chemistry; Lauren
Murphy (10) and Tyler Kotiza (10)
listen to teacher Monica Bowman carefully. \" I really enjoy being in Mrs.
Bowman's cia s becau e I like her
approach to teaching,\" aid Murphy.
(left)
On Decade Da during pirit
Week, (teachersdre ed from the
1920 ) Linda Thie took tud nt
through tep to olve a problem on
the whiteboard. G ometry tudents
had ju t learned about quadratic equation . \"G ometry i a totally different
conceptofmath,\"RyanKruli(]O) aid.
Working at the overhead proj ctor, Joe Thomas (9) explain an
equation. Thi method of teaching
allowed all tudents to participate.
\"Math come naturally to me, so I
enjoy it,\" Anthony Fazzari (11) aid.
(above)
'I 'I Scienu; Cenrer
A Brandy Ward (11) works on an
a ignment, teacher Dominic
Le oir help her work through the
concept, tep by step. Stud nt valued one-on-one help in cia s and in
Academic Lab. \"My teacher mak
theclas fun,\"BrandyWard (11) aid.
Teacher Daniel McCommi explain to the cia of mo tly SO]ph,Dm<l1!1
what material th y will cover in the next chapter of Advanced
McCommi , who wa new to Ladue thi year, u ed the overhead
ext n ively to help explain math concept .
Learning
to Count
Student's Corner
Define the term \"homomorphism.\"
\"Going into the future.\"
-Jon Nichols (9)
\"The same things changing into similar
things.\"
-Kate Lincoff (10)
\"A mapping of a set onto itself.\"
- Real definition
Going over the homework, Su an
Rochow an wer tudent 'question . Most ophomore take Advanced Algebra. \"Advanced Algebra
i not too difficult, becau e it review
Jots of the material I learned in Algebra I,\" Robbie Itzkowitz (11) said. (far
left)
I
n Analy i , teacher Randy Keys
works with a student while the rest
ofthecla u e graphingcalculator .
Analysi prepared juniors and eniors
for Calculu . Students reviewed algebra and learned concepts that upplemented what they were learning in
physic . Math teachers welcomed the
90-minute clas e to help student
learn and practice complex functions.
Paying attention to the teacher during ales n,JenDurham(12),Kevin
Lackey (12), and Andy Garland (12)
attempt to solve a problem. Calculus
students had just reviewed the concept
of limits. \"Calculus is a difficult course,
but I know it will help prepare me for
college,\" Garland (12) said.
hfarh 'IS
,.. r 'blking about pani h culture,
_ arol ue Allen ha the attention
of Breah aettele (11) and ] nny
Farmer(ll). \"I really enjoy Spanish
becau e I like being able to undertand and peak a language diff rent
from English,\" Farmer said.
1
oncentrating, Richard Bly (10)
practice French verb conjugation. \"Reading \"Antigone\" in French
V with Ms. Benson-Robinson wa intere ting;it' adiff rent torywiththe
same characters a the Sophocles
story,\" Andrew Skor (12) aid.
• 1n a
different tongue ...
\"Latin has \"I haven't used \"My skills were \"Once, in Mexhelped me on my French skills rusty, but I could ico, I lost my
vocab. tests yet, but I plan to communicate watch. Knowing
and in science travel to other with the French Spanish helped
because lots countries, so people.They ap- me ask people if
of English knowing French preciated my ef- they had seen it.
words have should fort to speak They had, and
Latin roots.\" help me out.\" their language.\" helped me find it.\"
Stephanie Brandon Jon Meyer Eliza Altvater
Susman (11) Common (11) (12) (11)
'16 Scienu; Cen rer
1 s they listen to an audio tape in
..L e language lab, Becky Barzilai
(9) and Julie Fields (9) fill out answers
on a worksheet. Students go to the lab
once or twice a week to improve their
li tening and re ponse skill .
/:
ocabulary work is easier with
the computer program that
teacher Cathy Boulanger uses. Andy
Swider (9), Sean Flynn(9) and Zach
Levinson (10) learn the program and
find it useful. \"This program really
helps the students with long-term
memory and spelling Spanish vocabulary terms,\" Boulanger said .
. rn the dassroom,Andy Schulman
_(11) practices vocabulary with a
Spanish computer program. \"Spani h is becoming more common, o I
hope knowing it will help me in the
future,\"Schulman aid.
1 n exchange tudent from Gerr any,JuliaMihatovic(ll), tudie Spanish after class. \"I like learning
different language because I like to
travel. I'm glad to have the po ibility to improve my English and I want
to thank all the people who helped me
enjoy my tay in the U.S.,\" she aid.
L /
-arcelle Charles looks over a
tudent' homework. \"In the
pa t few year intere t in French has
risen greatly. In French IV alone there
are27hard-working tudents. I'm very
pleased--Vive le francai !\"she aid.
Modern and Cla&&ic.ol i.JJnguagu 'I 7
II 8 Sr. li>uiB (J)alk of fame
s students and faculty entered the 21st century they
faced many changes.Teachers adjusted their material
to 90-minute classes. Seniors rushed to meet collegeapplication deadlinesJuniors panicked,
trying to maintain theirGPAs and stressed
over the ACTs and SAT's. S ph ores rejoiced in their ascens·o to e per classes,
but ck par ing passes. Freshme a r y ·o; ed clubs and sports, making
friends and integrating themselves into their new school. Faculty and
students adjusted to bells, passes and Academic lab, a whole new ladue
at the start of a new century.
Penple 119
SO Mafk of fame
Anthony B.
Babington
Tory
Bahn
I
n Pottery, Chri Moeckel (12) shapes a pot. The room bustled every hour
with students using the pottery wheel and culpting project by hand. \"If
the hjgh school didn't offer a pottery class, I wouldn't be able to expre
myself through my art,\" Moeckel said.
David Q.
Bailey
Lara F.
Bailey
Monique
Baldwin
Managers of \"Big
Mama Hughes\"'
k.tes, Lauren Schiff (12)
and Jonny Itzkowitz (12)
take a tray of hot k.tes
out of the oven. tudents
in Business \"vtanagement
and Marketing in the 21st
Century and Entrepreneurship ld ki and
milk during Academic
Lab.!naddjti n to baking
the k.tes, they planned
the business and arranged
for facilities and equipment. \"It's good experience in helping us to learn
how much is involved in
running a busine \"
Itzkowitz said.
Boosuk
Bang
Seniora Sf
S2 lJafk of\" Fame
Jason D.
Buchanan
Daniel M.
Burke
Michelle L.
Burkemper
During Academic Lab, Monique Baldwin (12) ch cks with P.E. teacher Todd
Basler on her way into the cafeteria. Senior had to get accustomed to igning
in and out and using hall pa es to move around the building. \"I was going into the
cafeteria to ask my math teacher a que tion,\" sh said.
I
n the n w, improved Learning Center housed in
former Commons, Molly Tettenhorst (12) works
vocabulary. \"Th Learning C nter i a great palce tosh.
and do homework,\" he aid.
\"Where is she?\"
Durham's friends say
she is never seen
because she is always
busy somewhere else.
Paul G.
Crane
Thomas A.
Crane
Friends say Ben Washington is an outstanding
athlete destined
for the Olympics
or professional sports.
Ben Washington 1121
Jeffrey
Cristiani
Forgetful Nicole
Gealy is said to be
always searching for
her car in the parking
lot after school.
Gilbert
Daniel
Nicole Gealy 112)
Jessica
Daniel
Always seen in the
pottery room, Penn
Boon, people say he will
likely be a pottery master
in the future.
Penn Boon 112)
Daniel R.
DeFosset Seniors 53
S'l lJofk of fame
M ichelle Burkemper (12) igns up for a meeting with a
coU ge representative in the ollege and Car r office.
\"The forums they set up with poke men really help u g t
to know th colleges and th ir programs,\" Kellen Williams
(12) aid.
Jonas
Goldsand
allege and C r r
Office bee m s a secon
h to many iors.
Counse s James Sinn
d Annalee Ni nhol z
gurde t through the
ossibilities to a fu e
Mark A.
Gosney Gossage
that w· s rve them w
hoices inclu e o- and
four- e r colleges· ork-
. g in a fiel f interest;
an he armed fore
Second se ster Juniors
m with heir couns
lors and cont' e
throu out their seni
year, looking a success fi ' in life.
Checking on application deadlmes, Brian Lieberman
(12) and Leslie mith (12) spea!.. with counselor
Annal e issenholtz. \"The help us locate scholarships
at different schools that we can qualify for, which IS really
h lpful,\" M gan Fahrenkamp (12) said.
Senitvs SS
56 GJafl< offama
Heger
I n Advanced
Plac ment
hemistry,
Kevin Lackey
(12) list n attentively to the
lecture . \"One
nice thing about many enior cia se i
that the cia s
size ar o
mall,\" he said.
Lauren Schiff
(12) work on
the seniors' Homecoming pep rally
float. The seniors' theme was
di co and the
float included a
typical 1970s
boom box.
\\ queen. \"BE~in~: n01t
nated for
Like manyother enior ,KevinMcCann(12)andRyan om
(12) dr ed in '70 attire during pirit Week. \"Being a ser
during pirit Week allowed me to dre sup and how my p1
the biggest way po ible\" McCann said.
tendmg
(fever/
ase excuse my
today because
d by today·s
actll'ltles and won 't be able to com·e
Thanli you .
Gioia L.
Kaid
Joseph E.
Kaminski
Suzanne E.
Kelly
N ooshin a eh (12), Tory Bahn (12), Alison Bloj (12), Lind ay Ferguson
(12) and J ssi Leavitt (12), along with the Ram, upport the football
team at a home game early in the eason. Senior led the crowd inspirit and
creative expres ion at games.
Travis J.
Kladiva
lrmela
Klaissle
Carolyn
Kletzker S Miors S7
SB lJJalk of\" fame
Lieberman Lippmann
What's your theme song and why?
\"'Wild Thing,' because I am a spontaneous and funloving per on.\"
- Lexi Nolin (12)
'\"Leaving on a Jet Plane,' b cause I fly a lot between
Texas and St. Louis.\"
- Lizz Uljee (12)
'\"IWillSurvive,'becausenomatterwhatbad things
happen but you can keep going.\"
-Mark Wilson (12)
'\"Don't Worry, Be Happy,' becau e I try to keep an
optimistic attitude and not let my judgment get
clouded.\"
-Ryan Cornelius (12)
'\"Ants Marching,' because we are like the ants in
that every day we all try to get to one place: school.\"
-Carolyn Kletzker (12)
\"'Like Water for Chocolate,' because it's inspirational to the black woman and expres es who I
am.\"
- Stanyale Riley (12)
Olympics activities engage everyone who takes part
I'Senic,rCc)winey Bry and a special athlete string necklaces in one
craft areas. Buddies and athletes also sang karaoke, baked
and played volleyball.
During Academic Lab, David Krems (12), Daniel Axelbaum (12), David Caito
(12), Michel Carella (11) and Andrew Goggin (12) study together for their math
classes in the cafeteria. \"Academic Lab gives u a chance to do our h mework at
school with the help of our friends, rather than at home,\" Goggin said.
Shane
Meyer
Michal A.
Mikesell
Rhea
Miller
Matthew G.
Minton
Chris A.
Moeckel
Loni A.
Moffat Seniors 59
60 {i)afk of fame
Tommy Crane (12) studie in the
library after school. \"It is a qui t
place to get work done and a good
place to concentrat ,\"he aid. (above)
As partofFine Arts V, Brian Lieberman
(12)workonhisPastaHouseproject.
'\"The Pasta House project lets me recreat
famous art in a uniqu way,\" he said.
To satisfy her mid-morning hun er,
Morris (12) hits the vending rna
ing Academic Lab. Several new machines;\"'l
added to the Common in October.
Cheetos, Skittles, Baked Lay's potato
and M & M' helped oothe growling
ach until lunchtime. (below)
Daniel J.
Przybeck
Yelena
Pupkevich
Ashley
Raben
Julian A.
Raimondo
Working in the Video Technology Center,
Chris Scholl (12) edits a video project.
Scholl spent many hours behind the cameras and
in front of the editing machine , getting tapes
ready for broadcast. He, along with Jey Ping (12)
and alumnus Danny Baker, also worked on computers throughout the building, especially in the
Computer Animation Lab, helping the technology staff keep the different computer lab up and
running.
Nicole
Rainey
Maryjayne
Rains Seniors 6 f
I n Advanced
Placem ntBiology cia s, Matthew Hyland
(12) look into a
micro cope .
\"Dr. Mehigh has
been welcomed
warmly to the
school. AP Biology has been my
favorite cia \"
Hyland aid.
O n theme
day during
Homecoming
week, Stephen
Gilbert (12)
dre e up as a
member of the
band Kis . \"We
dre ed as Kis
because dres ing
a Led Zeppelin
wa too hard,\"
Gilbert aid.
Robert
62 (Jat* arrame Sandheinrich
Jamie
Scaccia
Andrew M.
Schamp
Lauren
Schiff
Bradley
Schoch
Chris K.
Scholl
YOotzds to
\"Live your life in a way that when
you wake up, Satan says,
'Oh no! She's up!\"'
- Elizabeth Erekson (12)
\"Loyalty is holding on to
someone's hand and never letting go, even when the
fingers are being
E. Gortney
Strayhorn
pried a art.\"
-Alison Robbins (12)
Stacey
Suttle
David M.
Swanson
live
\"The grass is always greener on
the other side.\"
-Eric Fitzgerald (12)
\"Only your heart can make you
a champion.\"
- Phrann Gingell (12)
\"At the end of the game, the king
and the pawn go back into e
same box.\"
- Josh Kahn (12)
Charles D. Ebony J. Spencer D.
Swinney Tappin Taylor Seniors 63
6'1 {,Jaflr of fame
Mark K.
Wilson
Corwin M.
Zigler
Williams
Not pictured:
Naomi Adair
Alicia N. Akridge
Ralph Boyd
Yulia Dameshek
Douglas I. Frates
Patrick Hecker
Williams
Jason S. Hofstein
Danielle N. Liner
Chaun Lucius
Gregory P. Merrifield
Reginald I. Patton Jr.
Arthur L. Quinn
Wilson
Jeffrey T. Simpson
Stephen M. Stillwell
Kathryn B. Toney
Anthony J. Webster
6 6 lilalk of fame
A bout to vot in the mock presidential election, Abby Schneider (11) waits for
fiher name to be checked off. Christopher Saxton' U. S. overnment and
Politics Fundamentals class organized a mock election forth tudent bod . 'The
mockelectionwasagreat way for tudentsnotofvotingagetoexperience thev ting
pr . Especially with this year's unique electi n, students realized every v te
counts,\"Schncider said.
Ryonndre Aaron
Chri toph r Adam
Ghani li
Hakiem Ali
Eliza Altvater
Ca y Arce
lemayhu Ayanaw
aeesa Aziz
Paul Barbaglia
arah Barbara h
Matthew Barne
Jo eph Barzilai
Lo'Real Ba
Jeffr y B ard
Ryan Bei el
ophie Benoi t
Sarah Berglund
Mark Bertish
ejal Bhakta
Karl Block
Taquida B clair
Tova Braitberg
Lind ay Brenner
Jam Bre 1 r
I
n Phy ics, junior Kelly McBride, Dolph poeneman, and Michael
Collin pre ent their white board le on to the cia s. Cia es tried a new
way of learning; with other students teaching individualle son . \"Phy ic
i ·a lot of fun becau ewe do a Jot of hand -on activitie ,\" poeneman aid.
Juniors 67
Cl aning up af
ter her delici us meal, phie
Benoist (11) deans
her dishes. \"I reall enjo cooking
because we learn
man cooki ng
techniqu andeat
u niqu food,\"
Benoist said.
I
n the T ,
Jared ovack
(11) uses a video
camera for an editing project. \"Advanced ideochalleng mewith
citement and interview ,\" ovack
said.
P t r Bron on
Ryan Bron on
ichola Brown
K vin Butt
Mich 1 Carella
Courtney Carl
Jessica Chapuis
YuyangChen
Holly Cheuk
Loui Choi
Anna Clark
Matth w Clark
C. Phillip Clark IV
Bradley Cobb
Maranda Cocking
Brian Collier J r
Micha 1 Collin
Brandon Common
Leah Constantz
Darr 11 Cooper
Lori Copile itz
68 l.Jalk of fam e
Lisa Cornfeld
Ilana Cor on
MattCowhey
Dictionary
Upperclassman: a
well-respected person who
orders around underclassmen.
G.P.A.: something juniors
wish they had paid attention
to earlier and now consequently must raise for
applying to college.
A.P. U.S. Government
and Politics: Mr. Dave
Sonius' drill camp.
parking pass: means
juniors can finally park at
school; they don't have to
find a ride or wait for their
parents to pick them up.
prep course: a twice-aweek chance to realize how
stupid students are.
college: a once exciting
dream turns into the scary
reality of leaving home and
future stress.
roofn~ading before turning in her paper, tephanie
leeper (11) edits her final draft, as ]a on Growe (11)
another student in hi group.
Alexander Cox
Rebecca Crandall
Everett Cris
Martin Damyan
Kevin Davis
Kia Davis
Cecily Deut ch
Susan Dipert
Vadi Dodge
Darla Dougla
Jennifer Duffie
Stephanie Eai ley
Darrien Echol
Daniel Estrin
Jennifer Farmer
Adrien Fauquet
Anthony Fazzari
Ryan Ferris-Han on
Jonathan Frigo
Kelly Fritz
Samuel Gartland
Benjamin Goldberg
Beth Goldenberg
Lind ay Goldford
Smiling at the camera,
Shane! Steele (11) gets her
yearbook picture taken. \"I like
yearbook picture because they
freeze a piece of time that
people do e to you can ee,\"
Pear on aid.
Working on a car' engine,
BenGoldberg(ll)looksfor
the problem. \"I like Auto Maintenance because you learn more
about cars than what you would
learn from your parents, and you
get to practice you learn,\"
Goldberg said.
Juniors 69
\"\"f1U<ing notes, juni rs
.l Chase Zenger,
Taylor teinh ff and
Lau-ren usterlisten
to AP U .. Gm·emment and Politics
teacher David nius.
\"AP overnment
help!> me unde~tand
how our government
works,\" Zenger {11)
said.
~ theme day of
\\._)Homecoming
week, junior Eliza
Altvater and Jennie
Wolff show th ir
school pirit by dressing like hippies. '1twas
fun because we don't
u uall get to wear
those kind of clothes to
school,\" Wolff said.
Jeffrey Goldstein
ichola G odrich
Adami ordon
Keenon Gre n
Eli abeth Gre nberg
Le a Grodzin ki y
Ja on Growe
Scott Grzenczyk
Amy undry
AI in Hamil ton
Li a Hampton
Jame Han n
Erica Harlan
Amanda Hellman
Billy Hendrick on
Bobby Hendrick on
Hilary Heyman
Micha l Hill
Emily Hochberg
Timothy Hugh
Andrew Hut on
Anna Ing nthron
Slava Ionin
Robert Itzkowitz
70 {JJafk of fame
I n Jewelry c1
Jessica hapu1s(
gets ready to sold
pi ceontoa keyct14
Students desigt
rings, bracelets,
chain and other
accessories. \"]ewe
class i a mce b
from all my acade
cia s s,\" ChapUJs After cia s,
Kohn (11)
up a test in Chc
tudents per~ nned
and learned about
elements and ch
that comprise rna
\"Chemistry is a g
course to challengn
mind,\" Kohn said.
\"My weirdest dream was when I
knew I was dreaming so I could decide what I was doing.\"
-Jessica Kallman {77)
\"I had a dream where I got a new
bike, but when I woke up it wasn't
there.\"
-Matthew Barnes (77)
\"I was in a mini-van with no one
driving. It kept crashing into buildings, but I would bounce off the
buildings into other buildings.\"
-Lisa Cornfeld {77)
\"I was chased and
attacked, and later
befriended by a
pelican.\"
-Julie Moeckel (77)
Jo hua Jack on
arri Jen n
Chri tina John on
J nnifer John on
Lucille Jordan
Michael Kalishman
Je ica Kallman
Brittany Katz
Erich Kiehl
Darolyn King
Jennifer Knight
tacy Knud on
D rek Kohn
tephani Korn
Michael Kueneke
Mariko Kumanomido
Caleb Law on
K vin Le in ki
Jacob Le y
Fred Lincoln
Marnica Lind ay
an Lloyd
John Loe el
lexi Lytl
\"I dreamed about a world with green
clouds and black unicorns.\"
-Christina Johnson (77)
\"I once dreamed of a dancing bar of
soap. It was a long time ago.\"
-Drew Unser (77)
\"I was attacked by a giant tree while I
was trying to cut it down.\"
-Everett Criss (77)
Junior6 71
an Mad n
Dani 1 Marcu
Kell McBrid
hawnta McFadden
udr M Math
mi1y McMillan
Brittani Me padd n
harl M m
J u1ia Miha to vic
Jonath n Milam
ei1 Mitchell
Julie Mo ckel
Kri tin Moritz
B j ra M rri on
J ffre Morri on
Brandon Mu ller
AnneMuta hi
Heidi r
Jordan ewmark
Casie
Micha 1
Jared
Ryan
Studying in the Learning Center, Rebecca Crandall (11) u e
there ource the chool offer . Academic Lab gave student a chance
to u e the Internet, reference ,
book and comput r . \"It' nic to
have re ource at your fingertip .
Wh n I wrote a pap r for Literary
Analy is, I used the computer lab
and reference book ,\" he aid.
The cafeteria i where math
teacher Randy Key help
Michael Carella (11) and Julia Bark
(12) during Academic Lab. Conference between teacher and tudent were cheduled during lab
time. \"A cad mic Lab give u the
opportunity to work with our teacher ,\" arella aid. (right, b ttom)
I n the library, junior Heidi
Schamburg, Kri tin Moritz,
Emily Ro en and arah
Barbara h do re earch during
Academic Lab. \"It' a great time
to get work done, \" Schamburg
aid . Socializing wa al o a big
part of AcLab . Student met
their friends in the hall and
congregated in 'de tination' area uch as computer labs and
the Learning Center. (far right)
72 lJJaflr of fame
HenokOgb
Brenda Okpala
Bryan Okpala
Shayla 0 ikoya
Damir Ovcina
ichola Pandjiri
A hlee' Patton
Laura Paul
La Tonia Pear on
Laura Podgor ki
Eric Ray
Kathryn Reed
Gabrielle Rein
Daniel Rich
Daniel Rob rt
Larry Robin on
Jo hua Rock
AmyRo en
Emily Ro en
Olga Rynkiewicz
J ica Sam el
Heidi Schamburg
Mark Schenkel
Ro ina Schiff
Adam hapiro
Ad 1 yn herwo d
Kri ta hocl<le
St phani 1 eper
hleigh
Michael rnith
Julia Steinback
G rge teinhardt
Taylor Steinhoff
Ashley Stoke
Shayla Strong
Stephanie Su man
Matthew Tarpley
In what TV show family
could you see yourself?
\"'The Patty Duke Show' because I ha\\'e an identical
cou in (Jordan · wrnark) just like on the how.
Al o, my lif i like a bad sitcom.\"
- Lisa Comfeld (11)
\"'The Simpson 'becau e it would be cool to have a
dad like Horner and a brother like Bart.\"
- fouathan Witten (11)
\"'Leave It to BeaYer' b cau e everyone i alway so
happy-go-lucky and it's such a contra t from reality in many ways.\"
-Stephanie Sleeper (11)
7'1 lJalk of fame
\" 'The osby Show.' If I could have anybod for a
dad it would be Bill Co by becau e he's not afraid to
make fun of hi kids.\"
- Scott GrzeHczyk (11)
\" '3rd Ro k from the Sun' because I think it would be
interesting to live with ali n .''
- Stephauie Susmau (11)
\"The Banks family on 'Fre h Prince of Bel Air.' I
thinkitwould be fun to live with Will Smith because
of the diver ity he brings to th family.\"
-Michael ixon (11)
• • • • • •
the auto shop room, Andrew Biggs (11) works on a
's engine. \"My favorite thing about Machine Rois the freedom l have to learn whatever l want
anything with mechanic and metal,\" Biggs said.
Checking for contrast, Lindsay Yon Doersten
(11) looks over her work. \"Photography enables me to see beauty that l n rmally wouldn't
have stopped to ,\"Yon Doersten said.
Duong cademi
Lab, Latin teacher
AnnRittenbaum helps
bby Schneider (11)
with her homework.
\"La tin is a realJ y fun
class. Dr. Rittenbaum
always makes herself
available to the students and mak ure
we under,tand the lessons,\" Schneider said.
Reviewing what to type, Shayla trong
(11) and Elizabeth Williams (9) select some
te t for Keyboarding. \"It's a very important
class that will help in the future,\" Strong said.
Jack Taylor
Jakki Taylor
Anthony Tobia
DrewUn r
Lind ay on Do r t n
Steve Vredenburgh
Tony Vricella
Mark Wagman
Blanche Wagner
Seantay Walker
Heather Walp rt
Brandy Ward
incent Webb Jr
Ta i hya White
Charle Whitelaw
Rochelle Whittaker
Michael Wice
J ffr Winter
Jonathan Witten
Jennifer Wolff
Earn n Wong
Karolyn W dard
J aema Younge
ha Z nger
Juniors 75
Juniors pictured
this page:
1. Eamon Wong
2. (I to r): Stephanie
Eaisley, Taquida
Boclair, Shane!
Steele, Ashlee' Patton
and Shawnta
McFadden
3. Darla Douglas
4. Matt Barnes
5. Heidi Schamburg
Juniors not
pictured on
previous pages:
K.iwana Bailey
Diane Barton
Willie Barton
Rachel Baumgartner
Andrew Biggs
arrona Clardy
Theodore Hayne
Todd Honkomp
Alex Jack on
Peter Leiweke
David Mutch
ataliya Prus
Michael Rezny
Breah Saettele
Matthew Vest
Matthew Westrich
Marvin William
76 lJalk of fame
Jumors 77
78 lJa(J: of fame
Eric Abram on
Je ica Adler
Daniella Alou h
Je ica Ander on
Juan Arhancet
Jonathan Arnstein
Emily Axelbaum
Annette Bail y
Ely ia Baker
Ani ha Baxt r
Lauren Beard n
Jack B lew
Jeanette Belliveau
Julie Berg
Deborah Berti h
Emily Bigg
Cory Block
Richard Bly
Carolyn Bond
Jam Bomfl th
Drew Bo ton
Kyle Bo ton
Clayton Boyd
Katherine Br nnan
B th Br ler
Michael Brick
ad ya Bron tein
Coren Brown
Jo hua Brown
Karina Brown
Shenice Brown
ichola Buckvar
Camila Buechl r
London Burn
Jacob Bu ch
Chri topher Byrd
arah Byrne
Cady Calcagno
Chri tophe Carnes
Lawr nee Carroll
Hunter Carter
Oli er Carter
Taylor Ma~on (10)
works on math in the
af teria during Academic Lab.
Katie Ward (10} and
Debbie De r gorio
(10) work on a lab in their
biology class.
Anna Chartko a
Jean Ch n
Jeffrey Ch ng
Stev n Cohn
Matthew ol
Leann Coleman
William Collin Jr
Jame Colquhoun
Steven Conl y
Elizab th Coon
Carl Cunningham
Alli on Daake
Monica Daniel
Jimmy Davi
Gerald De Clue
D borah D Gregorio
Keyambra Dobbin
Dani l Dougla
Adam Drake
Adam Durham
Franc Dus eault
Kathryn Dutra
80 Mafic of fame
Dictionary
Sophomore: Finally I'm not a freshman!
PSAT's and PACT's: tests taken to evaluate your
intelligence. The students score well but for some reason
can never actually figure out their score.
Driver's Education: a class full of boring videos, easy
tests, coaches' interesting stories, oh and driving.
Global U.S. Studies: watching your teachers get all
excited about something which is of no importance
to you. Oh and you can't forget Mr. Hahn's
Mylar Seven Map. Where was
America on that?
A shley Rosen (lC
talks with friend at
Homecoming
Davis Rand (10) and
Lawr nee arrol,
(10) dance around the
band room.
Smiling at the crowd, Debbie De regorio (10) and Alissa
Goldst in (10) dance for the Homecoming pep rally. The
'>ophom re girl performed a dance to accompany their O's
themed float. Most of the grades had me sort of kit or
dance to enhance their etas float.
Courtney Eng 1
Mary En or
J sica Eschen
Michell Feit
Paig F ldman
Margar t Ferg r
Erica Fi hel
David Flie her
B njamin Flug
Dwonna Foley
Robyn Fox
Andrew Frum on
Caitlin Gardn r
AmodGautam
Laura G I tein
Anthony Georg
Sergey Gilgof
Andrew Gillentine
Andrea in burg
Chri topher Goggin
Jason Goldman
Ali a Gold tein
Daniel Gold tein
Marc Gold tein
Taking a break at phomore Rec ight, LOndon Burns (10), Emily A elba urn (10) and
Meredith Wilson (10) watch th ir cia mates umo wrestle. The student > ere able
to particpate in many actidti for the night. \"M favorite part of Sophomore Rec ight
wa pia ing volle ball with my friends in the g m,\" Dann ld tein aid.
D uring Homecoming week, many ophomores gathered after chool to
work on their float. Michelle Feit (10) and Adam Durham (10) paint parts
of the O's themed radio. \"Working on the float wa a wond rful way to get
involved with the excitement of Homecoming week,\" Feit said .
I
n the Learning
Center, Rachel
Rosenfeld (10) and
Janee Huneke (10)
work together on a
group project for their
English clas . The
Learning Center provided the space and
re ources student
needed to work on
projects.
Marco Gonzalez
Shauna Goodgold
Te sa Gotman
Tiffaney Green
Stephan Greenlee
David Grigoryan
Blair Gross
Michelle Gubin
Jonathan Gunn
David Hall
Denise Hamilton
Marie Hampton
Alexandre Hardt
Brittani Harris
Adeola Hassan
Michelle Heger
Andrew Heimburger
Caroline Hershey
Richard M Herzog
Dominique Hill
Joshua Hirschfeld
Brandon Hodge
Benjamin Horwitz
Tiffany Hrabosky
82 (Jallr of fame
Kevin Huck hold
Stephanie Hud on
Adrienne Huneke
Chri topher Hunter
Andrew Hyland Jr
Julia Ingber
Su an Ingb r
Ian Iron
Majedah Jabaar
Romarell Jabaar
Claire Jame
Bobby John on
a than John on
Calvin John on II
Heather J one
Trevor Jone
Alex Kafoury
Harold Kaid Jr
Johnny Kalliongi
Brett Kalme
Kara Kelley
Catherine Kenzora
Kenneth Kitchin
William Kla en
i 110 r ~ uolii e po ses ion
li1 how oes it efine you?
\"My baseball bat and glove
because baseball is my favorite
sport and what I love to do.\"
-Taylor Mason (10)
\"My necklace. It's a mezuzah,
which is a symbol of my Jewish
faith and culture.\"
-Brian Millner (10)
\"I love my dog because he's been
my best friend for a long time.\"
-Oliver Carter (10)
\"My photo album is my favorite
possession because it contains
all the memories that have
brought me to where I am in my
life now.\"
-Emily Axelbaum (10)
\"I have a handkerchief that my
dad used to carry with him all the
time. It really reminds me of him.\"
-Peery Spoeneman (10)
\"My hands. They are my greatest
implements.\"
-Jeremy Voss (10)
Sophomores 83
Sophomore Rec. Night
Sophomore Rec. Night, Sept. 22, was and volleyball. Other activities included sumc
loaded with fun and laughter. Matt Mar- wrestling (with participants dressed in many
row-Howell filled the air with cool beats, as layers of padding) and fortune telling fromvolunteer OJ. In the gym, students played Lefton Promotions. Sophomores also wore
friendly but competitive games of basketball their spirit proudly in their new '03 T- shirts.
Dre ed up a a
sumo wre tier,
Harold Kaid lies on the
floor after wrestling
with a friend. The sophomores were given the
opportunity to dress up
in Ia er of padding and
pretend to sumo wrestle. \"It wa a different
experience, but it was
very hard to move
around,\" Kaid aid.
Katie Knoedelseder
Tyl r Kotiza
Sandor Kovac
Erin Krakover
Daniel Kram
Semon Krit
R an Krull
Erin Leahy
Stephen Leahy
Luke Leidenfro t
Meli a Levin
Zachary Levin on
Micha 1 L witt
Kat Lincoff
William Locke
Emuel Long
Ju tin Lydon
Mary Lynch
Abra Lyon -Warren
Viktoriya Mak imenko
Virginia Marion-Lowe
Kendra Marner
Greg Martin
Taylor Ma on
8'1 (,Jafl< ol' fame
I n the Famih
onsumer u
room, Allison Daal
listens as her fu
predicted. Fortune
ingwasoneofthe,
ties available at
more Rec. ight.
really interesting.
knew that my
name is Linda and
told me that I w
Standing in line,
sophomores Ke\" in
H uckshold, Adam ado\" sky, Ani ha Baxter,
aman tha Sanchez a nd
R1chard Herzog wait for
their turn at basketball.
At Sophomore Rec.
ig ht tuden t had the
op tion to tay in the gym
and play game . \"Rec.
ight wa a fun opportuni ty for me to ee my
frie nds w ho I don ' t ge t
to see every d ay,\"
Huck hold aid .
Loren Mayer
Jonathan McAllister
ichola Meoli
Michelle Merkel
Sharde' Miller
Brian Millner
Matheen Mohabbat
Kathryn Montague
Brandon Moore
Branden Moran
Chri topherMoran
Stephanie Morri
Matthew Morrow-Howell
Lauren Murphy
Loren Myers
Anjuli arang
Rebecca athan on
Daniel ewmark
Peter ichola
Leah uetzel
Kelley O'Hara
R an ehler
Drnitriy Ofman
Ali on Olech
D uring cademic Lab
Rachel Rosenfeld
(10) works. \" cademic Lab helps a
lot to get my work
d n ,\" Rosenfeld
aid. cadernic
Labisaprominent
part of the block
chedule implemented this year. Worl..ing in
the cafeteria Chris Byrd (10)
catch up on his
math during Academic Lab. \"I like
working on prob1m with my
friends,\" h said.
All math teachers
held their Academic Labs in the
cafeteria o studen could come
to ne location for
help.
Ca ey Oppenheim
Val ri Park r
Diego Paz
Ro eanne Perrot
Eli a Peter en
Megan Pfi ter
Megg n Picco
Matthew Pi oni
Michelle Pi oni
Chri tina Poon
Ali on P wer
Thoma Probst
Anna Pupk vich
manda Rainey
Cart r Ramey
Da idRand
Erica Ras ieur
Abigail R it r
Kayode Rim on
Stephanie Robert
A hl y Ro n
Rachel Ro enf ld
Sarah Ro enthal
Miriam Ro
86 liJafk ofFome
T n the Band Room Megan Merrit (12) and Luke
l.Leidenfr t(lO)getreadyforth pep rail . \" pirit
week is important to Ladue because it g ts people
pumped up before hom =ming, \"Leidenfrostsaid.
S 0 p
mo
cheer for
cia at tr
rally. \"Itw
to cheer
pep rail}
we got to
over the
men and
seewhoc
the lo
Cry tal C
(10) aid. I n Jim
wasser'
Anjuli •
(10) tUdi
Civil War.
cia sisinte
becau e
oldwa.
Adam Sadovsky
Jeffrey Saek
Michael Saltzman
Samantha Sanchez
Rebecca Sauerbrunn
B njamin Schlamb
ikole Schmitz
Tabitha Schuerman
Miriam Schwartz
Eric Seelig
Zachary Shapiro
Rob rt haw
Ting Shi
Rhett Sie ener
Jewell Simm
Jeffrey Singer
John Skae
ara Smith
Robert oper
Jo y p cter
Peery Spoeneman
Chari e tanford
Chtttzactetzistics o-6 the
idealBott
Sweeps me off my feet
-Annette Bailey(1 0)
on est.
harde Miller (1 0)
Washes the dishes. - Michelle Heger(1 0)
Good Sense of humor.
-Kate Lincoff (1 0)
Willing to have fun.
-Kat1e
Knoedelseder (1 0)
Jame tanl y
Janee Staple
John Stapleton
Thoma Starr
Chri Stephen
Cody Stoke
Bethany Stoliar
Justin Strayhorn
T'Ya Strong
Esmeralda Stuk
Maggie Sullivan
Katya Su man
Megan Swider
Jordan Taber
Eric Tang
Ca andra Tappin
Morgan Teague
Chad Teng
Geneva Thoma
Demetrius Tice
Cole Todorovich
Mina Toney
Leora T adka
Travion Tubb
Abigail Zigler
Brandon Allen
Dashanta Brewer
Dominic Dalton
Oguz Demirelli
Monty Fannon
Lauren Fein tein
John Forrester
Samuel Isserman
A hlee Kolieboi
Danni Liberman
Angela Lincoln
Andrew Medvik
Gr gory Turner
Sarah Turner
Arian Upchurch
Jeremy Yo
Emily Wagman
Lauren Wagy
D ren Ward
Katie Ward
Keturah Waters
Katherine Welch
Andrew Wel ch
Jacob Wheeler
Julie Whitacre
Carrie Whitelaw
Stefanie Wiegand
icholas Wildi
AmyWil on
Meredith Wilson
Stacey Wil on
David Wittenberg
Graham Wolfe
Lauren Yate
Reid Yokoyama
Dawn Younge
David Rosenthal
Robertneta Simmon
David Starr
Alexander Ya inev
Trying to roll under the Limbo bar,
Tyler Kotiza {10) demonstrate
hi technique. Sophomore kated
with children from the St. Louis Crii ur ery at a holiday party, Jan. 7.
The cia of 2003 plans to continue
working with the nur ery a an ongoing volunteer effort. \"It was really
fun helping the kids learn to kate,\"
Kotiza aid.
Sophomores pictured on oppo ite
page, clockwise from top left:
• Jeff Saeks• Tyler Kotiza, Anthony
George, Andrew Gillentine • ick
Meoli • Katie Ward, Debbie
DeGregorio • teven Cohen,
Deborah Bertish, Paige Feldman •
Cry tal Crowe, Steven Conley,
Brandon Hodge, Will Locke,
Morgan Teague
90 lVolk of fame
Alison Accurso
Samuel Adler
Ellis Altvater
Rahsaan Andrew
Isabel Babington
A hley Bailey
Rachel Baker
Daniel Bara h
Alli on Barbara h
Michael Bame
Rebecca Barzilai
Callie Bearman
J e ica Becker
Mihia B lford
Alexandra Bergerac
manda B rry
Cecie Blair
Byron Blanchard
Stefan Bloomfield
Andrew Brenner
Lati ha Brookfield
A hleyBrown
M gan Brown
M lissa Brown
Jake Bruer
Laura Brunt
Faith Buchanan
Thoma Burns
Michael Burn ide
Kimberly Callen
Rick Carney
Rebecca Chang
Elana Charle
Chri toph r Cheng
Yunxiang Chu
Ryan Church
Cameron Cline
Robert Col
Barr Col man
Daniel Conley
Jacque! n Coole
John Co perman
freshmen 9 f
I
n the Learning Center, Amanda Beny (9) works on homework. The LC provided was a popular tud area. '1 go to the
LeamingCenterbecauseit'squi tandeasi rtothink,\" hesaid.
Sarah Corn£ ld
Ca eyCowhey
Brett Crandall
Andrew Crowe
Sara Damyan
Darryl Davis
Matthew Drobak
John Dwyer
Kri topher Ea t
Danielle Echols
Maia Elkana
Shana Ellis
Miriam Estrin
Prince Farris-Settles
Julie Feit
Mirka Fette'
Julie Fields
Stacey Fi chbach
Tyler Fi her
Hayley Fivecoat
Mary Flynn
Sean Flynn
Angel Franklin
Stephanie Franko ic
92 lJafl< of fame
the cafeteria, Lauren chr iber (9) eats lunch. tudent ate in the
rtvard, cafeteria or Commons. \" In the winter I like to eat in the
feteri~ where it is warm, but when the weather is ni e l always eat in the
rd,\" chreiber aid.
Sara Friedman
Elizab th Fuhro
lvetta Furman
Jo hua Geltman
Emily Gerteis
L onid Ginzburg
Caitlin Glick
Adam Goldberg
Jeremy Goldm i r
Lianna ordon
Sara Gordon
Phillip Gozdow ki
Dorian Grady
Daniell Gr en
Laura Gulbrand en
Jonathan Gundry
Irina Gurchuno
Alana Hammonds
Jonathan Harri
S retta Harris
David Hart tein
Olawal Ha an
Te a Hatlelid
Raymond Haywood
At Freshman Rec. ight, freshmen Eden ewmark,Jayn Hermann, u an
Malen, Morgan Pre ley, Cameron line , }arne Knight and tephen Vick
are h pnotized . \"I liked being hypnotided in the trial run and I wi hI could
have done it longer,\" Knight aid.
Eating lunch,
freshmen
Callie Bearman,
JulieFe•tand Liz
Ya tyan show
their pirit by
dre sing in the
hool olor for
Blue and White
Da .
freshmen 93
Da id Heiman
Shannan H ndr
Jayn H rmann
Katherine H ugatt r
Ma Hoch
Darb Hogan
J o eph In deck
Ana Ingram
ean I rman
Lauren Ive t r
Brian Jack on
Je Jack on
abrina Jack on
Kelley John on
Benjamin Jon
Andrew Kahn
Zachary Kahn
Scott Kali hman
Adam Kaufman
Jeremy Kelly
Meli sa Kelly
Chel ea Kladi a
Kendra Klie n
James Knight
The Class of 2004 came in
determined to get involved in
their new school.
Many dressed up for Spirit Week and
helped with the Homecoming float.
A successful Freshman Rec. Night
showed their class spirit and unity.
9'1 Walk of fame
Working after school, Erin Lapidus (9) paints letters
on the freshman Homecoming P p Rally float.
Fr hmen created a SOs-themed diner float to parade
around the gym. \"Working on the float was a lot of fun
and it helped how our pirit,\" Lapidu said.
Wearing their field hockey uniforms, freshmen Juli
Feit and allie Bearman wait in lin to get th ir
luncht.'S.On BlueandWhite Days,athletesworeth irteam
uniforms to school.
Lind ey Knud on
Danielle Ko ki
Reb cca Kreipke
Sheena Kumanomido
Erin Lapidu
Colleen Leahy
Alexander Levin
Maria Levin
Rob rt L vin
Victoria Lucius
Matthew Luetkemeyer
Susan Malen
Jean Paul Marley
Michael Martin
John on Martinez
KyleMa on
Seth McCoy
Kevin McK nna
Bryan McMahon
Carlo Mem
Courtney Merrell
Katherin Merritt
Zachary Meyerkord
licia Miller
Killing time,
Austin argent (9) and
Kevin Stein (9) sit
on th bleacher
atfre hmanRec.
ight. Students
played ba ketball, danced and
were hypnotized. \" It was fun
hangingoutwith
the other fre hmen,\" argent
aid .
A t the H_ome-
.tlc om•ng
game, Sarah Gordon (9)and her
friends cheer on the
Ram . \" I loved
cheering on my
team by elling
with th crowd at
football games,\"
Gordon said.
fresl>men 9S
\"I love it when my family and friends get
together to celebrate the Chinese New Year.\"
- Yunxiang Chu (9)
\"Every month my family gets together to
have a movie night. We watch movies on a
big screen T.V. and eat popcorn.\"
-Stephanie Morris (9)
\"Competing with my family to find the
hidden Passover matzo.\"
-Jeremy Zuke (9)
\"I look forward to my family cruise
every year.\"
- Danielle Green (9)
Jasmin Miller
Byron Milton
Yashita Mitchell
Jonathan Moffat
Gregory Moore
Larhonda Moore
Ali on Moritz
Lome Morrell
Stephanie Morris
Tiffany Murray
Adrienne Mutch
Brianne a h
Leah euman
Eden Newmark
Lev Neyman
Chri topher icholas
Jonathan ichols
Rudi issenboim
Emily O'Connor
Katherine O'Donnell
Michael Orlando
Cody Ortmayer
Gordon Owens
William Oziransky
96 GJoflr of Fame
\"Every Christmas Eve, my family lights a
fire and has a small party. We drink hot
cocoa and eat boiled shrimp. My sister and
I are allowed to open one present
before we go to bed.\"
-Katherine HeugaUer (9)
\"In my family, traditions take a backseat to
work or school. We are a by-product of
today's society, one dominated by
deadlines and schedules.\"
-Jeremy Goldmeier (9)
\"My relatives that I don't see usually come
to our house for Thanksgiving.\"
- Scou Kalishman (9)
J
Robert Pace Jr
Jason Palmer
Lauren Parment r
Artour Par adanian
Katie Paskal
Jennifer Pa teri
J e ica Pa teri
i ha Patel
Malgorzata Perkow ki
Zofia Perkow ki
Brandon Pink
Jacob Piontek
Nichola Piont k
Shefay Pittman
Morgan Presley
Chri topher Pr witt-All n
Curron Price
Catrina Prince
Zachary Przybeck
J ameel Randol
AdamRa mu
Karen Ra ieur
Elizabeth Rich
Darius Richard on
Sharing their
knowledge,
Lianna Gordon (9),
Judi Sadon (9) and
Jon Harris (9) help
each other with
math h mework.
Students often
u ed Academic
Lab time time to
work in groups
with others from
theircl
Watching the
ba ketball
game, fr hmen
Jayne Hermann,
usan Mal n, ElizabethRoachand
Rick Came cheer
the freshman team.
'1 wentt the gam
to hang ut and
how upport for
m friends on the
team,\" Roach said.
fretJ.hmen 97
A t Freshman
Rec. ight,
ari omfeld,Chris
Prewitt- Allen,
Adam Rasmus and
Alexandra Bergera fall under the
speU of a hypnotist. \"ltwasa really cool
experience. He
mad us forget our
nam ,\" Bergerac
said. S tudying,
D u tin
truckman (9)
reads for lobal
World Studie ,
the freshman social studies cia s. \"Mr. ldwasser
mak it interesting and undertandable ,\"
truckman said.
Elizab th Roach
Ma tth w Roach
Diana Robbin
Amb rRogers
Trenton Ro enthal
Tah erah Round
Paul ableman
Judi Sadon
Ronni adov ky
Derek Sander
Au tin Sargent
Kirk cale
J ennif r Sch rck
Erica chiff
Michael Scholl
Lauren Schreib r
Anthony Scodary
Leila eymour
98 lJJolk of fame
Jeremy Shana
Elizabeth Shaw
A hi h Sh noy
Julie Sh r
Kevin hi
Le lie Shipman
Diana Robbin~ (9) and manda
B •rry (9) get math help in the L .
Brian Wilson (9) and Daniel Barash
(9) ~tudy their Spanish together.
- T nAcade11111
.lfre.hmenB
Blanchard,
randall
Michael
complete t
homework. •
fmishallmvh!
work im AC
and have
athome,\"Crar
said. Walking
the tr
walk, fresh
Victoria Lu
gets supp
from her
freshmen
hip man
Chris icho
Excel 9 travel
to tacey P
ept. 7, to pr
tice teamwor
\"I'd take my date out to dinner and a
movie. It would be a fancy dinner and a
romantic movie.\"
-Zachary Meyerkord (9)
\"I'd like to go downtown.! really enjoy
sight-seeing at the museums and around
Forest Park. Of course we'd have to go
eat somewhere afterward.\"
-Ashley Brown (9)
\"On my perfect date I would pick the guy
up and go to Steak 'n' Shake for dinner,
where we'd split the bill. After dinner we'd
go to my house and watch reruns of
'Friends.'\"
-Courtney Merrell (9)
\"First we'd go to dinner at Rossino's.
Then we'd eat ice cream at Ted Drewes.
Finally, we'd go to his house and watch
'Wayne's World.\"'
-Emily Gerteis (9)
ThePe
Describe an
ideal evening
with someone
special ...
Raymond Shipman
Philip Sholt
Svetlana Shwart
Je sica Simm
Ian Smith
Ro te ha Smith
Alexander Solomon
Jacob Sonn
Lydia Stai ch
Kevin Stein
Kevin Steinberg
Drew Steinhoff
Beverly Stiger
Tane ha Strong
Dustin Struckman
tephen Summit
Stephanie Surgant
Amanda Sutherland
Emily Sutterfield
Andy Swider
Stephen Tarpley
Rachel Taylor
Michael Tenzer
Park Terry
freshmen 99
Jo ph Thoma
dam Toghiyan
or Travi
Lind a U a
Elizab th Va t an
Marcu Verr tt
Stephen Vick
David Yo
Kimb rl W alii
Ali Walp rt
Rebecca Waxman
Angelo Webb
Alexa Web ter- lark
Jacob Wei man
P rrin W trich
Katherine White
Charle Whitelaw
mb r Whittington
Bryce Wiedenb ck
Miriam Wi gard
Elizabeth Williams
Matthew William
Brian Wilson
Philip Wire
Travis Wool ey
Chri topherWynne
Jeffery Yat
Brandie Young
Claire Zahm
Andrew Zell
anying Zhang
Jeremy Zuk
ot pictured:
Lauren Anthony
Gila Elmekie
Andrew Hvatum
Alexi Jo eph
Emily McClu key
fOO f.Jol* oi'Fome
Mary Rieken
Ben Sherman
Barbora Vojtech
Ekaterina Volkova
Jacques Wilson
Fr hmen pictured on pg. 101
(Ciockwi e from top left):
• Dorian Grady
• Lauren Parmenter, Emily Gerteis
• Ali on Accur o
• Faith Buchanan, Alana Hammonds
•Jayne Hermann
• Eden ewmark, Sari Cornfeld
• B th Rich
•judi adon
• Karen Rassieur
• Morgan Presley, Liz Roach.
rtmayer, Daniel Barash
• Sara ordon, Austin ar
Miriam Estrin (center photo)
102 lJJafk of fame
\"I am not tardy; I was in the Commons.\"
\"I had to pick up a dozen bushel
baskets.\"
Merri Abel , family and
consumer cience
h ila Alber , as t. principal
Carol Sue Allen, Spanish
Linda Bai ch, Sp. School Di t.
Todd Ba ler, phy ical education
Victor Ba man, fine art
Joan Benson-Robinson, French
Roberta Bewen, phy ical ed.
judy Biermann, library
Cathy Boulanger, Spani h
Monica Bowman, cience
Beth Ann Brady, print journali m, publications
Donna Brown, Learning Center
Sandy Burkhard-Canella ,
cience
ean Burri , upervi ory a t.
Renee Burton, mathematic
Carol Carinci, pani h
Marcelle Charle , French
\"I was going to grade your test but the
White Sox made the playoffs.\"
\"I was late because I don't teach first
hour on blue days and I forgot that it
was a white day.\"
fawlfy f 03
A ttendan e secretary Mary Malon y sits at her desk in the
ont office. Maloney retired last fall to pursu other interests and hobbies after 31 years at Ladu .
Patricia Chavez, fine art
heila Cohen, perm. ub.
Carol Cole, physical ed.
Elaine Coul on, Eng. a
2nd language
Chri tine Cuba, library
Joyce Davi , coun eling
Janet Duckham, Engli h
Richard Eaton, counseling
Harriet Edward , perm. sub.
ancy Edward , library
Carol Ann Engelman, ecretary
Frances Erwin, busine ed.
Michael Fari , a t. band director
D clan FitzPatrick, Engli h
Kate Fitz immon , languge lab
Christine Fleming, orche tra
Candice Frurnson, ocial tudie
Gene Gaffney, upervisory a t.
Eleanor Gammon, secretary
Chri Gates, Sp. School Di t.
Karen Goggin, music
Jim Gold was r, social tudies
Rob Good, social studi
Maureen Guffey, library
fOil lJofl< of fame
the English office, teacher D bbie Tar le gets advice on d a computer
lem from her colleague Karl Kindt. \"The English departm nt i lucky
· a technician in it rrtidst and we are taking full advantage of it, \"Taryle
Kindt is an English teacher and a computer technician.
Wendy Guhr, Engli h
Kim Gutchew ky, Engli h
Eric Hahn, ocial tudie
Li a Hara, Engli h
Keith Harder, phy ical ed.
Judy Hargi , Eng. a 2nd lang.
Charle Harri on, practical art
Jennifer Hartigan, Engli h
Brad Heger, a t. principal
ancy Hier, Spani h
Michael Hill, social tudie
Diane Holmes, ecretary
Julie How, Englt h
Dave Hucker, practical arts
Jerry Hue! , mathematic
Cheryl Hughe , bu ine ed.
Joyce Inman, library
Kirk Jackson, vocal mu ic
Ed John on, phy ical ed.
Suzanne Johnson, a t. principal
Marteana Jones, Video Tech. Ctr.
Ron Jorgenson, phy ical ed.
Hank Kauffman, Learning
Center math
Fran Kepler, Special School Di t.
For Homecoming, math teachers dr ed up a flappers from the Roaring
1920s. \"The women in the math department just like to have fun,\" teacher
Karen Mey r said. Posing with them is a group of tudent dre ed up as the
band Ki .
At parent/teacher conferences
in October, coun elor
Len Patton and a si -
tant principals Sheila
lber and Suzanne
Johnson greet parent
in the front hall.
Patton retired after
working for 37 year
in the di trict.
Facufry 105
Fa ultv and staff mix work and play
on student- free workshop da s.
ssistantprin ipals heila lbersand
uzanne Johnson get ready to flip
pancakes to secretary arol Koller and
coach )err Maher. Admini trators
hosted the breakfast, Feb 16, a Professional Development day. ctivities
included discussions of ethical dilemmas and a wellness activit . On record day, Jan. 26, parents
sen·e up a buffet lunch with a
beach theme for school staff. Palm
trees topped off table decorated with
real sand, ea hells, untan lotion
and other accouterment of a easide
holiday. Rowdy teachers threw
beachballs and and \"ied for prize .
Randy Key , mathematic
Karl Kindt, Engli h
Kurt Knoedel eder, drama
Rochelle Koenig, pani h
Carol Koller, ecretary
Jeff Kopolow, ocial tudie
Phylli Korrell, Spec. School Di t.
ancy Kramer, nur e
Sweeney LaBarge, cience
Robert Lange, phy ical ed.
Don LaPlante, upervi ory a st.
Dominic Le oir, mathematic
Aly on Levine, cience
Loui e Levine, mathematic
Jan tte Lou aert, mathematic
Deborah Lund, German
Ellen Ly ell, cience
Jan Mager , Spanish
f 06 lJafl< ol' f ame
What is
your most
memorable
high school
moment? Afootball game against Pilot
Point, when I had 16 solos and
15 assist tackles. - math teacher Mike Rawitscher
The day I was kicked out of the vocal
I music program for inappropriate
behavior. The only class open was a
drama class, so I took it and that is why
I am a drama teacher today. - drama teacher Kurt Knoedelseder During an open study hall ,
my good friend and I went to the
door of our favorite teacher. While he
was conducting class we blew our
faces on the glass windows and the
teacher pretended he didn't see us. - science teacher Ellen Lyse//
ladue School District
Central Office Administrators
and School Board
At ih f\\•bruan m~cting, th~
s.:·hlxll Board work.-. through
the agenda. An Apnl bond i ::.u~
kept m~mber bu..;y. from left:
dirl'Ctor. ,\
n Blxm; dirl•dor, jill
l•upp· treasurer, (.,ary .row~.
Dr '-itc\\,art W~inbcrg, thl'
th1rd supennt~ndent in thl'
·,s ·tlt., hi..,h>r), came to I, due
this vear. He answ~rs questions
at the Pl·bru.lr)' meeting. ext to
him ar~ Board pr~sid~nt, Susan
uctzcl; and \\ice president,
Deborah Fe it. (photo at far right)
P t r~d from left bu.,in~ss
manag~r, AI K1rchhofer;and
d \"\"t\"nhuperintendcnt forcurnculum and instruction, Rob~rt
Oli\\eri.
Other m~mbcr~ of the I adu~
hool Bl>ard, from l~ft: o.,ccro ·, · \\ Lvnn Deane; director,
jol \\ nn vViner; assistant \"upcrintendl•nt for per,.,onnel, Unda
!once , ot pictured: assistant
5uperintendcnt for pupil serviCe,, Charlotte Robcrb. (photo
at far right)
Jerry Maher, phy ical ed.
David Matter, ocial tudie
Dan McCommi, mathematic
Millie McDowell, cience
Je e McGlaughlin, cience
Chri tine Mehigh, cience
Karen Meyer, mathematic
Cathy Minaudo, library
Jim Mo er, mathematic
arah ie , ecretary
Annalee i enholtz, College
and Career Counseling
icole unn-Faron, oc. tudie
ima Oberlander, cience
Pat Oliva tro, Te ting Center
Marie Oughton, ecretary
Len Patton, coun eling
Trevor Payne, Engli h
Lorrie Pfeiffer, family and
con umer cience
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Diann Pow II, English
]o eph Powers, principal
HarYe Price, upervi or a t.
Daniel Raedeke, fine art
Michael Ramming,
asst. principal, athletic director
Michael Rawit cher, mathematic
Ann Rittenbaum, Latin
u an Rochow, mathematics
Cath Ru ell, Engli h
Guy Sach , fine art
Chr tal Sailor, coun ling
Patricia ander , English
Chri topher Saxton, social tudie
Terri hnitzer, pee. School Di t.
Arlene haw, fin art
jame inner, College and
Career Coun eling
Shelley mith, pee. School Di t.
Andrea oaib, ecretary
David Soniu , ocial tudie
Paul Stadnik, cience
Carol Steinmeyer, ecretary
Ja on t ndeback, phy ical ed.
Chri tine tillwell, nur e
Jill Svejko ky, family and
Michael Tarp y, practical art
Debbie Taryle, Engli h
Edie Ta hma, ocial tudie
Linda Thie , mathematic
Mark Thomp on, cience
Jeffrey Vetter, cience
fOB lJafl< of Fame
Jame Waechter, band
Bob We terholt, ocial tudies
Rebecca Wildermuth,
mathematic
Willa William , bookroom
Richard Witt, cience
Faculty and staff not pictured:
Jim B cker Brian Luca
Linda Box Bill Me oy
Mary Kay Bourne Che ter Miller teve
Larry Bourne Dawn Mi emer Jan Schuelt~
Gene Brown Mary Morrow JoAnne
Julie Bruner Paula Mo er Kath}
Kim Durbin Peggy Mo er Julie tep
Michael Geary Phil Murray John
Jennifer Grotpeter Pat eland PatTn
Lee Grubbs Bob orris
Ray Hurt lex Paradi i
Joe Landgraf Loi Percival
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tudents rushed out at the 2:25 bell to resume their day-
-~~------l to-day lives outside of school. It was time to play and
time to work. Many went off to clubs,sports,jobs,
shopping or a stroll around the loop, next
door in U. City.They sat outside at t.louis
Bread Company or g a e oot beer at
Fitz's. Some w n erry Hill and took
pict res i o booth with their friends.
Oth pped at a new spot, Hot Pink. Extracurricular activities at school pulled teens back to ladue, but there was
always the next weekend to anticipate, and the loop would always be
there, waiting.
lkfii.JifleB f f f
High schoolers spent a week with sixth graders
Counselor Suzanne Kelly (12) waits
for her team to complete its task.
\"!didn't like Sixth Grade amp when
I wa in junior high, but I did want to
go back as a counselor. B ing a part of
camp makes the sixth graders' experience enjoyable,\" Kelly said.
Taking the laid back approach,
Matt ow hey (11) rela es while
he tells his sixth grader what to do.
\"The funnie t part of ixth Grade
amp was watching the little kid
fight,\" or line (12) aid.
\"I loved helping them
bring out their creative problem solving
skills.\"
-Rhea Miller (12)
f f 2 lhe loop
\"The best part of
Sixth Grade Camp
was watching the
kids' teamwork skills
develop.\"
-Brian Sabin (12)
\"I hadn't gone to Sixth
Grade Camp because
I didn't go to this
district in junior high.
Being a counselor was
a lot of fun.\"
-Matt Hyland (12)
\"Going to Sixth
Camp was a really
good experience: it
brought back mem·
ories from when I
went to camp.\"
- Courtney Turner
Shooting the ball, Gashaw Aboz n
(12), shows the kids his style. \"I
had a great time being a role model
for the kids and helping them work as
a team,\" Kevin McCann (12) said.
Vito Vricella (1
son discu a\\-lil l ctfv
ished . \"What I hk
ingwith the sixth
me feel import n
;.v p~e; the activity
rnliiJ:; 4~ • tre he is in the
riglpf ~mt '1loved ixth
wh.~rl-1 .., .. in jun.i r high
w<~~ ilalk>e a counselor
po!;iti,;e¢~~iljente to these ixth
tiN'-. ~E>~ nu• said. (above)
lj~ )D to direction
they play
hope to work
---·-· ~----- two years of
fi~ ld (10) aid .
.'J<t!Jtltmfe Cnmp ff 3
Dumping used paper on to a dolly,
Kia Davi · (11) and Angela Busch
(12) rec de during Academic Lab.
Member of tudent Congre , in rotating hift , took over paper r cycling duti from the defunct Environment Club.
BysellingHomecomingT- hirt for
tu o, Brandon Common helps
rai e mone and promote chool
pirit. \"I had fun u ing my leader hip
skill to make thi school a better
place,\" Common (11) aid .
\"Student Congress
was a great way for
me to get more
involved in my class.
Plus, it was a
total blast!\"
-Danni Liberman (10)
fflf t he lnop
Congress
The real Cabinet.
\"I'm really glad that I \"I got involved in \"I really like Student
was elected vice Student Congress Congress because
president of my class because I was really keeps me informed
because it's important interested in repre- and allows me to
that we, as students, senting my fellow inform others about
have a say in classmates and in what's happening
what goes on in helping make their around the school. n
our school.\" opinions heard.\"
-Andy Gosney (12) -Lianna Gordan (9) -Amy Wilson (1
Workmgon the junior Homecoming float, Mark Wagman (11)
adds some finishing touches. tudent
ongress sponsor Homecoming. \"I
liked working for my clas ,\" Addie
herwood (11) aid (left).
Attending Stu o meeting ts one
acti\\. ity Cory Clines (12) engage
in a a student repre entative. \"We
get to irn plement our idea into school
e\\·ent . The tudent 'voice really are
heard,\" Abby Schneider (11) said.
W orking on the ophomore
Homecoming float after chool,
Jim tanlev (10) and te,·en Cohen
(10) hare~ laugh.\" tudent ongres
lets me be an active participant in
chool,\" Becky Chang (9) aid (above)
StudentCongre opened the chool
bookstore in February, (in et) after everal year of non--<>peration.
teve Vredenburgh (11) ell a pen to
Elisabeth Greenberg (11). tu o member operated the Ram hack, elling
school supplie , Ladue-logoed pirit
items, and on Fridays, Kri p Kreme
doughnut .
Srudenr CongrMB f f S
word?
Di cu sing the detail of the var ity football game , sports
editor Valli han (12), J ff Winters (11) and Daniel Rich
(11) complete their Panorama pages. \"B ing port edit r with
Daniel and Vallis i cool becau ewe get along real well and we
make our port ection really ntertaining,\" Winter aid.
Working in the Publication Lab, Panorama feature editors
Lakshmi Rao (12) and Abby Schneider (11) revi their
torie . \"Working a an editor give me a new per pective of the
hard work it take f rani ue to be complet d,\" chneider aid.
ff 6 lhe £nap
Waiting for hi page to be copy-edited, Panorama
news co-editor Andew kor (12) work on
homework. Panorama editors pent orne 20-25 hour
in production on each i ue.
I
Going over a ignment sheet , Panorama co-editor in chief Eric Fitz'
(12) and Ryan orneliu (12) check off storie for the October issue
Panorama included betwe n 30 and 40 article written by student reportef\"
have a v ry talented and dedicat d staff that puts in a lot of hard work to
a nationally top-ranked chool paper. I am honored to be a part of it,\" o
aid.
•
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What have you
leamedfrom
working on
publications?
\"Working on
Rambler has made
me a little more
familiar with the
PageMaker
software.\"
-Sarah Barbarash (11)
Sharing ideas for Rambler, co-editor m chief ooshin
a eh (12) and Kri tin Accurso (12) lead their staff
into the creation of the 2001 yearbook. Editor::. brainstormed
ideas for the theme, then decided on subject for the page
in their s ction . The next step was to create vera!
templates for each section and a ign the photograph
they needed. \"I loved being co-editor with oo hin becau e she is one of my be t friends and we work really well
together,\" Accur o said.
I
n the Publications Lab, Rambler port co-editor Amy
Pa kal (12) watche a new paper and yearbook
advi erBethAnnBradydem n trate howeditor hould
create a template for their taffs. \"Mr . Brady is an excellent adviser and it has been fun working with her for the
pa t two year ,\" Paskal aid .
\"I've learned how
important it is to
make sure that
everything on a
page is
done perfectly.\"
-Kia Davis (11)
\"I've learned this is
definitely the career I
want to go into. I've
also learned to be
patient and not get
really upset if things
stop working. I only get
a little upset now.\"
-Rachel Uppman (12)
Reaching out to help others
Serving
• • • the • • •
f18 lhe loop
Community
Acad mic pur uits, port and
extra-curricular activitie occupied
mo t of tudents' tim , but many
found wa to gi e back to the
community. Indi idual fforts and
group project brought te ns out of
th m lv :tim , food, clothing and
shoe made their way to those who
needed th m, from tho e who
wanted to share.
Looking over picture from pa t
events, member of the FACES
club harem morie aboutwhatthey
have done for the community. The
group joined forces thi year with the
Sun hineClub to coli ctclothing, toiletry and oth r item for a homele
helter. \"We al o earned a btu ribbon for our gingerbread hou e project
from the Scottish Right Cathedral,\"
aid Taquida B clair (11). (ab ve)
Signs forthedisplayca eareready
to hang. Irina Moskalets (12) and
other FACE and un hine lub
members worked aft r school Feb. 7
to sort clothes and make advertisements for their clothing drive. (right)
An assembl line forms to deliver boxes of canned food to
Otis Woodard's orth ide Outreach
facility. Cathy Boulang r's and Ellen
Lysell 's Academic Lab won the
honor of delivering the good by
bringing in the most donations. Hunger Outreach Project pearheaded the
food drive. (below)
aking colorful posters, Danny
Goldstein (10) works along ide
boy, Jan. 7, at the roller kating
pon ored by the ophomore
for t.Loui Crisis ur ery.
students participated, teachto kate and organizing
achnhes. (p. 11 , top)
Baking for the f CES- ponsored
international Thanksgiving dinner, Yelena Pupkevich (12) share her
family tradition with other American and international families. \"I had
a lot of fun cooking for the familie
that took part in thi event,\"
Pupkevich aid. (p. 11 , middle left)
H elpingayoung terwithhismath
homework, Ryan Bronson (11)
volunteers for the Homework Club.
The group work with si th graders,
tutoring them in subj cts where they
need extra help. \"Helping kids makes
me feel very good about my elf,\"
Bron on said. (p. 11 , middle right)
L ining up for
the Limbo,
E Stuk (10) encourage a little
girl to try to skate
under the bar as
a line form behind her. Ladue
ophomore volunteers along
with the children
and their families thoroughly
enjoyed the rolling kating party at pinning
Wheel kating
Rink.
When have you felt that your service was TRULY appreciated?
It made me feel really good when
Mrs. (Jim) Harpel told me how
special it is for her to see us
carrying out the traditions of the
Scholarship Fund and how
proud of us she is.
-Robert Friedman (12)
Although I may never see the
results of my work, it feels good
to know that I'm helping someone, somewhere.
- Naeesa Aziz (11)
I was helping a young girl who
was having trouble in math. The
following week she told me that
she got an A on her next test and
that I really helped her understand the concepts.
- IIana Corson (11)
When I finished my mission rehabbing a family's home, I saw
how much they appreciated it.
- Adam Durham (10)
Commumry SertliU f 19
I
n the rts and raft ro m, Dr.
tewart Weinberg, school di trict
uperintendent, help a youngster
tring a ne klace. For the 11th conecutive ear, Ladue hosted pecial
lympics, ov. 13. Some 330 Ladue
student took part.
Lauren Hamvas (12) waits for her
pecial athlete to get ready to erve
in a volleyball game. \"A a senior, I
wa glad to hav been part of thi
xp rience in m last ear of high
chool,\" Hamva aid.
\"I think it's a great idea
to have Special Olympics because it gives
Ladue students a
chance to interact with
kids from Special
School District. \"
-Jessica Chapuis (11)
f 2 0 t he loop
01
Let the games begin!
\"If you ask me, we
need to have Special
Olympics at least
once a week to
remind people how
much they really take
for granted.\"
-Daniel Roberts ( 11)
\"My buddy looked
like he was having
so much fun! I
cannot wait to participate again next
year.\"
-Carolyn Bond (10)
•
ICS
\"The Arts and
room was awesome
because I got to
interact with so
many different
people.\"
-Lisa Cornfeld (11
A memory frozen in time i made
as Michelle Feit (10) and her
buddy take a picture with the Ram. \"l
learned so much. pecial Olympics
really ga\\'e me a d1fferent outlook on
life,\" Feit said.
Playmg
Olympic stwd_en~t
athletic activity.
experience and l
opportunity to do
said Robbie Soper
ie . \"It wa an
ence. My buddy
common,\" he said .
12 f
f22 loop
AYF&
cus St. Louis
M emb r of Focu t. Louis, chosen through applications and
int rview , tayed fora we kend at amp Lakewood in Potosi,
Mo. \"During th r treat we got to do a lot f team building activities
that were fun and helped me tog t to know my teammate better,\"
R becca Crandall (11) said.
I n bo s throughout the chool during January and early febru
ary, Yf collected u ed shoe for n edy people in Kenya. \"Lots of
people th re have to walk around barefoot because they don't have
sh e . Then th y pick up disea es that enter their ystem through
the bottom f their feet,\" A Yf memb r Kia Davis (11) explained .
..
After a day of activitie , Brandon ommon (11) ch
down on a meal at camp. \"Focus has been a great way to
people and I enjoy learning in different settings,\" Common.
Atademonstrationaboutleader hip, Ryan uckols(ll),J
rowe (11) and Rebecca Crandall (11) listen. \"We di
is ue in St. Louis. Focu has really taught me about being ale
and what I can do to help out in St. Loui ,\"said uckol 11
•
A
What is the most
meaningful lesson
you have learned
through A YF?
\"Being in A YF has
taught me many
leadership skills and
different ways to
look at a problem.\"
-Stacy Knudson
(11)
DuringH m comingw k,AYF p n ored
the annual Powd r Puff game in which
the junior girl challenge the enior girl to a
gam of football. \"With th help of Heidi
Schamburg, an experienced football tar, we
were able to hold back the eniors,\" Kia Davi
(11) aid. (1 ft)
Cooking for the Spirit Roa t during Homecoming week, Tim Cop (12) check the
burgers while John Milan (12) watch . \"Being
in A YF ha taught me a lot about my elf and
about being a good leader,\" Cha e Zenger (11)
aid. (abov )
\"A YF has taught me
that being a leader is
more than being in
charge.\"
- Mark Wagman
(11)
\"My experience in
A YF has allowed me
to meet people
different from me,
and taught me to
work well with them.\"
- Leslie Fredman
(12)
AYf & fows Sr l=is 123
Rams
····Talk····
the Talk
What exact] i Foren ic ? It con i t of thr area
public peaking, d bate and acting. tudent
debated uch topic a privacy, safety in chool ,
and the right of th public to know information
about political candidates. For the 35th year, the
Talking Ram ho t d the Ladue ovice Invitational
in ovember. Student from the cia e helped time
the debate , et up the facilitie , provide entertainment and refre hment and k ep cor . The ea on
extend from October through March, with orne
debater competing at national in June. Thi year'
national comp tition wa in Oklahoma.
Waiting forjudge toarrive, Erica
Fi he) (10) and icol Rain y
(12) cov r regi tration at the Ladue
ovice Invitational, ov. 17-18. The
theme for L I, one of only a few novice-only tournament in the region,
wa 'Toon-Thou and.'Fir t-year debater from all over the region attended and young children were
among the judge . \"L i a chance to
teach fir t year p ople how to debat ,\"Ken Kitchin (10) said.
Betwecnd bat rounds, Michael Bri k(10),Amod au tam (lO)and Yun
hu (9) go over their notes. They prepared for their next ·es~ion
Francis Howell orth lndtational in february. \"I am really glad I deci
join the Talking Rams. My public speaking skill have improved unbelie
since I got involved in Debate,\" Mary Ensor (10) said.
After a tournament in Sprin
Mo., France Du seault(lO
usan Ingber (10) get ready to h
home. \" pringfield is always a
big tournament and we usuall) d
do very well, so it was very nicet
our n vice do ·o well. It did'
that we had to leave to beat the
torm that I d n' t think enr
happened,\"
said.
fter dinner in pringfield, Mo ., Erica Fishel (10},
•'au'•~· Taylor (9), asey pitznagel (11) and Frances Dusseault (10)
their hotel. They followed dinner with a couple of hours of practice.
like spea!...ing in front of p ople, but I'm the debate team is a lot of fun
II get to meet lots of really great people,\" Fi he! said. (right)
On a aturday morning, Katherine Heugatter (9},
Maia Elkana (9) and a Clayton tudent look at ballots
before final rounds at the Francis Howell orth Invitational. (below)
What important issue do you think
should be a topic for debate?
'I think we should debate
purely philo -ophical
I -..ues rather than current
erents, becau ewe could
get. orne good comments
and deep debates out of it.\"
-Becky Chang (9)
\"Gun control would be a
good issue for a debate
topic becau it pre ent
many problem· in today'
society and people need to
realize how important it it.\"
-Ca. ey Spitznagel (11)
\"Perhaps debating O\\ er
political affairs would be
succe sful; becau e of the
new pre id ncy, ·orne
int r sting i ue may
ari e.\"
- Amod Gautum (10)
\"I belieYe foreign affair
would be a good debate
topic, b cau ·e e\\ ents
happening in other countries
are int re ting and they can
greatly affect our lives.\"
- Ashish Slzenoy (9)
f orenBIGS f 2S
Holdir~g
a Note
Singing a solo, Tim Rowland (12) p rforms in the Fall Musical. Rowland was named to the
AJJ- tateChoir,thefirstLaduestudentinadecad todoso. All- tate ing r andmu ician
performed for music teacher at their tate convention. \"Chorale was fun as a senior, and the Alltate honor made it a really pecial year,\" Rowland aid.
HShow Choir is like
one big family:'
- Chelsea Merrell (J 2)
f 26 £nap
AttheGraduate tarPerformance,alumnusKevin
graphs. Mon y raised from the event benefits the jo Annt.>
Music olarship Award, which goes to one seni r e\\·ery year.
Dreparingfortheirbig how,theFootnot meetinagroup
1.- minute words aboutthenight'sperformance. \" hown.,\"·iri,llih•
big famil ,\"said h !sea MereU.
•
A
bJilat has been your
mo.<>.t rewarding
experience in a Ladue
singing group?
The Fall Musical was
my favorite part of
Chorale. I loved having
the chance to choreograph
our performances.
- Augela Busch (12)
I
mpre!>sing the audience, Daniel ewmark (10) and
Ryan Krull (lO)dancein the front lineofSh w Choir. \"!have
alway~ been interested in inging and I have really enjoyed the
opportunities I have discovered here at the high school,\" Krull
said. (top left)
Performing a complicated number, the Footn tes how
Choir dazzl~ the audience. \"I have enjoyed being in
how hoir and Chorale because I have had the chance to
ing in solos,\" Tiffany Hrabo ky (10) said. (bottom left)
Sara Fiedman (12) belt_ out a song while performing in
the Fall Musical, O\\' . 1'3. It featured horahers,
Baritone horus, Honors Choir, horale and how Choir.
\"My fir t year in Chorale has been great,\" said Megan
Marner (12). \"I have had an amazing time.\"
By far, having the chance
to perform on tage was
the most rewarding
e perience. It is an
inde cribable feeling.
- Keytra Dobbius (12)
The Fall Musical was a
lot of fun, but actually, I
ju t really like to perform
on stage, an: hm .
-Michael Tollh,er (12)
Singmg Groups f 2 7
HOP
• • • & ••••
YPC
Throughout the year, the
Young Powerful Chick and the
Hunger Outreach Project have
improved relationships between
grades by demonstrating
teamwork and leadership skills
through activities.
On Ha lloween night, HOP member Kate ]arne (12) and Tanya
eru h (12) went trick- r-tr ating for
cann dgood ra ther thancandy. \"All
thepeopleweregenerou and thought
it wa really nice of u ,\" aid James.
On a aturday a ftern on, cott
Grzenczyk (11) participate in
the HOP car and dog wa h. It wa the
group' first fundrai er of the year.
HOP a! osponsored a drive-in movie,
\"Ferri Buell r' Day Off.\"
f 28 /I.e lnDp
H P member icole Rainey (12) d
Andrew Goggin' dog (12) ,11
dog wash. \"We were really busy in the
noon which made 1t more fun, know1n
could get people to support us,\" said
Hunger Outreach Project
a trong individual and that
I have good leadership
qualities.\"
Chela Rutlin (12)
\"I'm really pleased with
HOP's uccess this year.
Everyone has been o
involved and inter ted in
helping tho inn
Eric Abrams (12)
Before a football game, YPC participant Kri tin Accurso (12), jenny
Bickel (12), Anna Clark (11) and Lexi
olin (12) hare what they learned in a
morning activity. \"Ouractivitie help me
reflect on how I u my leadership skills,\"
aid Bickel.
' /PC founders Blair Peterson (12),
.I Lindsay Ferguson (12) and
Megan McBride (12) sell Homecoming hirts. \"YPC was an excellent idea
because it has trengthened the bond
betweengirlsindifferentg:rades,\" said
Ferguson.
Senior Kathryn Hansen (12),
jenny Bickel (12) and Courtney
Turner (12) make po ter . \"YP
gives us a chance to interact outside of chool through different
activities,\" aid Han en.
Young Powerful Chicks
\"YPC ha ere a ted a good
opportunity for girls to get
to know one another and to
demon trate teamwork
through fun activitie .\"
Ali Walpert (9)
\"I think HOP ha done a
really good job in getting
students involved with
activiti s that we promote
to all the grade .\"
Bejeray M orri on (11)
HOP& 'fPC 129
f30 13usd> Sradium
t.Louis and ladue sports fanatics had plenty ofopportuni-
---~-~----~ ties to go wild this year, as brothers and sisters in the
~' Number One Sports City In NorthAmerica\"(according to The Sporting News)JheCardinals'took
their first division title in four year , the St.
ues'
saw success on ice I -re to w- nd excel in
·o s mong Ladue's athfetes
dreams he sports scene intensified,so did the feats ofexcellence.ln greater
St.Louis,anddefinitelyatladue,wewereonaserious'Ram'pagein2000-200J.
Sporis f3 f
Young teams found success:
Lookln ' Back ...
fay rite
mem ry this ar
was ' hen w beat
Gayton. We were
comin off fa
I toMl and
it reall pi ed ur
team up.\"
-1 h Geltman (9)
Good Memories •..
\" It\\ a a hardar.\"
- Angelo Webb
(9)
Unforgettable Times ...
\" e had a
cl el -knit
tam, which
help d u to
grow together a
a famil on and
off the field.\"
- Bill
Hendrick on
(11)
132 8uALh StodiUm
• Top: Trying to pull off a miraculous catch,
ick Buckvar (10) gets taken out by the
defender as he comes down. The J.V. team
tormed to a 7-3 record and posted their second
consecuti\\ e Winning season. • Middle left:
Taking a break during halftime, the freshman
team li tens intently to Coach Ron Zetcher. The
team boasted sever;) up and coming players for
next season. \"I had a lot of fun and we never
looked back ,\" Ray Shipman (9) a1d • Middle
right: In an effort to run over an oppo ing
player, Shipman (9) buries hi houlders for
impact. • Bottom: Leaping
for the first down Matt Williams (9) collides
with a Fort Zumwalt West defender. \"I had
a lot of fun playing football for oach Zetcher
and hope to be just a ucc ful next year,\"
Cody Ortmayer (9) said.
J.\\1. (7-3) & Freshman (6-2)
J.V. Scoreboard
Chaminade
Lindbergh
St. Charles W Forfeit
MICDS 14 18
Ft. Zumwalt W 15 12
Berkeley 26 19
Jennings 14 12
U. City 29 8
Eureka 0 7
Affton 22 13
Freshman Scoreboard
Us Them
20 6 DeSmet
16 2 Lindbergh
18 26 MICDS
12 0 Clayton
6 21 Ft. Zumwalt W .
39 0 Affton
20 0 Seckman
42 6 Rockwood
Summit
Center David Rand (10) hikes the ball a the J.V. Rams' offe~
explode for the following play. \"I hope our momentum from this
year will carry into next year when we move up to var ity,\" Cory
Block (10) aid.
Explosive offense complimented tenacious defensive playmakers
to churn out a winning season.
currying for a fir t down, Anthony Tobia (11) carrie the ball upfield again t Jenning .
The Rams' won their Homecoming game in a rout, 42-6. \"We tarted the year very young
and inexperienced, but matured a the ea on went on,\" Brandon ommon (11) aid.
Varsity: Front row: Jonathan Douglas(12), ToyinOduwol (12),MarcusReev (12),JustinStoler(12),
Michael Holm (12), Jonathan Itzkowitz (12), Conrad laughter (12), Jason Guenzberger (12),
Matthew Pauley (12), Daniel DeFosset (12) and Charles Swinney (12). Second row: Coach Derrick
Wallace, Rhett Seisener (10), David Rosenthal (10), Matt Morrow-Howell (10), ick Buckvar (10),
Chari Mems(ll),JamesHansen (11), David Rand (lO),Andr wGillentine(lO),HeidiSchamburg
(11),BrandonCommon(11)andCoachKeithHarder. Third row: oachJerryMaher,Coach]efflk n,
Coach Rob Garrett, oach Lee Grubbs, Vincent Webb Jr. (11),JonathanMilam (11),0liverCart r(lO),
Micha 1 Wice(ll),Cory Block(lO),James Bomfleth (lO),Adam Drake(10), Brian ollier(ll), Dustin
Corey (10), Anthony Tobias (11), Coach Ed Jolmson, Coach Mike Tarpey and Dr. Boonshaft. Back
row: Andrew Hutson (11), Billy Hendrickson (11), Jonathan Frigo (11), Daniel Roberts (11), Jason
Growe (11), Michael Collins (11), Joseph Serot (11), Brian Okpala (11), Kevin Butts (11) and Larry
Robinson (11).
f 3'1 13u8c.h S rodium
Fighting for additional yards, Keenon
Green (11) carries a kickoff upfield.
Thevar ityteam proved resilient. \"We
were a young team that came together
toward the end of the year, but the
chedule wa really hard,\" Conrad
Slaughter (12) aid.
Scoreboard
Us Them
Chaminade 20 6
Lindbergh 6 34
St. Charles 14 7
Clayton 8 23
Fort Zumwalt W 27 12
Berkeley 33 6
Jennings 42 6
U. City 28 33
Eureka 0 28
Affton 27 0
Ali-Conferenc:f! First Team:
Conrad Slaughter (OLand DL),
Brandon Common (RB),
Mike Collins (LB) and Kevin Butts
(TE and DB)
Second Team: Jon Itzkowitz (OL,
K, and P), Keenon Green (RB),
Mike Holmes (WR), Joseph Serot
(DL), Michael Wtce (DL) and
Brandon Common (LB)
Bur;ting through the Homecoming banner, the var ity Rams print onto the
lield. The team did not lack enthusiasm, as they trounced Jenning by a score
of 42-6. \"I've only been playing for four years, but the memorie will last a
lit~ ime,\" Jonny Itzkowitz (12).
Taking a break, Jonny Itzkowitz (12) discussesstrategywithcoachJim Wolle. 'We
made tremendous strides as the season
drew on,\" Anthony Tobias (11) said.
Hon. Mention: Jason Growe (C),
Charles Swinney (OL), Vincent
Webb Jr. (RB and LB), Keenon
Green (DB), Anthony Tobias (QB),
Andrew Hutson (DL),
Jason Guenzburger (OLand LB),
Lany Robinson (DB) and
Concentrating on the ball, Heidi
Schamburg (11) kicks a field goal on
Homecoming. Schamburg was the
hrstfemale player in Ladue football
hi>torv \"It was a fun and different
experience that I'll never forget,\"
hamburg said.
Looking for a receiver to throw to, Justin Stoler (12) crambles out of the pocket
as Conrad laughter (12) upplie prot ction. The Ram surged out to a 5-2 tart
before entering an extremely tough di trict. \"A a junior-dominated team, we
are bound to improve next year, but we have to fight to give our enior another
winning sea on,\" Jame Han en (11) aid.
Mike Holmes (S)
E alting after a fumble recovery,
Billy Hendrick on (11) celebrate the
turnover. \"We came to play for four
quarter during Homecoming,\"
Michael Wice (11) aid.
Oarairy foorbaff f 35
GoaHending, robust offense,
skilled defense
led the team
C-Team: Front row: Mandy
utherland (9), Beth Rich (9), Irina
Gurchunov (9), Jayne Hermann (9)
and Elana Charle (9). Middle row:
Calli Bearman (9), Mary Ensor (10),
Karen Rassieur (9), Ashlee Kolieboi
(10), Sheena Kumanomido (9) and Liz
Va tyan (9). Back row: Julie Feit (9),
Morgan Presley (9), Lind ey Knud on
(9), Emily Sutherfield (9) and Coach
Barb Dwyre.
f 36 8uoch Sradium
During a game against Webster in the
Riverview tournament, Annette
Bailey (10) head toward the ideline
to discu strategy with her coach.
\"Field hockey rocks! I love the game,
the people, and the coache . It's ju t
a blast,\" Bailey (1 0) said. Closing out a game against Web ter, Ariel Alexander (12) run down thefiekl
a he controls the ball, and looks to pa s to a teammate in an attempt to ct'rt
The team p rformed well in the Riverview tournament and won econd pLl
ring a timeout in a game, Lara Bailey (12), Sophie Benoi t (11),
rby Hogan (9), and Amanda Hellman (11) di play ecstatic expres-
.1 ns a a result of their great play. \"I love field hockey and I believe
t this sea on ha gone really well and the girl are all extremely
endly and encouraging,\" Hogan (9) aid.
Scoreboard
Opponent Us Them
Vi itation 1 0
Edwardsville 1 2
Lutheran South2 1
CorJe u 0 1
erinx Hall 3 3
St. Jo eph 0 2
Webster 2 0
Brentwood 2 0
Lafayette 0 3
Univer ity City 4 0
MICOS 1 4
Whitfield 0 4
Kirkwood 3 0
Riverview 4 0
Villa 0 4
Web ter 3 0
Parkway North 4 0
Lafayette 1 3
Brentwood 3 1
Battling both her oppon nt and the
brutal September heat, Karen
Ra sieur (9) beat her adver ary to
the ball. \"Thi field hockey experience is fanta tic and the team behave likeafamily,\"Ra ieur(9)said.
(left)
Junior Varsity: Front row: Je sica
Chapui (11), Abra Lyon -Warren
(10), Beth Heger (12), Emily
Sutherfield (9) and Shelly Heger (10).
Middle row: Julie Feit (9), Katie
Knoedel eder (10), Rebecca Crandall
(11) and Kelly McBride (11). Back
row: Kate Lincoff (10), Meredith Wilon (10), Annette Bailey (10), Coach
Stephanie 0' eil, Anna Ingenthron
(11), Julia Mihatovic (11) and Katie
Reed (11). (below)
The team transferred its
dedication to practice onto
the field•oo
Varsity: Front row· ooshm asseh (12), Megan Merntt (12), Julie Moeckel (11), Julia teinback (11 ), Amanda
Hellman (11). Middle row: )en Durham (12), Lauren Schuster (11), Tory Bahn (12) and jes ica Lea\\'itt (12). Back row:
Coach Carol Cole, Lara Bailey (12), Ariel Alexander (12), Darby Hogan (9), jo lyn Berger (12), ophie Benoist (11),
Coach tephanie 0 ' eil and Coach Barb Dwyer.
Field lloc~ey f 37
SUDDEN
FLASHBACKS
ea on
\"This was my
fir t year a a
Ram and I will
never forget
thi ea on and
my team.\"
- Matthew
Hyland
(12)
Recording
Memorie
* \"We had a great
eason and each
member of the
team helped to
break the chool
record. Thi by
far was my best
year.\"
-Johnathon
Whitacre
(12)
Plenty of
Progre
0
\"This ea on i
unforgettable;
I will always
remember how
far we have
come since my
freshman year. \"
- Andrew
Goggin
(12)
f 38 8uoch Sratfium
Soccer players ran the field
•Top During a home game, Johnathon Whttacre
(12) discusses strategy wtth his defense Whttacre
recorded etght season shutouts wtthm the first
two months. • Middle left. Running mto
posttion, Justin Lydon (10) get ready for a pas
from his teammate •Even though thts ason has
been tough, I have rmproved my kills and
enJOyed the challenge,' Lydon (10) satd. •Middle
right: Surpassmg his opponents Zach Przybeck
9 rushes to a ist the offense. 'The team has
performed ery well this year and everyone has
contributed to make tt a team effort,\" Przybeck
td • Bottom: Attempting to teal the ball Chris
Goggin (12 competes wtth hiS Bayless opponent
for ton Our effort thts year resulted
tn one mcredible season, Goggin (10) satd.
* and set a new record for wins
OppOIIellt
Mapl ewood
Affton
Clayton
Pattonville
McCluer
Affton
Parkway
Burroughs
Maplewood
Hazelwood
Bayless
Kirkwood
Brentwood
Whitfield
Principia
~~
P'
r--
r-
~ r--
Us
10 0
2 3
3 2
1 0
1 0
2 1
3 0
5 0
5 0
3 1
5 2
3 1
2 1
4 1
1 0
l l l \\ I
Junior Varsity: Front row: Andy Zell (9), Zack Kahn (9), Jason Goldman
(10) and Lenny Ginsberg (9). Middle row: Drew teinhoff (9), Juan
Arhancet (10), Artour Farsadanian (9), James Colquhoun (10), Brian
Wilson (9) and Brett Kalm (1 0). Back row: Coach Mark Thompson, Jon
Arnstein (10), Benjamin Horwitz (10), Luke Leidenfro t (10), Robert
Levin (9), ody Stokes (10), Drew Bo ton (10) and hri heng (9).
l l
I I I I I I I l l L 1 l I
Coach's Thoughts ... \"Thi year ha been the best soccer season in th e histor) of Ladue occer.
We won eventeen games during the r egular ea on and i teen games in
a row. That i a hard thin g to accompli h for any soccer team.
• Sweeney LaBarge
l l l L l l I I I I I I l 1. L l I I
h~ity · Front row: Taylor Steinhoff (11), David Krems (12), Daniel Prz beck (12), Jo h Lydon (12), john
:Jtitacre (12), Brian Murphy (12), Paul Crane (12), Ju tin Lydon (10), and John Harris (9). Second row: Coach
eeney LaBarge, Matthew Hyland (12), Robert Itzkowitz (11), ean 0' onnor (12), Zach Przyb ck (9),
AndrewG ggin (12), Timothy Hughes (11), Ryan F it (12), Adam Blod. (12), tephen Vredenburgh (11 ), hri
n (10) and oach Matthew Prange.
Slvn~~
tkiz t~cht.i.que
Top to bottom.
•Tim Hughe (II) hoot a
fullback kick.
•Bnan Murph ( 12) battle
hi opponent for po
Jon of the ball.
•Joshua Lydon ( 12)
e amines h1 opuon and
looks upfield
•Adam Block (12) shoots
toward the neL
8oys' Souer 139
Competitive Freshmen
Winning season at a glance: Won 10 Lost 5
Sensational Marquette: Won 4-3. Lutheran South: Lost 3-4. Lafayette: Lost 2-5. Visitation Wor
5-2. Lindbergh: Won 6-1. Principia: Won 6-1 . Parkway North: Won 6-1 . Oakville· Won
6-1 . Marquette: Won 6-1 . Westminster: Won 7-0. John Burroughs: Lost 2-5. Parkway
Central: Won 5-2. Clayton: Lost 1-6. Parkway West: Won 6-1 .
Girl Tenni : Front row: Blair Peter on (12), Courtney Bry (12), Jennifer Bickel (12), Amy Paskal (12), Emily Ro en
(12), Alexi Kreuter (12), and Anna Gurevich (12). Middle row: Leila Seymour (9), Jennifer Wolff (11), Adelyn
Sherwood (11 ), Jamie Berglund (11 ), Anjuli arang (10), Rachel Baker (9), Rebecca Kreipke (9), Holly Cheuk (11),
Laura Gulbrand n (9), and Amy Wil on (10). Back row: Coach Anne Donahue, Katie Paskal (9), Mirka Fette' (9),
Brittany Katz (11), Ali on Accur o (9), Amy Ro en (11), A hley Ro en (10), Lydia Stai ch (9), Jennifer John on (11)
and Coach Mark Platt.
140 IJusU. Sratfium
During practice, Anna Gurevich
(12) drill her backhand. \"I enjoyed my enior ea on,\" Gurevich
(12) aid . (above)
Reaching to stroke the ball, Leila
Seymour (9) erves the ball to her
opponent again t Parkway Central. \"Thi year has been tough
but I enjoyed my fir t year a lot.
The enior displayed great leader hip,\" Seymour (9) aid .
t nm
memory is playmg doubl
with Jenny Bickel (12) during districts because we
work so well together and
manage to have fun ,11 the
~arne time.\"
*Blair Peterson
(12)
Team displayed talent in tournament matches Improving Juniors
· \"vear, the var ity team won econd place in the Parkway We t Double Tournament.
A-hley Rosen (1 0) and Amy Ro en (11) took first place at# 4 double and Anjuli a rang
O)and Adelyn Sherwood (11) took fir t plac at# 5 double . AI o, var ity won first place
n League Tournament play which con i ted of convincing victories again t Parkway
\\orth, Oakville, and Marquette. Season
Mviavoritc tenms memone ' include winning third
plaet~ in districts two years
ma row, rece1ving constant
upport from my awesome
teammates, and playing
fnends from other
schools\"
*Amy Paskal
(12)
During the Homecoming pep rally, Amy Pa kal (12) and Emily Ro en (12) lead
the team as they make their way ar und the gym. \"I believe that thi year' pep
rally rank one of the best and it is alway exciting to di play school pirit, \"
Jennifer Wolff (11) said.
Thanks Seniors ...
During a match again t Kirkwood,
Emily Ro en (12) bend and prepares to hit a backhand. \"We had
a great team thi year and our
ea on was a lot of fun,\" Ro en
(12) aid.
Senior Leadership \"The 2000 ea on went well. The team fini hed with a winning record a well a a fir t
place fini h in league play and a econd place fini h in the Parkway West Doubles
tournament.\" • oach nne Donahue Cheering through long matches, drivng to sectionals, chauffeuring freshmen, motivating the team ...
\"The team came together a the sea on progre sed and they were very upportive of one
another. We will definitely mi the play and leader hip of our graduating enior . They
have set a fabulous example for the other . However, we will have many up and coming
player due to our depth.\" • oach Mark Platt
:wmging through the ball, Blair
Peterson (12) tares down her opponent during a match again t
F 1rkway We t. \"I am proud of
B'ur he ha played competitive
1ru ince fre hman year and I 1
pt? h realize her accompli hI!' nts,\" Amy Paskal (12) aid.
After winning herfinal match of the ea on again t Parkway We t, Amy Pa kal
(12) ralli with Blair Peter on (12) to celebrate four exciting easons. \"Our
captain helped to make this ea on a lot offun thi y ar and were always th r
when I had que tion about the matches,\" Holly Cheuk (11) aid. Amy Paskal
(12) and Emily Ro en (12) took there pon ibility of enior captains thi ea on
with additional leader hip demon trated by Blair Peter on (12) and Jenny
Bickel (12).
\"I remember one time during a match, I wa getting
a ball on the other side of
the net and reached a httle
too far and accidentally
fell over ... oops ... \"
*Jenny Bickel
(12)
Girl a I ennia f fl f
The Student
Square
opponent • Andrew
B1ggs 11) I ten closel
to the game plan • Joe
Thoma (9) take a break
durmg practi e
ff/2 IJutJC.h Srodium
Junior Varsity: Front row: Marty haw (10), Jeff aek (10), Anthony
George (10), Jake Bruer (9), Joe Thomas (9) and John Dwyer (9). Back
row: AI x Kafoury (10), Zach Levin on (10), Jeff Cheng (10), Robbie
Sop r (10), Tyler Kotiza (10), ZackShapiro (10), Ian Irons (10), Marcus
Verrett (9), and Jeffery Yate (9).
Us Them
Mehlville 6 8
Burroughs 10 7
P. South 0 4
P. Central 11 6
Marquette 6 20
P. West 7 3
Chaminade 8 1
SLUH1 1 2
DeSmet 2 12
Oakville 6 4
DeSmet 5 10
P. North 13 9
Kirkwood 8 7
Burroughs 5 2
SLUH 7 8
Lindbergh 10 3
MICDS 2 11
P. Central 4 5
Lafayette 7 6
Lafayette 4 1
SLUH 3 10
TQ!.!rnament~
League Tournament 4th
Ladue Tournament 2nd
Var ity: Front row: Andrew Bigg (11), Everett riss (11), Jonathon Witten (11), Marty Shaw (10), and R
Soper (10). Back row: Andrew kor (12), William Fox (12), George Steinhardt (11), Aaron Perl tein (12),
Bloj (12), Tyler Kotiza (10), P nn Boon (12), Ryan Beisel (11), and oach Gene Brown.
. en1or
Memories
Lookin' Back in the Past
\"My favorite
thing about my
water polo career
was junior year. I
loved playing on
a competitive
team and the
seniors knew how
to motivate us
and provided
outstanding
leadership. \"
-Aaron Perlstein
(U)
oooo .... those memories
\"Even though
this year was a
rebuilding year,
we worked hard
and had a lot of
fun.\"
-Allison Bloj
(12)
Unforgettable Times ...
\"Although I
wa n' t ure
what I wa
getting into
freshman year, it
turns out that I
love this port
and my favorite
momenti
playing in the
tate championship game my
junior year.\"
-Andrew Skor
(12)
lJarer Polo f lf 3
The girls served up a winning season,
proving their dedication with consistent hard work.
Varsity: Front row: Rebecca Sauerbrunn (10), Lindsay Ferguson (12), Alison Robbins (12),
Ro ie Perrot (10), Megan Fahrenkamp (12). Back row: Coach Connie Strobach, Virginia
Marion-Lowe (10), Claire Morrow-Howell (12), Sarah Turner (10), Megan Swider (10),
Brenda Okpala (11), Coach Roberta Bewen.
Junior Var ity: Front row: Chel ea Kladiva (9), Jennifer Pasteris (9), Carrie Her hey (10),
Lauren Wagy (10), Lianna Gordon (9). Back row: Coach Judy Hargi , Stephanie Roberts
(10), Erica Ra sieur (10), Kara Kelley (10), Elisa Petersen (10), Lauren Yates (10), Emily
McMillan (11), Coach Chris Saxton.
f fl fl Ouul> Sradium
Pofwater quench s the thirst of
Gordon (9), a freshman on
' varsity, after a game. \"Volha been fun ... our team has
'l\\of~~rscmality,\" Gordon (9) said.
Fre hman: Front row: DanielleGreen
(9), Katie Merritt (9), Sara Gordon (9)
and Leslie Shipman (9). Back row:
Coach Jennifer Hartigan, Je sica
Pasteris (9), Alex Bergerac (9),
Amanda Berry (9), Colleen Leahy (9),
Lindsay Uxa (9) and Diana Robbin
(9).
In the middle of a game, Chel ea
Kladiva (9) looks back at the coache
to ee if they want her to change her
po ition or technique.
As Coach Chri Saxton talks to the junior varsity team about their performance,
Lauren Yate (10) listen . \"We had the mo t wonderful experiences with the
volleyball team, e pecially the varsity girl ! They were great role models for us.
Without them, volleyball wouldn't have b en the same,\" Kara Kelley (10) and
Erica Ras ieur (10) aid.
Team Record
Summit
Parkway W
Pattonville
Hazelwood W
Parkway C
LutheranS.
Kirkwood
Us Them
2 0
0 2
0 2
0 2
2
0
0
2
2
Jenmngs 2
Affton 2
Marquette 0 2
Bayless 2 0
Clayton 2 1
Webster 2 0
Brentwood 2 0
Maplewood 2 0
St. Charles 0 2
Edwardsville 0 2
Hazelwood E. 2 0
Villa Duchesne 2
Berkeley 2 0
Ritenour
U. City
Pattonville
Conference
Districts
2
2
0
7
0
0
2
0
Third in League Tournament
Emily McMillan (11) watche a a
teammateentersthegame. \"Thi year
ha be n an e. citing volleyball eaon. We have a new JV team with all
girl with amazing talent. I'm looking forward to playing next year,\"
said Carrie Her hey (10).
Oolfey6olf f 'IS
During the layton Invitational,
Adam Rasmus (9) prints toward
the finish line. \"I enjoyed my first
season of cro s country,\" Rasmus
(9) aid. (right)
The girl ' team runs around the
parking lot. \"Even though cro s
country was demanding, T nj yed
meeting n w people,\" Caitlin Glick
(9) said. (below)
Prior to competing in the Fir t apitol Invitational, the girl 'cro country team takes a jog to warm up. \"Our team
came together thi yea r and we rec ived better result a an outcome,\" Emily Axelbaum (10) said. The team won
fourth place out of 16 teams that competed in the meet.
\"As I reflect on my
cross country career, I
am extremely proud
because I have made
a lot of progress. I am
really excited that the
team qualified for the
state meet.\"
Runners worked to exceed expectation
Cross Country displayed strong performan e~
f q 6 8usc.h Stadium
Talented Freshmen •Won uburban Ea!.t Conference
Girls' Cross
Count
•Hancock Lm.national FiN place out of founy-'>Cven tearru.
• uburban Ea\\t onference-fiN place out of four team\\
•Andrew Per.on ( 12) Y.On The uburban Ea!.t onference.
di\\uiCL\\, and Y.On third place m the tate Meet.
•The tCillll qualified f(>r the State Meet for the fiN time in
Ladue hi\\tOl)
•Emily Gertis (9) qualdied for the tate meet
• 'mer..tlda tuk (I 0) qualified for the ~tate meet
• ourth place at the FiN apitollmitational
• ·tfih place at the Cia} ton Invitational
Dunng a me t, Emily
approaches th finish lin . \"I am
glad I could contribut my enthu-
>ia>m and my love for the sport to
the team thb y ar and a! o allowed for some depth to the team,\"
Gertis (9) atd.
Girls' ro s Country: Front row: Emily Hochberg {11), Emily Gertis (9), Emily
Axelbaum (10), Peery poeneman (10), Daniella Aloush (10), Lauren chreiber
(9), amantha Franche e (10), CeCie Blair (9) and Katherine Welch (10). Back
row: oach John haughne sy, Miriam Weigand (9), Stefanie Weigand (10),
Rachel Ro enfeld {10), aitlin Glick (9), Ali Barbarash (9), Le lie mith (12),
Esmeralda tuk {10) and Adrienne Huneke (10).
S e n i o r r e fl e c t i o n s ...
\":'viy favorite memory of
cross countrv j.., croo.;sing the finish line at my
fourth and final Suburban E,1..,t onference
with a huge smile on my
face and mv fa>.test time
on the cou~-.e
• Leslie Smith (12)
Potent Senior Leadership NCross country has been an amazing experience and I am glad that 1 decided to get involved my
sophomore year. Cross country has allowed me to develop relationships and I have had the
Boys' Cross
Count
opportunity to improve my endurance. N *John Indeck (12)
NEven though cross country has required a lot of time, the extra effort and persistent hard work has
definitelypoidoff. lwillcertainlymissmycoachesandthefun nextyear.N *Evan Thomas (12)
'I am really proud of
what the team wa ... ilble
to accomplish this year
through preparation
and comittment. We
rt'allv came togetht'r as
a tt•am.\"
• Andrew Person
(12)
Boy ' ro s Countr : Front row: Jonathan Gunn {10), Andrew Hvatum (9),
Michael Kali hman (11), Andy Kahn (9) and Jonathon McAili ter (10). Middle
row: Evan Thoma (12), Adam Anello (12), orey peeler (12), Adam Ra mu
(9), Andy o ney (12) and Eric Abrams (12). Back row: Coach Mike ary,
Philip Wire (9), Andrew Per on (12), John In deck (12), David Wittenberg (10),
Dolph poeneman (11), Brian Campbell (12), Erich Kiehl (11) and oach Ron
Jorgenson.
Following competition, Andrew
Per~on (12) recover from a thr emile run. \"Onedaylhop tomake
a lot of money from running,\" Person (12) aid.
CrcJ88 Counrry f II 7
Varsity: Front row: Eric Fitzgerald (12), ourtne} C,trayhorn (12), Will Barton (11 ), Matthe\\\\ Barne~ (11),
Ke~ in Butts (11 ), Larrv Robinson (11) and Rvan uckols (11 ). Back row: oach Todd Basler, Brian oilier
(11), Daniel Roberts (l1), Matt Johnson (12): Da~id Bailey (12), Rashad Round~ (12), Tim ope 12), Justin
toler (12) and oach Eddie Johnson .
During a key time-out, Coach Eddie
Johnson reviews strat gy with hi
player . Afterwinningonly12game
the pa t two sea on combined, the
Rams stormed to a 7-4 tart this seaon. \"I had a lot more fun sitting on
the bench this year than la t year
becau e we were a lot better,\" Eric
Fitzgerald (12) aid. (above)
After the Fontbonne Tournament,
David Bailey (12) shows off his AllTournament Team award. \" I wa
thrilled after receiving this award and
wa proud of my teammate, Daniel
Robert (11) who al o won it,\" Bailey
(12) aid. (right)
f If 8 8uru.ll Stadium
Opponent Us Them
Aquinas -Mercy 62 25
Oeveland 60 68
Burroughs 44 39
Pattonville 36 42
Berkeley 51 63
Parkway outh 46 42
Oakville 63 49
Ritenour 48 58
Oayton 58 51
t. Charles 65 61
Zumwalt outh 54 51
De met 59 64
Zumwalt We t 58 45
Ritenour 60 63
Maplewood 69 40
Gateway Tech 65 60
Webster 49 41
Well ton 73 41
Brentwood 59 22
Jennings 35 64
Jumping to drain a lay-up, Daniel Robert (11) di plays his stren th
d termination to win during a do e and critical game again t WebstcrG
\"The team ha worked extrem ly hard in order to have th winningsea.,on
we had this year and we had a lot of fun in the meantime,\" Roberts (11
EXPERIENCED PLAYERS, D EFT O FFENSE AND PRESSURE D EFENSE WERE
SIGNIFICANT FACTORS AS THE RAMs CAPITALIZED DOWN THE STRETCH
Focu ing on the rim, Matt Barne (11)
hoots a free-throw during a game
against Berkeley. \"We really came
together as a team this year. Younger
player were motivated by the seniors who di played fantastic leaderhip throughout the entire season,\"
Barne (11) aid.
Again t Web ter roves, Ra had
Round (12) finds open space in the
paint to shoot a hot off the gla s. \"I
fe I e tremely confident concerning
this eason and I hope we win at Di -
trict ,\"Anthony Tobias (11) aid. (left)
Preparing to drain a jump shot against
hi Berkeley opponent , Tim Cope
(12) square up to the basket. \"We
developed into a olid team this year
after tv.:o easons of learning experiences. I will definitely mi s this quad
next year when I leave for college,\"
ope (12) said. (above)
Attempting to trip the ball from hi
Webster opponent's hands, David
Baile · (12) gain pos e sion of the
ball. \"I enjoyed witne sing our team
improv throughout the eason. !-
though I wa new on the quad, the
player were extremely welcoming
and encouraging,\" Ju tin toler (12)
aid. (left)
floya Oar&try 13-13aff f '19
Teammates
for Life
Unforgettable Squad ...
'The girls on the
team are not just
myteamma ,
the are also m
friends. l can
alwa count n
them.\"
-Sarah Turner
(10)
First Impression ...
\"I remember
my first varsity
practice. I
d.idn' t think
that I would fit
in but that was
silly; I felt like a
part of team
instantly.\"
- Darla Douglas
(U)
Time Flies ...
\"I never knew
the four year
would go by
o fa t! I will
alway
remember my
teammate
and the fun
that I had on
the court.\"
-Vicki Scott
(12)
f SO 8usc.h Sraclium
Site
•Top. Becky Sauerbnmn (10) takes control of the game
as she dnves down the court 'The highlight of my
year has been playmg on the basketball team ,\"
Sauerbrunn (10) said • Middle left Demonstrating her
skills, V1ctoria Scott (12) forces her way toward the
basket. \"Out of the four yean; that I played Ladue
basketbalL this year has taught me that trong
leadership IS more than stats, 1t' also pulling the team
together \" Scott (12) said She led the Lady Rams 1J\\
overall pomts this season. • Middle right Finding an
open line, Laura Podgorski (11) goes m for the easy
two-pomter. \"Being a smaller post player I had to
work to get open and be quicker than my opponent,'
said eo<aptain Podgorski • Bottom: Moruque Baldwm
(12) turns toward the basket to see if she has an open
shot. My personal highlight of the season was beating
Villa Duchesne plus It was my highest sconng game
Baldwm saJd. She was seruor captam this season.
Us
Pattonville 46
Berkeley 56
Webster 53 61
westminster 42 31
U. City 41
Ritenour 52
Clayton 39
Jennings 61
Mehlville 51
Villa 67
Maplewood 59
Burroughs
Wellston
Brentwood
Bayless
37
87
56
70
Calling a full time out, the coache give a needed water break and
brief the players on the new game plan. \"Our team this year was
smaller in height but we made up for it in quickn s. Thi year's
trategy year wa to fa t break and play a fa t pace game,\" aid head
coach Bob Rezek.
\\ar,ity: Front row: Lauren huster (11) Becky auerbrunn (10), Vicki ott (12), Monique Baldwin (12),
M1ller (10) and Heidi hamburg (11). Back row: Esmeralda tuk (10), Laura P dgor ki (11), tacy
Knudson (11), Sarah Turner (10), ni ha Ba ter (10) and Darla Dougla (11).
\"With their enthusiasm and skill, Monique Baldwin (12) and Victoria Scott (12)
demonstrated fantastic senior leadership which led the team to a successful
season. They worked well as a team this season, which their record certainly
proves. The team will certainly miss their contributions next year.\"
-Donna Brown, Learning Center Director and enthusiastic fan
From top to bottom·
•Sarah Turner (10) turns
and hoot • E meralda
tuk (10) puts 1t up and
lay 1t m. • Becky
Sauerbrunn (10) use
back pm to put the baU
m the hoop. • Hetdt
hamburg ( 11) pull up
for a qutck JUmper
Gtrf&' Oarsiry 8-8alf f S f
Junior Varsity teams put young talent to good use
JV Boys: Front row: Harold Kaid (10), Chri Goggin (10), Brandon Moore (10), Drew Bo ton
(10), and John tapleton (10). Back row: oach Cord Dockery, Oliv r arter (10), Will
ollin (10), Greg Martin (10), Adam Drake (10) and Ben Schlamb (10).
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
JV Girl : Front row: J nnifer Pasteri (9), Amy Wil on (10), Emily xelbaum (10), Katie
Ward (10), and Alana Hammond (9). Back row: oach ord D ckery, asey owhey (9),
Cecie Blair (9), orey Brown (10), Elisa Petersen (10), Mer dith Wilson (10), Tiffany Murray
(9), Kendra Klie en (9) and Coach Derrick Wallace.
f 52 13uac.h S rodium
Fre hman Boy :Front row: Ray Ha)'\\vood (9),).P. Marley
(9), Lome Morrell (9), Curron Price (9), Steve Tarpley (9),
Chris Prewitt-Allen (9), and Cameron Cline (9). Back
row: Coach Chad Anderson, Stephen Vick (9), Dan Conley
(9), )a on Palmer (9), Max Wallach (9), Jacques Wil on (9)
and Andy Swider (9).
Against Web ·ter, Casey Cow hey (9) display tough defense. \"We all get along
and enjoy what we do. It has been hard at times but we all work together and
try our harde t. This season has been really good and hop fully we'll encounter
more wins in the future,\" Cowhey aid.
Team members come together to share their spirit during a clo e game. Mutual
encouragement helped players maximize momentum when tough point were
at take. \"The player motivate me to give all I can to the game,\" John tapleton
(10) said.
Eli a Peter en (10) driYe the ball to
the ba ket against Web ter. \"I really
enjoy playing ba ketball, but you
have to be tough to be a post player,\"
Peter en aid.
JlV fruhmon Girls18oys' 8-&11 f S 3
Ladue Ice Hockey
Champions in the rink ...
ar ity Ice Hockey Team: Front row: Mark Wil on (12), Ale Kuehling (12), Daniel Axelbaum (12), Jake Bu ch (10),
Ben 0' eil (12), Mike Ward (12), Andrew Shulman (11). Middle row: Coach J ff Shifrin, ick Buckvar (10), Peter
Bron on (11), Dan Rich (11),Sam Adler(9),Jeff inger (10), Vadi Dodge (11),Graham Wolfe (10), Branden Moran (10),
Mike Lewitt (10), Coach Mark Diedrich. Back row: Ryan Bron on (11), Rob rt Friedman (12), Cory Zigler (12), Joe
Kaminski (12), Travi Kladiva (12), Bryan Milner (10), Jonathan Dougla (12), Michel Carella (11), Matt Hyland (12).
Working the ice, captain Daniel Axelbaum (12) race his opponent to the
puck. \"We worked really hard thi year and expected to go far in the playoff .
Although we came up hort of our main goal, we all bonded a a team really
well and looked the hor e in the eye in tead of kicking it in the [rear end],\"
Axelbaum (12) aid.
fSfl 8usc.h Sradium
Jeff Singer (10) win a crucial faceoff within th
opponent's zone. \"Throughout the ea on, we came
together as a team on and off the ice, contributing to
our ucces ,\" Singer (10) aid .
\"We all worked
really hard on and
off the ice this
season. Not only
were we all teammates, but we were
friend , and sticking together
throughout the
season carried us to
success,\" Branden
Moran (12) said.
Ice Angels A word from the Goalie ...
\"This year we had a lot of depth and by working together we were able
to have the be t season that the team ha had since the eniors have been
her ,\"Mark Wil on (12) aid.
\"The team this year
performed very well
because of the
camaraderie. The
team played with
heart and I think
that led to our
success,\" Michael
(10) Lewitt said.
A part of a long tradition, the Ladue ice hockey team hake hand with its
opponent after a long fought game. \"We have thirteen enior graduating this
year and it feel great to know we met mo t of our goal . We won our divi ion
for only the second time and we went farther in the playoff than any Ladue
hockey team had ever done before. We want to wi h the future teams good
luck,\" enior Alex Kueling (12) aid.
After a trong game in net, the
team congratulates goalie Mark
Wilson (12). \"Our defen e really
tepped up for our goalie thi year,
\" Dan Rich (11) aid.
SCORES
Regular Season
Opponent Us Them
St. Mary's 5 2
SLUH 2 2
MICDS 11 4
Westminster 12 0
Clayton 4 4
Priory 9 2
Burroughs 5 3
LutheranS. 3 1
Parkway W. 6 3
Hazelwood W. 9 1
CBC 1 10
Lindbergh 5 5
Parkway C. 6 3
MICDS 4 2
Post-Season
Round 1
St. Charles W. # 1 4 3
St. Charles W # 2 6 4
mor Ben 0' eil (12) and Travis Kladiva (12) work the puck b tween them elves. \"We had
a \\'ery good senior year thi year. The enior tepped up and took charge. We accompli hed
many of our goals,\" Kladiva (12) said. Kirkwood# 1
Kirkwood# 2
Round 2
2 4
4 2
Kirkwood Mini-Game 0
Ice Hodey f SS
s took it to the mat
In tate competition, Feb. 1 , Tim
Hughes (12) wre tie the match that
brought him a fifth place fini h.
Conrad laughter (12) took econd
at tate. Hughe alsobrokethesingle
ea on var ity wre tling win record
with 39 victorie ·. (above)
Again t Affton, Stephen Stillwell
(12) trie to escape a lock. \"Wre -
tling ha been an educational experi nee,\" tillwell (12) aid. (right)
I (
1 S 6 8uull Sradium
In an intense match, Jon Arnstein
(10) executes a ingle leg maneuver.
Arnstein contributed strength and
depth to the team. \"I enjoy d learningfrom thee perienced s niors. They
gave us all extremely helpful advice,\"
Arnstein (10) said. (right)
During practice, Coach Lee Grubbs
teaches a lock-up move with the help
of Conrad !aught r (12). \"I am extremely happy with the season I had,
and falling one match hort of tate
will motivate me for my senior eason,\" James Han en (11) said. (right)
kJ1owledging a win, Joseph Serot (11) display hi clenched fist in victory. \"I
rt>aJly excited with how our eason ended up. I think Coach Grubbs did
job with our team,\" Lenny Ginzburg (9) said. (below)
In an effort to fini hoff an opponent,
Ray Shipman (9) brace himself for
the attempted take-down The Rams
de troyed Suburban Ea t onference
foe en route to a magnificent showing in districts. \"I knew we were good,
but I never expected us to so thoroughly dominate the conference and
district ,\"co-captain Mike Ewing (12)
Scoreboard
u Them
Webster Groves 43 35
St. Charle 46 27
Affton 39 40
Brentwood 66 18
\\1aplewood 66 18
Ritenour 66 19
McCluer 49 30
Clayton 69 12
Kirkwood 70 12
SLUH 18 56
Tournaments
Suburban Ea t Invitational
•fir t place
St. Clair Classic
•Third place
MICDS Tournament
•Third place
District Tournament
•First place
Varsity Record
aid. (left)
Taking down an Affton opponent,
Adam Durham(lO)goe on to win the
match. The wrestling Ram won the
majority of this ea on's matche .
\"Our sea on has been consi tently
strong, especially in the dual meet ,\"
Durham aid. (below)
Var~•ty. Front row: Liz Fuhro (9), Lauren Anthony (9), Lauren chreiber (9), Brandon Pink (9), Leomd Ginzburg (9),
Adam Durham (10) and Raymond Shipman (9). Middle row: Jacob Busch (10), tephen tillwell (12). Du~tin
truckman (9), Bvron Blanchard (9), Jonathan Arnstem (10), James Bornfleth (10>, Sean Walker (9) and 1atthew
Westrich (11) B~ck row: Coach Lee Grubbs, jesse Ja kson (9), Andrew Brenner (9), Matthew, onn (12), Timothy
llughes (11 ), Conrad laughtt>r ( 12) Michael ollins ( 11 ), Jacob Sonn (9), David Witlt>nberg (1 0) and oach James
Goldwasser. ot pictured: )o;.eph erot (11).
(.)ru.rfing fS7
ErN lOR
F-AREW lLS
wtmmmga well
a \\\\ater polo ne t
ar I will also
m1 the competition
\"Ramn Perlatein ( 12)
fSB 8uoch Srodium
'Swtmmmg has
been a chaUeng
tng, • citing
penencc
throughout m\\
highschool
career. Coach
Gene Bn.JWn IS an
e tremely
challenging
coach. which
benefits us aU Ul
the long nm. '
\"fdillmm fox. ( 12)
I will uu the
guys and the
early Saturda
morrung
practices
\"\"\"\"- 8ltr ( 12)
• Top: The team lin up at Blue and White
night to get pump d up for the sea on. •Middle
left: ndr w Skor (12) gathers the team for a
pep talk before a meet. \"The team ha done a
great job thi year. I am proud of my senior
ea on and will mi the excitement next year,
kor aid. • Middl e right: During a meet, Jim
tanley (10) get off to head start. tanle (10)
di play a graceful technique a he dive~ .
\" wimming requir sa lot of enduran e\" tanlev
(10) said. • Left: Leaning over, Jeff heng (10)
focu e on blocking out the noi e behind him in
order to concentrate. \"Swimming r quires a lot
of work but 1 enjo the chall nge,\" hen' (10)
said .
)i,playing his aggressive butterfly troke, Ryan Beisel (11) concenatc' on the finish line ahead. \"Swimming requires a lot of hard
ork. The practice really prepare the team for meet ,\" Beisel (11)
gue
Record
3-5
all
Record
5-7
nference
4th
Bovs' VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM MADE A SPLASH
From top to bottom: • Jeff
aeks (10) prepares to dive
at the tart of a meet.
o William Fox (12) and
ar n Perl tein (12)
e amine the r ult of a
meet. • Fo. get a g d
tart off with a fantastic
dive. o The team gather
for a pre-meet pow wow.
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Cheer1eaders inspired the crowd and spread spirit
1/w ~~thea !<am (YUde ~~and t.)<-U/J-1'~ kJJ ~and pep~ wdh ~ dzee;u and~ U11 Var ity quad: Front row: Heidi eier (11), Sarah Barbarash (11), Mandy Cocking (11),
Heather Walpert (11), Br ah Saettele (11) and Lori Copilevitz (11). Middle row: Jordan
ewmark (11), Ca ie ichol (11), aee a Aziz (11), Gabrielle Rein (11), Sarrona Clardy
(11) and Kathryn Reed (11). Back row: Chelsea Merrell (12), Angel Morris (12), Elizabeth
Wil on (12), Sabrina Jack on (12), Sara friedman (12) and Panya Weathersby (12).
Junior var ity quad: Front row: Michelle Feit (10), Stacy Wil on (10) and Erin Krakover
(10). Middle row: Julie Berg (10), Je sica Anderson (10), Dawn Younge (10) and Kathryn
Dutra (10). Back row: Stephanie Morri (10), Alison Powers (10) and Emily Bigg (10).
f 60 13usc.h Sradium
Homecoming game, the var-
. squad member celebrate a
·heck out the coreboard. \"Thi
wa so much fun because I
loped friend hip with the
girl in the squad,\" Sarah
(11) said.
Freshman quad: Front row: Lauren Ive ter (9) and
Beth Rich (9). Middle row: Claire Zahm (9), Ali Walpert
(9) and Kim Callen (9). Back row: Rebecca Waxman (9),
hana Ellis (9), Danielle Ko ki (9) and Hayley Fivecoat
(9).
During the pep rally, the JV quad revs
up the sophomores. \"I love entertaining
the crowd during school events,\" Biggs
(10) said.
The var ity quad cheer the football player onto the field. The girl made
banner to di play their Ram pride. Cheerleader pend everal hour weekly
practicing yell and stunt . \"My favorite part of cheer leading wa cheering for
the night games and I arning how to stunt,\" Jordan ewmark (11) said.
Cheer for the Rams
\"I had the most fun at the
Homecoming game because
we had time to prepare and our
stunts turned out really well.\"
-Ka1hryn Dutra 001
\"My favorite part of
cheerleading was the bonding
our squads did at summer
camp. We wrote 'Positive PostIts' to bring the squad closer.\"
-Beth Rich (91
\"The Homecoming game my
freshman year was the best
because the entire squad was
there and we were able to
cheer really well.\"
-Sara Friedman 021
\"The best part of the season
was cheering at our first game
because we had to work really
hard and stick together.\"
-Danielle Koski (91
The freshman squad cheer the
crowd on during a game against
MICD . \"I love tunting and hanging with my friends,\" said Shana
Elli (9).
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Movin' to
the beat Ill
Top to bottom
• The gtrl cheer in uruson to
rev up for Homecommg.
•Chela Rutlin (12) tnkes a
pose before he breaks out
dancmg •Kate Brennan (10)
and Emily Wagman (10)
make theu entrance at the
pep rally, Oct 12. •The
Laduettes form the American flag dunng the Homecormng half-time show
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The Laduette dance at the Homecoming pep rally, Oct. 12, the major
school event of the year for the squad.
\"Poms has taught me a lot about
working together and working har
to achieve the goals we estab·
lished for ourselves.\"
- 'lfuli.a :h~(t;.
\"I love poms, it's so much fun. At
first, I didn't really know a lot of
people, but after pom camp we a
kind of bonded. The girls are
awesome and we have a blast!
-Klik ~(to
\"Poms lets me show my personal·
ity and my passion for dancing
- Ki.a- :h~ (ttl
Groovin' to the Beat ... oms squ d inspired f ns
with h If-time performances
Porn squad: Front row: Kaila orman (12), Kathryn Hansen (12), Yulia Damashek (12), Lauren Hamva' 1
and Chela Rutlin (12). Middle row: Emily Wagman (10), Kate Brennan (10), Ashley Brown (9) and Kia Da
(11). Back row: Erica Harlan (11), Heather Jones (lO), Julie Field (9), Jakki Taylor (11), London Burns (10)~
Abigail Zigler (10).
•Top: Before a half time how, the poms tand at
attention, waiting for theu cu I love th gtrls
We are all dose--it' so awesome to dance with a
group of talented and fun gtrls,\" London Burn
(10) said • Middle left: Ashley Brown (9) and
Bum congratulate each other after a performance
at umm r camp. • Middle right: At the
Homecorrung pep rally Chela Ruthn (12) poses a
th squad completes lis routine The guls
performed Maria ' from the mu Ical. 'W t Ide
Story • Bottom: Making the crowd go wild,
Kathryn Hansen (12) bend Heather Jon (10)
performs a layout behmd her Poms ha been
great this year Although ir my first year on the
squad, I feel like I ve been around for three
years Erica Harlan (11)
Afterthoughts
Future hopes & plans ...
'This is my third
and final year on
the squad and it
has been a great
opportunity. I
plan to continue
dancing for a
dance company
in college.\"
- Kalla orman
(U)
'Fan 'tastlc support ...
\"Poms ha given
me much
experience and
ha been a lot of
fun. Mrs.
ander i the
best! Poms gav
all of u
different girl a
chance to come
together.\"
- Chela Rutlin
(12)
Talented dancers ...
\"Thi year'
quadis o
talented; it ha
been great
working with
everyone in
Laduettes.\"
-Lauren
Hamva (12)
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e ended the first school year of the millennium
with pictures, smiles and memories, just as we
did in the years before. School held our attention during the week, but when Friday
hit and the weeke beg n, tudents
headed for the man
offers. From hop ing a t e G leria to
eating ou at po ts a 'sPark to taking
in a movie at the West Olive, ladue teens
spent much of their time away from school out on the town .The
experiences formed a mosaic of life in and out ofschooi:HThese are
the times to remember.\"
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The fun has just begun!
We are so proud of you,
Michael!
Love, Mom & Dad,
Marc & Lauren
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We are very proud of you.
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Alex, We love you!
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Matt & Emily
\"Those who wish to sing always
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To all the friends
I've had.
I love you all.
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It is only with the heart that one
can see rightly. What is essential
is invisible to the eye.
-St. Exupery
Thank you for your heart.
We love lfOU.
Amy
You 're our phenom,
Baby!
You 're Numero Uno
in our poll!
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lolauren
\"Dur sisters hold up
our mirrors;
our images of who we are
andofwho
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All those things ... lisa and f(elfy
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Whats ttu)tt fP'z lfOU- - ?ust t.ist:ot to
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You have come
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Mom, Dad,
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cuz that is something everybody,
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Jen-Ay
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Yaung
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Matty
'Some people come info our lives
and quickly go. Some stay for a
while and leave footprints on our
hearts. ~nd we are never;
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'tel rather laugh with the sinners than
cry with the saints,· the sinners are
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We lotJe vou,
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Shh, it'll he okay
\"Ye terday brought on a beginning,
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A lot of hard work and dedication on your port
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Its been a great ride- and now ...
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Class of
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\"I don~ know wily,
8ut every now and again in
my fife, for no reason
at off, I need you.\"
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\"Let's go to
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Ne'ue 6ee11 thtzou~h, Ne'tze looki11~
6ack asto11ished at hoN tast
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much Ne 'ue do11e,
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!J NLl£ a.lNtHfS look up to
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Ali,
Always remember the past
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Past, Present and future(
IY!am, Dad, and IY!atf
\" Count on me through
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My friendship I will never end.
When you are weak, I will
be strong.
Helping you to carry on.
Call on me I will be there.
Don't be afraid
Please believe me when I say,
Count on me.\"
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and all that jazz.
We love you,
Mom, Dad, Adam, Laura & Wynton
CON G RAT U LA T I 0 N S,
RYAN
Love,
Mom, Dad,
Adam & Julie
' •
- Victor Hugo ---
Beautiful
You've come a long way, baby ... from the toddler
who cried \"help me\" ... to the world traveler who
was bumped to first class while her grandparents
sat in coach ... to an exceptional young lady whose
goal is to unlock the secrets of the mind.
Ariel, you're super, and we love you .
Grandma Esther and Grandpa Walt
A tzlel
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May all your dreams come true.
Love,
Grandma Rita and Grandpa Lee
We know you'll succeed at whatever you
do. Have fun, and enjoy it all.
Love,
Aoril. Austin, Marcel and Matthew
\"Ariel, you're one-of-a-kind.\" - Aunt Cherisse
\"Ariel, there's no one quite like you.\" - Uncle Steven
\"Yeah, that's what I was thinking.\" - Cousin Adam
Talented
Success is yours.
We love you.
Grandpa Ira and Aunt Katie
Ariel, you're blazing a trail for all those
girls behind you ... Better do a good job!
Love,
the California Contingent
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May the good lord be with you
down every road you roam.
And may sunshine and happiness
surround you when you're far
from home.
-Rod Stewart
Congratulations. Kaila!
love.
Mom, Dad. Kevin , Shayna,
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We are so proud of you!
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WE WISH WE
COULD REWIND
THE TAPE AND DO
IT ALL OVER
AGAIN!
WE LOVE YOU.
MOMANDDAD
HWhen I count my
blessings I count
you twice.\"
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You've brightened our days
(and many of our nights)!
We are very proud of you and look forward
to the next chapter ...
Your devoted fans,
Love,
Mom& Dad
Megan Meredith Merritt ...
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We love lfOU tozevez and euez!
Gram, Poppy, Pammy, lance, Jenn, 8ecw,
/(iffy, l<atie, Timmy, IYiom, Daddy XXXlJ(J(J
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Best
Friends!
Life isn't about keeping score.lt's not about how many people call you and it's not
about who you've dated, are dating or haven't dated at all. It isn't about who
you've kissed, what sport you play, or which guy or girf likes you. It's not about
your shoes or your hair or the color of your skin or where you live or go to school.
In fad, it's not about grades, money, clothes, or colleges that accept you or not.
Life isn't about if you hove lots of friends, or if you ore alone, and it's not about
how accepted or unaccepted you ore. Life just isn't about that.
But life is about who you love and who you hurt. It's about how you feel about
yourself. It's about trust, happiness and compassion. It's about sticking up for
your friends and replacing inner hate with love. Life is about avoiding jealousy,
overcoming ignorance and building confidence.lt's about what you say and what
you mean. It's about seeing people for who they ore and not what they hove.
Most of all, It is about choosing to use your life to touch someone else's in a way
that could never hove been achieved otherwise. These choices ore what life's
about.
Daniel
&
Zach
Goodbye Aaron,
I'll miss you!
Love,
Le lie
... AMAZI G FROM THE S :AR
ADAM,
W love you with all our hearts.
May the most of what you wish be the lea t of what you et.
Lo e,
Grandma, Grandpa, Aimee & Cory
Go dbye L slie,
I'll miss you too!
Love,
Aaron
Alison,
Seniority-> \"Shrimp\"ority
Love ya sis,
Diana
SUZIE- Q & COURT
BEST OF FRIE DS
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YES! Rebecca is my cousin
and she is terrific. Good luck
in high school, Rebecca.
208 Golferio
Love,
Aaron
Class of 2001. Congratulations!
I wrll miss your business!
-Jack
JACK R. ITZKOWITZ
ATIORNEY AT LAW
1001 Craig Rd. , Suite 455
St. Louis, MO 63146 (314) 995-9095
AARfJN:
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Complete Landscaping ervices
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Phone: 314-993-9280
Pager: 314-424-2948
looking over your life of 18 years
allows us to beam with pride and joy. Yoo
have developed info the kind of person the
world needs ... smart, wring and open to
life's new challenges. /he world is yours
and we are very proud of you.
love,
Dad, It/om, It/ike, It/ark & Jean
(and the whole family!)
You are a wonderful,
worthy and lovable person.
Appreciate that about yourself.
No one has ever been, or ever will be,
quite like you.
You are an individual, an original,
and all those things that make you
uniquely you are deserving of love
and praise.
~ Peter A. McWilliams
Meredith, Mom and Marc
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Congratulations
Travis & Golde! ~ ... ~
Love, your Moms & Dads
Good luck,
1 lli 4 ·ot!
We love You!
Mom, Stuart
&Paws
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cmd head tudL r-uwe tJze waif fn ~ ~. ZJGU4 dJnde cmd
~ /cnce afk;u b cb tJze dame.
Zjou haue done~ pa'li: £bx
{}un, MC#n cmd J tudL ch owu.
f:njolf ~~air~' 1aad ... Zjou'ue~d
We aJze do-~ air tpul
l!cwe,
Mom, '})ad, $ieph, Jt!~,
t;f4g e~
\"1h&te aile~~ a~~ b ~
tka~.· rmeU~,
ihe~u~.\"
e~/JLaiJd
.fcwe, Mom and 'J:Jad
Gioia
Slstetz
Congratulations
Shorty.
Daddy and I are so proud of you . ow the world
awaits and we have to let our first born go. Our baby
girl. So go and make every effort to fulfill your dreams.
Make good friends and keep them. Continue to nash
that big, gorgeous smile; it'll help defend you against
the opposition.
We promise to always be here for you .
However, we expect you to take your brother with you .
Smile!
Go Get Em ' Gee!
love
Mom, Dad & Harold XXX 000
2llz.a6eth 2001
/ltetzedlth 2003
;4ct
Ada 2 f3
2 f II Goffcr•o
CONGRATULATIONS
MAITHEW!
We are so proud of you!
Love,
Mom, Andrew, George 0.
J(J88/[
CDNGRAil1lA17DNS!
IDDAY IS YDlJR DAY.
YDlJ,RE DFF ID GREAI
PlACES! YDl11<E DFF
AND AbJAY!
-Dr. &euss
lDOE,
trf(Jtrftrl'(
&
DADDY
ongratulations,
Grant!
Congratulations
to the class of
2001!
The best way
to predict the
future is to
invent it.
love,
Mom, Dad and
Thomas
Shtldon C. Cobtn, D.M.D.
Dirtttor
31-' 993 5310
~ OlD 8AI.LAS ROAD
UITE 118
ST. LOUIS, MO 63Hl
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/heres always that one
friend who listens more
closely, understands
more completely, and
who cares more deeply.
trlolly, Congratulations!
liJe are very proud of you.
love, lflom, Dad, lflegan,
Rachel, f(evin and lflark
Dear Lauren,
We are so proud of you and
wish you all the success in your
future. I would like to pass on a
poem I came across when I
graduated many years ago.
The School of Life
When all the books and classes are
A picture of the past.
And we are satisfied we have ...
A diploma at last!
We find there is another school,
which we must all attend.
And that our education is not
nearly at an end.
It's the school of real experience,
Where we are tossed about.
According to ability and how we
stick it out ..
Where we become the failure and
end upon the rocks,
Or win because we have that
strength ...
To stand the hardest knocks.
-Author Unknown
You have an exciting, bright
future ahead of you!
We love You!
Mom, Milt and Chad
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\"C'l'lust itt the J!,o'ld.. 11Jith
a.lt lfOU'l hea. 'lt a.nd.. lea.n
not ott lfOU'l OI1Jh und..e'lsta.nd..ltt~; itt a.tL 1fOU'l
Na.lfs a.ckttoNled..~e d-llnt,
a.nd.. d-le NilL nta.ke lfOU'l
paths st'la.0ht.\"
;;::>'lotJe'l6s 3:5-6
JOSLYN MELISSA BERGER
YOU WILL
ALWAYS BE
#J IN
OUR BOOK
SHANE
,Cove a.lNtU[S,
MEMA & POPO
AND THE BERGER WEST
FAMILY.
\"EVERY EXIT IS AN ENTRY
SOMEWHERE ELSE\"
-Tom S toppard
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CONGRATULATIONS
The journey has just begun.
Dad&Evey
HTurns out not where but who you're with that really matters.\"
\"These are some
friends you know
you'll have the rest
of your life. You're
welded together by
love, trust, respect,
loss or simple
embarrassment.\"
-DMB
.Nof\\1 its lfOU'l tutzn
;4l1Lsott!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!
\"Sometimes I
think-how
could I survive
without
these women?\"
-Unknown
\"Clhe'le a'le people vou have kttoNn ~o'leve'l Nho like vou in this Nalf that othe'l
people can't. Because thev've seen vou chan~e. Clhev've let vou chan~e.\"
'lime goes by
much too
quickly when
we're laughing
together:'
-Chicago
- ''/Itt 'f So- Ca.Ued. /!,i6e\"
\"True
Friends are
never
apart,
maybe in
distance
but never in
heart.\"
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Jos ... It won't be
the same
without
you! Mija & Ferggy
Congrats ...
From Your 8ro
'r.Je dDn ~see things as they .L II
are, we see tnem as we are.
Love,
Bo
Suzanne-
( love you & will miss you(
Good luck at school.
love, Lissa
P.S. /hanks for your room!!
-linais Nin
\"Here's looking at
you, Kid.\"
Love,
Mom, Dad & Scott
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Emily,
You've come a long way!
We are so proud of you.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Jan & Steven
Dear Lindsay,
Dreaming is the first
step of doing the impossible.
Lindsay, live your
dreams ... make the impossible happen.
Congratulations
Love Always,
Mom & Heather
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\"These are the
picturesofwhatwas, what
is and what is to come.\"
-Dr. John
The Two Leslies
\"We walk and talk in time.
I walk and talk in two.
Where does the end of me become the
start of you?\"
-Tears for Fears
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22'1 Galferia
a HtH'Ilf 'S ?:>a C ki h'j j!_ iSt il!!!=liatti~~~ ?:>ack eMu'jh cu'lioSitlf to ~,'r::-..&i.:llll!!~~ I
Jl.lltlk 6azetoot i'ft the 6'look; 6ut
still 6e }~tiht#ul ot the 6ouht'f
ot its 6ahks. ?:>ack ehoutjh
Jvisd.om to smell the 'loses; 6ut
still hotw'l the tho'lhS.
?:>ack eMu'jh cou'la'je to 6e
d.isa'j'leea6le Jvheh •rou heed to
stmtd. to'l •rou'l oJvh 6eliets.
?:>ack Otou'jh 1o•r to hot
spoil '?:>Mis; Nhde d.'leamih'j
ot 'R.oHte.
We au so ptzoud ot vou.
/!,oue,
/hom, Am'!, f<etL'f
&. ~o66'f
Timur & Samantha
My Sammy .. .
My Daddy .. .
There isn 't much that I con do,
But I con sit on hour with you .
And I con shore a joke with you.
And sometimes shore reverses. too ....
As on our way we go.
- Maude V. Preston
Lara
~u are our sunshine.
~ur love of life reflects in
your beautiful smile. ~u
never are too tired to be
kind and generous. ~ur
dedication to your life s
goals is inspiring.
~u fulfilled our fondest
hopes. IYiay you continue to
climb ever upward.
Love,
It/om and Dad
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''1hede a/lB the~ to-~
~~wdlmifad~,
IJzede a/lB the dmp to- /uJd (#t h ... \"
And'loo-
!Jt is hMd to sum up these past tflJO l(M'IS in
foozds. ?Oe have had lots ot ~ood W11es Mld
some not so~ood tifnes. We have had lau~hte'l and tea 'Is. 'lhzou~h all that fOe have had,
!J have en?Olted eve'll( second to~ethe'l. !J am
so pzoud ot lfou, And'lef\\1. }lou nevez cease
to ama;;:;e f11e f<'ith f<'hat l(OU f<'ill do next.
}jou have such a Sf\\leet hea'lt and alf<lal(s
fnake othe'IS teet 6ette'l. }lou Me mlf 6est
tziend. ,1\\Jo matte'l f<'hat lies ahead, !J am
alflJal(S heze toz l(OU. !J f<'illneve'l stop lovin~
l(OU.
/2ove alf<'tH(S,
'}ennlf
£tall( A#ection
!J lov'd t•om the ett7llist daNtt,
\"l~h-.. ti•st!) saw thv 6eautv 's \"'¥·
.A11d Will, U11tilliti'S eve COI>teS 011,
.A11d 6eautv's 6lossom tades awav;
.fl11d whe11 all thi117s 70 well with thee,
\"l~ith smiles a11d uars 7W1Wt6et me.
!J 'lllove thee who. thv mot11 is past,
.A~td wheedli117 7alla11nv is o 'n,
\"!Vhe11 vou th is lost i11 a7es 6last,
.A11d 6eautv ca11 asce11d 110 mou,
.fl~td whe11 lite's jout11ev e11ds with thu,
0, the11 look 6ack 1111d thi11k ot me.
!J'lllove thee with a smile o7 tl {;7o>oll,
'/hid sonow's 7loom ot pleasuu's li7ht,
f111d whe11 the chai11 ot lite 1u11s dow11,
?>u7sta thv ltlst ett7Ml tlt7ht,
\"!Vhe11 thou has spuad thv wi117s to f;lu,
Still, still, a mo»te11t wait (;ot '\"'·
!)'lllove thu {;ot those spatklil17 eves,
'lo which \"'V {;o11d11ess k>as 6etMv'd,
l.Sett7il17 the ti11ctuu of; the skies,
'l o 7low who. othet 6eauties {;ade,
fl,d who, thev si11k too low to set,
~e6ltct ttttd ll.::urr 6ttl1'•t on HU'.
::Jennl(-
\"!}ou'll(M'lS have passed 61( and !J can't think ot
an1rone !J flJould have 'lathe'l spent the 6ettez ot
them f<'ith than l(OU. }jou have put a ne111 spin
on lite and ~iven me nef<' inspization. !) M11
pzoud ot l(OU and all that l(OU have accomplished. !J hope lite 6zin~s l(OU as much happiness as lfOU have 6Mu~ht me. Keep livin~,
pu'lsue lfOU'l ~oals, do f<'hat makes '}ennlf happl(·
}lou Me l(OU'l o1t1~1 f<'Of11an. What the tutuze
holds 6e1rond these llJt!lls, !J aH1 not suze o{
'Just 'lfl'nm16ez, !J f<'ill alf<lal(S love l(OU, not
6eacuse l(OU 'ze f11lf contidante and »11( 6est
tziend. !J fllilllove l(OU 6ecause
!J don't knof\\1 hof<' not to.
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'r.Je can go to the Enchanted Place
at the top of the forest any time.
It's not far away. It's not hard to
find. Just take the path to
Nothing and go Nowhere
until you reach it, because the Enchanted Place
is right where you are and if
Co1Vt1tU( School
Class o~ 2001
dam nello, Tory Bahn, Monique Baldwin, Penn Boon, Ralph Boyd,
Chri Bu b, Tere a annistraro, Gilbert Daniel, J ennifer Durham,
Carolyn Fitzgerald, William Fox, Robert Friedman, arah eer, ndrew
Goggin, Raihanab Jabaar, uzanne Kelly, arolyn Kletzker, lexis
Kreuter, Emily Liberman, Eric Marku , hri tay, hel ea Merrell,
amantha Orgel, Laksbmi Rao, Emil) Ro en, Timothy Rowland, Bradley
cboch, Evan iegfried, Ale olliday, Molly tolze, Cortney trayhorn,
Courtney Turner, Panya Weather by, John Whitacre, Patrick Wiegand
Mark Wil on.
youre friendly with Bears
1'! d• II you can 11n tf.
GDDd luck Blair,
IIDve !JDU
Sarah
'Reed School
Cla.sso~ 2001
Fir t row: Danielle Hir chfeld, Margaret lbe, Jo h Kahn, Aaron Antoine,
Lauren Schiff, Blair Peter on, abrina Jack on, Courtney Bry. econd
Row: Ra had Round , Katie Whittemore, David Krem , Ben Wa rungton, Vito ricella, Allison Bloj, Brian Sabin, Michelle Burkemper, oily
Tettenhor t, Clay Condra. Third Row: Alex Kuehling, Travis Kladiva,
Mark Derouin, Michael hwell, Leah Go age. ot pictured: aomi
Adair, Luca Albert , R an Corneliu , Jennifer Cotton, Tommy Crane,
Le lie Fredman, Jona Gold and, Ja on Guenzburger, La to ha John on,
Ja on Koenig, Quiana Murphy, Chri tina ichola , Ben 0' eal, Le lie
Smith, Matt Shapleigh, Monica Brown.
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'}a.ne
If you are my friend,
Please answer this:
Are we friends or are we not?
You told me once, but I forgot,
So tell me now and tell me true,
So I can say, I am here for you,
Of all the friends I've ever met,
You're the one I won't forget,
And if I die before you do,
I'll go to Heaven
And wait for you.
Ketztzl
Coogmtulati(Jf}S,
Randy!
love,
YDu have not only
gotten bigger,
YDuve grown up.
IY/om, Dad and 8ecky
Tell Us What You Want
Tomorrow To Bring.
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& Company, Incorporated
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Mrs. Noland's 4th Hour Blue Day
A.P. English
The APE's:
Nooshin Nasseh
Christina Nicholas
Ariel lyons-Warren
Courtney Bry
Jen Durham
Tory Bahn
Andy Garland
Rusty Fette
Eric Markus
Jen Weinman
Nicole Gealy
Eric Abrams
lauren Hamuas
lucas Alberts
Amy Paskal
Alex Lasko
\"We are going to forge in the emptiness of our brains. the uncreated content of our papers.\"
-James Joyce
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;)en ,...., ;Atziel ,...., f\\Jlcolc ,...., /2atza ,...., Chtzlstlna
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Ah ... cf{ohJ ~ood it ~eels in the ha.nd o~ a.n old ~tziend.
Sometimes I feel like on 01rheod- Anyone con see the road up ahead- We have
so many friends - Eat a dog - School? Why would I go there? (lara &
Ariei)- Sometimes I wish I never knew what was wrong with you - Okay. who put
the boxers on the halogen lamp?- Grapes in the junior high cafeteria- Unforgettable
sleepovers ...
lfOU 'tL ~et a phone calL - and
eo1ttj'ltltulations!
SPOEDE ELEME TARY SCHOOL CLASS OF '94
LADUE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '01
John Armando, Ja on Buchanan, Dan DeFo et, Jonathan Dougla , Grant Drewel, Ryan Feit, Phrann Gingell, Lauren
Hamva , B th Heger, Jon Itzkowitz, Kate James, ick Jawor ki, Matt John on, Kevin Lackey, Tamara Lange, Brian
Li b rman, ikki Liner, Rach 1 Lippmann, Lozn e Long, Jo h Lydon, Chri May, Megan McBride, Jon M yer, Chri
Moeck 1, Lexi olin, an O'C nnor, Dan Przybeck, Arthur Quinn, David Rapp, Jamie Scaccia, Chri Scholl, Vicki Scott,
Jamayca Smith, Matt Sonn, Andrew Skor, Lauren Tenge, Mike Tolliver, Kevina Townley, Liz Uljee, Kristi Ur pruch,
Kellen William , Cory Zigler.
\",QnJ 1 kok tk ~leu /,!,a~teleJ ad.lki ku made
aiL tk ~ ... \" - RakAi q.IIIMi
Rachef,...
8est of luck as you continue down that road.
Love,
fflom and Dad
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T r:~, ·- We will always be
friends forever.
love always,
BlAIRSY
,,, a , ,,, \"r' \\....--01t~'latuLtHio1ts -;r,
!J a»t so p'loud o~ lfOU!
J!,ove, Cou'lt1telf
bletz
2001 * 2dlto'ls ln Chle~ *
f<tzlstln Accutzso &. f\\Jooshln f\\Ja.sseh
Activities tVtd Acadentics: Blaitz '?:> etetzson
Ads: Clo'llf Bahn &. Coutztnelf Btztt
Spotzts: 'Dannlf 'De1-osset &. A»~tt ?::>askal
?::>eople: ~e6ecca CMndall
'?:>hoto~Mphlf: Joslttn Betz~etz &.
.Cindsalf 1-ez~ us on
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/ft'ls. lS'ladlf,
Clhank 1fOU ~o'l all that lfOU have tau~ht us!
ljou have »tade the past thtzee lfeatzs
so »tuch ~un! W e love lfou!
Beth,
We are so very proud of you!
love,
Mom and Dad
CONGRATULATIONS!
_, ·-- . We are so proud of you
and all that you have
accomplished.
Love,
Dad, Mom, Rich & Emily
\"The Brady Bunch\"
llds 23S
Jessi Suzanne Megan lory lindsay lexi Joey FUex lravis IJen Daniel Joe Jonny
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Cleaning out the fridge ...
Budgeting ...
Arranging for substitutel'J . . .
Scheduling ...
Thank you fbr
doing the work
of 19 people
fbr all these
years.
~
The
Department
Stomping boolrs ...
filling the orlboxes ...
Setting roach traps ...
On, yeah ... and teaching.
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ARCH
Aaron, Ryonndre (11 ): 67
Abels, Mern: 32, 103
fam1ly and consumer sc1ences
Abozen, Gashaw (12): 51 , 113
Abrams, Enc (12): 51 , 129
Abramson, Enc (10): 79
Academocs dovosoon: 28·29
Accurso, Alison (9): 140, 91
Accurso, Knston (12): 12, 51 , 117,
129
Actovotoes dovosoon: 110-111
Adaor, Naomo (12): 38, 64
Adams, Chnstopher (11): 67
Adler, Jessica (10): 79
Adler, Samuel (9):91 , 154
Ads divosoon: 163-165
Akndge, Ahcoa (12): 64
Albano, Juan (12): 51
Albers, Sheola: 103, 1 05, 106
asst. pnncipal
Alberts, lucas (12): 34, 51
Alexander, Anel (12): 51 , 136, 137
Ail, Gham (11 ): 67
Ail, Hakoem (11 ): 67
Allen, Brandon (10): 89
Allen, Carol Sue: 46, 1 03
Spamsh
Aloush, Damella (10): 79, 147
Alper, Caryn (12): 7, 51 , 121
Altvater, Eliza (11): 47, 67, 70
Altvater, Elhs (9):91
Anderson, Jessica (10): 79, 160,
Andrews, Rahsaan (9): 41, 91
Anello, Adam (12): 36, 51 , 147,17
Anthony, Lauren (9):157,
Antoona, Aaron (12): 51
Arcesa, Casey ( 11): 67
Arhancet, Juan (1 0): 79, 139
Arnsteon,Jonathan(10):79,82, 139,
156, 157
Aromando, John (12) 51
Ashwell, Mochael (12): 51
Axelbaum Daniel (12): 10, 51 , 56,
59, 154
Axelbaum, Emily (10): 79, 81 , 83,
146, 152
Ayanaw, Alemayhu (11) 67
AYF/ Focus St. louos: 122-123
Azoz, Naeesa (11): 67, 119,160
BREWERY
Babongton. Anthony (12) 51 , 65
Babongton, lsobel (9): 91 ,
Bahn, Tory (12): 11 . 12, 51 , 57, 62,
137
Baoley, Annette (10): 79, 87, 136,
137
Baoley, Ashley (9) 91
Baoley, Davod (12) 11 , 51 ,148, 149
Baoley, Kowana (11 ): 76,
Baoley, Lara (12) 42, 51, 121 , 137
Baosch, Linda: 103
Specoal School Dostnct
Baker, Elysoa (tO): 79
Baker, Rachel (9): 140, 91
Baldwin, Monoque(12):51 ,150, 151
Bang, Boosuk (12): 51
Band 34-35
Barash, Damel (9):98, 91,
Barbaglia, Paul (11 ): 67
Barbarash, Allison (9): 38, 147, 91
Barbarash, Sarah (11) 67, 72,117,
160,161 ,
Bark, Juha (12) 52, 72
Barnes, Matthew (11 ): 67, 71 ,
76,148, 149
Barnes, Mochael (9): 91 ,
Barton, Doane (11 ): 76,
Barton, Wolhe (11 ): 76, 148,
Barzllao, Joseph (11): 41 . 67
Barzolao, Rebecca (9): 47, 91
Basketball
JV/freshman: 152-153
varsoty boys': 148-149
varsoty g•rts': 150-151
Basler, Todd 103, 148, 151
phys. ed
Bass, Lo'Reat (11 ): 67
Bassman, Voc: 103
lone arts
Baumgartner, Rachel (11 ): 76,
Baxter, Anosha (10): 79, 85, 151
Beard, Jeffrey (11) 67
Beard, Wolham (12): 52
Bearden, Lauren (10): 31 , 79
Bearman, Callie (9) 136, 91, 93, 95
Becker, Jessica (9): 34, 91
Becker, Jom : 108
supervosory asst.
Beosel, Ryan (11): 67, 142, 159
Belew, Jack (1 0): 79
Belford, Mohoa (9): 91 ,
Belloveau, Jeanette (10): 79
Benoost, Sophoe (11): 67, 137
Benson-Robonson, Joan: 103
French
Berg, Jul;e (10): 79, 160,
Berger, Joslyn (12): 7, 12, 52, 137
Bergerac,Aiexandra(9):91 ,98, 145,
Berglund, Jamie (11): 41, 67, 140,
17
Berta, Bartram (12): 22, 52
Berry, Amanda (9): 145, 91, 95
Bartosh, Deborah (1 0): 79, 89
Bartosh, Mark (11 ): 67
Bewen, Roberta 103, 144
phys. ed
Bhakta, Setal (11 ): 67
Boeke!, Jennofer (12): 52, 129, 140,
141
Boermann, Judy: 103
library
Boggs,Andraw(11) 75,76, 142, 159
Boggs, Emoly (10): 79, 160,161,
Bort, Frednc (12): 52
Blaor, Cacoa (9): 91 , 147, 152
Blanchard, Byron (9):91 , 98, 157
Blanchard, Charles (12): 52
Block, Adam (12): 52, 139
Block, Cory (10): 79, 133, 134
Block, Karl (11): 67
BIOJ Alhson (12): 11 , 12, 33, 52, 57,
142, 143
Bloomfield, Stefan (9):91
Blumenthal, Jenmfer (12): 52
Bly, Rochard (1 0): 46, 79
Bobo, Mochael (12): 52
Boclaor, Taquoda (11) 67, 76,118
Bond, Carolyn (10): 79, 120
Boon, Ann 1 07
Board of Educatoon
Boon, Penn (12): 30, 52, 53, 142
Bornfleth, James (1 0): 79, 134, 157
Boston, Drew (10): 79, 139, 152
Boston, Kyle (10) 79
Boulanger, Cathy: 47, 103, 118
Spanish
Bourne, Larry: 108
supervosory assostant
Bourne, Mary Kay: 108
supervosory assostant
Bowman, Momca: 42, 43,103
scoence
Box, linda: 1 08
broadcast Journalism, speech,
Debate
Boyd, Clayton (10): 79
Boyd, Ralph (12): 64
Boyd, Toffany (12): 52
Brady, Beth Ann: 103
pnnt JOurnalism; pubhcatoons
Braotberg, Tova (11 ): 36, 67
Brennan, Kathenne (10): 79, 162
Brenner, Andrew (9):91 , 157,
Brenner, Lindsay (11 ): 35, 67
Bresler, Beth (10): 37, 39, 79, 113
Bresler, James (11): 67
Brewer, Dashanta (10): 89
Bnck, Mochael (10): 36, 79, 124
Bronson, Peter (11): 68, 154
Bronson, Ryan (11): 68,119
Bronsteon, Nadya (10): 79
Brookfoeld, Latosha (9):91 ,
Brown, Ashley (9): 99, 162, 163
Brown, Coren (10): 79, 152
Brown, Donna 103, 151
Learnong Center dorector
Brown, Gene: 108, 142, 143
phys. ed
Brown, Joshua (10): 79
Brown, Kanna (1 0): 79
Brown, Megan (9):91 ,
Brown, Melissa (9): 16, 91
Brown, Nocholas (11 ): 68
Brown, Shenoce (1 0): 79
Brown- Weaver, Monica (12): 52
Bruer, Jake (9): 142, 91
Bruner, Juhe: 108
pnnt shop
Brunts, laura (9):91 ,
Bry, Courtney (12): 52, 59, 140,18
Buchanan, Faoth (9): 91
Buchanan, Jason (12): 52
Buckvar,Nocholas(10):79, 132, 134,
154
Buechler, Camola (10) 79
Burke, Danoel (12): 52
Burkemper, Mochelle (12): 52, 54
Burkhard-Canellas, Sandy: 103
sc1ence
Burns, London (10): 79, 81 , 162,
163
Burns, Thomas (9):91 ,
Burnsode, Mochael (9):91 ,
Burns, Sean 103
supervosory assostant
Burton, Renee: 103
mathematocs
Busch, Angela (12): 53, 114, 127
Busch, Jacob (10): 79, 154, 157
Bush, Chnstopher (12): 53
Butts, Kevon (11): 68, 134, 135, 148
Byrd, Christopher (1 0) 79, 86
Byrne, Sarah (10): 79
CENTRAL
WEST END
Caoto, Davod (12): 53, 59
Calcagno, Cady ( 1 0): 79
Callen, Komberty (9): 91 , 160, 161 ,
Campbell, Bryan (12): 53, 147
Canmstraro, Teresa (12): 53, 65
Carella, Mochel (11 ): 59, 68. 72,
154
Cannco, Carol : 103
modern & classocal language
dept. chaor
Carl, Courtney (11 ): 31 . 68.
Carnes, Chnstopher (10): 79
Carney, Rick (9): 91
Carroll, lawrence (10): 79, 80
Carter Ill, Oliver (10) 79, 83, 134.
152
Carter, Hunter (1 0): 79
Chan, Vallis (12): 7, 41 , 53, 116
Chang, Rebecca (9):91 , 115,125
Chapuos, Jessoca (11) 68, 70, 120
137 '
Charles, Elana (9): 136, 91
Charles, Marcelle: 47,103
French
Chartkova, Anna (10): 80
Chavez, Patncoa. 104
fine arts
Chechona, Svetlana (12):
Cheerleaders. 160-161
Chen, Jean (10): 80
Chen, Yuyang (11 ): 68
Cheng, Chnstopher (9): 139, 91
Cheng, Jeffrey ( 1 0): 80, 142, 158,
159
Cheuk, Holly (11): 68,140, 141
Choi, LOUIS (11 ): 68
Choo, Marton (12) 53
Chu, Yunxoang (9):91 , 96, 124
Church, Ryan (9): 91 ,
Clardy, Sarrona (11 ): 76, 160,
Clark, Anna (11): 68, 129
Clark, Matthew (11 ): 68
Clark IV, Pholhp (11): 68
Clines, Cameron (9): 91 , 93, 153
Clines, Cory (12): 53, 115,
Cobb, Bradley (11 ): 68
Cockong, Maranda (11): 68, 160,
Cohen, Sheola: 104
permanent substotute
Cohen, Steven (1 0): 80, 87, 89,
115
Cole, Carol. 104, 137
phys. ed
Cole, Matthew (10): 80
Cole, Robert (9):91 ,
Coleman, Barry (9): 91 ,
Coleman, Leann ( 1 0): 80
College plannong:
Collier Jr. Bnan (11 ): 68, 134, 148
Colhns, Mochael (11): 67,68, 134,
135, 157
Collins Jr, Wolham (10): 80, 152
Colquhoun, James (10): 80, 139
Spanish Club Front row: Jaema Younge, Karolyn Woodard, Cathy
Boulanger. Back row: Demse Hamilton, Shenice Brown, Adeola
Hassan.
A YFFront row: Chase Zenger, Lesile Fredman, Jenny Bockel, Giooa
Kaod. Backrow: Stacy Knudson, BeJeray Mornson, Kia Davos,
Jonathan Motam.
Young Republicans Front row: Amy Tnpodo, Alison Powers, Ryan
Cornelius, Jenny Bockel, Damel Permuter, london Burns. Back
row Cathy Russell, Kate James, Knston Accurso, Peter Wheeler,
Knston Montz
238 Rnmb!er
Strolling Strings: Front row:Amy Tnpodo, Beth Bresler, Reod
Yokoyama, Chns Schmotz, Margaret lbe, Safura Fadavo, Andrea
Ginsburg, Paoge Feldman. Back row: Eric Markus, lucas Ramsey,
Cory Zoglar, Enc Tang, Kevin Huckshold, Jey Pong, loos Percival.
YPC Front row: Anna lee Nossenholtz, Courtney Turner, ToryBahn.
Lindsay Ferguson, Nooshon Nasseh.Back row· Jenny Boeke!. Joslyn
Berger, Alison Robbons.
eope. Adrma (12): 53, 123
cope. Tim (12): 148, 149
eopilevrtz, Lon (11 ): 68, 160,
Corey. Crustrn (10): 80, 134
eomehus, Ryan (12): 53, 56, 58, 116
eomfeld, Lrsa (11 ): 7, 68, 71 , 74,
120.96
eomfeld, Sarah (9) 92,
eorson. IIana (11 ): 68, 119
Cotton, Jennrfer (12): 53
CoUlson, Elarne: 1 04
Eng. as 2nd language
Cowhey, Casey (9): 92, 152,153
eowhey, Matt (11 ): 68, 112
Cox. Alexander (11 ): 69
Crandall, Brett (9):98, 92,
Crandall, Rebecca (11): 69,72, 122,
137.
crane, Paul (12): 53, 139
Crane. Thomas (12): 53, 60
Cnss, Everett (11 ): 69, 71 , 142, 159
enstranr, Jeffrey (12): 22, 53
Cross country: 146, 14 7
Crowe, Andrew (9): 133, 92,
Crowe. Crystal (10): 80, 86, 89
Cuba, Chnstrne: 1 04
lrbrary
Cunnrngham, Can (10): 80
Derourn, Mark (12): 54
Deutsch, Cecrly (11 ): 69
Drpert, Susan (11 ): 69
Drtch, Nrcole (12): 54
Drx. Ashley (12): 22, 54
Dobbrns, Keyambra (1 0): 80
Dobbrns, Keytra (12): 54, 127
Dodge, Vadr (11 ): 69, 154
Dombrovskaya, Manna ( 12): 54
Donahue. Anne: 140, 141
Douglas. Dan rei ( 1 0): 80
Douglas. Dar1a(11): 69, 76,150, 151
Douglas, Jonathan (12): 54, 134, 154
Drake, Adam (10): 80, 134, 152
Drewel, Grant (12): 31 , 54
Drobak, Matthew (9):92,
Duckham, Janet· 1 04
Engrsh
Duffre, Jennifer (11 ): 69
Dukes, Antonea (12):
Durbrn, Krm: 108
English
Durham. Adam (10): 80, 82, 119, 157
Durham, Alex (10):
Durham, Jennrfer (12) 11, 45, 53,
54, 56, 121 ,137
Dusseaualt, Frances (10): 80, 124
Dutra, Kathryn (10): 80, 180, 161
Dwyre, Barb 136, 137
physrcal educatron
Dwyer, John (9): 142, 92
ESQUIRE
Earsley, Stephanre (11 ): 69, 76
East, Knstopher (9): 92,
Eaton, Archard: 104
counseling dept. charr
Echols, Daniello (9): 92,
Echols, Dam en (11 ): 69
Edwards, Hamel: 1 04
permanent substrtu1e
Edwards, Nancy· 104
library
Elkana, Mara (9): 92, 125
Ellis, Shana (9):161 , 92,
Elmekres, Grla (9): 31
Engelman, Carol Ann: 104
secretary
Engel, Courtney (10): 81
English dept.: 38-39
Ensor, Mary (10): 81 , 124, 136
Erekson, Elizabeth (12): 54, 63
Erwrn, Frances: 104
practrcal arts
Eschen, Jessrca (10): 81
Estnn, Danrel (11 ): 23,33, 69
Estnn, Mrnam (9): 92,
Ewrng, Mrchael (12): 54, 157
FOREST
PARK
Faculty:102-109
Fahrenkamp, Megan (12): 54, 55,
65, 144
Fall play:14-15
Fannon, Monty (1 0) 89
Fans, Mrchael: 104
asst. bandlpercussron drrector
Farmer, Jennrfer (11 ): 10, 46, 69
Farns-Setlles, Pnnce (9): 92,
Fauquet, Adnen (11 ): 69
Feinstern, Lauren (1 0): 89
Fazzan, Anthony (11 ): 44, 69
Fert, Deborah: 107
Board of Educatron
Fe it, Julie (9): 136, 93, 95, 92
Fert, Mrchelle (10): 81, 82, 121
Fert, Ryan (12): 11 , 54, 139
Feldman, Parga (10): 81 , 89
Ferger, Margaret (10): 81
Ferguson, Lindsay (12): 12, 54, 57,
121 , 129, 144
Ferns-Hanson, Ryan (11 ): 69
Fette, Mrrka (9): 92,
Fette. Randolph (12): 54
Field hockey: 136-137
Frelds, Julie (9): 47, 162, 92
Frne arts:30·31
Finley, Susan:
Special School Drst.
Frschbach, Lauren (9):
Fischbach, Stacey (9): 92,
Fishel, Enca (10): 81 , 125
Frsher, Tyler (9): 92
Frtzgerald, Carolyn (12): 54
Fitzgerald, Enc (12): 54, 63, 116,
148
FitzPatnck, Declan: 1 03, 1 04
English
Fitzsimmons. Kate: 104
language lab facrlitator
Frvecoat, Hayley (9):161, 92,
Fleming, Chnstine: 36, 37, 104
orchestra
Fliesher, Davrd (10): 81
Flores, Claudra (12): 55
Flug, Benjamm (10): 81
Flynn, Mary (9): 41 , 92,
Flynn, Sean (9) 47,133, 92,
Focus St. Lours/AYF:122·123
Foley, Dwonna (10): 81
Football
JV/freshman: 134·135
varsrty 132·133
Forrester. John (10): 89
Forensrcs:124-125
Fox, Robyn ( 1 0): 81
Fox, Wilham (12): 12, 55, 142, 143
Frachece, Samantha (10): 147
Franklin, Angel (9): 92,
Frankovrc, Stephanre (9): 92
Frates, Douglas (12): 64
Fredman, Leslie (12): 55, 123
Freshmen:90·91
Fnedman, Dovber (1 0):
Fnedman, Robert (12): 33, 43, 55,
119
Fnedman, Sara (12): 12, 55, 160,
161
Fnedman, Sara (9): 93,
Fngo, Jonathan (11 ): 69, 134
Fnmel, Krmber1y (12) 42, 55
Fntz, Kelly(11) 69
Frolova, Antonrna (12)· 32, 55
Frumson, Andrew (10)· 81
Frumson, Candrce: 33, 104
social studres
Fuhro, Elizabeth (9): 93,
Furman, lvetta (9)·
GALLERIA
Gaffney, Gene: 104
supervrsory assrstant
Gardner, Carllrn (10): 81
Gammon, Eleanor. 104
secretary
Garland, Andrew (12): 45, 55
Gartland, Sam (11): 43, 69
Garrett, Robert: 134
physrcal educatron
Gates, Chns: 104
Special School Drstrict
Gautam, Amod (10): 81, 124, 125
Gealy, Nrcole (12): 53, 55
Geary, Mrke: 108,147
phys. ed
Gelstein, Laura (10): 81
Gellman, Joshua (9): 132, 133, 93,
George, Anthony (10): 81 , 89, 142
Garters, Emrly (9) 147, 99, 93
Grlbert, Stephen (12): 55,62,16
Grlgof, Sergey (10): 81
Grllentrne, Andrew (10): 81 , 89, 134
Grngell, Frances (12): 55, 63
Grnsburg, Andrea (1 0): 36, 81
Grnzburg, Leonrd (9): 139
Glick, Crutlrn (9) 146, 93
Goggrn, Andrew (12): 55, 59, 128,
138, 139
Goggrn, Chns (10). 81 , 138, 139,
152
Goggrn, Karen: 104
vocal musrc
Goldberg, Adam (9): 93,
Goldberg, Bentamrn (11): 33, 69
Golde, Mrchael (12): 11, 55, 65
Goldenberg, Beth (11 ): 41 , 69
Goldford, Lindsay (11): 10 , 41 , 69
Goldman, Jason (10): 81 , 139
Goldmerer, Jeremy (9): 93, 96
Goldsand, Jonas (12): 55
Goldstern, Alissa (1 0): 81
Goldstern, Danrel (10): 81 , 118, 119
Goldstern, Jeffrey (11): 70
Goldstern, Marc (10): 81
Goldstern, Mrchael (12): 55
Goldwasser, James: 103, 104
socral studres
Gonzalez, Marco ( 1 0): 82
Goodgold, Shauna (10): 82
Good, Rob: 104
socral studres
Goodnch, Nrchcilas (11): 70
Gordon, Adamr (11). 70
Gordon, Lianna (9): 93, 114, 144,
145
Gordon, Sara (9): 145, 93, 95,
Gosney, Mark (2): 55, 114,
Gossage, Leah (12): 55
Gotman, Tessa (10): 82
Gozdowski, Phrllip (9)· 93,
Grady, Donan (9): 133, 93,
Green, Danrelle (9): 145, 93, 96,
Green, Keenon (11): 70, 135
Green, Mrlion ( 12): 56
Green, Tiffany (10): 82
Greenberg, Elisabeth (11): 31 , 70,
115
Greenlee, Stephen (10): 82
Gregory, Dionne (12): 56
Grigoryan, Davrd (10): 82
Grodzrnsky, Leva (11) 70
Gross, Blair (1 0): 82
Grotpeter, Jennrfer: 108
English
Growe, Gary: 107
Board of Educatron
Growe, Jason (11): 69, 70, 122,134,
135
Grubbs, Lee: 108, 134, 156, 157
physical ed.
German Club Front row: Deborah Lund, PatnckWergand, Kathenne
Heugatter, Mrchal Mrkesel, Yun Xiang Chu. Back row: Bryce
Werdenbeck, Stefanie Weigand, Maia Elkana, John Forrester, Adrian
Faquet.
Panorama newspaper: Front row: Matt Cole, Vallis Chan, Joslyn
Berger, Ryan Cornelius, John Forrester, Enc Fitzgerald, Andrew
Skor. Second row: John lndeck, Lakshmr Rao, Elisa Petersen,
Rachel Lippmann, Lindsay Ferguson, Knstrn Montz, Wrlham Fox,
Dan rei Rich, Ryan Fer I, Jeff Wrnters. Thrrd row: Jared Novack, Josh
Kahn, Kathenne Heugatter, Erin Lapidus, Erica Fishel, Abby
Schnerder, Abra Lyons-Warren, Naeesa Aziz, Bejeray Mornson,
London Bums, Beth Ann Brady, Sarah Rosenthal, Mrchelle Fert,
Krista Shockley, Jey Ping.
Br.other!o/811g Sisters Front row: Nooshrn Nasseh, Blarr
Jenny Brckel, Lmdsay Ferguson, Knsrtrn Accurso. Sec·
'1d row: Julia Bark, Tanya Nerush, Amre Tnpodr, Mark Wrlson,
nnrfer Durham. Thrrd row: Jeff Winters, Ryan Fert.
Spectrum: Front row: Ann Rittenbaum, Marcelle Charles, Megan
Prcco, Rebecca Nathanson, Carolyn Woodard. Second row: Noga
Sachs, Vrncent Hayes, Christrna Johnson, Jaema Younge, Sam
Gartland. Back row: Vallis Chan, Cady Calcagno, Adeola Hassan.
Index 239
Grzenczyk, Scott (11) : 39, 70, 74,
128,
Gubon, Mochelle (10): 82
Guenzburger, Jason (12): 56, 134,
Guffey, Maureen: 104
library
Guhr, Wendy: 105
English
Gulbrandsen, Laura (9): 93, 140
Gundry, Amy (11 ): 20, 70
Gunn, Jonathan ( 1 0): 82, 93
Gurchunov, lnna (9): 93, 136, 35
Gurevich, Anna (12): 56, 140
Gutchewsky, Kom: 38, 105
English
THE HILL Hahn, Enc: 1 05
socoal studies dept . chaor
Hall, David (10): 82
Hamilton, Alvon (11): 70
Hamilton, Denose (1 0) : 82
Hammonds, Alana (9): 93, 152
Hampton, Lisa {11) : 70
Hampton, Marie (10): 82
Hamvas, Lauren (12): 32, 56, 120,
162, 163
Hansen, James (11) : 70, 156, 157
Hansen, Kathryn (12): 56, 129,162,
163
Hara, Lisa: 105
English
Harder, Keoth: 105, 134,
physocal ed .
Hardt, Alexandre ( 1 0): 82
Hargos, Judy: 105, 144,
Eng as second lang.
Hartan, Enca (11): 70, 162, 163
Harpel, Jim: 109
scoence
Harns, Brittano (10): 82
Harns, Jonathan (9): 93, 139
Harns, Seretta (9): 93
Harnson, Chartes : 1 05, 133,
practocal arts
Hartigan, Jennifer: 105, 145,
English
Hartstein, David (9): 34, 93
Hassan, Adeola {10): 82
Hassan, Olawale (9): 35, 93
Hatlelid, Tessa (9): 93
Haynes, Theodore (11 ): 76
Haywood, Raymond (9): 93, 153
Heger, Brad: 1 05
asst. pnncopal
Heger, Elizabeth (12):13, 56, 137
Heger, Mochelle (10): 82, 87,137
Heiman, David (9): 94
Heimburger, Andrew (10): 82
Hellman, Amanda {11): 70, 137
Hendree, Shannan (9): 94
Hendnckson, Bolly (11 ):70, 132,
134, 135,
Hendnckson, Bobby (11 ): 70
Hermann, Jayne (9): 93, 94
Hershey, Carne (10): 20, 82,144,
145
Herzog, Rochard (1 0): 82, 85
Heugatter, Kathenne (9): 94, 96,
125
Heyman, Hilary (11): 70
Hoar, Nancy: 105
Spanosh, French
Holburg, Meredoth ( 12): 13, 56,
Hill, Domonque {10) 82
Hill, Moke: 105
social studoes
Holl, Moke (11): 70
Horschfeld, Danoelle (12): 56
Horschfeld, Joshua {1 0): 82
Hoch, Max (9): 94
Hochberg, Emoly (11): 70, 147,
Hockey: 154-155
Hodge, Brandon (10): 82, 87
Hogan, Darby (9): 94, 137,
Hofsteon, Jason (12):
Holmes, Doane: 105
secretary
Holmes, Mochael (12): 56, 134,
Homecomong:t0-11
Honkomp, Todd (11 ): 76
Horwotz, BenJamon {10) 82,139,
HOP/YPC:128
How, Julie: 38, 105
English
Hrabosky, Tiffany (10)· 82, 127
Hucker, Dave: 105
practocal arts dept. chaor
Huckshold, Kevon (10): 82, 85
Hudson, Stephanie (10): 82
Huels, Jerry: 1 05
mathematocs
Hughes, Cheryl: 105
business education
Hughes, Tim (11 ): 70, 139,156,157
Huneke, Adrienne (10): 82,83,147
Hunter, Christopher (10): 83
Hurt, Ray: 1 08
supervisory assostant
Hutson, Andrew (11 ): 23, 70, 134,
Hvatum, Andrew (9): 147,
Hyland, Andrew (10): 83
Hyland, Matthew (12): 43, 56, 62,
112,138, 154
IMOS lbe, Margaret (12): 36, 56
lndeck, John (12): 57, 147
lndeck, Joseph (9): 94
Ingber, Julia (1 0): 83
Ingber, Susan {10): 39, 83, 124
lngenthron, Anna {11 ): 70
Ingram, Ana (9): 94
Inman, Joyce: 105
library
Ionon, Slav a (11 ): 70
Irons, ian (tO)· 83,142, 159
lserovoch, lnna (12): 57,
lsserman, Samuel (10):
lsserman, Sean (9): 94
ltzkowotz, Jonathan (12):11, 51, 57,
134, 135,
ltzkowotz, Robert (11 ): 45, 70, 139
Ivester, Lauren (9):94, 161 ,
JEWEL
Box Jabaar, Matedah (1 0): 83
Jabaar, Raohanah (12): 57, 83
Jabaar, Romarell (10):
Jackson, Alex (11 ): 76
Jackson, Bnan (9): 94, 133,
Jackson, Jesse (9):94, 133, 157,
Jackson, Joshua (11 ):30, 71,
Jackson, Kork: 105
vocal musoc
Jackson, Sabnna (9): 94, 160,
Jackson, Sabnna (12): 57,
James, Claore (10): 83
James, Jason: 108
James, Katherine (12): 19, 57, 128,
Jaworski, Nocholas (12): 57,
Janey, Natalie (12): 43, 57, 65,
Jensen, Carne (11): 39, 71,
Jobs:16-17
Johnson, Bobby ( 1 0): 83
Johnson II, Calvon L. (10): 83, 87
Johnson, Christona (11):71,
Johnson, Eddie: 105, 148
phys. ed.
Johnson, Jennifer (11): 140,71,
Johnson, Kelley (9): 94
Johnson, LaTosha (12): 57,
Johnson, Matthew (12): 57, 148
Johnson, Nathan (10). 83
Johnson, Suzanne: 105
asst. pnncopal
Jones, Ben)amon (9): 94
Jones, Heather (1 0): 83,162, 163
Jones, Marteana: 1 05
Vodeo Tech. Center
Jones, Trevor (10): 83
Jordan, Lucille (11): 36, 71,
Jorgenson, Ron: 105, 109, 147
phys ed.
Joseph, Alexos (9)
Junoors: 66-77
KRISPY
KREME
Kafoury , Alex (10): 83,142, 146
Kahn, Alexander (12): 57
Kahn, Andrew (9): 94, 147
Kahn, Joshua (12): 11 , 17, 57, 63,
Kahn, Zachary (9): 94, 139
Kaid, Giooa (12):10, 57
Kaod, Jr. Harold (1 0): 83, 84, 152
Kallshman, Mochael (11): 147,71
Kallshman, Scott (9): 94, 96
Kalliongis, Johnny ( 1 0): 83
Kallman, Jessica (11): 39,71
Kalmes, Brett (10): 83,139,
Kamonski, Joseph (12): 57, 154
Katz, Brittany (11 ): 140,71
Kaufman, Adam (9): 94
Kauffman, Hank : 98, 105
Learning Center math
Kelley, Kara (10): 83,144, 145
Kelly, Jeremy (9): 94
Kelly, Melissa (9): 94
Kelly, Suzanne (12): 12, 57, 112
Kenzora, Catherine (10): 83
Kepler, Fran: 105
Specoal School Distnct
Keys, Randy: 45, 72, 106
mathematocs
Kiehl, Erich (11): 147,71
Kindt, Kart: 1 05, 1 06
English
King, Darolyn (11 ): 71,
Kirchhofer, AI: 107
business manager
Kitchon, Kenneth (10): 34, 83, 124,
Kladova, Chelsea (9): 94, 144,145
Kladiva, Travos (12): 57, 154,155
Klaossle, lrmela (12): 57, 58,
Klassen, William (tO): 83
Kletzker, Carolyn (12). 57,
Kloesen, Kendra (9): 94, 152
Knight, James (9): 93, 94
Knoght, Jennofer (11 ):71,
Knoedelseder, Katoe (10): 84
87,121 , 137
Knoedelseder, Kurt: 106
drama
Knudson, Londsey (9): 40, 95, 138
Knudson, Stacy (11):19, 71,151
Koenog, Jason (12): 58,
Koenog, Rochelle: 106
Spanosh
Kahn, Derek (11): 70,71
Koileboi, Ashley (10): 136,
Koller, Carol·t06
secretary
Kopolow, Jeff 41 , 106
social studoes
Korn, Stephanoe (11):19, 71
Korrell, Phyllis 106
Specoal School Dostrict
Koski, Danoelle (9): 95, 161 ,
Kotoza, Tyler (10): 43, 84,87,142
143
Kovacs, Sandor (10): 84, 159
Krakover, Erin (1 0): 84,160
Kram, Danoel (1 0): 84
Kram, Karon (12): 58,
Kramer, Nancy: 106
nurse
Kreipke, Rebecca (9) 36, 37, 95, 14ll
Krems , Davod (12): 58, 59, 139
Kreuter, Alexis (12): 58, 140
Knts, Semeon (10): 84
Krull, Ryan (10): 44, 83, 127
Kuehlong, Alexander (12): 30, 58
154, 155
Kueneke, Mochael (11): 31, 71 ,
Kumanomodo, Manko (11 ):71
Kumanomodo, Sheena (9): 95, 138
LOOP
LaBarge, Sweeney: 106, 121, 139
sc1ence
Lackey, Kevin (12): 45, 56, 58,
Laduettes: 162-163
Lambers, Johneice ( 12): 58,
Landgraf, Joe: 108
technology technocoan
Lange, Bob: 106
phys. ed. dept. chaor
Lange, Tamara (12): 58,
Languages, modern & classocal: 46-
47
Rambler yearbook Front row: Iiana Corson, Jennie Wolff, Rebecca
Crandall, Emoly Rosen, Sarah Barba rash, Laura Podgorski. Second
row: Alison Powers, John Forrester, John lndeck, Lindsay Ferguson,
Nooshon Nasseh, Knston Accurso, Blair Peterson, Elisa Petersen.
Backrow: Stephanie Susman, Danny Goldsteon, Kia Davis, Daniel
DeFosset, Amy Paskal, Bejeray Morrison, Sarah Rosenthal, Beth
Ann Brady.
French Club Front row: Joan Benson-Robonson, Marcelle Charles,
Shelly Heger, Abra Lyons-Warren, Ashley Rosen, Amy Rosen, Emoly
Rosen. Moddle row: Alison Powers, Amy Tnpodo, Beth Bresler, Enc
Tang, Andrea Ginsburg, Mona Toney. Back row· Jennifer Scherck,
Josh Gellman, Stefanie Woegand, Jeanette Belliveau, Bethany Stollar, Adnen Fauquet, Kat Welch.
Rams Fitness Front row: Mochael Bobo, Nocholas Buckvar, Ben
Washington, Shane Meyer, Stephan Greenlee, Keoth Harder, Sean
Burris, Chris Adams. Back row: Joshua Brown, Michael Lewitt,
Adam Rasmus, Andy Kahn, Alex Kahn, John lndeck, Angelo Webb.
Kyle Mason, Brandon Common, Andrew Crowe, Cameron Clines
Model UN : Rachel Rosenfeld, Eric Tang.
2 '10 Rnm61er
Crescendcr. Front row: NICOle Ramey, John Forrester, Drew Unser.
Danny Marcus, Andy Schamp, Eric Seelig, Enca Schoff, Adnen Fauquel
Middle row: Kann Kram, Tova Braitberg, Alison Olech, Julie Berg. Jutoa
Ingber, Julia Bart<, Tanya Nerush, Maggoe Ferger, Mocha! MokeseU. Leora
Tsadka, Trevor Payne. Back row· Hannah Thomas, Sarah Byrne, Kat
Welch, Matt Tarpley, Laura Gelstein, Abby Reoter, Andrea Gonsburg, Bell' Brester, Paoge Feldman, Katie Montague, Patnck Woegand
LapidUS, Enn (9): 94, 95
LaPlante, Don: 106
supervisery asst.
Lasko, Alexandra (12): 58,
Lawson, Caleb (11):71,
Leahy, Colleen (9): 95, 145
Leahy, Enn (10): 84
Leahy, Stephen (1 0): 84
Leav1tt, Jess1ca (12):12, 43, 57,58,
137,
Le1denfrost, Luke (1 0): 84,86,139,
LeNoir, Dommie: 106
mathematics
Le1weke, Peter (11 ): 76
Les1nski, Kev1n (11 ):71,
Lev1n, Alexander (9): 95
Levin, Mana (9): 95
Lev1n, Melissa (10): 84
Lev1n, Robert A. (9): 35, 41 ,95,
139
Lev1ne, Alyson: 106
sc1ence
Lev1ne, Lance (12): 58,
Levme, LoUise: 106
mathematics
Levmson, Benjamin (12): 58,
Levinson , Zachary (10): 47,
84,142, 159
Levitt, Robyn (12) 58,
Levy, Jacob (11):71 ,
Lewitt, Michael (10): 84, 87,
154,155,
Liberman, Danni (1 0): 114
Liberman, Em1ly (12): 58,
Lieberman, Brian (12): 55, 58, 60,
L1ncoff, Kate (10): 45,84, 87,137
Lincoln, Angela (10):
Lincoln, Fred (11 ):71,
Lindsay, Marnica (11):71,
L1ner, Damelle (12): 65,
Lippmann, Rachel (12): 58, 65,
117, 124
Uoyd, Sean (11 ): 71 ,
Locke, William (10): 84
Loesel, John (11 ):71,
Long, Emuel (10): 84
Long, Loznee (12): 58,
Loussaert, Janette: 106
mathematics
LUCIUS , Victoria (9): 95, 98
Lucas, Brian: 108
School Resource Officer
Luetkemeyer, Matthew (9): 95
Lund, Deborah: 1 06
German
Lydon, Joshua (12): 58, 139
Lydon, Justm (10): 84,138,
Lynch, Mary (1 0): 84
Lyons-Warren, Abra (1 0): 84,137,
Lyons-Warren, Anel (12): 59,
Lysell, Ellen: 106, 118
sc1ence
Lytle, Alexis (11 ): 71
Madsen, Sean (11 ): 72
Magers, Jan: 106
Spanish
Maher, Jerry: 106, 107, 134,
phys. ed
Maks1menko, V1ktonya (10): 84
Malan, Susan (9):93, 95
Maloney, Mary· 104
secretary
Marcus, Daniel (11 ):
Marion-Lowe, Virginia (1 0): 84,144,
Markus, Eric (12): 59, 72
Marley, Jean Paul (9): 95, 153
Marner, Kendra (10): 84
Marner, Megan (12): 59, 127
Martm, Greg (1 0): 84, 152
Martm, M1chel (9): 95
Martinez, Johnson (9): 95
Mason, Kyle (9): 95
Mason, Taylor (1 0): 80, 83, 84
Mathematics:44-45
Matter, Dave: 107
soc1al stud1es
May, Chns (12): 59, 65,
Mayberry, Shonda (12): 59,
Mayer, Loren (10): 85
Me Allister, Jonathan (10): 85,147
McBride, Kelly (11): 137,72, 73,
McBride, Megan (12): 11 , 59, 65,
129,
McCann, Kevin (12): 56, 59, 112,
McCluskey, Emily (9)
McComm1s, Dan1el: 44,107
mathemat1cs
McCoy, Bill: 108
senior service participant
McCoy, Seth (9): 95
McDowell, Millie: 107
science
McFadden, Shawnta (11 ): 72, 76
McGlaughlin, Jesse: 107
sc1ence
McGrath, Padra1c (12): 59,
McKenna, Kevin (9): 95
McMahon, Bryan (9): 95
McMath, Audrey (11 ):72,
Me M1llian, Emily (11): 144, 145,
72,
McSpadden, Bnttanie (11):72,
Medv1k, Andrew (10):
Mehlgh, Christme: 62, 107
science
Meinhardt, Rachael (12): 59, 72
Mems, Carlos (9): 95
Mems, Charles (11 ): 134, 72
Meoli, Nicholas (1 0): 84
Merkel, M1chelle (1 0): 85
Merrell, Chelsea (12): 39, 55, 126,
160, 161 ,
Merrell, Courtney (9): 95, 99
Mernf1eld, Gregory (12):
Merntt, Clay (11 ):72, 86
Merntt. Kathenne (9): 95, 145,
Merntt, Megan (12): 31 , 59, 65, 137,
Meyer, Jonathan (12): 46, 59,
Meyer, Karen: 105, 107
mathematiCS
Meyer, Shane (12): 59,
Meyerkord, Zachary (9): 95, 99
M1hatov1c, Julia (11): 47, 137, 72,
Mikesell, M1chal (12): 59,
M1lam, Jonathon (11 ): 134, 72,
Miller, Alic1a (9): 95
Chester M1ller: 1 08
Learnmg Center science
Miller, Jasmm (9): 96
M1ller, Rhea (12): 59, 112,
M1ller, Sharde' (10): 85, 87, 151
Millner, Bnan (10): 83, 85, 154
Millon, Byron (9): 96
Mmaudo, Cathy: 107
library
M1nton, Matthew (12): 59, 65,
Dawn M1semer: 1 08
Spec1al School D1stnct
M1tchell, Lukesha (10):
M1tchell, Neil (11 ):72,
M1tchell, Yashita (9): 96
Moeckel, Chns (12): 51 , 59,
Moeckel, Julie (11): 137, 71 , 72,
Moffatt, Jonathan (9): 96
Moffatt, Lon1 (12): 59,
Mohabbat, Matheen (10): 85
Montague, Kathryn (1 0): 85
Moore, Brandon (1 0): 85, 152
Moore, Gregory (9): 96
Moore, Larhonda (9): 96
Moore, Terese (12): 60,
Moran, Branden (10): 31 , 85, 154,
Moran, Chnstopher (10): 85
Monee, Linda· 107
asst. supenntendant
Montz, Alison (9): 22, 23, 96
Montz, Kristm (11 ):72,
Mornll, Charles (12) 60, 65,
Morrell, Lorne (9): 96, 153
Morns, Angel (12): 60,
Morns, Stephame (1 0): 85, 96,160
Mornson, Be1eray (11): 129,72,
Mornson, Jeffery (11) 35,72
Morrow, Mary:
Morrow- Howell, Cla~re (12):12,17,
60, 144,
Morrow-Howell, Matthew (10):
85,134,
Moser, Jim: 107
mathemaucs
Moser, Paula
secretary
Moser, Peggy·
computer admin. asst
Moskalets, lnna (12): 60,
Moskoff, Julia (12): 60,
Mueller, Brandon (11 ): 72,
Murphy, Bnan (1 2): 60, 65,139
Murphy, Lauren (10): 43, 85
Murphy, Ouiana (12): 60,
Murray, Ph1l: 108
f1ne arts
Murray, Tiffany (9) 96, 152
Mutash1, Anne (11 ):72,
Mutch, Adnenne (9): 96
Mutch, Dav1d (11): 76
Myers, Loren (1 0): 85
NATURE STORE
Narang, Anjuli (10): 85,86,140
Nash, Bnanne (9): 96
Nasseh, Nooshm (12) 12, 57, 60,
117, 137,
Nathanson, Rebbecca (10): 35, 85
Ne1er, He1d1 (11): 32, 72, 160
Nerush, Tanya (12): 60, 128,
Neuman, Leah (9): 96
Newmark, Dame I (1 0): 22, 23, 85,
127
Newmark, Eden (9): 93, 96
Newmark, Jordan (11): 160,1 61 ,
72,
Neyman, Lev (9) 96
Nicholas, Chnstina (12):11,12, 38,
60
Nicholas, Christopher (9): 96, 98
Nicholas, Peter (10): 85, 87
Nichols, Cas1e (11 ): 31 ,160, 72,
Nichols, Jonathan (9): 45, 96
Nicholson, Jac1nda (12) 60,
N1es, Sarah: 107
secretary
Nissenboim, Rudi (9): 96
N1ssenholtz, Annlee: 55,107
college/career counselor
NIXOn, Michael (11 ): 72, 74
Noland, Pat: 38, 108
English dept. chair
Nolin, Alexandra (12): 10, 12, 58,
60, 129,
Norman, Ka11a (12) 60, 162, 163
Novack, Jared (11 ):72, 66,
Nuckols, Ryan (11 ):21, 72, 148
Nuetzel, Leah (10): 85
Nuetzel, Susan: 107
Board of Education
Nunn-Faron, N1cole: 107
social studies
O'Ccna.L's
Oberlander, S1ma 107
SCience
O'Connor, Em1ly (9): 96
O'Connor, Sean (12): 60, 139
O'Donnell, John (12): 60,
O'Donnell, Kathenne (9): 96
O'Hara, Kelley (10): 85
0' Neal, BenJamin (12) 60, 154, 155
Oduwole, Olutoym (12): 60, 134,
Oehler, Ryan (10): 85
Ofman, D1m1try (10): 35, 85
Ogbe, Henok (11 ):73,
Okpala, Brenda (11 ): 36, 73, 144,
Okpala, Bryan (11) 134,73,
Olivastro, Pat: 107
Testmg Center
Oliveri. Robert: 107
asst. supenntendant
Olech, Alison (10): 85
Oppenheim, Casie (10): 86
Orgel. Samantha (12): 61 ,
Orlando, M1chael (9) 96
Orr, G1vonni (12): 61 ,
Ortmayer, Cody (9): 96, 132, 133,
Osikoya, Shayla (11 ):73,
Oughton, Mane: 107
secretary
Ovcma, Dam\" (11):73,
Owens, Gordon (9): 96
Oz~ransky , William (9): 32, 96
PAGEANT
Panorama:117
Pace Jr., Robert (9): 97
Palmer, Jason (9): 97, 153
PandJIOS, Nicholas (11 ): 73
Parad1SSIS, Alex : 108
technology technician
FACES Front row: Jill SveJkosky, Megan P1cco, M1nam Ross,
TaqUida Bocla1r, Carolyn Bond, Mern Abels. Back row: Karolyn
Woodard, SeJal Bhakta, M1mi Demissie, Shenice Brown, Adeola
Hassan, lnna Moskalets.
Sign Language Club Jan Magers, Tav1shya While, R1chard
Herzog.
Classics Society Front row: Ann R1ttenbaum, Amy Tnpodi, Erica
Schiff, Sam Gartland. Back row: ChristmaJohnson, Andy Schamp,
Abby Schneider.
Mock Trial Front row· Abby Schneider, Karolyn Woodard, Lmdsay
Ferguson, Leora Tsadka, Danny Goldstem. Back row: Becky
Chang, Megan P11ster, Erich Kiehl, Re1d Yokoyama, M1chal Mikesell.
Students Against Driving Drunk Front row· Nancy H1er, Rachel
Rosenfeld, Tanya Nerush, Julia Bark. Back row: Sarah Byrne.
Kate James, Jessica Adler, Abby Re1ter.
Index 2'1 f
Parker, Valone (1 0): 86
Parmenter lauren (9): 97
Parsdaman, Artour (9): 97
Paskal, Amy (12): 18, 61 , 65, 117,
140, 141
Paskal, Katte (9): 97, 140
Pastens,Jennder(9):97, 144, 152, 153
Pastens, Jesstca (9): 35, 97, 145
Patel, Ntsha (9): 97
Patton, Ashlee (11 ): 76, 73,
Patton, Len: 105, 107
counseling
Patton, Regtnald (12):
Paul, Laura (11 ): 32, 73,
Pauley, Matthew (12): 6, 134,
Payne, Trevor: 103, 107
English
Paz, Otego (10): 86
Pearson, La Toma (11 ): 73
People dtvtston: 48-49
Perctval, Lots 37, 108
sentor sevtce parttctpant
Perkowskt, Malgorzata (9) 97
Perkowski, Zofla (9): 97
Perlstetn,Aaron (12): 61 , 142, 143,
158, 159
Permuter, Damel (12): 13, 21,61 ,
Perrot, Roseanne (1 0): 86, 144, 145
Person, Andrew (12): 11 , 61 , 147
Pestova, Natasha (12) 61 ,
Petersen. Ehsa (10): 86, 152, 153
Peterson, Blair (12): 12, 61 , 65,
129, 140, 141 , 144
Pfetffer, Lome: 107
famtly and consumer sctences
Pftster. Megan (10): 86
Ptcco, Meggen (10): 86
Ptng, Jey (12): 61 , 36,
Ptnk, Brandon (9): 97, 157
Pmsberg, Rami: 108
Hebrew
Ptontek, Jacob (9): 97
Ptonlek, Ntcholas (9): 97
Ptsom. Matthew (10): 86
Ptsom, Mtchelle (10): 86. 159
Ptttman, Shefay (9): 97
Podgorskt, Laura(11):73, 150, 151
Poeppelmeter. Deanna (12): 61 ,
Polityka, Randall (12): 61,
Poon, Chnsttna (1 0):86
Pop, Mthat (12):
Powell, Otanne: 108
English
Powers. Alison (10): 39, 86, 160
Powers, Joseph: 1 08
pnnctpal
Prange, Matthew:139,
asst varstty soccer coach
Presley, Morgan (9): 39, 93, 97, 136
Prewttt·AIIen, Chnstopher (9): 97,
133, 153
Pnce, Harvey 108
supervtsory asst.
Pnce, Curran (9): 97, 153
Pnnce, Catnna (9): 97
Probst, Thomas (1 0): 86
Pruss, Natahya (11 ): 76
Pryzbeck, Daniel (12) 38, 47, 61 ,
74, 139, 142. 143
Pryzbeck,Zachary(9):97, 138, 139,
Pupkevtch, Anna (1 0): 86
Pupkevtch, Yelena (12): 61
QuEENY
PARK
Qumn. Arthur (12): 64,
RIVER PORT Raben, Ashley (12): 10, 61 , 74
Raedeke, Dantel: 30, 108
line arts
Aatmondo. Juhan (12): 61 ,
Ramey, Amanda (10): 86, 98
Rainey, Nicole (12): 38, 61 , 74, 116,
124, 128
Rams. Mary Jayne (12): 61 , 74
Rambler- 122-123
Rammmg, Mtchael: 108
asst. pnncipal/ath _ director
Ramsey, Carter (1 0): 86
Ramsey, Taylor (11):
Rand, Oavtd (10): 80, 86, 113, 133,
134,
Randol, Jameel (9): 97
Rao, Lakshmt (12): 62, 113
Rapp, Davtd (12): 62
Rasmus, Adam (9): 97, 98, 146, 147
Rassieur, Enca (1 0): 11 , 86, 136, 137
Rassieur, Karen(9): 97, 144
Ravvm, Oamel (12):
Rawttscher. Mtchael: 106, 108
mathematics
Ray, Enc (11 ): 73
Reed, Kathryn (11 ): 73, 137, 160
Reeves, Marcus (12): 62, 134,
Aetn, Gabnelle (11 ): 73, 160
Retter, Abigail (1 0): 86
Rezek, Bob: 151
gtrls' basketball
Rezny, Mtchael (11 ): 76
Atch, Oamel(11): 73, 113, 154. 155
Atch, Elizabeth (9): 97, 136, 161
Atchardson, Darius (9): 97
Atcken. Mary (9):
Atley, Stanyale (12): 58, 62.
Rlmson, Kayode (1 0): 86
Atttenbaum, Ann: 75, 1 03, 1 08
Laun
Roach, Ehzabeth(9) 98
Roach, Matthew (9): 98. 133,
Robbtns, Alison (12): 62, 63, 144
Robbtns, Otana (9): 98, 145
Roberts, Charlotte: 108
asst. superintendent
Roberts. Dantel (11):21 , 73, 134, 148
Roberts, Stephanie (10) 86, 144
Aobtnson,larry(11 ): 73. 134, 135, 148
Rochow, Susan: 45, 108
mathematics
Rock, Joshua (11 ): 73
Rodway, Phthp (12) 62.
Rogers. Amber (9): 98
Rogter. Melissa: 108
Spectal School Dtstricl
Rosen. Amy (11): 73, 140, 141 ,
Rosen , Ashley (10) 42, 43, 80, 86,
140, 141 ,
Rosen. Emtly(12): 43, 62, 140, 141 ,
Rosen, Emtly (11 ): 18, 72, 73
Rosenfeld, Rachel (10) 82, 86. 147
Rosenthal, Trenton (9): 98
Rosenthal, Oavtd (10): 134
Rosenthal, Sarah (10): 86
Ross, Mmam ( 1 0): 86
Rounds. Rashad (12): 62, 148, 149
Rounds, Taheerah (9): 98
Rowland, Ttmothy (12): 23, 62, 126
Russell, Cathenne: 108
English
Ruthn,Chela(12): 10,62, 129, 162, 163
Rynktewtcz, Olga (11 ): 73
STEAK 'N
SHAKE
Sabtn, Bnan (12): 62, 112
Sableman, Paul (9): 98
Sachs, Guy: 31 , 108
fine arts
Sachs, Noga (12): 62, 65,
Sadte Hawkins dance: 20-21
Sadon, Judt (9): 98
Sadovsky, Adam (10) 85, 87
Sadovsky, Ronnt (9): 98
Saeks, Jeffrey(10): 33, 87, 142, 159
Saettele, Breah ( 11 ): 11 , 46, 76, 160
Sailor, Chrystal 108
counseling
Saltzman, Michael (10): 87
Samsel, Jessica (11 ): 73
Sanchez. Samantha (1 0): 85, 87
Sanders, Derek (9): 98
Sanders, Patncia 108
Engltsh
Sandhemnch, Robert (12) 62,
Sargent, Austin (9): 95, 98, 133,
Sauerbrunn, Rebecca (10): 87, 144,
150, 151
Saxton Chris: 67, 108, 144, 145
social studtes
Scaccia. Jamte (12): 62,
Scales, Kirk (9) 33, 98, 133,
Schamburg, Hetdt (11): 72, 73, 76,
134, 135, 151
Schamp, Andrew (12): 62,
Schenkel, Mark (11 ): 73
Scherck, Jenntfer (9): 98
Schiff, Enca (9): 98
Schtff, Lauren (12): 51 , 56, 62, 65,
Schtfl, Rostna (11): 73
Schlamb, BenJamm (10): 87, 152
Schmtdt, Steve: 1 08
practical arts
Schmttz, Ntkole (10): 87
Schnetder, Abby (11): 7, 73, 75,
113, 114
Schneider, Mtchael (11): 73
Schnetder. Sarah (12)
Schmtzer, Terri 108
Special School Dtstnct
Schoch, Bradley (12): 62,
Scholl, Chns (12): 30, 61 , 62,
Scholl, Michael (9): 98
Schretber,Lauren(9):93,98, 147, 157
Schuelte-Giad, Jan: 108
Spectal School Otslrict
Schuerman, Tabttha (1 0): 87
Schulman. Andrew (11): 47, 73, 154
Schuster.Lauren(11):70, 73, 137, 151
Schwartz, Mtnam (10): 87
Sctence dept: 42-43
Scodary, Anthony (9): 98
Scott. Victona (12): 63, 150, 151
Seelig, Eric ( 1 0) 87
Sens, Felipe (10):
Sens, Rafael (12):
Semors: 50-65
Serkes, Ben1amtn (11 ): 73
Serot, Joseph (11 ): 20, 73, 134,
135, 157,
Seymour, Leila (9): 42, 98, 140,
Shanas, Jeremy (9): 98, 133,
Shapiro, Adam (11 ): 73
Shapiro. Zachary (10): 87, 142, 159
Shapletgh, Matthew (12) 63,
Shaughnessy, John 147
girls' cross country, track
Shaw, Arlene: 30, 108
fme arts dept. chair
Shaw, Elizabeth (9): 98
Shaw, Robert (10): 87, 142, 159
Shenoy. Ashtsh (9) 98, 125
Sher, Julie (9): 98
Sherman, Ben (9):
Sherwood, Adelyn (11): 73. 114,
140, 141 ,
Sht, Kevin (9): 98
Shl, ling (1 0): 87
Shtpman, Leslie (9): 98, 145
Shtpman, Raymond(9) 98.99.132
133, 157
Shockley, Knsta (11): 33, 73
Shotts, Phtlip (9): 99
Shvarts. Svetlana (9): 99
Stegfned, Evan ( 12): 63. 65,
Siesener. Rhett (10): 31 , 87, 134
Stmmons, Robertneta (10):
Stmms. Jesstca (9) 99
Stmms, Jewell (10): 87
Stmovtch, Matta (10):
Stmpson, Jeffrey (12): 64,
Smger. Jeffrey (10): 87, 154
Skae, John (10) 87
Smner, Jtm:
College & Career Counseling
Sncth Grade Camp:112-113
Skor, Andrew (12): 9, 10. 46, 63.
65. 113, 142, 143, 158, 159
Slaughter, Conrad (12): 63. 134
135. 156, 157
Sleeper, Stepha me (11 ): 73
Smtley, JoAnne: 108
senior serv~ce parttctpant
Smtih, Ashleigh (11 ): 73
Smtth, ian (9): 99
Smtth, Jamayca (12): 63.
Smtth, Jasen (11 ):
Smtth,Leshe (12) 9, 11 , 13,55.63,147
Smtth, Mtchael (11): 73
Smtth. Sara (1 0): 87
Smtth, Shelley B: 108
Spectal School Oistnct
Smtth, Rostesha (9): 99
Smtth, Sean (10): 87
Soatb, Andrea- 108
secretary
Soccer, Boys':138-139
Sobelman, Scott (10): 20. 87
Solliday, Alexander (12): 63, 65.
Solomon, Alexander (9): 99, 133
Somus, Davtd: 40, 108
STUCO: Front row: Patge Feldman. Sheena Kumanomtdo, Alison
Powers. Sean Lloyd, Harold Katd, Amy Wtlson, Stacey Wilson,
Abby Schnetder, Addte Sherwood. Second row· Brandon Common, Jen Durham, Cory Clines, Jtm Stanley, Naeesa Aztz, Adam
Durham, Callie Bearman, Lmdsey Knudson, Be1eray Morrison_
Third row: Philip Shotts, Ashley Brown, Ryan Cornelius, Christina
Ntcholas, Andy Gosney, Megan McBnde, Steven Cohen. Lianna
Gordon, Leslie Smtih. Back row- Stevte Vredenburgh, Chase
Zenger, Lawrence Carroll, Mark Wagman, Dolph Spoeneman,
Ench Ktehl, Angela Busch, Stanyale Alley
Sunshine Club Front row: Sam Gartland, Jeanette Belliveau,
Bethany Stoliar, Mmam Ross, Meggen Ptcco, Cathy Boulanger.
Back row: Mtmi Oemtsste, Jessica Adler, Sarah Byrne, Oavtd
Fhesher, SeJal Bhakta, Shemce Brown, Adeola Hassan.
Thespians Front row· Datllel Estnn, Undsay Goktford, Olma Ofman lJsa
Comfeld Middle row Bert Berla, Kann Kram, Jen W91nman, Enc Abrams. Lon
Coptlavttz Sara Fnedman, Jordan Newmark. Beth Goldenberg. Kat>8
Knoedelseder, Karl Block. Beck row Angela Busch, Dante! Newmark. K9W1
McCann. Jtmmy DaVIS, Scon Grzenczyk, Anna lngoenthron, Elizabeth Wt son. Kurt Knoedelseder. Jared Novack, Ashley Dtx
2'12 Rambler
Scholarship Club Front row: TaqUida Boclair, Jenme Wolff, Lindsay Ferguson. Back row: IIana Corson, Jenny Btckel, Ashletgh
Smtih, Eliza Altvater, Jenny Farmer.
.-Ml\"'\"\"\" tf
VIdeo Production Club Front row Megan Pftster. Susan Otpart,
Tavtshya White, MarteanaJones. Back row· Beth Bresler. Jey Ptog.
Lauren Sobelman, Enc Seelig.
socoal studoes
sonn, Jacob (9): 99, 133, 157
sonn, Matthew (12): 33, 63, 65,
t57
Soper, Robert (10): 18, 87, 142
Sophomores. 78-79
Soraghan, Joseph (11): 73
Specoal Olympocs: 120-121
Specter, Corey (12): 63, 65, 147
Specter, Joey (10): 87
Spont Week: 8-9
Spotznagel, Casey (11 ): 73. 125
spoeneman, Dolph (11): 73, 147
Spoeneman, Peery(10): 83, 87, 147
Sports dovosoon130-131 :
Spnng musocal 22- 23
Stadnok. Paul: 108
sc1ence
Staosch, Julia ( 11 ): 73
Staosch, Lydoa (9): 99, 140,
Stanford, Chanse (10): 87
Stanley, James (10) 87, 158, 159
Staples, Janee (1 0): 87
Stapleton, John (10): 87, 152, 153
Starr. Davod (11)
Starr, Thomas (10): 87
Steele, Shane I (11 ): 73, 76
Steon, Kevon (9): 95, 99
Steonback, Julia (11): 40, 73, 137,
Steonberg, Kevon (9): 99
Steonhardt, George (11 ): 73, 142, 159
Steonhoff, Drew (9) 99, 138
Steonhoff, Taylor (11 ): 70, 73, 139
Steonmeyer, Carol: 108
secretary
Stendeback, Jason: 108
supervosory asst
Stephens. Chns (10): 87
Stephenson, Julie: 108
Specoal School Dostnct
Sliger, Beverly (9): 99
Stillwell, Chns: 108
nurse
Shllweii,Stephen(12): 64, 156, 157
Stock, Tnsha (12):
Stokes, Ashley (11 ): 9, 73
Stokes, Cody (10): 87, 139,
Stoter,Juston (12):63, 134,135, 148,149
Stollar, Bethany (10): 87
Stolze. Molly (12): 63,
Strauss, John: 108
socoal studoes
Strayhorn, E. Cortney(12): 63, 148
Strayhorn, Juston (10): 87
Strobach, Connoe: 144
volleyball
Strong, Shayla (11 ): 73, 75
Strong, T'Ya (1 0): 87
Strong, Tanesha (9): 99
Struckman, Duston (9): 98, 99, 157 Toce, Demetnus (10): 87 Vredenburgh, Stephen(11): 17, 75,
Stuart, Jamoe ( 1 0): 7 Toboas , Anthony (11 ): 33, 75, 134, 114, 139
Student Congress: 114-115 135, 149 Vncella, Tony (11): 16, 75
Student Lofe dovosoon 4-5: Todorovoch, Cole (10): 87 Vncella, Voto (12): 16, 64,113
Stuk, Esmeralda (10): 87, 147, 151 Toghoyany, Adam (9) 100 Sullivan, Margaret (1 0): 87 Tolliver, Mochael (12): 64, 65, 127
Summer 6-7 Toney, Kathryn (12). 64, WASH. u. Summot, Stephen (9): 99 Toney, Mona (10): 87 Surgant, Stephanie (9): 99 Townley , Kevona (12): 64, Susman, Stephanoe (11): 43, 46, 73 Travos , Cory (9): 100 Waechter, James 108 Susman, Katya (1 0): 87 Tnpodo, Amy (12): 64, band dorector Sutherland, Amanda (9): 99, 136, Trower, Pat: 108 Wagman, Emoly (10): 89, 162 Sutterfoeld, Emoly (9): 99, 136, 137, supervosory asst. Suttle, Stacey (12) 63, Tsadka, Leora (10). 87 Wagman, Marl< (11): 75, 114
Svetkosky, Joll 32, 108 Tubbs, Travoon (1 0): 87 Wagner, Blanche (11): 75
famoly/consumer scoence Turner, Courtney (12): 6, 9, 64, Wagy, Lauren (10). 89, 144
Swanson, Davod (12): 63, Walker, Sean (9): 100, 133, 157, 112, 129, Walker, Sean lay (11 ): 75 Swoder, Andy (9): 99, 133, 153 Turner, Gregory (10): 89 Swoder, Megan (10): 87, 144 Turner, Sarah(10) 6, 89, 144,150, Wallace, Dernck, Coach: 134, 152
Swonney, Charles (12): 63, 134, 135 151 Wallace, Jessoca (12): 64,
Wallach, Max (9): 100, 153
Wallis, Kimberly (9) 100
TED UNIVERSITY
Walpert, A11(9): 100, 129, 160, 161
Walpert. Heather (11): 19, 75, 160
Ward, Brandy (11): 44, 75
DREWES
Ward, Deren (10): 89
CITY Ward, Katoe (10): 80, 89, 152
Ward, Mochael (12): 64, 154,
Washongton, Bentamon (12): 11, 53,
Taber, Jordan (10) 87 56, 64,
Tang, Enc (10): 87 Ultee, Elizabeth (12): 58, 64, Water polo: 142-143
Tappon, Casandra (10): 87 Unser, Drew (11 ): 71 , 75 Waters, Keturah (10): 89
Tappon, Ebony (12):10, 63, Upchurch, Anan (10): 89 Waxman, Rebecca (9): 100, 161
Tarpey, Moke: 108, 134 Urspruch, Knsti (12): 64, Weathersby, Panya (12): 64, 160
practocal arts Uxa, Lindsay (9): 100, 145 Webb, Ronnoe (11 )·
Tarpley, Matthew (11 ): 73 Webb, VoncentJr. (t 1):75, 134, 135
Tarpley, Stephen (9): 99, 133, 153 Webb, Angelo (9)· 100, 132, 133.
Taryle, Debboe: 108
VINTAGE
Webb, Ronnoe (11)
English Webster-Clark, Alexa (9): 100
Tashma, Edoe: 108 Webster, Anthony (12): 64,
socoal studoes
VINYL
Weed, Margaret 108
Taylor, Jack (11 ): 75 secretary
Taylor, Jakki (11): 75, 162 Weonberg, Stewart: 107
Taylor, Rachel (9): 99, 125 Supenntendent of Schools
Taylor, Spencer (12): 63. Weonman, Jennofer (12): 64, 65,
Teague, Morgan (1 0): 87 Vabson, Viktor (9) 100 Weosman. Jacob (9): 100
Tenge, Chad (10): 87 Van Trease, Enn (9): 100 Welch, Kathenne (10): 89, 147
Tenge, Lauren (12): 64, Vastyan,Eiizabeth(9):93, 100, 136, Welsch, Andrew (10): 89
Tenzer, Mochael (9): 99 Verrett, Marcus (9):100, 142, 159 Westerholt, Bob: 41 , 108
Terry, Parks (9): 99 Vest, Matthew(11 ): 76 socoal studoes
Tettenhorst, Molly (12): 52, 64, Vetter, Jeff: 108,109 Westnch, Matthew (11): 76, 157,
Thoes, Londa. 44, 103, 1 08 scoence dept. chaor Westrich, Pernn (9): 1 00
mathematics dept. chaor Vock, Stephen (9): 93, 100, 153 Weyand, Mochelle 108
Thomas, Evan (12): 64, 147 Vottech, Barbora (9): secretary
Thomas, Geneva (1 0): 87 Volkova, Ekatenna (9): Wheeler, Jacob (10): 89
Thomas, Hannah (10): Volleyball: 144-145 Wheeler, John (12): 64,
Thomas, Joseph (9): 44, 100, 142, 159 Von Doersten, Lindsay (11): 42, 75 Whotacre, John (12): 64, 138, 139
Thompson, Mark: 108, 139 Voss, Davod (9): 100, 159 Whotacre, Julie (10) 89
sctence Voss, Jeremy (10) 83, 89 Whole, Kathenne (9): 100
Solar Bike Club Front row: Sean Madsen. Back row: Steve
Schmodt, Dave Hucker, Mochael Rawotscher, John Moffat, Daniel
Kram, Chester Moiler
Honors Choir Front row: Stacey Wilson, Camlla Buechler, Danoelle
Kos , Oenose Hamolton, Keturah Waters, Ebony Tapon. Second row·
Keyambra Oobbons, Kathenne Heugatter. Emoly Gerteos, Megan Brown,
NaeesaAnz, Alexandra Bergerac. Back row Juhe Shar, KatyaSussman,
Rachal Baker, Ashley Rosen, Cady Calcagno, Mochelle Merl<el
Whole. Tavoshya (11 ): 75
Whotelaw, Carne (10): 89
Whotelaw, Charles (11): 10,75
Whotelaw, Charles (9): 100
Whottaker, Rochelle (11 ): 75
Whottemore, Kathenne (12): 64 ,
Whottongton, Amber (9): 100
Woce. Mochael (11): 75, 134, 135,
Woedenbeck, Bryce (9): 100
Woegand. Monam (9): 100, 147
Woegand, Patnck (12): 64,
Woegand. Stefanoe (10): 89, 147
Woldermuth, Rebecca 108
mathematics
Woldo . Jonathan (12): 43, 64
Woldo . Nocholas (10): 89, 159
Wolkens . Delecoa (12).
Wolllams. Charles (12) 64,
Wolllams, Elizabeth (9): 1 00
Wolllams. Kellen (12): 54, 64,
Wolloams, Marvon (11 ): 76
Wollams. Matthew (9): 100. 133,
Wolllams , Sharay (12). 64,
Wolloams , Wolla. 108
bookroom
Wolson, Amy(10): 89, 114, 140, 152
Wolson, Bnan (9): 100
Wolson. Elizabeth (12) 22. 64 , 160
Wilson. Jacques (9): 39, 153
Wolson. Mark(12): 58, 64 , 154, 155
Wolson. Meredoth (10). 20. 75, 81 ,
89, 137, 152
Wolson, Stacey (10): 89, 160
Woner, JoLynn: 107
Board of Educatoon
Wonters, Jeffrey (11): 75, 113,
Wore, Phohp (9): 100, 147
Wott, Rochard· 43, 108
sc1ence
Wrtten. Jonathan ( 11 )· 73, 75, 142. 159
Wollenberg, Davod (10): 89, 147
Wolfe, Graham (10) 89, 154
Wolfe, Jom: 135
coach
Wotff, Jennofer(11): 70,75, 140, 141
Wong. Eamon (11 ): 76, 75
Woodard, Karolyn (11 ): 75
Woolsey, Travos (9): 100, 133,
Wrestling 156-157
Wynne, Chnstopher (9): 100
Y-98 FM Yamane, Kazuhoro (12)
Yasonev, Alexander (10)·
Yasonev, Dennos (11):
Show Choir Front row: Tamara Lange, Jessoca Anderson, Lindsay
Goldford, Beth Goldenberg, Elizabeth Wilson, Sara Froedman.
Second row: Ryan Ferns-Hanson, Debbie DeGregono, Danno
Liberman, Leah Nuetzel, Laura Podgorski.Back row Naeesa Aziz,
Scott Sobelman, Ryan Krull, Jommy Davos, Toffany Hrabosky, Daniel
Newmark
Chorsllers Front row: Caitlin Gardner, Liz Fuhro, Leslie Shopman,
Seretta Harns, Angela Lincoln, Kay Whole Second row: Danoeele
Echols, Ana Ingram, Robertneta Sommons, Kirlt Jackson. Back row:
Cathenne Kenzora, Tiffany Murray, Karen Goggon, Jasmon Moiler.
Chor•le Front row: Corey Brown, Chnstona Johnson, Anne Mutasho,
Alissa Goldsteon, Katy Montague, Matedah Jabaar. Second row:
Karen Goggon, Jessoca Anderson, Keytra Dobbins, Leslie Fredman,
Ryan Krull, Debboe DeGregono, Toffany Hrabosky, Anna Clarlt.
Back row·Tom Rowland, Moke Tollover, Trevor Jones. Dolph
Spoeneman, Angela Busch, Megan Marner, Kirlt Jackson.
Zoo Zahm, Claore (9): 161
Zell, Andrew (9): 139
Zenger, Chase (11 ): 70, 75
Zhang, Nanyong (9):
Zogler, Abogaol (10): 36, 37, 162
Zogler, Corwon (12). 7, 64, 37,
Zornes, Stephanoe:
specoal shoot distnct
Zuke, Jeremy (9):
Science 0 /ympled Front row: Alyson Levone, Shelly Heger
Matthew Cole, Stephanoe Sleeper, Molloe McDowell. Back row
Jey Pong, Sandor Kavacs, Davod Fliesher, Semeon Knts
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Band Front row· Abogal Zogler, Chelsea Merrell, Laura Gelstei, Zack Meyerkord, Nadya Bronsteon, Anel Alexander, Jen Durham, Liz Coone, Kelly O'Hara, Tamara Lange, Tim Rowland, Matt Drobak, Enca shel,
Megan Merntt, Abby Schneoder, Emoly Brunts, Allison Olech, Srah Byrne and Chela Rutlon. Second row: Yulia Dameshak, John Dwyer, Moroam Ross, Lindsay Brenner, Juloa Staosch , Bethany Stoloer, Ca
Alper, Kathryn Dutra, Shelly Heger, Carter Ramsey, Rebecca Nathanson, Amanda Raoney, Doma Ofman, Anthony Scodry, Jessoca Pastens, Emoly Sutterfield and Heather Jones. Thord row: Jakki Taylor, Kat Welch,
George Sternhardt, Anel Lyons-Warren, Kathenne Jasmes, Bryce Weodenbeck, Frances Dusseault, Steve Cohen, Adam Dumam, Mandoe Sutherland, JessiCa Becker, Nrcholas Prontek, Joe Thomas, Jacob Poontek,
Adam Sadovsky, Amod Gautum, Julte Berg and Juloe Foelds. Fourth row Kathryn Hansen, Enc Abrams, Luke Leodenfrost, Ben Horwotz, Lawrence Carroll, Tommy Crane, Brandon Hodge, trona Gurchunov, Katoe
Reed, Danus Rochardson, Wale Hassan, Adam Goldberg, David Harsteon, Max Hoch, Adnenne Mutch, Laura Gulbrandsen, Katie Paskal and London Burns. Fifth row: Ashley Brown, Nicholas Jaworsko, Sean
Bort, Sam Gartland, Jaohnny Kalloongos, Yuyang Chen, Chns Scholl, Antonona Frolova, Jamoe Scaccia, Marty Shaw, Eventt Cnss, Davod Rand, Becky Sauebrunn, Philltp Wire, Calvon Johnson, Phttp Sholts and Enca
Harlan. Soxth row· Lauren Hamvas, Jeff Morroson, Jack Taylor, Lydoa Staosch, Megan Swoder, Jessoca Andersen, Josh Gellman, Jason Goldman, Alexa Webster-Clark, Matt Tarpley, Jeff Cnstiani, Andrew
Person, John Aromando, Andy Garland and Kaola Norman. Seventh row: Emoly Wagman, Bryan McMahon, Robert Lavon, Andrew Brenner, Andy Schamp, Neol Motchell, Jason Growe, Andrew Hvatum, Joey Barzalao,
Ryan Beosel, Andrew Boggs, Zach Kahn, Jeff Yates and Kia Davos. Eoghth row Kate Brennan, Rochard J. Dammers, Andrew Hutson, Zach Shaporo, Woll Fox, Lucas Alberts, Ercoh Koehl, Marcus Verret, Lance Levone.
Ken Kitchon, MIChael D. Fans and James R. Waechter.
Forensics Front row: Rachel Loppmann, Jake Levy, Kathenne
Heugatter, Alocoa Moiler, YunXiang Chu, Casey Spotznagel, Mara
Elkana, Bryce Woedenbeck, Enc Markus. Second row Spencer
Taylor, Mary Ensor, Johhny Kaltongos, Mochael Saltzman, John
Loesel, Andy Welsch, Ken Kitchon, Sean Smoth, Joey Barzalao. Back
row: Nosha Patel, Nocole Raoney, Anthony Scodary, Amod Gautum,
Susan Ingber, Enca Fishel, Laura Brunts, Enn Lapodus, Frances
Dusseault, Becky Chang, Danny Goldsteon, Reod Yokoyama
Nations/ Honor Society Front row: Lakshmi Rao, Rachel Ltppmann, Robyn Levott, Kaola Norman, Teresa Cannostraro, and Caryn Alper
Moddle row: Mochal Mokesell, Wolliam Fox, Davod Swanson, Bert Berla, Mark Wolson, Jon Woldt, Moke Tolltver, Enc Markus, Chns May. Rusty
Fette, Lauren Hamvas, Leslie Fredman, Kevon Lackey, Jamoe Scaccoa, Lindsay Ferguson, Robert Fnedman, Andrew Skor, Alex Kuehl ng.
Chnstona Nocholas, Margaret lbe, Ryan Feot, Lesloe Smoth and Pat Sanders. Back row: Amy Paskal, Manna Dombrovskaya, Noga Sachs. tnna
Moskalets, John lndeck, VIto Vricella, Yulta Damashek, Terese Moore, Nocole Gealy, Jennofer Durham, Anal Alexander, Andy Garland. Jeff
Cnstoani, Tamara Lange, Antonona Frolova, Enc Abrams, Josh Kahn, Emoly Rosen, Cory Zogler, Ashley Dox, Elizabeth Wilson, Noosh n
Nasseh, Tory Bahn, Alloson Robbons, Kathryn Hansen, Megan McBnde, Courtney Bry, Jay Pong, Blaor Peterson, Mochael Goldsteon. EriC
Fotzgerald and Ryan Cornelous.