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Ladue Horton Watkins High School
1201 South Warson Road
St. Louis, Missouri 63124
(314) 993.6447 • www.ladue.k12.mo.us
280 freshmen • 276 sophomores
282 juniors • 268 seniors
SPIRIT EVENTS FILLED THE WEEK BEFORE THE
HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME, OCT. 16. As
IS CUSTOMARY, STUDENT CONGRESS WAS
IN CHARGE OF ALL OF THE PLANNING AND
PUBLICITY FOR THE THEME-FILLED WEEK.
THE 2004 THEME DAYS WERE JERSEY,
WESTERN, COLLEGE, THEME SPIRIT AND
BLUE AND WHITE. ON THESE DAYS, EACH
CLASS WORE ITS DESIGNATED CLASS
THEME COSTUME. 'CITIES' WAS THE OVERALL THEME FOR THE HOMECOMING DANCE
AND FLOATS: FRESHMEN TOOK NEW YORK;
SOPHOMORES, LAS VEGAS; JUNIORS, HONOLULU; AND SENIORS, ST. LOUIS. IN PLANNING
THE FLOATS FOR THE PEP RALLY, THE SENIORS
HAD TRIED TO ARRANGE FOR KIMO, A RAPPER,
TO ATTEND AND PLAY A SONG. THAT PLAN DIDN'T
WORK, BUT THE SENIORS STILL BEAT THE OTHER
CLASSES IN SPIRIT. IN AN AWESOME FLOAT THAT
WAS A GOLF CART OUTFITTED LIKE A CAR WITH
SPINNING RIMS, BILLY HARVEY ( 12) PLAYED THE
PART OF ST. LOUIS RAPPER NELLY. A GROUP OF
SENIOR GIRLS TWEAKED THE THEME AND CREATED
THEIR OWN SWAT TEAM COSTUMES.
A SENSE OF SELFspirit week
During lunch on theThur.day lh~on Lange (II) helpo,
theme day. Kehe:r Gill - k. atcGneo,cdtcck(lll\"tth
\\trom (9) and hebea Retch (9) math during cLab, both \"eardnnk soda. weanng their \"I love ing their favorite team jero,c)''>.
Y\" T-o,htns. Freo,hmen dre\"ed tudcnh sponed thetr favorttc
up in Ne\" York apparel to o,how college or St Louis Ram~.
their grade level o,pirit (top) ardtnal., or Blue\\ jer'e)' on
1onday\\ Jer'e) Da)'. (photo
by aroltne hatkew t~)
MONDAY:
UERSEY DAY
iTUESDAY:
WESTERN DAY
WEDNESDAY:
COLLEGE DAY
iTHURSDAY:
iTHEME DAY
FRIDAY: BLUE
~NO WHITE
DAY
A SENSE OF SELFhomecoming
•
THAT I WAS HOMECOMING
ICING,. I DIDWT HEAR THEM SAY
MY NAME. I WASN\"T REALLY
PAYING ATTENnON,.
JEREMY GROWE (12) SAID.
photo~ by Caroline ha1kewitz
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Top music
britney spears
THIS LOVE
maroon 5
HEYYA
outkast
LEAN BACK
A SENSE OF SELFnow & then
lpod, Introduced by Apple Computers created for teens an easy
way to store downloaded music.
The small dev1ce, available in a
var1ety of colors, can hold from
1,000-10,000 songs, depending
on the model. \"I love to listen to my
lpod when I am travelling,\" Jason
Malashock (12) sa1d.
The ubiquitous yellow L1vestrong
bracelet, worn by both boys and
g1rls all over the country, sold
for $1. Contr1but1ons supported
efforts to help people liv1ng w1th
cancer and benefited the Lance
Artmstrong Foundation. \"It's nice
to see the overwhelming support
for th1s organ1zat1on,\" Matt Bruer
(11) said.
DAVID NYKIN
1
. David Ny kin (12)
arrives at 9:15 and waits
for someone to open the
side door. He is ready for
AcLab with his blue card
in hand.
2. Nykin makes a healthy
choice for lunch, eating
a granola bar in the cafeteria.
3
. Making up a Language Lab assignment
after school, Nykin listens
intently to the tape.
4. After a long day, Nykin
pretends to nap in the
hallway before he heads
home.
STUDEI\\ITS' DAY TO DAY LIVE:.S DIFFERED DEPENDING ON THEIR CHOICES CLASSES, CLUBS AND ACT vrnrs,
A, B, C OR 0 LUNCH AT THE END OF THE: DAY FRE=SHMEN WAITE:.D F-OR \"'\"HEIR PARE'N\"~S TO PICK THEI\\II .JP,
WHILE MOST SENIORS DROVE TO SCHOOL. LUNCH FOR SOME STUDENTS WAS A SNACK FROM THE RAM SHACK
OTHERS ATE THE' SCHOOL'S PIZZA AND FRIES, AND SOME BROUGHT A SANDWICH FROM HOME, SUPPLEMENTED
BY THE: VENDING MACHINES
3 STUDENTS I LIVES I MANY CHOICES
A- P~ in th,e Li
SAMMIE STARR
DAVID KEKEC
1 . After her morning bus
ride, Sammie Starr (9)
arrives at school on time.
2. In the nurse's office
after lunch, she takes
her medicine.
3. After school, Starr
buys Skittles from the
Ram Shack to tide her over
until she gets home.
1. Before school, David
Kekec (10) walks in the
side door from the parking
lot.
2. While others are
eating their lunches,
Kekec comically searches
for some food in the trash
can.
3 . He chats in the Commons before school
with Allie Weinstein.
4. After school, Kekec
goes to a help session
and works on difficult math
problems.
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Emrly rebs (1 V V
Boris Abadzhyan
Astek Abera
Aster Abera
Abyu Abozen
Wayne Adams
Anthony Allen
Natasha Allen
Doron Aloush
Joanna Alper
Erin Anderson
Lashanal Anthony
Mohammed Ba
Nicholas Bahn
Rebecca Balis
Kyle Barrett
Richard Bass
Daniel Becker
Keisha Benton
Kristin Berry
Vikram BUankl
Richard Birenbaum
Jordan Blase
Colin Bloomfield
Molly Bly
Colton Boehm
David Bomfleth
Jeffrey Bowen
Grant Boyd
Kelsey Brenden
Lauren Bresler
IDEIIIIJYjuniors
2 go to school
• or do HOMEWORK 3 be re-incarnated as a
• shoe or a IC
a a TWlg, to be one with
Mother Earth. \\) lJ
hoyr P•opo•s lp (1 V V
With juq a few ~econd~ be~ re the bell.
JUntor-. am Panke. Slava
Prokhorel'> and Allt.,on Lange
fintsh a qutck conver\\ation in the ommons. The
Lauren Bronson
Jarvis Brown
Jessica Brown
Matthew Bruer
Keith Callen
Brooksey Cardwell
India Chapman
Andrew Cleland
Aaron Cohen
Danielle Conley
Brittany corey
Janera Crayton
Monae Cribbs
Adrienne Crosby
Genee Cunningham
Jared Daiber
Brook Davis
De'Angelo Dean
unofficial crossroads of the
school. the Commons hou< .. e\\
vendtng machines. the Ram
hack book \\lore and tables
wtth benches. (left) (photo by
McKay Yancey)
A bauery-operated
J-\\car will shoot down
the hall when Ricky
Btrenbaum (II) fltp the
swttch. Phy'>tc\\ Mudent
tested veloctty. changtng
speed over a et dtstance.
(left) (ph to by Kala
O'Connor)
Spectal Olympic
gave Zhen Lt (II)
the opportuntty to make
a po\\ter with her athlete.
Ladue ho ted its 14th
pecial Olymptcs. ov.
12. \" I got to ee thmgs
from a new per pective.
ot ever)'one can do
the same thtngs I do,\"
Lt srud. (photo by Kala
O'Connor)
Group jotned forces
for the 10 Da)' of
Gntng tn December.
Kala o· on nor (II) and
Emily Ro enfeld ( 12)
bag up dona!tons to
deliver. (far left) (photo
b)' Joanna lper)
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L unch penod gives Jonathan
ovack (II) and Hannah
Madson (12) time to catch up
on thetr day while they eat.
While orne tudents preferred
the Common to the cafeteria,
trash and pill cau ed Principal
Joe Powers to clo e it down to
the lunch crowd everal time
over the cour e of the year.
Jeanne-Marie Declue
Menbere Demlssle
Sarah Demlssle
Andrea Desmond
Michael Dicker
Christopher Dlx
Damaris Duddy
Matthew Early
Anthony Easterwood
Timothy Eckelmann
Michael Ensor
Elliot Estep
Danlelle Fancher
Ellen Ferger
Tracy Fields
Todd Fleming
Gerardo Flores
Jeremy Fontaine
Jerrlca Franks
Daniel Fredman
Hannah Friedman
Samuel Frigo
Jasmine Frison
Douglas Gealy
IDENDTYjuniors
Physic teacher Richard Wiu
clarifie a concept for Jocelyn
Leidenfro t (II) and Laura Turner
(II). Academi Lab provided the
opportunity for tudents to get
extra help and to get make up
work. (photo by Michelle Pais)
The Learning Center 1 a qu1et
environment for Aaron tock
(II) to study for final . On the
fiN day of final exams, Jan. II,
tudent took advantage of the LC
to use computers, read and \\1-0rk in
tudy group . First seme ter exams
ran Jan. 11-14, With a half-day on
the last day of te ting. (photo by
Caroline ha1kewitz)
A group project ha
..t'\"\
he full attention of
JUniors Dan1el Becker and
Bryce Goodman during
an cLab. Meanwhile,
Llonn Jaeger ( 10) catche
up on orne readmg for
her English cia . (photo
by M1cheUe Pai )
Andrew Gelstein
Brittany GlUe
Brent Goldstein
Deborah Goldstein
Claudia Gomez
Bryce Goodman
Andrew Gordon
Mathilda Gordon
Michael Gordon
Laura Gourley
James Grady
Krista Grant
Heather Green
Nathaniel Greenberg
Katherine Griesedieck
Stuart Gross
Allison Gubin
Joanna Gubin
Lewam Habtemichael
Yishak Habtemichael
Amanuel Hallemichael
Nina Hall
Kiet Hang
Sarah Harper
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B aba wood and 'reall) trong
glue· are put to good u.,e b)
nna Fung ( 10) and heila Wong
(II) a\\ they build tower\\ 111 Je\\\\c
McGiaughlm'' ... cicncc cla\\sroom
for a c1cncc lympiad event.
Melissa Harris
Sarah Haspiel
Rebecca Hatlelid
Ryan Hatlelid
Deangelo Hayden
James Hazzard
Rit a Hemphill
William Hendree
Alan Herman
linh Hoang
Isaac Hoft
James Holbrook
Anneliese Holstein
Kristi Hughes
Paul Humphrey
Joel Hunter
Ashley Hurd
Teymour lsmailov
Emily Israeli
Chrissi Jackson
Sara Joern
Jeremy John
Tanya Jones
Mary Jongeward
IDENDTYjuniors
c1ence Olymp1ad include., many
even!.,, mcludmg one for tower\\.
\"We were trymg to con\\Lruct the
lightco,t buldmg that could carr)
the heavie\\t load,\" Fung \\aid .
(photo by Bla1r aeks)
Hot lattc on a cold January
morn1ng hll\\ the 'POl for
Kayla Jack\\on (9). Gcncll Owen\\
(9) wall\\ while lfe lla\\\\an ( 12)
\\Crve\\ the latte 111 the Ram had;.
DE member\\ operated the Ram
Shack .... elling their cht..,.,matc\\
..,chool ... upplieo,, candy and other
... nad..\\, dnnk\\ and \\<:hool-logocd
apparel. The Ram hack wa' open
during cLab and lunchco,.(photo
b) Kala O'Connor)
~ a German lub activity.
JUnior~ Joanna Gubin and
Kelly Memtt bake cook1e~ 111
the family and con;umer ~cience
k1tchen. They followed rec1pe~
supplied by club '>pon.,or. Gennan
teach r (photo by Joanna !per)
Benjamin Jordan
Margaret Kabel
Katherine Kafoury
Kayla Kahn
Nicole Kantor
Endalkache Kassa
Millicent Keane
Edward Kiely
Joshua Klearman
Emily Kline
Abby Knoedelseder
Brian Koenig
Alison Kraus
Emily Krebs
Anton Kuchman
Iryna Kurbatava
Colin Lamming
Allison Lange
Sarah larson
Blake Lawrence
Chong Lee
Jocelyn Leidenfrost
William lemp
Adam Levy
Talkmg through the.r wnung,
JUmor-. 11~hael pewak. Kala
O'Conn r and Becca Bah., work
on \"Kavlla Through Gla.,., ,\" a
'>hon stOI) b Emily hhrem Raboteau . for J~on Lovera\\ L1terary
Analy;is. They analped image!)
and '>ymboli.,m of '>pee iii line' of
the story t get the meaning \" It\\ a
difficult cour~e . but I thmk 1t will
prepare me for P English next
;ear. and also for my future career
as a publisher.'' O'Connor >ald.
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Stephanie Levy
Zhen li
Candice Liggins
Joseph Lombardi
Samuellyss
Joshua Madson
Kuzanga Makano
Steven Marcus
Louis Marklln
Johnie McAlister
Maggie McCarthy
Camille McClinton
Kelly Merritt
Timothy Merritt
Michael Meyerkord
Jamal Miller
Erica Mitchell
Jerry Moore
John Moore
Katherine Moore
Danielle Moser
BenJamin Moskowitz
Daniel Movitz
Angelina Mwonga
lisa Nadeau
Ariel Nathanson
Jeffery Nelson
Ka Ng
De'Netra Norris
Jonathan Novack
Michaela O'Connor
Edward O'Donnell
Danielle Oliver
Thomas Olsen
Andrea Olszewski
Kathryn Osllca
IDENTITY juniors
Samuel Panke
sunali Patel
Stephen Poon
Rashane Prapalsllp
Noah Prince-Goldberg
Slava Prokhorets
Nelson Propst
Phillip Pulliam
Sarah Rassleur
Matthew Reed
Jennifer Reiss
Frances Remsen
MongolJan Barbeque i the etting for the yearbook winter
holiday luncheon. &hton. in chief
Enuly Kline and DanJelle Fancher,
jumors, tim h theu meal and vi It
about the upcormng break. \"All the
edators had a lot of fun celebratmg
the hard work we did during first
erne ter,\" Klme aid. (left)
Peeredillng i the Ia t tep for
JUnaors Todd Fleming, Hannah
Friedman and arah Beth Waxman
before they tum an theu personaltty feature tone an Joumalasm-1
Wnllng. \"I wrote about my uncle
and h1 lafe when he laved in Albama,\" Friedman aid. (far left)
Graphic Design student .
JUniOrs am Ly , Racket ha
Green and Genell Owen , work
an Patncaa Chavez' axth hour
cia!> Owen look over Green'
boulder at her de agn, u ing only
type. \"We were working on de igning wath type We had to u e ju t
type. no hape or an;thing other
graphic . to create a de agn and
make it look lake it fit the word
- like 'playful' or 'up and down,\"'
Green said
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Sarah Remsen
Jamell Rice
Katherine Ricks
Brittany Roach
Sharita Robinson
John Rogliano
Edward Rohan
Matthew Rose
Michael Rosen
Sakisha Rusan
Megan Rutter
Benjamen Ryckman
Blair Saeks
William Salomon
Joshua Sams
Alden Sargent
Peter Scherck
Geoffrey SchlaAy
Molly Schlamb
Peter Schlamb
Anna Sher
Jonathan Sher
Rhowsheda Sherrill
caroline Sherwood
Michael Shirar
Chelsea Sims
Jasmine Smith
Kyle Smith
Benjamin Solomon
Erica Sonn
Naveen Sood
Samuel Sparks
Arnd Speckmann
David Specter
Michael Spewak
David St. Geme
IDENDTYjuniors
National Merit emi-finalists
and Ach1evement Semifinalist; line up on the stairs.
P1ctured from bottom (I to r):
semor> Lindsay Bayham, Susie
Stanley, lfe Hassan (Achievement emi-finalist), Jen LeLaunn, Jaydev Mahadevan, Amari
Hammonds (Achievement
Semi-final1stand ational Ment
em1-finalist), Paul K1ehl, ick
emenkovich, ick Carpenter
and Alex Song auonal Merit
emi-finalists Evan Axelbaum
and Matt Pearlstone are not pictured. (photo by Leah Winer)
Caitlin Stapleton
Andrew Steele
Chelsea Strayhorn
Aida Stuk
Archimedes Stuk
Dulcinea Stuk
Noah Sullivan
Ellen Thomas
Armeda Thurston
Danielle Tice
Martin Toft
Charles Tomlinson
Cans form a ca~tle as
semors atahe Mayer,
ara Edmundowicz and
TomJ Kovac tack contnbutiOns from 10 Days of
llohday llelpmg. everal
groups, 1nclud1ng HOP
and unshine Club. JOined
forces to collect money
and non-pemhable 1tems
for local chariues. (photo
by McKay Yancey)
Registration files are
ched.ed as Andrew
Cleland (II) prepares
to ca•.t his vote in the
school mock election.
Glen Benson (I 0) looks
up Cleland\\ name so he
can check h1m off the h.,t.
Democrat John Kerry
won the \\chool vote for
pres1dent, but Republican
George Bush won m the
national election. Likewise.
while the Democratic candidate for governor. Cla1re
McCaskill, was the school
cho1ce, Republican Matt
Blunt won the M1ssoun
gubematonal race. (photo
by Kala O'Connor)
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Laura Turner
Taylor Van Meeteren
Aaron Varadln
Caroline Vastyan
Sarah Verrett
Phillip Voss
Sam Wallach
Keyon Watkins
Sarah Waxman
Jane Wiedenbeck
Locha Williams
Melissa Williams
S 1gn ups for Ladue Afncan Amencan tudent Alliance are encouraged at the ctivities Fair in October.
enior Elizabeth Prewitt-Allen.
A hley Orr and Orie fbe tell prospective members how to JOin LAA A
spon ored after school tutonng
essions. where tuden could seek
extra help from peers and teachers.
(photo by Kala 0 ' onnor)
NallonaJ H nor oc1ety members
Caroline asryan ( II ) and Blair
aek. ( II) d1rect a parent to a cia sroom at open hou e. ept. II. H
members helped parent navigate
the1r student\\ schedule (nght)
I MTITYjuniors
Clanfi ation on an assignment come., from soc1al
stud1es teacher Rob Good. Josh
arns (II) checked in with Good
during AcLab m ovember.
(ph to by Michelle Pais)
A photograph in a te~tbook
.r-\\.g1ves JUniOrs a'een ood
and Kyle Barrett a laugh. After
they fimshed lunch, ood and
Barrett chatted in the Common
for the remaining few mmutes
Juniors not pictured:
Guren Coleman
Daniel Doolan
Anthony Eason
Kayla Fivecoat
Kathryn Garland
Samuel Griffing
Nikki Grossberg
David Huckshold
Corey Jabaar
Kelly Marren
Sarah Mclaughlin
Jason Murray
Charles Northern
Taylor Williams
Ysatls Williams
Benjamin Wilson
Rachel Winston
Patricia Wire
MacKenzie Wolff
Sheena Wong
Sheila Wong
Eli Woods
Jason Wu
McKay Yancey
Bo Zhang
Michael Pernik
Channell Simmons
Aaron Stock
Patrick Walsh
Fufel Xiang
MagaziOe 10 the library offer read10g
cho1ces for Fortuna Ha1lemanam
(9). Feb. 25. ln the quiet atmosphere. after
lunch. he was earching for .,omething
enterta1010g. not nece arily educational.
\"I am JUS! looking for something fun to
read,\" Hallemanam a1d. (left)
Lang~ton Hughe poem i. the ubJe 1
of a group project b)' JUniOrs DeAngelo Dean, Danielle Oliver and Tonya
Jones, for American tudies II. \"Our
assignment was to memonze. wnte about
and perform a poem from the Harlem
Renrussance.\" Jones sa1d.
Recipes pre~ent choices
for group member Will
P1wmca-Worms (9). J1mmy
Winter ( 10) and i-L10 u1
( 12). In 1h1rd hour reauve
Cooking, teams elected alads,
vegetable and desserts u ing
healthy ingredient\\.
On a rare warm day 1n February, Chri\\LIOa Baer ( 10)
eats lunch 1n a ~unny '>pol in
the courtyard. Her lunchtime
entertainment wa. a group of
boys play10g hackey sa k.
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Madelaine Adler
Adekunbi Ajiboye
Matthew Albert
Alyssa Aldrich
Anna Alekseyev
Benjamin Arnstein
Christina Baer
s. Charles Baer
Emily Balk
Abigail Barash
Khulan Batbileg
Jamila Bausley
Alex Beers
Glen Benson
Teinisha Bible
Ryan Blackwell
Erin Blase
Benner Boswell
Alexander Bower-Leet
Dylan Boyd
Stephanie Brenner
Elyse Bronson
Ron Bronstein
Ciera Brookfield
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watch 'CROSSROADS'
or 'Gigli'
read minds or
redict the future
aa'Gigli,' because I've
heard it's so bad))))
that it's funny. 11 11 - K.mber y liar ~rem ,
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IDENDTYsophomores
a a Read minds, so I could scare
people by saying exactly
what they were thinking. vv - l1z Deane 1 1 v 1
buy lunch or
Prin11unch
aa My salami
sandwiches are
the bomb. VV - Mtct ae1 Ca\"oll ( l
Room number'> for\\ alenune recipient come from \\ecretaf) Barb
Grctcman. Lana Tkachenlo ( 10) wa
gelling read} to dcll\\er pre,enh. Feb.
ll.lor OS C (far left)
Safe!) gear in place. Greg Zahner
(9) tum\\ a pindle for a candle
table 111 Wood' L Goggle\\. ma\\l\\
and other required prolecuon i' vital
111 .:Ia' c' \\\\here ,tudcnh u'e po\\\\er
equipment ew teacher Jale Loh'c
tool over the hand\\-on pracucal art\\
cla\"e' thi\\ }Car. (photo b) Blair
aek'l
David Brown
Erica Brown
Samuel Brune
Emily Brunts
Dominique Bullock
Laura Burns
Kalin Byrd
Wen-Ting Cai
Stewart Cannon
Candace Carlberg
Michael Carroll
Andrew Chang
Mingwei Chen
Xi Chen
Kelly Cheuk
Christopher Churchman
Stephen Cohen
Arielle Cole
Kevin Collins
Michael Cooper
Jeremy cropf
Carmen Crosby
Dana Csengody
Michael curran
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Warmup arc part of the datly
routine for band \\tudent,,
Leah Daiber (9) gel\\ going on the
oboe \"hile her brother. Jared D tber
(II) look> o'er the ptece of mu,u: for
ba '>OOn. (ph to b) Mtchelle Pat'>)
At the Chtlt 'upper. Jan . :!8.
the Ram. with help from Zach
Rudolph. JOI..e., with a )OUng,tcr.
l<..td' al'o po'ed for a pt<:ture '' tth the
Ram. (photo by Kala O'Connor)
Melanie Daniel
Samantha Davis
Elizabeth Deane
Gordon Dickler
Anthony Digrispino
Samantha Dobbin
Benjamin Dolan
Benjamin Durham
David Dwyer
Igor Dzhurinskiy
Marya Earl
Random Easley
Alexandra Edwards
Jonathan Ehrlich
Melissa Elbert
Elana Estrin
Melody Evans
Rachel Faddis
IDENDTY sophomores
Spread out. Je..,.,ica Oppenheim
( 12). Chri'>'>) Jack.,on (II). Jerrica
Frank'> (II) and Candice Liggin'> (II )
eat. \"Lunch is fun becau'>e we gos'>tp
over good food.'' Frank> \\aid . (right)
S pmt Mom> and tuco spon..,ored
the Chth upper. where Becca Baits
( 10) hand' out bead'>. \"Sarah Wicc and
I '>Old Ladue Ram bracelet\\ to rat'>e
money forCanng Bndge Foundation:·
Kayla Rudolph ( 10) satd. (photo by
Ka la o· onnor)
Jeremy Feit
Ross Feldman
Lauren Fellabaum
Amy Fields
Tyler Fish bone
Rachel Fleissig
Alante Fletcher
Sarah Fliesher
Allegra Foley
Erica Fondren
Amber Ford
Russell Forshee
J
ournali\\m- 1 Wnting qudents
ltsten to a C-Span reporter inside
the C- pan bu., 10 October. The
JOumali'>t talked to the clas'> about
the importance of knowing the biase'>
of new\\ \\ources. He a1d that C- pan
1s one of the only new., outlet' that
pre ents e'ents and the leg1\\lattve
proces\\ ru, they happen. without any
\\pin or \\I ant
First \\erne. ter finab week take\\ it;
toll on Chff Goodrich ( 10). The
exam \\Chedule en..ured that student\\
wouldn 't be overwhelmed by too
many te;t., 10 one day. but by the
end of the week most were relteved
it was over. Exams ran from Jan. 11 -
14. with a half day on the 14th. Many
\\tudents favor a half day \\Chedule for
all final exam day'>. (far left)
Early 111 October. freshemen
compare notes and 1mpre.,.,1ons
about the high school. Marty Yang,
Michael Connon. Enca Wagner and
Jacob Ca\\hen talked about their
morn10g classe;. .. t first. I was
scared to enter the high school. but
tt was an ea-.1er trans1t1on than I
thought 1t would be .. Wagner sa1d.
(McKay Yancey)
Sl
In memory of Matthew Guenther
\"vfall paned a11a in februm ·.Since lzH
1 ean at Old Bonlwmme l:lementwy . chool. Matt
had been WI important part of hi 1 c/a.1 1 and had
a profound effect on hi1 clai\\1/Uite.\\. \"He ll'aljlll'f
\\uch a bi~ part of our clan. /learned \\0 much from
him. year after year.\" Rebecca Silm ( /0) wid.
Joshua Frelich
Anna Fung
Clayton Gentsch
Alexander Gerteis
Danni Gherzgiher
Ismail Ghodbane
Kelsey Gillstrom
David Ginsburg
Rachel Goldmeier
Anne Goldring
Mick-Joshua Gonzales
Natalie Goodman
Clifford Goodrich
Victoria Grady
Jacob Grand
Kevin Grigoryan
Christopher Grimes
Kelly Groll
Rebecca Grossman
Matthew Guenther
Kirubel Hailemichael
Ahmad Haley
Daniel Hammerman
Phan Hang
Melissa Harintho
Kimberly Hartstein
Lauren Harvey
Jordan Hedgecock
Shaun Heitert
David Hermann
lien Hoang
Isabel Hogan
Joseph Holland
Nathaniel Holmes
Paul Hamsher
Daniel Honkomp
IDENnTYsophomores
\"He tau~/11 me. am/all oful, 10 much I
remember 1re t1.1ed to l'olunteer to lilt\\.\\ re< eH
became we wallted to read to !1-fatt. H't• ~~anted to
be around him,\" Ariana Tobin wid.
Matt\\ peer.\\ hoped toc\\tahlilh a memorial to
tht'ir ~o(l{/.friend at Old Bonlwmme.
~ture i'> important to Grant Wrinkle (I 0), who \\can., hi'> Jean'>
m the PubLab, Feb. 15. for an art project Dame! Raedeke'\\
culpture II '>tudent'> created llfe-'>ized sculptures of them\\elve.,. \"I
JUSt like to scan my pants. When I get a little free lime, I scan my
pant'>. I guess you could say 11\\ a hobby,\" Wrinkle sa1d.
With winter break JU'>t around
the comer, yla Karamustafa ( 10) and An ana Tob1n ( 10)
exchange \\ecret pal pre.,enl'> 111
Academ1c Lab. (right)
Newspaper and yearbooil.
photo ass1gnmenl'> go out
for the January 1ssue. M1chelle
Pa1., ( 10). Maggie McCarthy
(II). arah Harper (II), Kmlln
Berry (II), Bla1r aek., (II) and
Geoff chlany (I I) get the1r
a'>'>ignments from photo ed1tor'
Kala o· onnor( II) and aroline
hmkew1tz ( 12). (below)
Brandy Howard
Shyra Huddleston
Neal Hustava
Lorin Jaeger
Jessica Jawor
Michael Johnson
Katelyn Jones
Ayla Karamustafa
Christina Kavanaugh
David Kekec
Christopher Kersten
Erin Kidder
Kelsy Kliesen
Kathleen Kobe
Beth Kopp
Michael Kottmeier
Katherine Kovacs
Evan Kretmar
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Dmitry Krits
Xin Lai
Anna Langenberg
Emily Laycob
Caitlin Lenz
Sean Lesser
Nicole Lester
Benjamin Levin
Andrew Levitt
David Levy
Jennifer Levy
Samuel Lipsitz
Chen Liu
Nikko Locastro
Erin Loebner
Scott Luvin
Tara Mahadevan
Michael Malashock
Andrew Markenson
Dominic Marklin
Benn Marler
Spencer Mason
Elizabeth May
Jeffrey McCurdy
Laura McKenzie
Jennifer Mcleod
Justin McVey
Zachary Meyer
Matthew Meyers
Kimberly Morgan
VI ual a1d will
enhan e Genee unningham·., (II) \\peech
and pre-.entauon m Public
peakmg . he ~howed
JUniOr.. drienne Cro b}
and Wayne dams her
po ter. Feb. 25 ... l did an
informative \\peech about
eyebrows - the1r hape.
purpo c and why we have
them:· unningham . aid.
IDENDTYsophomores
NH news IS checked
out b} Kyung Yoon
(9). ophomore .JUnior.. and
en1or.. who meet the cnteria
are ehg1ble.
Had. e) ad; in the coun) ard
1 a fa\\orne lunchume
acll\\ II) A group ofbo)' kicked
11 around after lun h on a \\\\arm
da in Janu3r).
A Graph1c De 1gn proJect
r-\\.ceh e tra attenuon from
Brandon Hamacher (10). \"I am
de igning a ne\" I go for an electron~<: compan) ... he a1d.
Thomas Murphy
Merit Myers
Natasha Myles
Alexander Narang
George Nicholas
Adam Novack
Olayemi Oduwole
Anna Ogadzhanova
Nehikhare Ogbevoen
Jacob Ohlemiller
Sean Okpala
Conrad Osborn
Miles Painter
Michelle Pais
Ankur Panthi
Molly Paskal
Jason Perlmutter
Andrew Pemikoff
Christine Peters
Caitlin Petrosky
Michael Phelps, Jr.
Aubree Phillips
Orli Pinsberg
Dmitri Postnov
Steven Powell
Alicia Prade
Emily Pranger
Geoffrey Ramsey
Nicholas Redd
Jordan Reich
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Rachel Reynolds
Ryan Rogers
Kayla Rudolph
Bradley Sabin
Stewart Sanchez
Kristin Saunders
Lydia Schaeffer
Benjamin Schisler
A. Brandon Schupp
Alison Schwartz
Nicholas Scodary
Emily Seldin
Simon Seo
Dylan Serbia
Mark Shabsovich
Leslie Sherman
Micah Shields
Jennifer Shirar
Alexander Shirley
Lucas Signorelli
Rebecca Silva
Michelle Skwiot
Julian Smith
Nigel Solomon
Meira Sondov-Gold
Michael Sophir
Ephraim Sosna
Eldrich Spencer
Ashley Spivey
Jacqulynn Stanford
Melanie Stelzer
Rebekah Stokes
Brandon summit
Tiffani Swinney
Theron Temple
Clarissa Thomas
IDENTITY sophomores
Panorama 'pons wnter . sophomores J1mmy Winter'> and L1z
Deane. get their fiN as'>lgnments from
'>pon co-ed1tor Evan Jones (I:!) m
January. n unu,ually large number of
new wntcr., jomed the new.,paper taff
second semester 111 new'>. feature'>.
'>pon and opm1on.
Alan Thomasson
Janiece Thompson
Kristen Thompson
Svetlana Tkachenko
Ariana Tobin
Nathan Todd
Maria Toropova
Cierra Turner
Brittney Vaughn
Danielle Wallis
Stephanie Walpert
Kathryn Walter
Van Wang
Daniel Waxman
Daniel Webster-<:lark
Samuel Weigley
Carol Weisman
Nathaniel Weiss
Soalung up orne un. sophomores
Kahn Byrd. Jordan Hedgecock,
Rebecca ilva and Lana Tkachenko
eat lunch m the counyard ... It\\ alway
fun to get together and talk about
stuff with your fnend; at lun h,\"
nachenko aid (photo by Michelle
Pais)
St
Sarah Whaley
Jason Whiting
Sarah Wice
Christina Wilkins
Zebediah Williams
George Winter
James Winters
Elizabeth Witkowski
Daniel Wittels
Duncan Wolfe
Nicole Wong
Grant Wrinkle
Jingyue wu
Robert Wynne
Qingwen Xu
Cole Yancey
Lara Zenger
Alexis Zotos
Sophomores not pictured:
Michael carpenter
Jonathan Davis
Andrew Eason
Jenna Fivecoat
Phillip Geraci
Emily Griffing
A the first tep tn
stanmg a new umt.
teacher 1erri bel
takes the reati'e ooking clas through menu
h01 e m early March
tudents chose, sh pped
for, and prepared healthy
di he . (right)
A display case m the
.t-\\commons tills with
mnesty InternatiOnal
flyers, pt tures and m~ rmauon as ick Rtsler
( 10) help'> set 11 up The
organtzauon worked to
bring attentiOn to tssues
of human nght vtolation in the ntted tates
and else~here . (ph to by
Mtchelle Pats)
IDENnTY sophomores
Brendon Hamacher
Robert Knight
Rachel Oehler
Nicholas Paubel
Nicholas Risler
Shonesia Thomas
L unch ts alway too
'>hon. L}dta chaeffcr ( 10) talk . bet~ecn
bites of tce cream as
Emily eldm ( 10) lim shes
her bottle of water. ·· t
the high '>Chool it I'> easter
to soctaltze wtth fnends.
because the lunches are
longer. and there·., more
ume bet~een classes.\"
eldtn said. (photo by
Geoff chlafly)
I
n 1ts fir.t year, Orgamzat10n of tudents Ass1st1ng
Chtldren helped support Ranken Jordan Rehabilitation Hospital with a Valentine' Day fundrat er.
(clo kwise from upper left) • A bunch of long
temmed silk rose wan for indtvtdual delivery to
tudents m clas e . • ophomores nna Fung and
Rachael Reynolds divide up the rose . . • For 6.
tudents could buy a teddy bear and rose for their
Valentine. • EmJiy Balk make dehvenes. Feb. II.
• ophomores ivtan Chen. nna Fung and Laura
McKenz1e attach gtft tags and note room number..
Before mme Club k1ck off a meetmg. Jan. 26 in
the PubLab, Me lame Dame I (I 0) and John Lynch
(9) share art discoveries in books they brought for
rnsptratton . As man as 20 computer arti ts howed
up regularly for meetings where they learned the ins
and outs of usrng Photoshop to create ant me art from
e'{pert members such as Fufei Xiang ( 10) and heila
and Sheena Wong (II).
&I
Jennica Abrams
Renae Adams
Jennifer Adkins
James Akridge
Jaime Aldrich
Martha Allen
Isaac Amon
Brynne Andersen
Erin Anello
Lamekia Anthony
Joseph Anton
Ryan Armstrong
Ellery Bahn
Martin Bailey
Michael Bain
Chane! Banks
Rebecca Bayham
Samantha Beiermann
Danisa Bennett
lisa Bensinger
Amber Berry
Ammarra Berry
Nicholas Berry
Mark Bigg
be stuck in a closet
with snakes
or 5fi~er5
a a Snakes - they're
tastier. vv - Ben Spar s (9)
• 54 freshmen surveyed
IDENTITY freshmen
have R or\\YA!'IO!ru~!r
year-round
42%
Summer, because you get
endorphins from the sun
and they make you happy. V V - Brittn1 Zotos (9)
eat McDonald's
or
BuRGER KING
58%
McDonald's, because
they rock my D D
socks off! II II - Gro..:e Turney ,9)
A<.:tlng out. 1e1an1e Crandall (9) JOke around ouh1de the
lo.:kers in 1he tront hall. Big Brothers and B1g i~ters took
fre,hmcn on tours of the buildmg before cia -,e, \\tarted The) al o
helped tre.,hmen hgure outthetr lod.cr lo<.:atlon and comb mat ion.
(photo b) Geoft ..:hlafly)
I
n the la\\t fe\\\\ mmute'> before the end of cia.,.,, John uuerheld
(9) geh hi., book., and papers organ11ed Planners \\\\Cre dl\\tnbuted to tudent at the begmnmg of the -;chool )Car to help \\>.lth
organ1Lat1on. The) mduded a '>tudent handbook. chool calendar
and other pertinent infom1ation. (photo by Bla1r aek )
Gavin Blyth
Patrick Boland
courtney Bolden
Carlyle Bond
Gregory Bowen
Princetta Brown
Melanie Bryan
Mark Bukhshtaber
Kaitlyn Burnstein
Charles Burroughs
Brittany Cameron
Hugh Cannon
Claire Caplan
Julia Carpenter
Myron Carter
Jacob Cashen
Andrew Chang
Melissa Chapnick
Fu-Jui Chen
Jianwei Chen
Jasmin Clark
Amanda Cohen
Michael Connon
Daniel Copeland
as
PIZ7.a hll the 'POl
for hungr) teen
ag r . l.o ha Wtlltnm (II , tell a
lla n (12). Ke\\tll
German ( 9), En a
Fondren ( 10) nd nelk Cole ( IOJ dc\\OUr
the Papa John • ptzza
dt Spe~:tntm e\\cnt
Spectrum t a cluh
that cn.:oum e di\\er
-,it) and acceptance
of t>ther-. ~Mr Good
encoura •cd us to go
to Spectrum. It \\\\as
alter ~:hool and was
tun bec:au'e I met a
lot of ne\\1. people
People \\\\ere there that
I don't nomJall) C\\en
cc. o 11 put lot of
dt!T rent lo.id m one
pla.:e at one ttmc,\"
Hagen 'atd. (photo
h) 1tc:helle Pais)
Charles Cordeal
Timothy Cowhey
Melanie Crandall
Ramon Crayton
Nicole D'Abreu
Adrienne Da Gue
Leah Daiber
Hadley Davis
Astridia Dean
Michael Deane
Corey Dorn
Meaghan Dowd
carolyn Drobak
Noah Duncan
Lauren Dunn
Elizabeth Dwyer
Artur Dzhurinskiy
Amanda Early
IDENTITY freshmen
n
Dolllg a \\Ill) dance. Manm Bailey (9)
get' m the pany mood. Fre,hman
Rec 1ght ha' become an annual fall
trad1t1on m the la-.t -.c,eral year-.. (nght)
(photo by McKay Yancey)
Retelling a funny incident. Emily
Le1denfro>t (9) cracl..; up her
cla.,.,mate.,, Emily halkc\"'ll.l and
ick Robb1ns.
Harrison Elfrink
Constance Ellington
Dawn Elznic
Kathryn Erekson
Elizabeth Essman
Dylan Estep
David Feldman
Caitlin Fleck
Sean Fleming
Fredrick Fletcher
Katherine Fluhr
Zachary Foley
Fre.,hman mu.,ic1an' provided entenammcnt for the
crowd. Drummer Greg Bowen
(9) and gu1tari-.t Kevm Gem1an
(9) play for the1r cla.,.,matc'
(abo,e) (photo by 1cKay
Yancey)
A' they watch the antiC\\ of
fre.,hman boy\\, my Gartenberg (9) and Hanna Walh
(9) apprec1ate the1r goofine''·
Fre\\hmen faced the usual
tran'>itional hurdle' of tindmg
cla.,.,e.,, learning about tardy
and ab.,cnce pohcie.,, hguring
out how to use cLab and
mancuvenng the lunch lme ... .
(photo., b) McKay Yancey)
&7
Kiearra Fowler
Christopher Galvin
Derek Gandy
Amy Gartenberg
Elizabeth Genz
Phillip Geraci
Konstantin German
Samantha Gillenwater
Samantha Gillstrom
Evan Glantz
Amy Glick
Jordan Glick
Charles Glik
Dena Goldstein
Zachary Goodman
John Gourley
Annez Greene-Hanks
Jenna Gruer
Karolina Gryglewicz
James Gulbrandsen
Hashini Gunasinghe
Furtuna Hailemariam
Benjamin Harris
Taylor Harris
Jacob Haspiel
Allan Heard
Emma Heidenreich
Hannah Herman
John Hermes
Lan Ho
Andrew Hollimon
Macy Holtzman
Amanda Honkomp
Kelly Hubert
Keith Hunter
Megan Hurster
IDENDTYfreshmen
Brian Hyken
Margaret Israeli
Darren Jackson
Kayla Jackson
Robert Jackson
Jaron JacksorH:raig
Clark Jacobs
Samuel Jacobs
Sean Jameson
James Jennison
Emily Joem
Kevin John
Christopher Jones
Jasmine Jones
Lindsey Jones
Jesse Kalliongis
Emily Kalmes
Ali Karamustafa
The week of fir..t ~eme\\tcr finals.
John Ko1ne~ (9) qudJes m the
Leammg Center tudents found quiet
'>pace m tht> library and m the L to
rev1ew for finab . (photo b} aroline
ha~kewitz)
Language Lab •> an integral part of
the modem and class• a! language
department. Here. sophomores \"-Ork
on their <,kill\\. They are, m o 27.
Gordy Diekler (photo by Caroline
haikewll£)
''
Timothy Keane
Ilona Kiknadze
Yun Kim
Maria Klimenko
Max Knoedelseder
Alexander Kocher
Kelly Kohlhagen
John Koines
Gili Kopan
Chelsea Kratochvil
Jeffrey Kwiatek
Dominique Lacey
Michelle Lange
Emily Lazaroff
Emily Leidenfrost
Aaron Levin
Natalya Levin
Thuy-Lan Lite
Charnice Lovejoy
Madelyn Lumpe
Maxwell Lustick
Anne Lynch
John Lynch
Jessica Mahon
Steven Mankofsky
Anna Marcus
Caroline Marino
Kirsten Marklin
Matthew Marks
Carleigh McAlister
Ever the amu~tng tour
gutde. am Tung ( 12)
charm<, fre~hmcn a<, he
how<, them around the
<,ch I. Jaclue aum\\\\ebcr,
Kate Erekson my Gh k
and Lauren Millner get
to hear the funnier side of
finding clas rooms. (photo
by Kala 0' onnor)
IDENTITY freshmen
AI the club and activities fair.
Monet Knbbs (II ) mdtcates
her mtere t m a club b) ignmg
up. Knbbs wor~ed \"'tth Teens
Ltvmg for Christ. a group that
began last )ear.
Onentallon for
Ire hmcn \\Happed up \"lth a bar
beque '\" the coun
)ard G1h Kopan and
1ac) Holuman eat
hoi dog and pnxe
th momm • e\"ent
(tar ldt) (photo b)
I': ala O'Connor)
A qu1et moment
1'\"\"\\J unng Ad ab
kt Ta)lorHam get
ahead on her home·
\\\\orl. lor the mght
(photo b) Joanna
I per)
Lansden McCandless lv
John McCurdy, Jr.
Scott McMahon
Hayden McParlane
Chanse Mems
Sarah Michelson
Lauren Milburn
Lauren Millner
Zachary Mirowitz
Daniel Moller
Desmond Moore
Lance Morrell
Robyn Moscowitz
Fasil Muche
Sarah Munfakh
Nicholas Nevler
Danielle Nunnery
Donald Oelke
Genell owens
Johnica Palmer
Elizabeth Panke
Kendall Park
Dominic Parks
Andrew Pearce
Jennifer Pearlstein
David Pellett
Katarzyna Perkowski
Lauren Perlmutter
Skyler Peterson
Karen Pierce
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Crystal Pitts
William Piwnlca-Worms
Eric Polt
Brookes Potter
Marjorie Powers
Max Prince
catrina ouarells
Morgan Reason
Blair RehnQuist
Chelsea Reich
Gabriel Ringis
Nicholas Robbins
April Robinson
Sky Robinson
Anthony Rogers
Paul Rosenfeld
Drew Rothschild
Nicholas Rubin
Joshua Ryvin
Charlotte Sableman
Lindsay Saettele
Elizabeth Salky
Janay Sanders
JacQueline Saumweber
Scott Saunders
Robert Savitt
Emily Schisler
Emilie Schlafly
Rachel Schneider
Alexander Schupp
Jamie Schuster
Emily Shaikewitz
Jacob Shanas
Nathaniel Shaw
Maya Shimony
Britten Sindelar
IDENDTYfreshmen
Robert Sink
Joshua Smith
Morgan Smith
Katherine Snyder
Amit Sood
Alexandra Sparkman
Benjamin Sparks
Thomas St Geme
Katherine Stanley
Samantha Starr
James Stokes
Douglas Stream
tan Stuart
Hung-Cheng Sui
Gabrielle Sukin
Diana Sussman
John Sutterfield
Eli Taber
AI the lunch table.
somebody always has
a good story to te ll. Ali
Karamu'>tafa (9) entertams
classmates Evan Glantz (9)
and Greg Bowen (9) w1th
his latest exploits. (photo
b} Kristin Berry)
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Cartye Tamaren
Elizabeth Tauben
Michael Tierney
Carin Tompkins
Michael Tsiaklides
Crace Turney
Haley Van Meeteren
Zachary Varwig
Stacy Vinson
Erica Wagner
Gabriel Wagner
NicoleWagy
Hannah Wallis
Roosevelt Watkins
Allison Weinstein
Darris Whitehead
Antoinette Whitley
Alex Wolff
A new-. '>tory undergoe'>
.t-\\a rewnte from nna
Marcu., (9) 111 Journali'>m- 1
Wntmg. Mo.,t maJor Engh'>h
paper... were chg1ble for rewnte 1f they \"ere turned in
on time and 111 full. Marcu
and her clas<,mate., had peer
edited and evaluated one
another\\ worl.: before turnmg 111 the origmal ver-,ion.
(right)
Pro.,pective club members
M1chael Deane (9) and
Gavm Blyth (9) li'>ten to representative., of an organization at the lub Fa1r. (photo
by Kala 0' onnor)
IDENDTYfreshmen
Ma n y ; t u de n t s .
1nclud1ng freshmen. bring their lunch to
school. Freshmen Elizabeth Dwyer. Kate rek-
'>011 and Melan1e randall
hungnly dig 111 to the1r bag
lunche'>. (photo by Joanna
I per)
Freshmen not pictured:
Cristina Berg
Elizabeth Eiger
Joshua Friedman
Patrick Graham
Gwo-Shyang Hsueh
Katherine Kiely
Joshua Martin-Johnson
John Nafar
Douglas Rames
Hillard Scott II
Nicholas wurmser
AcLab give~ Zach
M1rowitz (9) time to
concentrate on hi~ dra\\ving. a~ he ~ketches and tne~
out new figure'>. In cia. s
meeting-. and m VISit\\ with
their coun\\elor-., freshmen
learned about regi~ter
mg for clas e~. ach1evmg
cred1t~ and juggling 'ichool
and e'\\tra-curricular commitments.
Benjamin Young
Kaylisha Young
Taylisha Young
Gregory Zahner
Brittni Zotos
Her blue card geh the
time written a'> Thuylan L1te and Katie tanley
\\\\ait to be che~ked out of
~:Lab . Freshmen ~:ould
move around the building
after fir-.t quarter.
The ommon'> get~
a worl.out during
cLab. Fre-.hmen Jennica
bram'> and Erin nello
run mto a couple more
friends. (belo\")
S 1de b) \\Ide. 1art)
Yang (9) and Jenna
Gruer (9) do the1r \\\\Ork
for clas tudents often
li-.tened to music a~ they
did individual \\\\Orl..
Douglas Wolter
Damian Woolfolk
Margaux Wright-Young
Oinglang Xu
Haoyuan Yang
Kyung Yoon
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Merri Abels, practical arts
Maggie Ahern, fine arts
Carol Sue Allen, Spanish
Todd Basler, phys ed.
Joan Benson-Robinson, French
Judy Biermann, library asst.
Kristin Billings, English
Julie Blank, English
Rose Blumm, supervisory asst.
Stephen Blumm, supervisory
asst.
Monica Bowman, science
Linda Box, speech/debate
Beth Ann Brady, publications
Donna Brown, Learning Center
Eugene Brown, physical ed.
Kelli Buehner, nurse
Eileen Buescher, Spec.
School Dist.
Sandy Burkhard.Canellas,
science
Renee Burton, math
carol Carine!, Spanish
Marcelle Charles, French
Patricia Chavez, fine arts
Sheila Cohen, permanent sub.
carol Cole, physical ed.
Soft clay take., on form
a\\ an teacher Gu} ach\\
mold-, 11 . Mcnbcre Demi\\\\IC
(II) watche' clo\\el} '>0 \\he
can follow hi\\ lead when .,he
worb on her own pot. (photo
by arollne haikewltz)
Talkmg through a ~tu
dent ·, worl-: progre\\\\,
\\O<.:IUI \\tudiC\\ teacher Tracey
iblack con\\C)'\\ mfom1at10n
to parent\\. Parent-teacher
conference\\ were conducted
1n the even1ng. 1n the fall
and 'pnng. Teacher\\ met
with parent., 1n IO-m1nute
mcremcnt\\.
IDENDTYfaculty
A they wa1t to tour the C P bu\\, Madd} dler ( 10) and fre.,hmen
Emily Jocm. Elitabcth 1:-wnan and Bntt01 ?Alto.., talk w1th 3\\\\1\\tant
pnncipal Joan aklcy 10 the parl..10g lot SPA made a \\top at Ladue
H1gh chool when the network wa\\ in town to CO\\er the pn:-.1denual debate
10 October Joumali ... m-1 Writing \\tudenh toured the bu.., and tall..cd to CPA reponer...
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eat fries with
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- J m Moser, math
• 30 faculty surveyed
sleep under
the stars
or a roof
Paint some stars on
the ceiling and you
can have both. lJ v - Ke, Harder phys ej/
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Elaine Coulson, Eng. as
Second Language
Jeff Cross, counselor
Christine Cuba, libary asst.
Marteana Davidson,
Video Technology Center
Janet Duckham, English
Ellen Duncan, asst. principal
Kim Durbin, English
Barb Dwyer, math
Harriet Edwards,
permanent sub.
Frances Erwin, practical arts
Declan FitzPatrick, English
Ken Fox, college counselor
Candice Frumson,
social studies
Gene Gaffney,
supervisory asst
Eleanor Gammon, secretary
Rachel Garavaglia, math
Jennifer Glon, Spec.
School Dist.
Karen Goggin, music
Barbara Greteman, secretary
Maureen Guffey, secretary
Wendy Guhr, English
Kim Gutchewsky, English
Eric Hahn, social studies
Lisa Hara, English
pronounce 'often·
with the 't' or
without the 't'
a a Without - because
ah'm from
Missourah. v v - Enc Hahn, social t 81e
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On Halloween.
Engli~h teacher
Jennifer Hart1gan get
dev1hsh w1th L1z May
( 10). Costumes around
~chool included a few
witche . clown .. 19 Os
g1rb and chool girb
in umfonn .. (photo by
Kala 0' onnor)
Parent ll~ten a~ '>CIence teacher Ellen
umma explams what
goe on m her cia -
room on a daily ba~is.
Open House and conferences gave parenh
m 1ght mto their kid~'
live. at s.:hool.
Keith Harder, physical ed.
Charles Harrison, practical arts
Jennifer Hartigan, English
Brad Heger, asst. principal
Rob Highfill, tech. coordinator
Mike Hill, social studies
Cheryl Hughes, practical arts
Ray Hurt, supervisory asst.
Edward Johnson, physical ed.
Hank Kauffman, Learning
Center
Mary Kennedy, library asst.
Karl Kindt, English
Sandra Klym, registrar
Kurt Knoedelseder, drama
Rochelle Koenig, Spanish
Jeff Kopolow, social studies
Phyllis Korrell, Spec.
School Dist.
German teacher Deborah Lund follow' a Chnstma., cook1e
rec1pe with ennan dub member Kelly 1erntt (II) \"German~ are great cook1e baker' and ha'e a w1de variety of 'ery
1nterc~tmg cookie.,, ... We do th1.., our...1de of class s that it is open
to all ...... Lund said. (photo by Mc Kay Yancey)
Natasha Kyles, social studies
IDENDTYfaculty
Homework gets a second going over from Learning Center
facilitator Donna Brown. Melissa Bear ( 12) and many
other students go to Brown and to the teachers who tut r In the
Leammg Center. !lank Kauffman regularly g1ves math help and
teachers from other departments work with Mudents assigned to
the LC or who come 1n sporadically to do proJe ts or to rudy
for tests. (photo by Emily Kline)
As he puts tools back in the cabmet, pracucal arts teacher
Jacob Lohse talks to Wen-Ting Cai (I 0) and Ian Herman
(II) In Machine Roboucs. \"The highlight of the class is that we
build our own produ t. , like go carts and mot rcycles, from
scratch,\" Lohse smd. (above nght) (photo by Emily Kline)
l:]or K1m Durbm' Public peakmg class, students work In
1. ~ the library on proJects. L1branan Robm Keeney check w1th
Pa1ge herwood (II) to see 1f she need help finding a resource.
\"What !like be t about working in the library is havmg students
come to u when they reaJly need as !Stance. We can aJmost
always find them a res urce or recommend a book that will help,\"
Keeney sa1d. he rellred after four years at Ladue.
Bob Lange, physical ed.
Alyson Levine, science
Jacob Lohse, practical arts
Jason Lovera, English
Tom Lowery, fine arts
Deborah Lund, German
Jan Magers, Spanish
Gail Martin, secretary
Dave Matter, social studies
Roberta McCaffrey, phys. ed
Dan McCommis, math
Jan McCoy, math
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Millie McDowell, social studies
Jesse McGlaughlin, science
Karen Meyer, math
Jim Moser, math
Tracey Niblack, social studies
sarah Nies, secretary
Alice Nishiwakl, math
Annalee Nissenholtz, college
counselor
Tom Norman, School Resource
Officer
Joan Oakley, asst. principal
Sima Oberlander, science
Pat Olivastro, attendance
Parent Open Hou e, ept. 2. was an opportunity for history
teacher Candice Frums n to rev1ew a class syllabus w1th a
parent. Parents moved through the1rchlld's ~chedule at 10-minute
mtervals to gain an appreciation of what the1r day i like. (above)
I
n the college and career office, Evan A)(elbaum ( 12) talks
about h1 plan for college with counselors Annalee is enholz
and Ken Fo)(. The college office processes appro)(imately 1,200
applications every year. \"Basically, we make ure that everything
is complete and that everything that the colleges want IS sent,\"
office se retary Margarent Weed ·md. (top right)
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Talking to math teacher Rebecca Wildermuth helps Tommy Xu (9) understand
his homework. Teachers and students
sque zed lots of e)(tra help time into AcLab.
(photo by M1chelle Pais)
Chatting w1th counselor Oav1d Tabscott,
Lauren Bre ler (II) tan<!! at the French
Club table at the Activities Fair The fair let
clubs mtroduce themselves to potential members. \"It really helps the fre hmen,\" Bresler
sa1d. (photo by Kala 0' onnor)
At Parent-Teacher Conferences, science teacher Jeffrey Vetter shows parents their
child's first quarter progre s. Even though students did not go, he u ed the chance
to understand his tudents better through the parents. \" omeume parents can give
me some mstght on their chtld 's strengths and weakne se so that I can better addres
each student's needs,\" Vetter aid. (above)
I
n the Video Conference room, fine arts teacher Dante! Raedeke utilize a proJector
to give a presentation about his Arumation class during Parent Open House. He
appreciated the opportunity to communicate with the parents. \"The visual presentation
allowed me to show example of what their students would be doing in the class and
give them a better tdea of course expectation and products that will be developed,\"
Raedeke said. (left)
Marie Oughton, secretary
Dianne Powell, English
Joe Powers, principal
Michael Rawitscher, math
Deborah Rawls-<>patz, German
Ann Rittenbaum, Latin
Susan Rochow, math
Sue Roy, secretary
cathy Russell, English
Guy Sachs, fine arts
Chrystal Sailor, counselor
Pat Sanders, English
Christopher Saxton, social
studies
Christina Schlager, secretary
Arlene Shaw, fine arts
Shelley Smith, Spec.
School Dist.
David Sonius, social studies
Paul Stadnik, science
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Carol Steinmeyer, secretary
Cynthia Stout, math
Ellen Summa, science
Jill Svejkosky, practical arts
David Tabscott, counselor
Mike Tarpey, practical arts
linda Thies, math
Patti Trower, secretary
Jeffrey Vetter, science
Kelly Vogt, practical arts
Ted Waterson, science
Bob Westerholt, social studies
Staff not pictured: Lee Grubbs Laurel Robinson Becky Wildermuth,
Jennifer Allen Nancy Hier Melissa Rogier math
Cathy Boulanger Jane Holstein Steve Schmidt Willa Williams,
Mary Kay Bourne Robin Keeney Terri Schnitzer secretary
Rick Dammers Nancy Kramer lisa Siebke Richard Witt,
Joyce Davis Sweeney LaBarge Jason Stendeback
Michael Faris Joe Landgraf Julie Stephenson
Christine Fleming Dan Marks Connie Stevens
Chris Cates Rami Pinsberg Edie Tashma
Jim Goldwasser Chris Preston Stacy Taubman
Rob Good Daniel Raedeke Jim Waechter
At the annual DECA Barbeque,
Pnncipal Joe Powers and Cl -
ence teacher Richard Witt we1gh the
Cardinals' chances of makmg 1t to the
upcorrung World enes. The team beat
the Houton Astro in Game 7 of the
IDENnTYfaculty
NLC to advance to the World eries but
ended up losing in four straight game to
the Boston Red ox. \"Mr. Witt admired
my Card mal team pmt. . . even though
we lo t (the World eries),\" Powers
saJd. (above)
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n the halls during Open House, ept.
2, bu mes teacher Cheryl Hughes
tops a former student to catch up.
auonal Honor oc1ety tudents handed
out chedule and d1rected parents to the
nght clas rooms. (nght)
science
~
Dr. David Benson,
Ladue School District
superintendent
Jill Schupp,
School Board
secretary
Dr. Marsha Dr. Robert Oliveri,
Chappelow, asst. superintendent,
asst. superintendent, curriculum and
personnel instruction
Audrey Mack,
School Board
treasurer
Ken Smith,
School Board
director
Lynn Deane,
School Board
president
Gary Growe,
School Board
vice president
The p1ano comes to hfe 1n Baritone Cho1r, thanks
to the talent of Karen Goggin. ··1 have thoroughly
enJoyed my 15 years at Ladue as accompam<,t,\" Goggin
aid he ret1red at the end of the year. \"''m lookmg
forward to spending more lime with my husband, my
e1ght children and 10 grandchildren,\" she said. (photo
by Carter Boehm)
Karen Webster,
School Board
director
Susan Dielmann,
School Board
director
A well-deserved luncheon put on by the Parents' Assoc•a1\"\"\\tion was a hll with teachers and staff. Jan. 28. • Modem
and classical language teachers ancy Hier, Cathy Boulanger.
Rochelle Koen1g and Jan Magers sample the appetizers as they
enter the cafetena. (left) • On the way m to the luncheon,
phys. ed. teacher Roberta McCaffrey holds her son, 1-year-old
Connor. Phys. ed. teacher Carol Cole, talks to hJm over Mom's
shoulder. ''I'm Grandma 'CC. • I JUSt try to give Bert a break
whenever I can. He and I hke to hang out together,\" Cole
rud. (above left) • Door pnze on di play get the once-over
from Judy Biermann, Laurel Robmson, R1chard Witt, Magg1e
Ahem, Je e McGlaughlin, Julie Blank and Bob We terholt. A
tea hers came m the cafetena, they took a t1cket that entered
them m the draw1ng for door prizes such as g1ft certificates
to restaurants.
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COIAVICil
Blue Crew, school
6 communitv service
Student Congress took a different approach toward activities th1s school year. The four ma1n officers, seniors Jeremy
Growe, Evan Raynsford, David Nykin and Kev1n Dav1s, divided
everyone involved 1nto four groups, with each of the main
officers lead1ng. Each group had one main assignment; Blue
Crew, community service, Stuco activities or school serv1ce.
Blue Crew helped make sporting events more exciting by
designating an area for all the students who wanted to show
their school spint. Also, the community service began the
school year with a fund raiser for Breast Cancer Awareness
and made a profit of about $1,500. They sold Nalgene water
bottles, T-sh1rts, socks and bracelets. In addition, school service
helped with Homecoming and other school w1de events. \"I got
to work with new people and I got involved with school service,\" senior class president Nick Fox said. The freshmen class
kicked off the year with a Freshman Rec Night, where a freshman band performed and a Velcro wall provided some laughs.
VOICE&OPINIONstudent council
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n preparation for pint Week, arah llarper (II) and A1da Stuk
(II) create the structure of the volcano for the JUniOr clas~ float.
They used ch1cken wire. then covered 11 w1th pap1er mache. tuco
help plan and e ecute the pmt e~ents dunng llomecommg wed ..
The float meeting wa. put together by the JUniOr tuco member...
(phot by Bla1r aek. )
The ophomore clas. officers dt. cu their servtce proJeCt of rai. ing
money for an inJured former Ladue student. They asked orne local
re tau rants to donate a port ton of thetr mcome for a certam mght to help
~1th medtcal bill . (ph to by Blmr ad.s)
S TUCO was 10 charge of makmg pmt more exc1tmg dunng
pmt Week. howmg ofT thetr co tume , JUniOrs Tracy
field , Knsu Hughe and Dantelle Fancher help promote
cia s spmt. \"When the four officers delegated the JObs for
Homecommg, I \"'as m charge of gettmg tudents mvolved wtth
the float and spmt for the JUmor cia . We old let to help get
more people pmted. It was o much fun,\" Fancher (II), clas
ecretary, a1d. (above)
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n the Ram ha k.. Zach Rudolph ( 12) and ndre\"' Zenger
( 12), senwr class officers, ell a Ram bracelet to Jonathan
Gold ford ( 12). Proceeds of the bracelets went to chanty. (mam
center pte)
Dunng a football game, Jeremy Growe ( 12), tuco pre •-
dent, helps get the Blue rew pepped up. tudent counctl
member pitt up mto four group , mcludmg chool pmt and
Blue rew. The crew helped boo l tudent parttctpallon and
attendance at football game . (top)
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Rambler, Panorama
6 Crescendo
Publication staffs for Rambler, Panorama and Crescendo face
dozens of decisions and choices. Editors choose which articles,
quotes, ptctures, etc. go tnto the pages of the yearbook, newspaper and literary magazine. Staffs of writers, photographers,
artists and destgners dectde what their classmates want to
see and need to know. Dani Fancher (11) worked with Rambler co-editor in chief Emily Kline ( 11) to make several tough
chotces. \"It was dtfficult to choose spread and cover destgns,
and to decide which subjects should be included,\" Fancher said.
On Panorama, every month the editorial staff chooses which
topics to cover and how the issue will look. \"Once story ideas
are turned in to us, we weed out those that aren't relevant
or newsworthy,\" news co-editor, Atmee Foley (12) satd. Steff
Sanchez (12), Crescendo managtng edttor, explatns how those
edttors ptck the art, poetry and prose works that go into the
magazme. \"Dunng meetings the Crescendo board discusses
the pieces and chooses which ones will go into the fintshed
magazme.\" As a result of the staffs' thoughtful dectstons,
LHWHS students look forward to their yearbook and literary magazine every May, and to their newspaper each month.
VOICE&OPINIONpublications
At the1r \\1-eekl)' rescendo meeting. the ed1tor loolo. o~er and
d1 cu s the art the1r classmates ha~c ·ubmitted Crescendo fea -
tures ongmal \"\"ntmg and art from tudent . \"At mceungs we choose
the submllled p1eces. The final magazme come out at the end ofth
chool year,\" tefT anchez ( 12) aid.
Sam Tung ( 12 ). Panorama art and advert1smg ed1tor, hade in a cartoon
f< r Panorama. Panorama used tory art, editonal cartoons and phot
to make the new paper more >isually appealing. \"My art gi>e me a
chance to e:~.pre myself to e>eryone in chool,\" Tung a1d.
At a Panorama mecung, co-editOr m ch1ef Leah Wmer ( 12)
tall...s to the taff about page de ign . The tafT members
met m c Lab to d1scu their first publication. \"Thi :rear
we're tr:ring to meet c>ery t\"o 1 ue ·o \"e can l...eep all of the
\\Hiler , photographer· and editors updated on change that \"e
make.\" Winer a1d . (abo>e)
The ladder. or chcdule of pages tor the :rearbook, i the
focu of co- ed1tors in chief Emily Kline ( I t) and Danlelle Fancher (II). The ladder 1 used to organize page and
deadlines for the yearbook. \"Without the ladder \"e \\\\Ould be
lo t becau e there are o many pages to keep track ot:\" Kline
sa1d. (main center pic)
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n Rambler, during bloc'-: eight, eniors.Aii Huneke, Lory
ooper, L1sa Goldstem and arter Boehm plan and de 1gn
preads on the new lnDes1gn program. Editor. and staff member worked hard and fin1 hed the1r fir t deadlme, cpt 30.
\" lthough ad are very t1me consummg, I feel accomplished
when I get them done,\" Boehm said. (top)
t1
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Debate Team
Cont1nu1ng their winn1ng tradition, The Talking Rams racked up
impressive honors in competition in the 10 MSHAA weekend
invitationals and nme Greater St. Lou1s meets. After advancmg to league finals in January, the team won first place overall
and placed first in Interpretation, Debate and Public Speak1ng.
N1ck Semenkovich (12) and Steven Marcus (11) won first place
in Policy Debate at s1x stra1ght tournaments, a rare feat for
any Debate team. Nat1onal Forensic League chapter president
Lmdsay Bayham (12) expla1ned that members cooperate with
their peers, help each other with ideas and debate cases and
cheer for one another at tournaments. \"You have to be bright,
competitive, and a little bit obnox1ous to debate because you
have to be able to push your ideas,\" Debate coach Linda Box
said. She believes debate helps students develop invaluable
confidence and comfort in front of a group and is one of the
best high school activities 1n wh1ch a teen can participate.
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d. \"( \"\" r
0 ~ 4 A
{lt,
A ~,.
Card come uta onn1c ?hang (II). lryna Kurbatava (II) and
Jam1e Kalliong1 (II) !..illume bet\"'een r und at the Bob Bilyeu
Wmter Class1c m pnngfield, Feb. 5.\" mce hedule vary for every
person at a tournament, there ' almo t al\"'a)' a card game to JOin
between round ,\" Tal Kopan ( 12) sa1d. (photo by Lmda Bo. )
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n Debate etas , Danny Witte I (I 0) practices for a Congre s peech.
Congress, an event m debate, model the practice of the U . . Congre s,
uch a debatmg b1lls and 1ssue . \"[ ongress} IS good because unlike m
other events, you don't have to speak, or you can peak more than once
1fyou me up,\" Witte! a1d. (photo by McKay Yancey)
SIll me breaks out between ick emenkovich ( 12) and
teven Marcu (II) at the award ceremony m pnngfield.
The two et a record, wmnmg Policy Debate m IX tra1ght
tournaments. The Talkmg Ram traveled by bus to Kansa City
and pnngfield for Fnday mght and aturday meets, retummg
home at I a.m. or later. (photo by Lmda Box) (above)
Practice 1 Important to the proce for Jason Wu (II) and Tal
Kopan ( 12), who competed m Policy Debate. The1r ca e was
about rap1d deployment force. \"Bemg part of the team allowed
me to develop strong cnucal thmkmg kills and conquer my
fear of public speakmg. We d1d debate m Apogee m eventh
grade and I was ternble - my knees were shakmg behmd the
pod1um. ow I can tand up and peak m front of people w1thout
a problem,\" Wu sa1d. (main center p1c)
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n lnterp., Viv1an Chen (I 0), acts out a humorou play. A
humorou mterpretallon p1ece mu t be memonzed and under
I 0 mmute . \"When I was domg 11, I bas1cally made a fool of
myselfm front of people I d1dn't know,\" Chen a1d. (top) (photo
by McKay Yancey)
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VJotes
Vocal music, Band,
Orchestra 6 Show Choir
Music clubs challenged students to go further than a regular
music class. Many of these extracurricular activities held auditions and were highly selective. Bantone Chorus students enjoy
the class because it provided a comfortable atmosphere of all
male students. \"Having a class With all guys lets us let loose and
act wacky,\" Peter Scherck (10) sa1d. Vocal groups worked With
teacher Tom Lowery, with Karen Goggin on the piano. Band met
45 minutes each day and holds concerts throughout the year,
which are widely popular. At home games the marching band
played during halftime. Show Choir students met Tuesdays and
Sundays to prepare music and choreography for their various
performances throughout the school year. Members expenmented with staging, lightmg, choreography, performmg and
costummg. Strolling Strings performed 25 to 30 times a year,
playing many kinds of music, including classical, folk and jazz.
VOICE&OPINIONmusic
Dunng halfltme at the Homecoming game, marchmg band students
play Dtsncy classtc . The halftime show al o featured tudents
as vanou Dtsney character·.\"! hke performmg m front of o many
people, o they can ee how hard we pracuce,\" Rhow heda herrill
(II) at d. (ph to by McKay Yancey)
At All uburban Band tryout , Rebecca Gro sman (I 0) holds the practice pad for Tyler Fi hbone (I 0) as pan of percu s1on. Band members
tned utto challenge themselve beyond than regular band practice. \"We
explore everal d1fferenttypes of difficult mus1c,\" Fish bone said. (photo
by Bla1r aeks)
At how Ch01r, the g1rl dance and mg to prepare for the1r
performance. ho\"' h01r met every Tue day mght and
orne unday to practice for performance throughout the
year, mcludmg at nursing home . \"I enJOY the combmatlon of
dancing and singmg that how Ch01r g1ves u ,\" arleigh Me
h ter (9) aid. (above) (photo by Joanna Alper)
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n Santone . horu , the boys gather around accompani t
Karen Goggm as she play the piano. They ang the ong
\"The Battle of Jencho\". \"I like to challenge my elf w1th the
ong \"'e smg,\" Peter cherd. (II) aid. (main center pic)
(photo by Joe Holstem)
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n A Lab, Katelyn Jone (I 0) take out her v1ohn to prepare
for class. Orchestra has t\"'o concert a year and traveled to
ew Orlean m the prmg. \"I hke orche tra because a lot of
my fnends are m 11, and \"'e get to take fun tnp every year,\"
Jone a1d. (top) (photo by Michelle Pa1 )
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ActioVJ
olar Bike Club,
Tennis Club 6
SteD Team
Sports clubs are set up so students can meet outside of the
school day and 1mprove the1r sk1lls. Students appreciate bemg
able to select the level of competition. The Bowling Club
met once a week after school with their sponsor, counselor
Jeff Cross. The club accepted new and expenenced bowlers.
Chess Club members met weekly to practice and improve
their game. They also competed 1n league meets. The unique
Solar B1ke Club offers enthusiasts a chance to design and build
solar-powered bicycles. They worked toward competition in
the national race sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy.
The activity is especially helpful for students exploring a career
in engineering or other technical areas. The Step Team girls
performed rhythmic step and clap routines which they choreographed and rehearsed. Tennis players joined the weekly
Tennis Club to improve their skills and play with fnends. They
met at Frontenac Racquet Club with sponsor Eric Hahn, to
play singles or doubles. \"I really enjoy playing in a non-competitive atmosphere with friends,\" Jane Wiedenbeck ( 11) sa1d.
VOICEIIOPINIONsports clubs
The tep team clap and teps for the chool at the Homecommg
pep rally. The team's routmes are all ongmal. \"With hard work
and ded1cau n we w1ll be better than porn and cheerleadmg,\" captam
Locha William sa1d. (photo by Geoff chlafly)
At the lub Activity Fa1r, abnel Rmg1 (9) sit on the b1ke to show
ofT the olar B1ke lub' a comphshments. olar B1ke Club members
de igned and built the1r own b1ke to race. (photo by Kala 0' on nor)
Prepanng to hit a backhand, Ke1th allen (II) keep h1 eye
on the ball in a Tenn1s Club game. \" I enJoyed leammg how
to play on carpet, it\"s a lot ea 1er than concrete,\" allen sa1d.
(abo~e) (photo by Joe Holstein)
Playmg with the Tenm Club. Teddy Rohan (II) serve
the ball in double with Dav1d pecter (II). Tenms lub
pract1ced weekly at Frontenac Racquet lub. \"The club IS a
great opportunity for me to hang out with my fnends and get
ready for the tennis eason,\" Rohan a1d . (main center p1c)
(photo by Joe Holstein)
Chess club member play a game of che to get freshmen
to JOin the club at the ActiVIty Fa1r, ept. 14. The lub
met on Wednesday, to play for fun or to compete. (top) (photo
by Kala 0 ' onnor)
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OpportiAVJities
Mu AIDIIa Theta, NHS
6 Science OlvmDiad
From barbeques to tutoring, academic clubs promote students'
involvement in their education and offer fun ways to explore
subjects. Members of Mu Alpha Theta, a math honor society,
tutored in the subject. \"We have activities that create a fun math
atmosphere,\" sponsor Jan McCoy said. National Honor Society
IS open to students who apply and meet standards of scholarship,
leadership, service and character. \"NHS members trick-or-treat
for Unicef and are involved in tutoring younger kids,\" sponsor
Milbry McDowell said. They also took part in \"Arthur in the
Park,\" dressed up as TV cartoon characters. Science Olympiad
included 15 students who competed in 23 events. Language
clubs such as French, Spanish and German brought other diverse
customs to life. German Club's oompa band included students on
French horn and tuba, drums and other percussion instruments.
\"Getting in touch with another country's culture IS fun,\" Michael
Carroll (10) sa1d. He plays percussion in the oompa band.
VOICE&OPINIONacademic clubs
A t the weekly pant h lub meeting, Robm \\<losko\\\\ itz (9)
fiMelissa Bear (12) carry upphe to the car. pant h club mem1berl gathered clothmg and food for La Cliruca as a serv1ce project.
owner of La Cliruca was so pleased w1th all the clothe we had, he ·
thankmg us. I wa really happy we d1d th1 ,\" Mo kow1tz sa1d.
At a ctence Olymptad meeting, member Anna Fung (II) and hetla
Wong (II) work on a project together. \"Rtght now we are workmg on
genettc proJeCts and tower butldmg,\" Fung satd. II Olymptad members
work together creattvely on event proJects. (photo by Blair aeks)
Working wtth a thud grader at Spoede Elementary chool,
Lory Cooper ( 12) uses tarbur.;t candies to teach the skill
of graphmg. Mu Alpha Theta, the math honor ociety, went to
grade chools in the di tnct after school and u ed fun acttvitie
as math enrichment. (above) (photo by Jan McCoy)
A t the econd annual DECA barbecue, Oct. 21, Ja on
ala hock (12) and DECA co- pon or Mtke Tarpey
cook burger on the gnll. a fundrai er, DECA offered hot
dog , burgers, chtcken and tde di hes in the courtyard. More
than 100 tudents are mvolved in DECA. \"All the tudents
in DECA have bu me s as a common intere t,\" Tarpey said.
(main center pic)
Ftnding out about the German Club, (top) Beth Kopp gets
information from Van Wang (I 0) and Anna Alekseyev (I 0).
The German Club, pon ored by German teacher Deborah
Lund, had a conte t in October. \"The German club h held a
cavenger hunt for the past two years,\" Lund aid. (top) (photo
ny Kala O'Connor)
''
Young ReDublicans,
Young Democrats, HOP,
TLC 6 CARE
Because of the diverse groups of students at Ladue, many clubs
were developed to raise awareness and to celebrate the difference oftheir specific cultures. The Jewish Student Union is open
to people of all relig1ons who want to become educated about
Judaism. \"I like that anyone can join and people actually want
to jo1n. It IS a great club,\" Scott Goldenberg (12) said. Amnesty
International is part of a worldwide movement that campaigns
for human rights. Some organizations were set up to support
political part1es. Young Democrats and Young Republicans recognized the two main part1es and worked to raise awareness.
Dunng the presidential election, both clubs had part1es that
included guest speakers. \"Students met a lot for elect1on parties. They really got to know each other,\" science teacher, Laurel
Robmson a Young Democrat sponsor, said. CARE and HOP
are set up to help those less fortunate, through fundraisers.
VOICE&OPINIONawareness clubs
At a HOP meeting,jumors Ryan Hatleild , Rebecca Hatlehd, Joana
Gubm and mlly Kreb d1scu upcommg e~ents . One of the
events wa the annual car and d g wash. \"The dog wa h IS unique
to IIOP,\" Kreb s 1d. (photo by Kala O'Conn r)
I
n the cafctena, ARL member make sandw1che to end to a food
shelter. lub member~\" orked after school to put together sandw1che .
\"Makmg sandw1che wa a fun hand -on opportunity to upport the alvalion Army,\" Da>1d Levy ( 10) a1d. (photo by M1chelle Pa1s)
S dently readmg, Brycen Marner ( 12) tudie the B1ble
m Teen L1vmg for hnst. The club allowed hn uan
students to relate to one another ba ed on fa1th . \"TLC 1 a
hri uan club where member support and talk to each other
about 1 ues,\" Marner aid . (above) (photo by Caroline
haikew1tz)
At a Young Republican meetmg, Mary Burge ( 12)
ex pre e herself. The club held a VICtory party in honor of
Pres1dent George Bush's re-election. '\"We had a lot of members
volunteer to help the Republican party wm,\" Burge aid.
(mmn center p1c) (photo by arah Harper)
S meanng on the Jelly, Domm1c Bullock (I 0) help CARE
make andw1che for the less fortunate. CARE members
made between I 00 to 200 andwiche each. \" andwich-makmg
wa an easy way to donate,\" Bullock (I 0) a1d. (top) (photo
by M1chelle Pa1s)
eep lAp
Blue crew,
Senior Women 6 Men,
SDirit Moms do their Dart
Spirit took center stage when students showed their blue
and white pride through clever cheers and spirit clubs. Senior
WomenjSenior Men, a newly-organized group, was the brainchild of lisa Goldstein (12), who wanted to inspire unity among
her classmates. Senior Women/Senior Men was active at the
beginning of the year, but lost its momentum. \"Seniors needed a
club to keep them involved in school spirit,\" she said. Blue Crew
members wore the ever-popular \"Blue Crew\" shirt and many
attended Ladue's athletic events as a group. \"Blue Crew is fun
way to unite our school,\" Jeremy Growe (12) said. Spirit Moms
decorated lockers with signs and balloons to celebrate clubs and
teams around the school. They also provided snacks on game
days, sponsored a chili supper and sent birthday cards to 16-
year-olds. Coach Eddie Johnson works closely with the mothers.
\"They give us a great school climate; they are awesome,\" he said.
VOICE&OPINIONspirit
The Blue rew bullelln board i m the front hall near
the cafeteria. On 1t, tudent can check athletic team
schedules and po t p1nt posters. \"Blue Crew help get
people mvolved tn chool pmt. Ta1lga11ng before game.
IS a lot of fun,\" Dani Fancher (II) aid.
At a football game early m the ea on, enior ndre~ Zenger, Bnan
hockley, and Jeremy Gro~e cheer for the player . pmt among all
clas e wa especially evtdent forth football Ram , \\~ho ended the year
9-1. Fans in the tand apprectated the en e of community and hared
excitement.
At her locker, (top) Tracy Fteld (II) looks at the flyer
the pmt Mom put on her locker for parttctpaung m
the porn quad. pmt Moms decorated lockers and other
area around the chool for tho e m club and ports. \"We
promote chool pmt in any way that ~e can. We ~ant to
get the student body more m~olved,\" Barb aeks, a pmt
Mom, atd.
The entor Women po e for a ptcture tn the Commons on the first day of school. enior Women
en10r Men got off to a trong start with T-shtrts.
\"Everyone ha thetr o~n \\~ay of ho~mg spmt. orne
people dre wtth sptrtt and orne people 's sptrtt
come through thetr action . but e~eryone hows thetr
prtde in one way or another,\" Geoff ykm (12) satd.
FROM BUDGE CRU c
TO C A TYEVE TS
TO STUDENTS CCESSE
faihAre of Prop L proVYJpt 5 b111dqet c111t 5
After Proposition L, a 67-cent increase tax, failed in June,
2004, the school d1stnct had to examine its expenditures and
sources of revenue. In a Panorama interview, Pnncipal Joe Powers
sa:d, \"Revenue for the building, including books, paper, transporta·
t1on and sports has been reduced by 16 percent over the last four
years.\" Cuts this year of 10-15 percent meant that three teachers
who ret.red were not replaced, a few specialized elective classes
were not offered and some textbook orders were cancelled.
A Budget Task Force studied and recommended ways the
district could bring m more money and spend less. W1th mput from
parents, other d1strict residents, teachers and admmistrators, the
committee developed a l1st of cuts and ways to ra1se money and
Supenntendent David Benson made recommendations to the school
board. Some expected changes: several more teach1ng positions will
be eliminated next year; students will pay to take Driver's Education;
parking permits will cost $65 (up from 15$).
Bchmd thn\\hcel, Kcll) Groll ( iO) and
Sarnh Whale) ( IU) pr ell e the1r road
k1ll m prcparnuon for the1r dri\\ ing tc t.
Dri,er's Education 1 110e of the cia-. e
affected b) th.: budget cub. The school
di tnct w1ll charge a fee from student
who w.tnt to wke the das . (photo b)
Ennl) Kim )
VOICEIIOPINIONnews on Ladue
field ~olAse to be
private!~ fiAVJded
The community was invited by football coact)
Jerry Maher, past football coach Ed Velten, and businessman
and booster Steven Bahn, Oct. 21, to donate and raise money
for the construction of a new field house. Donors may have their
names put on lockers, on plaques on a Wall of Fame or have the entire
field house named after them. Estimated total cost of the building, including a
new football field and track, scoreboard and press box is $1.7 million.
\"We have contacted two or three members from each (past graduating] class to
see if they can each come up with $25,000,\" Maher told Panorama. The privately funded field
house was targeted for completion in August, 2005, if all fund-raising was achieved.
CIIAbs joiVJ forces for T eVJ Da~s of GiviVJg'
CARE, DECA, HOP and StuCo put their
heads and hands together in December to benefit
the Salvation Army. Members collected books,
clothes, toiletries, canned goods and more. Students received points for donated items and the
winning Aclab was treated to a pizza party.
\"We [HOP] agreed to do '10 Days,' because
the HOP Canned Food Drive was becoming less
successful,\" junior Emily Krebs said in a Panorama
interview. The combined drive drew many students
and teachers to participate in holiday helping and
cut out redundancy and competition among clubs
working for a common goal.
BIAs~ elected to
2VId term
George W. Bush won re-election Nov.
2, soundly defeating his Democratic challenger,
John Kerry. Big issues for voters included the
\"War on Terror\" and the war with Iraq. A focus
on what came to be known as 'moral values'
resulted in conservatives gaining Congressional
seats as well. created tension between which
candidates will vote for. In its mock election,
only 124 Ladue students voted for George W.
Bush/Dick Cheney while 337 cast ballots for
John F. Kerry/ John Edwards.
PacLmg up clothe and tO) student
donated. Emtl) Ro enlcld ( 12), JunathanGoldford(I2),E\\anRa n ford(!:!)
and !\\:ala O'Connor (II) 1u>rlc tng rh r
during 10 Da)' of Gi1tng \"We were
JU't amazed at the output YoC got. We
hi!!>\"l all) filled up a room knee hrgh \"'rth
tutl,\" Ray r ford atd. (photo b) Carohnc
hatke\\\\ Hz)
Waiting for the !>nap,
the defense crouche in pos1tion to rush the
quarterback. 'This season
our defense is better. We
perform well because we
work as one and it shows
in our statistics,\" Ben olomon (II) sa1d. (photo by
Lara Zenger)
On the line, quarterback pencer Mason
( 10) prepares for the snap
from center Brycen Marner ( 12). The offense held
its ground throughout the
season by protecting the
ophomore quarterback.
(photo by Lara Zenger)
DISCIPLINEfootball
Clasping hands to show
team unity, the Rams
walk to m1dfield before
the game for the coin toss.
Captains Mike Murphy
(12). Cory Michner (12).
Brycen Marner ( 12) and
David Bryant ( 12) led the
team through a 9-1 wmning season.
After preventing a first down,
the defense walks off the
field. The team dominated, mostly
because of players' aggressiveness. \"We are stronger, faster and
better,\" Eddie Allen ( 12) said.
Running for the goal line,
Tony Dentman ( J 2) sprints
the ball after his pas recept1on.
The offense worked on speed, to
ultimately earn more yards. (photo by Lara Zenger)
• goes big
ITH the high standards left by the 2003 football team,
t e Rams started the season with a lot on their plate.
Last year the team went all the way to the state championship. Though they did not win, it was a first to be in
the championship game. In the first game of the season
against Cahokia High school , the
Rams left the field with their first \"w.\"
The team continued its success for
the duration of the year, ending up
with a 9-1 season. Unfortunately,
the Rams suffered their one loss at
the hands of rival Clayton's Greyhounds, 31-7. Throughout the year,
seniors Eddie Allen , David Bryant,
Brycen Marner, Cory Michner and
Tony Dentman dominated on the
field to lead the district in almost
every statistic. The camaraderie
was evident. \"We are closer as seniors,\" Mulugeta Woldgeorgis (12)
said. While the Rams fell short of a
return to state play, the season was
filled with memorable wins. With so
many starting seniors, the Rams had
experienced leadership to get them
Looking toward the s1delme during
pracu e. Tony Dentman ( 12) listens
to Coach JeiT)' Maher g1ve advice. Dentman ha-. played football all ~ ur years and
hope' to contmue m college.
through the season with positive attitudes. (Team pies
and scoreboards on p. 148)
After a long pass, pencer Mason ( 10) and Mulugeta
Woldgeorgis ( 12) look down field for the reception.
Motivation wa<, key m thi seas n \\ v1ctones. \" It' JU t
plam knowmg that we can walk out wllh a 'W' ,\" Woldgeorgls sa1d. In the first game of the season agam t Cahokia H1gh chool. the Ram emerged v1ctonou w1th
14- on the coreboard . (photo b Lara Zenger)
10t
I
n mtddle back, Hannah Walli., (9) geb lo\"' to the
ground to dig up an attack . ller '>U ce.,.,ful pa.,., led to
a \\trong set and kill b} the front row, gtving the Ram., a
sideout. (photo by Joe Hobtem)
• goes Olympic
HE Olympic games began at a key time for the
Lady Rams this year. The development of Kerri
Walsh and Misty May {the beach volleyball Olympic champions) as teen athletes' role models all
over the United States especially affected the
Rams as they entered their two-month
season . \"Watching the girls' athletic
ability and good sportsmanship inspired
me to give it my all this season,\" Laura
Turner (11) said. About mid-season, the
girls decided they needed to re-invent
the Olympics' inspiration to re-boost
their effort. Although summer was long
over and beaches are hard to come by
in St. Louis, the team managed to recreate the Olympic scene of beach volleyball. Players packed up their beach bags
and left their knee pads behind as they
headed for the sand courts in Brentwood Industrial Park. The girls divided
into two teams and tested their skills in
the sand. \"It was a lot harder than we
thought it would be. The sun was scorchAfter the game wmnmg ideout. Ali
Huneke ( 12), Laura Turner (I I).
Knstt Hughes ( II ) and Hannah Walli (9)
come into a huddle to celebrate. The girl
attnbute thetr uccess to thetr team ptrit. ing; we had to put on socks so the sand
wouldn't burn our feet,\" Melissa Elbert (1 0) said. (photo by Joe Hoi tem)
While the game won't make it to national television,
it will remain in the girls' memories. (Team pies and
scoreboards on pps. 138-139)
DISCIPLINEvolleyball
Warming up. icole Jefferson ( 12)
loosens her ann by attackmg the
ball fter hitting. the girl practiced digs
and serve\\. The efficient wann-up led to
a >let ry over Ml D (ph to by Caroline h:ukewitz)
The Lady Ram<, -,how sportsmanship
while congratulating their opponent.
Allegra Foley (I 0). Emma Pranger (I 0).
Elizabeth Es man (9) and Alex. Edwards
(10) sweated out t~o mtense games.
(photo by Joe Holstein)
From the back court,
etter, hrisue Ellington (9), gets low and
rece1ve a free ball. After
the etter was taken out of
the play, the Rams hustled
to take over the as i t.
(left) (photo by Caroline
hrukewitz)
On the court. Knstl
Hughes (II) hdes to
pick up a loo'>e ball. Her
effort aved the ball and
continued the play. \"We
call diving for the ball
'being crappy.' Thi really help our team to get
pumped up for victory!\"
Hughe rud. (photo by
Caroline haikewitz)
While the opponent
prepare her erve,
AleJo Zoto (10), Elizabeth E man (9) and Allegra Foley (I 0) get 1n
ready pos1tion. The1r ervice rece1ve helped the
Rams start trong. (photo
by Joe Hoi tem)
111
Attacking toward the goal, Tim Mernit (II). take'> a shot on goal. Hi
'>hot was succesful. bnngmg confidence
to the team. whtch led to the tlrst ~ictory
of the ea on. (photo by Michelle Pais)
Dnvmg the ball. Evan
Raynsford ( 12)
passe to his teammate
d wn field. A goal for the
boy'> was to pass more
frequently. Passmg allow'>
more players to get a lion
on the field . Though the
unity was there. the boy
struggled on the field to
become victorious. (below) (photo by Mtchelle
Pats)
Chtppmg the ball, Joe
t. Geme ( 12) passes
from the comer in hopes
of a goal. The boys ought
for better trategte to
core goal . A comer kick
is an opponumty to get
the balltn front of the goal
and follow through with a
goal. (photo by Mtchelle
Pais)
DISCIPLINEboys' soccer
Gomg for the steal, Ismail Ghodbane (10)
and M 1 ke Meyerkord (II )
attack for the ball. The
team wa full of sophom re athletes. \"The team
has good potenttal wtth
thts many younger player already playing on the
varstty team,\" Meyerkord
sa1d. (nght) (photo by MIchelle Pais)
U\\mg hi head. Kevm Davis ( 12)
\\end., the ball down held to a teammate Da~1 wa., abo a ktcker for the
var..lly football '>quad . (right) (photo by
Mchelle Pais)
Retneving the ball from the dcfen\\lve end. Andrew
Gebtem (I I) spnnts for an offen>lve pu>h. heading
for the goal. Throughout the season. the team worked
in practice to perfect it'> offen'>e and increase endurance.
(photo M1chelle Pais)
• eats pasta
EAM unity was the focus of the boys' soccer team.
The positive attitude forced the players to strive for
excellence and victory. \"Our good attitudes prevented running punishments,\" Will True (12) said.
To start off the season, the boys met at Joe St.
Geme's (12) house for dinner. \"We
enjoyed some tasty pasta, and got a
chance to play cards with the team,\"
Mike Meyerkord (11 ) said. The event
gave the team a chance to hang out
and have fun off the field, \"It gave us
a better sense of camaraderie,\" Tomi
Kovacs (12) said. The event went
so well that the team planned many
other pasta nights for the season. In
addition to the dinners, the coaching
staff led the team to strive for unity.
This year the boys had an assistant
coach who had played professionally in the past. \"Guidance from a professional player boosts confidence
and gives us someone to look up
to,\" St. Geme said. Though the boys
Ball on foot, Tom1 Kovac ( I 2) work\\
to maneuver around the opponent.
The boy'> credit the1r Improvement\\ in
the1r footw rk over the sem.on. to their
hard practice. (photo by M1chelle Pais)
built their confidence through unity
and leadership, on the field the team struggled. All
the components of a team sport were there even
though it did not show in the record. \"We have all
the parts but we seem to have lost the user's manual,\" Kovacs said. (Team pies and scoreboards on
p. 139) 11l
• bonds and wins
HE field hockey team used bonding activities
and other special rituals to help them play together better on the field . During pre-season,
the girls attended a spinning class. \"It was
really hard, but we all suffered together,\" Erin
Blase (1 0) said. They also barbecued at Cara Shuff's (12) house and
had a pizza party on the victorious
bus ride back from Edwardsville.
To honor their wins and individual
achievements, the girls earned tape
and stickers. During their \"stickertime\" talk after each game, each girl
was awarded a piece of colored tape
to put on her stick for that win. Also,
individual game players were highlighted for goals, assists, hustling,
defense and shutouts and received
a sticker to put on their sticks. The
bonding paid off; the girls performed
better than Ladue has in years. \"With
all the bonding we have done, we
were able to read each other and
To acknowledge a. wtn, Jeana Moffat
(12) tape!> her ~ltd •. \" It loob cool
after we have \" many wm-. becau'oc it's
very colorful and bold,\" Moffat ~atd
(photo by Lory ooper) play better as a team. And by playing
better, we're winning and it's a lot of fun!\" captain Jessica Schuster (12) said. (Team pies and
scoreboards on pps. 139-140)
U<>r the fir t lime ever. the field hockey team won the
r Public chool Tournament. epl. 17 ubree Phil li p-.
( 10) scored the wmnmg goa l agatnst Cla:rton wtth two
mmute~ left. \" I was so excited when I '>Cored, I almo-.t
[wet! my pant!>,\" Phillip'> satd. (photo by Erica Wagner)
DISCIPLINEfieldhockey
Heading toward the goal. mid-fielder
imee Fole) ( 12) dnbbles down the
field \" Playmg midfield requ1res a lot of
runnm because I need to be there for
both offense and defen e.\" Fole} said.
(photo by Blair aeb)
Dnbbhng down the
field. fornard cap
tam Cara huff ( 12)
dodges a defender while
Anme Goldring ( 10) support from the \\ide. \"Our
team worl..' well togeth r:
\\Omeone Js al\\\\.a}' there
to bat: I.. her teammate up.\"
Shufl sa1d. (left) (photo b)
Bla1r cb)
I
n a game against Kirl..-
wootl. defender captain arolme Bailey ( 12)
pushe for the ball. .. ,
Jo,e pla)ing field hocl..e}
be.:au e 1t is the one time
I can get aggre\\\\JVe and
pu'h people around.\" ' Bailey a1d . Balle) ·, dcfen'e
helped the team to a wm.
(photo by Blair ael..s)
Beforeagame.J player- put the1r stJch m a
CJrt:le and cheer. \"We do a
cheer to get really pumped
up and it I ts the whole
game. That way. we have
team unit} and it help us
play better:· Krista Grant
(II J sa1d. (ph to b} Lory
Cooper)
Dunng halftime. Coach Barb Dw}er
g1ves a pep talk to the 'ar-Jty team.
\"I tell them that we need to ta} focu.,ed
and play like a team.\" Dw)er sa1d. (photo
by Bla1r aek'>)
115
About to strike the
ball. Tasha Allen
( II ) goe. after it with a
two-handed backhand.
The girls· intensity helped
them With their victory
over Kirkwood. (photo by
McKay Yancey)
Preparing for their opponents· h1ts, Kelsey
Brendell (II) and Dan1
Fancher (II) get ready to
poach at the net. The doubles team placed second
in the diwict and th1rd
in tate. (photo by Carter
Boehm)
After making conta l
With the ball, Katie
PIWIOICa-Worms (12) anticipates her opponent\\
return \"I pretty much
hit that -.hot low. fa~t and
deep,\" she said. (photo by
McKay Yancey)
I
n ready position, Blair Rehnquist (I I )
waits for the shot from her opponent.
\"I tried to always be ready for the ball no
matter what,\" Rehnquist said. (photo by
Kristen Berry)
DISCIPLINE girls 'tennis
Hitting through the ball, icole Lester
(I 0) returns a serve. The girls' strong
serves led to many victories throughout
the year. (photo by McKay Yancey)
• tailgates
girls on the tennis team took their
matches seriously, the1r pre-game rituals consisted of a bit more fun . Before each match,
the team met in the parking lot and gathered
in the trunk of Dani Fancher's (11 ) car. \"Getting together after school with the
team was a stress reliever because
we all would just laugh and have
a good time,\" Carter Boehm (12)
said. The girls indulged themselves
with treats, including their favorite:
popsicles. Such light-hearted fun
led to this season's close-knit team.
The team , which gained three
strong freshmen , was led by three
senior captains, Boehm, Katie Piwnica-Worms, and Azraa Rounds.
The combination of the freshmen's
eagerness and seniors' leadership
helped the team with a successful
season . The girls' overall record
was 11-4, with impressive wins
over Kirkwood and Villa Duchesne.
The doubles team of Fancher
and Kelsey Brendel! ( 11 ) made it
Preparing to serve. Dani Fancher (II)
'>trateg11e., how to defeat her opponent. \" I al~ay., bounce the ball a ridicu -
lous number of times before I serve.\"
Fancher smd. (photo by Carter Boehm)
to State competition and brought home a third
place finish . (Team pies and scoreboards on p. 140)
Returning a serve, arly Bond (9) prepares to h1t a
forehand dunng practice. The team\\, inten.,e practices helped the g1rb perfect their various '>trokes over
the sea'oon. (photo by McKay Yancey l
On th~ b.:n<h \\\\tth her teammate,, 1\\:a,h.l P rkO\\\\ 1-.
(9) \\\\31h lor her tum to bat \"I hh to ltl\\C m~ \\OU:C:
'heering on the team:· PerkO\\\\'\"' 'a\"l (photo b~ arah
H rper)
• young but promising
HANGING seasons, losing six graduates, and losIng this year's seniors to fall sports- this team
w n through a lot. Led by junior captains Ellen
Thomas, Sarah Harper and sophomore Kristen
Saunders, the team was young and full of potenWaltlllg to go on dc< k. Flkn Thom·
a' (II ) ' tre tche' \"'ith her bat.
.. , atchlllg the pitcher. rIll able to read
her and predu:t \\\\ hat ptt,he I \\\\til get.\" '
Thoma' \\a td. (photo b} arah Harper).
ttal. With just one senior and 10 freshman, the softball team was young , but
Improved rapidly. \"Freshman Jack1e
Saumweber looks to lead the team 1n
the future,\" Coach Carol Cole said. Although coaches were skeptical at the
beginning of the season, the novice
team proved them wrong , achieving a
winning record for most of the season.
Some girls came out not sure how
the team would adjust to changing the
sport's season from spring to fall \"I was
nervous from not playing for a while,\"
Kimberly Hartstein (1 0) said. She ended
up starting at first base. With such a
big team, everyone gets a chance for
a breather. The size also allowed the
coach to give young players game time
by playing numerous recreational JV
games for the first time in a few years. \"The intenSity tsn't there yet, however they grow each day,\"
said Cole, who is looking forward to the future with
the team. (Team pies and scoreboards on p. 140)
DISCIP INEsoftball
·-~ I
S tnl.e one! After a full \"'mg. l.)dla
~haefer ( 10) get her head bad;
to get read) for the ne t pn~h . ·· Iter a
tn e. I ju t hake it on and ref\\xu' for
the ne t pll~h .' ' (photo b) arah Harper)
At th1rd b c , na~h arul ole d1 ·
red Cann Tompl.in (9! to huiT)
to th1rd ba,e and ta). \", umber one rule
the co ch 1' alwa)' nght,\" Tompl..m'
'a1d (belo'') (photo b) . arah Harper
Up at bat. M'>ten
aunder.. ( 10) et
for a good h1t. \"ThL eaon 1 fun \\\\lth e\\ef)one
\\\\Orl..mg together to 1m·
pro'e olfen'>l'el) and de·
fen'i'el).'. aunder.. a1d
(left) photo arah
Harper)
S ~ mgmg bat lor pracu~e . Ja~ 1e aum~e
ber (9) and Ellen Thoma
II ) encourage c ~h other
''Th1 )Car -...a, a lot of fun
-...1th great g1rl . hl..e Ellen.
and gre t coa~he helpmg
me to 1mpro,e.\" aum-...eber a1d. (belo~) tphoto
b) arah Harper)
Plh:hmg a rehe,er.
Enul) ch1 ler (9)
thro~ a ml..er \"I lil..e
gelling \"lid and craz)
~hlle p1tchmg. a.o, \\\\ell
cheenng on th team: ·
~h• ler aid. (photo b)
arahHarper!
11
With another pla}er going for the
ball. oah Prince-Goldberg (II)
rcache\\ out and tnes to S\\\\.lnl awa} . In
the meantime. he look<. for a teammate to
pa-.s the ball. (belo\"' l
B ef re a game. Coach
Gene Brown g1ves
the bo}S a pep talk. \"I try
to give them confidence
that they can pia} well
and can compete with the
other team.\" Brown said.
This was Brown\\ final
season as coach and P.E.
teacher He worked m Ladue chool D1strict for 20
year\\. (below)
With hiS arm ra1sed,
eh1 gbevoen
( 10) attempt to block
his opponent. \"My long.
dangly arm. help me play
defense on opponent • \"
Ogbevoen sa1d.
DISCIPLINEwaterpolo
Gomg for the ball. Paul
K1ehl ( 12) spla-.hes
and pushes hiS opponent
to the ~•de. fter reachmg the ball, Kiehl plans
h1s next move, to pass to
a teammate.
After receivmg the ball. goalie Tim
Defosset ( 12) looks for a pas.,, \" .,
a goa he. I have to quarterback the team. I
recogniLe what's gomg on m the pool '>0 I
can call out play<' DeFosset said.
Guarding the ball, Patty Wire (II) gets ready to pass.
Team members worked hard over the cour~e of the
season to 1m prove the1r offens1ve lu lls.
• hypes it up
NTENSITY was one of the team's main focuses this season. The boys carried on the cheer
of a 10-year-old tradition . \"Stop. Drop. Shut
them down, open up shop. Oh. No. That's how
the Euda/s roll.\" This takeoff of DMX's \"Ruff
Ryder's Anthem ,\" echoes through
the natatorium prior to every game.
The chant is finished off by a loud
scream from goalie Tim DeFosset
( 12). \"The chants fuel our intensity,
which really helps us kick start the
game,\" captain Nick Fox (12) said.
The team's integrity was heightened
by the strong leadership of the senior captains, Fox, DeFosset and
Paul Kiehl. Upon starting the season, the boys were excited about
having their own new pool. With
the ability to practice and play on
Ladue's home turf, team enthusiasm
rose. \"We have played well against
hard teams in our conference and
though we did not win against them,
it proved our integrity,\" Nehi Ogbevoen (10) said. (Team pies and scoreboards on p. 141)
Looking for the open man, ick Fox
( 12) keeps the ball away from the defen e. \"Our defen e i very trong and if
we can culuvate that mto our offense, we
will be a wmning team,\" Fox aid. (photo
by Caroline baikewitz)
121
CROSS COUNTRY •
• rituals to win
HE boys' cross country team counted on little
superstitions and habits for good luck at their
meets. The night before a meet, they loaded
up on carbs with a team pasta night for energy. While they ate, the boys watched running
Dunng practice. rch1 tul.. (II) runs
a mile repeat \"W1th cross country,
omeume., we train for .,peed and somelime., for \\trength to help u., lower our
times,\" tuk said (photo by Bla1r eks)
movies, such as \"Prefontaine,\" for
inspiration. Some runners shaved
their legs. \"It helps me run and it's
nice showing off my girlish figure,\"
Tom Wall (12) said. Wall wrote his
goal times on his feet before going to sleep and kept them there
the following day. \"It gives me
something to think about the day
of the race,\" he said . Others, like
Dan Hedgecock (12), ate special
foods. \"Every night I have M&Ms
and then I wake up and have pancakes for breakfast. This gets me
focused for the race,\" Hedgecock
said. The boys wore their running
shorts to school as a final good
luck ritual. The superstitions paid
off in the boys' successful season,
including a perfect score (placing 1-5) at conference. (Team pies and scoreboards on p. 141)
way ay, 'Catch a Borg1a girl or catch a t. Clrur girl.·
because they are m our d1 trict,\" trayhom a1d. (photo
by McKay Yancey)
DISCIPLINEcrosscountry
Practicing for his ne'\\t race. Dan
Hedgecock (I:!) crutse'> along the
cour...e. \"My m tto i!>. · ome people follow their deams. other people hunt them
down and beat them mercile!> ly 10to ubmtsston.· whtch keeps me go10g.\" Hedgecock said. (photo by Bla~r aeb)
Runnmg together durIOg thetr ra~e. Beth
Panke (9). Blatr aek'
(II). and Becca Bay ham
(9) ~upport ea~h other.
\"Runn10g \\~tth teammate'
allow' U\\ to work together
and make\\ the race ea\\1-
er.\" aek a~d . (photo b)'
McKay Yan~ey)
Almo ... t pa ... \\lng the
other team. Molly
~hlamb (II) pu ... he~ for
the lead. Keeping an eye
on the ~ompcution help~
her keep her pace and en -
courage\\ her to pu ... h for
a htgher po'>itton at the
end of the race. (photo b)'
McKa)' Yancey)
The boy. · team warm.
up dunng practice before they go on their run.
\" ro s country ettle my
m10d and my soul. When
I'm wanrung up to run.
11\\ all about gett10g 10 the
groove. It\\ JU~t me and
my short hort ,\" Mile
pwak (II) said. (photo
by Blatr aek!>)
At the beginning of a ra e. Libby
Jongeward (II) and Emily Rosenfeld ( 12) '>print with the pack. \" t the beg10mng of the race. we run together a a
pack and pa s other teams together which
help later 1n the race,\" Jongeward aJd.
(photo by McKay Yancey) 123
a pre-game meetcoaches Todd
and Eddte
dtscuss dtfFtghtmg for po'> esston
after the hot. byu
bozen (II), goes for the
rebound bozen led the
team in rebounds throughout most of the season.
lso attempting the rebound ts Endal Kas a
(II) and John 1oore (II).
\"The key to the rebound.
i [a trategy called) box.-
ing out,\" Abo zen SaJd.
(ph to by Blair aek.)
Dunng a team meetmg at pra tlce. head
c ach Todd Basler dis·
cusses what needs to be
done to win games During practice the boys ran
different drills to keep
them in playing -.hapc.
\" oach was always lookmg for ways to tmprove
our team,\" raig ichol
( 12) satd. (below right)
(photo by Joe Holstein)
S pnnting for fitness dunng practice,
Abyu Abozen (II) runs while ht'>
teammate Matt Early (I I) practices ht
dribbling sk.tlls. (photo by Blair Saeks)
DISCIPLINEboys 'basketball
Dunng a game. id. Bahn (II) attempts to get open for the pas . The
team truggled to get potnt. on the board
dunng the fir t quarter of thetr game ..
(ph to by BlaJr aeks)
• height matters
ED by senior captains Jeremy Growe and
Craig Nichols, the team had good chemistry
but seemed to struggle on the court. \"We work
well together, we just have been struggling
in the first quarter of our
games,\" Growe said. In
spite of their obstacles ,
the Rams managed to get
points on the board. Leading scorer for the second
consecutive year was Abyu
Abozen (11 ). Size was another issue with this year's
squad . Nichols, the tallest
player at 6' 2\", said that
the lack of height affected
the Rams' statistics. \"Rebounds were tough and we
pretty much knew we were
going to lose every tipoff,\"
he said. Although the year
left much to be desired,
players still enjoyed the
season. \"We can always
Reachmg for the lay-up, Billy Harvey
( 12) sh ts the ball dunng pra lice
Th ugh the lay-up is a simple hot. the
team practiced 11 consistently for game
msurance. (photo by Joe Holstein)
work to Improve our skills for next year,\" Nick
Bahn (11) said.
S tretchmg long m a game, ick Bahn (II), shoots
a field goal. ccording to tltoday.com, throughout the eason Bahn held a field goal percentage of
33 percent. (photo by Blau aeks)
125
L i.,temng to oach Bob Rezek dunng a timeout.
the girl\\ prepare to go out and finbh off the game
with enthu\\lasm.
AKING as many shots in a game as they
can, the girls on the basketball team helped
each other relax. Coming in as the number
two sweat for districts, the girls played well
together. \"When everyone gets nervous in
a game we always say 'woo-saa,'
meaning relax,\" Rachel Winston (11)
said . This mentality kept the girls in
good spirits, especially in high pressure situations. Having one of their
main goals to take as many shots
as possible \"woo-saa\" kept the team
focused on the game and what they
want to accomplish . The coaches
also helped motivate the girls by offering rewards when they met their
are met. \"In a game, Coach Locke
offered a free dinner to the whole
team if I scored 30 points in a game,\"
Laura Turner (11) said. Laura never
Jumpmg above the competition. Laura reached that goal, but other team
Turner (II) shoot\\ the ball. \"Our
coaches bnbe us to score,\" said Turner and individual goals were accomplished during their games. The girls
supported each other to have a great season .
DISCIPLINE girls 'basketball
B real.tng down her '>lep-. Eli1abeth
Dwyer (9) ha., the support of Atda
tuk (II). \"It's ntce to have the '>upport of
my older teammates,\" Dw)er said. (left)
On a break away EltLabeth Prewmllen ( 12) keeps control of the ball.
Qutckness on the court was a point of
concentratton and tmprovement
Selling up defen\\e,
El11abeth Prewllt- lIen ( 12). Laura Turner
(II). and Elizabeth Dw)er
(9) prepare to block the
'>h 1 from flton.
Read} on defen'>e ida
tuk (II) and Dulct
tuk (II) re the '>lartmg
guardo,. \" ., a pomt guard.
I try to keep e\\eryone
calm and make sure they
know \\~,hat play-. we are
runnmg,\" tda tuk aid .
(below)
Watching the game
and lt\\temng to
oach Derrick Wallace,
the bench help'> cheer on
their teammate.,, \"I ltke
bemg on the bench to '>Ce
what we are d mg wrong,
'>0 that I can get out and
improve our mistakes,\"
satd Melt.,-.a Hagen ( 12).
127
On the v.all! During practice. the boy., do h nd tand. agam't the v.all to build
trength . .. pper body trength 1\\ key 1n v.re.,thng. Most of the mu,clc v.rc,tler..
u\\e are all part of the upper body,\" Brandon E\\pino. a ( 12) 'aid. (belov.) (photo by
Ge ff chlafly)
T wo pomttakedown. In
a match, En Berger
{ 12) execute a ros face
to take control of h1~ opponent. The team c n'>i\\ted of m \\tly y ung athlete!>. o leade~h1p from
the few upperclas.,men
wa e pecially imponant.
(be low) (photo by Geoff
chlafly)
I
ntimidation is the goal
a Brent GoldMem (II)
tare; and wat at h1~ opponent. Wre!>tlel'\\ try to
d1~tract the compeUllon
and hope for takedown
pomts. \"I enjoyed being
in amazmg hape, though
omellmes the phys1cal
contact w1th sweaty men
bothered me,\" he sa1d.
DISCIPLINEwrestling
Workmg the move,
Ph1l Gerac1 (9)
drop; h1s teammate to the
floor 1n pra ti e. The boys
learned many new moves
and worked on perfecting them to u e in the1r
mat he . (photo by Geoff
chlafly)
Taking control. Ron Bron tcm ( 10) bnng' hi competition to the ground. Bron,tein >,~,rapped h1' ann'>
around the oppo mg \\1. re ... tler for the takedo'~ n ~1any
ne\\1. tudenh came out for 'ol.re thng. o pra~tice concen -
trated on the fundamental\\. (photo b) Geoff chiaO})
• on the mat
OUNG, skilled. These two words describe the
2005 wrestling team, led by captains Joe Adiasor, Jeremy Whitington and Cory Michner, all
seniors. Coach Lee Grubbs said the seniors
led in practice, helping younger players learn
the basics of the sport. With the
team consisting of many first year
wrestlers , some found their way
quickly to the varsity squad. \"First
year guys came out and were on
varsity. Next year looks good. With
returning men with more experience,
we'll be able to concentrate on more
advanced moves ,\" Grubbs said .
With 31 years as a wrestling coach,
Grubbs retired from teaching after
16 years. He will, however, coach
for another three years . Grubbs's
unique way of teaching includes
\"Grubbish,\" his own Yogi Berra-ish
language. His students and wrestlers have learned to understand
and appreciate Grubbs' words of
wisdom. \"I don't become who I was
I
n pracuce. Cla}ton Park ( 12) perform
the frog hop to bui ld hi'> leg \\trength.
wh1ch 1'> 1mponant in matche;. (photo by
Geoff chlaOy)
the year before. I become who I am,\" he said.
captains rule
I\"'FH a new coach , this team relied a lot on
their captains. Alexandra Whaley (12), Tracy
Fields (11 ), and Armeda \"Meme\" Thurston
(11) led the team, helping run practice and
choreograph all their moves. The captains
With the \"hole team behind her. Kie·
\\ha Benton (II) dance' dunng the
pep rally Oct 15. Benton -.aid '\"The team
i-. so clo'oe th l'o year 11 l'o one big family .\"\"
(photo by arohne ha1kew1tz)
had a lot on their plates. \"We look to
the captains for big decisions,\" Leah
Winer (12) said. \"They do everything
for us.\" The captains had a full team
of returning dancers . This helped
the captains since they knew the
abilities and strengths of all of the
girls. In addition to being responsible
for the choreography, the captains
also created their own music mixes.
These responsibilities made a big
time commitment but these girls did
it willingly. The captains are excited
for the future. The team looked forward to the Lafayette Dance Competition and hoped to place in the
superior category again. \"We hope to
go to the state competition this year,\"
Whaley said. The team has a lot of
hard work to accomplish, but with the three
captains leading them , they look to go far.
(Team pies on p. 142)
Cheering on the footba ll team. Laduette> s1t watching a game. \"POM IS a great group of g1rb and
I love watching the footba ll game~ w1 th them.\"\" hloe
Witkow.,ki ( 12) >aid . (photo by Carol me haikewltz)
DISCIPLIMEpoms
Wh•le perfom11ng a dance to .. II
the mall Things\" arah Whaley
( 10) \\miles m the front row \"I really enJOY dancmg 1n halfllme \\how..:· \\he 'a1d.
(photo by Carohne hatkewitz)
I
n uni\\On. the Laduelle'>
k1d< h1gh at Homecoming halfllme. Kei ha Benton (II), Tracy held (II),
lexandra Whaley ( 12).
Jane Wiedenbeck (II),
Lauren Bron on ( II) nd
Jerri..:a F'rJnk ( II ) g•' c 11
theu all. \"I enJO} dan..:mg.
e'pec1all~ \\Once I contnb·
uted to the choreograph).\"'
F1eld' ''ud (photo by
Caroline 'ha•ke\\\\Jlz)
L duene Leah Wmer
1 12). rmeda Thurtnn ( II ) and other- perform a routme with the
man.:hmg band at haltlime. \"Pracllcmg dunng
chool 1 n 't alway' fun,
but 1t\\ worthwhile when
we perform at the game
and get energ) from the
crowd while we dam:e,''
Wmer a1d (photo by
arohne ha1kew1lll
Coming onto the field
dunng the Homecommg halftime show.
the Laduelles march w1th
the band. \"Porn is a great
experience and all the
hard h ur.. of work pay
off when we perform our
dance'>... arah Beth Waxman (II) a1d. (photo by
Carohne haikew1LL)
Precise moves and cn'>p lme'> are important to the vi•ual impact of porn ..
\"Leadmg the team th1 year ha'> been
fun.\" captain lexandra Whaley ( 12)
aid. (ph to by Caroline hatkewJtz)
1l1
Taking a re~t to help
count lap~ for a re·
Ia}. James Jenni'>on (9)
and Jacob lla~piel (9)
talk about the meet thU',
far. Jenni~on didn't let
a broken arm ~lop h1m
from swimming. \"Using
a oretex cast allo\"ed me
to swim for three weeks,
but 11 wa~ very difficult,\"
Jennison smd .
One of few swimmers
compeung 1n the fly
troke, Chri~ Ker~len ( 10)
made maJOr Improvement~ m h1 11me. \"Fly i
a lot of hard work, but the
team kept me mouvated
to get my ume down and
hopefully make 11 to state
next year.\" Kersten said.
(above)
SeniOr Tomi Kovac~
~w1m freest}le in
an awa} meet. As a first
year sw1mmer, Kovacs
qualified for ~tate \"I wa~
favored to do a lot better
in the 50 free. I ~hould've
been 111 the top 16. but
I wa., .,ick all week 'o
I d1dn't do as well a~ I
would've liked,\" he aid.
(nght)
Captam Man Pearl tone ( 12) warm~
up in the pool to practice before a
meet. \" Pre-meet preparation is essential.
utnuon 1 e pecially 1mponant-Red
Bull 1> key.\" Pearl tone a1d. (photo by
Bla1r aeks)
DISCIPLINEboys 'swimming
With teammate cheenng him on.
Chase Grime~ ( 10) loosens up on
the block. \"I alway'> am more successful
when my teammates are pushmg me,\"
Grimes said. (right)
• practicing hard
OYS' swimming focused on the basics. Meaning ul, tough practice was a key component
for the Eudals. Led by senior captains Jason
imon and Matt Pearlstone, the boys engaged in intense pre-meet work.
\"Practice could get boring swimming back and forth but coach
motivates us to swim harder,\"
sophomore Chris Kersten said.
The commitment paid off with six
boys advancing to state in Coach
Gene Brown's final year of teaching. He does plan to continue
coaching for the next few years.
Chase Grimes (1 0) earned eighth
place in the 100 backstroke at
state. Qualifying all relays for
state was also a season highlight.
\"All times are down this year,\"
Brown said. \"Using fins for warm- c ody Boehm (II) gets ready to '>tart a
up increased the flexibility in the race on the block. ''The '>tart is key to
wmntng. I dominate at tt!\" ody boa.,t-.. boys' ankles and greatly helped
the team 's speed ,\" Waterson
said. With times down and strong representation throughout the season, Brown was proud
to say, 'There are no 'sluffers' this year!\"
(Team pies and scoreboard on p. 143)
Comtng up for a breath, Evan Glantz (9) '>Wims the
brea'>t stroke at a meet. .. few of the upperclass
guys helped me perfect my brea'>t stroke over preqous
year . . \" Glant7 satd.
Checnng for the football team at the llomccommg
game Oct. 16. Lauren Fcllabaum ( 10). Janera Cray -
ton (II) and Lu Tauben (9) ho\" the1r ~pmt. [Thi~l i'
the mo~t exc1ting game because everyone 1s pumped
up.\" Fellabaum -,aid. (ph to by arolinc hmkewitzl
• starts fresh
ITH the loss of six seniors, the returning squad
felt extra pressure heading into spring tryouts.
The girls were pleased with the surprisingly
large number of underclassmen who showed
up to cheer. They were even more surprised
Dunng the var-,ity quad\\ perfor·
mance at the pep rally. Oct. 15.
Emma Heidenre1ch 1s thrown into the rur.
(photo by Geoff chlany)
at the talent the young girls had.
Although the new team had to start
from scratch with stunting, their experienced tumblers formed a strong
base for the team to improve. The
squad attended cheerleading camp
in late July at Southeast Missouri
State in Cape Girardeau. The girls
learned new cheers and techniques
and from the experience, became a
close-knit team. \"Late night at camp
we would practice our cheers for the
competition in the TV room until we
got them perfect. I was so happy that
I got out second, because the other
girls were up all night,\" Kelly Hubert
(9) said. Many of the girls received
superior evaluations at camp and the
team took home the spirit stick for the most
enthusiasm. In early August, the girls placed
second at regional competition at Lindenwood
University. (Team pies on p. 140)
DISCIPLINEcheerleading
Porn poms 111 hand. M1chelle Lange (9)
cheer' for the Ram .... At home game.,,
the 'quad got the fans enthu ed and made
the games more exclllng. (photo by arolme hmkewJlt)
Before the Homecommg pep rally, the
JV \\quad ... ocialize\\. The 'quad \\\\as
composed of mo ... tly fre.,hmen. wh1ch
helped the g1rls · transition to h1gh -;chool.
(photo by Geoff chlany)
Whlle domg a cheer.
Magg1e McCarthy
(II) Muns the crowd with
a traddle jump. \"I love
doing Jumps at games
because they arc so much
fun!\" Me arthy sa1d.
(photo by Carolme halkewllz)
After the football team
scores a touchdown .
Emily Kline (II ). lfe Hassan ( 12). Brittm Zotos (9).
and Magg1e McCarthy
(II) do as many pu'>hups as the Rams score.
\"Domg push-ups after a
touchdown motivates the
team and the fan'>. as well
a\\ keepmg U'> cheerleaders phy.,ically fit.\" Hassan
\\ald. (photo by aroline
haikewllz)
At the Homecom1ng
pep rally. the vars1ty
squad performs a cheer
and dance to hype up the
crowd The girls learned
this routine at camp and
used it for competition.
where they placed second.
(photo b)' Geoff chlaOy)
Watling for the puck. center Ben
R)ckman (II) guard~ ht'> man . \"I
ha~e \"-Orked on m) '>tick handling '>0 I
could mo~e the puck around more ea\\tl).''
R)ckman \\atd. (photo by Lara Zenger)
After a tough game.
~ophomores Duncan
Wolfe. Teddy o~na. Davtd Levy and Paul Homsher shake hands \"'tth thetr
opponent\\. Whtle they
\"ere aggressive on the ice.
the bo)' maintatned good
.,pomman.,hip throughout
the season. (photo by Lara
Zenger)
Dotng what it take. to
keep the puck in the
zone, Andrew Zenger ( 12)
make\\ a ... acnfice for the
team and docs the .,pit~.
\" In a tough '>ttuatton I'm
willing to do anything to
help out the team, even
if it mean embarrassing myself'\" Zenger aid.
(photo by Lara Zenger)
DISCIPLIIIEicehockey
B au ling hi opponent.
Evan Axelbaum ( 12)
spnnt\\ toward the puck.
\"On defen\\ . everyone
had to work together and
if one person mtsses hts
asstgnment. then it can
give the other team as oring opportunity.\" xelbaum atd. (photo by Lara
Zenger)
S kattng hard pa'>t the defense. Robert
tnk (9) heads toward the goal to
get tnto po\\ition. The team worked to
tncrea'>e '>peed with dnll' uch a., 'mountains.' (photo by Lara Zenger)
S lllng up the acuon, captam Bnan hO<;kley ( 12) motivate his teammates. \" ot just the captams, but all
of the upperclas.,men helped lead the team and set an
e~ample,\" ShO<;klej .,aid. (photo by Lara Zenger)
• early practices
players showed their dedication,
--,wa ing up for early morning practice before
chool. While keeping up with school work,
h boys mostly remained motivated and excited about the season. Captain, Evan Axelbaum
(12), Brian Shockley (12), and Grant
Boyd (11) offered strong leadership
that kept the team's spirits up in the
dark early mornings. \"Despite our
difficult season, they really kept us
going and got our motivation up,\"
Will Bennett (12) said. Throughout the season, the freshmen and
sophomores learned from the seniors and contributed to the team's
positive morale.The hockey team
gained 10 strong freshmen who will
add to the Rams' success in the future. The combination of the strong
upperclassman leadership and the
enthusiasm of the younger players provided great chemistry on the
team, even when the scoreboard
wasn't in Ladue's favor. (Scoreboards
on p. 144)
Watchmg the play, Drew Jame on
( 12) covers his point man. \"You
have to pay really clo e attention out there
and if you lo<,e focus for JU'>t a econd,
<,omething bad can happen,\" Jameson
sa1d. (photo by Lara Zenger)
OPPONENT
Cahok1a
Hillsboro
Varsity Affton
Roosevelt
Football Timberland
Berkeley
Jennings
Normandy
Un1versity City
Clayton
DISC scoreboard
US-THEM
14-8
40-20
42-0
57-6
41 -7
41 -27
45-6
43-14
35-0
7-31
Freshman
Football Pronl Row. Dil1Tt\"n Jad. m. II n
Heard. BnKll e ,~ter. 0< m<>nd
Moor< D<r<k Grandy. Chn l one 2nd
Row: cooch Ron Zet~.:he , coach Jun
Wolfe Myron Caner, Max Lu. tJd,
Ramnn Cra)tOn Chan Mt m , Ct ·h
Cord Doc.:kery, cc..l:k:h Chad ndcnon
Jrd Row: Man) Yang, ·,ck BerT).
Z..Ch GooJman, lame Gulbrand ·n.
attwucl Shav.., h\": t1th Hunter Boclc
Row: Ja) knJge, Tvm St. G<~.
Sh3.1U1<>n ~kCurdy, Juh n Gourle). Joe
Anton. \\\\<1l ham Plwnu:a-Wofltb, Jacob
C h<n
Varsity
Volleyball
Pronl Row.· Aman Hammond , l\\1colc
Jdftrson, C'hn-.tJe Ellington 2nd Row:
to..\": n 11 Hugh • llannah WaJ hs. Kate
Chhca, lh m Lan c Last Row· coac h
Roberta Catt ), 1\\.aut t\\Q\\ik
Laun Turner, \\h Hunel e, co.:h L1 a ,,.,..
Front Row! 'h:mJ Odu\"'ole. Da,u.J Gtn bourg. Phl!hp Pulham,
Ju un Da\"', antel \\\\ ai!J.er, Bill) ll.mq, Da\"ad Bry nt, hkh
Allen. Cra1g Kt'k,J • Tun) Denunan Paul Humphrc). Jon Da\"' ,
Chn Chun.:hman l nd Rott·: Blake Lawrence \
thon) E:.astC'N«•-..1.
Juhan SmHh. \\b u \\hulen. Jue ~J1.1 >f. D Jan Bu)J Sean Olpol.
\
rhon) (>dum, Brandon E.! pmc. , Run Brunstem. Rvan R e-r ,
Juhan Sm•th Jrd Row: \\.11le l:n 'r.coach llrt-rnck \\\\all c Cu<k:h
Duane llawthume,c.:uu:hJcm M.lhcr,ct h l\\cnh ll.trdef,c, ·h
M1le fa.rpe)'. cn<k.h Rnb Ga~n. toa~o.h I lank U.1rnson, ·h t\\c\\m
Cia\"\" m. Jdt I len. Ke\"tn Da\"l . 1d. Bahn. Matt I..trl) -llh Row:
Ben Sol<,mon, Stuart (jro,.,, Ben Sl\"hl\\lcr, \\1 '8t.\"Cr, t-.:c .. m (\\~1
hn . C ltftord GooJnch, Stewart Can nun, ~Kl Sl\"ndat), ·ate 'Ao e1 •
Tom Murph)' 5th Row: Mulugcta \\\\.uldget•rg& Sla\\la Prulhnret ,
Anthony 0 1gn .. pmo, Oa\"1d Bomflt:th, Deange-lo Dean, R1chard
Bas. Cory Mu.:hncr, Oa\"1d Dw)cr, Spen~cr Masun l..ast Ro-.·: Bt)ce
M.mltr M1l Pamter, Ta)lor \\ an Mecteren, Sam Gnlhng Jam.J
Ota~r. \\1 u.:ha~l \\1urph), Sam Pilllkt, Alan I hc:•mas m. Eh \\\\ ond •
Andrew Stc.:lcOPPONENT US-THEM
MICDS 7-9
H1llsboro 12-14
Clayton 14-7
Affton 30-14 N
Timberland 27-30
Berkeley 20-6 Football
Jenn1ngs 0-12
Normandy 14-8
OPPONENT US-THEM
MICDS 24-14
DeSmet 20-0
Hillsboro 30-0
Clayton 44-0
Affton 46-0
Timberland 54-8
Normandy 40-6
Roosevelt 20-12
OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
Webster Groves 2-0 MICDS 0-2
Summit 2-0 Westminster 0-2
Un1vers1ty C1ty 2-0 R1tenour 2-0
Oakv1lle 0-2 Villa Duchesne 2-0
Parkway South 0-2 Clayton 2-0
W1ndsor 0-2 Brentwood 2-1
Parkway North 2-0 Kirkwood 0-2
Pattonville 0-2 Affton 0-2
Hazelwood West 2-1 Affton 2-0
Jenmngs 2-0 Berkeley 2-Q
John Burroughs 2-0 Clayton 2-Q
Berkeley 2-Q Jenmngs 2-0
Mascoutah 1-1 Affton 0-2
McCluer North 0-2 Parkway North 2-0
Northwest 0-2 Parkway West 0-2
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Volleyball OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
Webster Groves 2-Q R1tenour 2-0
Summ1t 0-2 V1lla Duchesne 0-2
l'ront o~: \"-hulan Balbok:g, Fl11abeth Un1vers1ty C1ty 2-0 Clayton 1-2 I man. Jc: )t Jaw~)r 2nd RoM : Pattonville 0-2 Brentwood 2-0 o\\llcl!n f·ulc , l.Ai'\"\" Jaeg \\b Hazelwood West 0-2 K1rkwood 0-2 J'J.,arJ , (loan<! Ban~ 8tUk Row:
coach ( hn Sa\\ ton, Emma Pranger Jenmngs 2-0 Affton 2-1
Lauren tla.J\"\\t), Ale'1 Zotos ct h John Burroughs 2-1 Affton 2-0
Jenn1ft'r Harugan Berkeley 2-0 Berkeley 2-0
MICDS 0-2 Clayton 1-1
Westminster 0-2 Jenmngs 2-0
Varsity OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
MICDS 4-1 Parkway West 2-1
Soccer John Burroughs 0-3 Clayton 2-1
Kennedy 0-1 Kirkwood 2-1
Front Ro..,· D:nnd Keket:. Conrad Westminster 1-1 Brentwood 10-0
O!<obom. 1Khacl Curran, Jeremy John Ft. Zumwalt West 0-2 McCluer North 0-1
2nd Ro.,.,·o .oa(h Matt Pran~e. Tim Parkway West 3-1 Webster Groves 2-0 Memll, 1 1 All,ter, I m;u) Ghod Affton 3-4 Hazelwood West 3-0 bane, ct h \\1 t CautltlO Jrd Row:
Andrew Ge1 tc:m. Da..,Jd t. Gemr:, Pattonville 0-2 Eureka 0-2 Mtle Me)t·r onJ. Joe Holstem. E.., Westminster 2-3 University City 2-3
Ra)n font Baclc Row: Tllffil Ko\"acs. Parkway South 1-2 McCluer 3-0 k..e ... m D v \\\\oil True. J, h Madson
J~..e St Parkway North 2-0 MICDS 2-4
Seckman 3-0
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OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
Webster Groves 2-0 MICDS 0-2
Soccer
Summ1t 2-0 Westminster 0-2
Umvers1ty C1ty 2-0 R1tenour 2-0
Oakville 0-2 V1lla Duchesne 2-Q
Parkway South 0-2 Clayton 2-0 Front Rott:. \":uach Eduardo iha, Wmdsor 0-2 Brentwood 2-1 Mu.:hael Co.'Jlier, M1chael G~...r~Jon Parkway North 2-0 Kirkwood 0-2 2nd Ro.,.,_. D.tmcl \\\\a,man, 1\\.uzuntra
1ru..eno. 8nan oentg, A manuel Pattonville 0-2 Affton 0-2
H.ulemKhad, )' 1 hal llab)Cmlchael Hazelwood West 2-1 Affton 2-0
Jrd Row: I>m1tn Po tno .... M1~.:h cl Jenmngs 2-0 Berkeley 2-0
lieme)'. leunder Kochner L.a~.:h John Burroughs 2-0 Clayton 2-0
f·oley Bock Row: Mochael P ol. Berkeley 2-Q Jenmngs 2-0
J1mmy Stol~ • Ale \\\\.olff. Jerem}' f-e11.
1\\.C\\In Suo 'hWlfl Mascoutah 1-1 Affton 0-2
McCluer North 0-2 Parkway North 2-0
Northwest 0-2 Parkway West 0-2
Varsity OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
Edwardsville 3-0 Lutheran South 3-0
Field Hockey Visitation 1-4 VisitatJon 1-2
Lutheran South 2-0 Webster Groves 6-1
Fronl Row. c.: ·h Laura 0\\oiiiC. U.H) Arrowhead 0-1 Parkway North 7-0
Cooper. Je 11.:1 &hu ter, Em1l) Bren· Whitfield 3-2 Ursuline 0-1 nan. £..Iizabeth Gancnlxrg. El11alxth Villa Duchesne 1-2 Lafayette 0-3
Dw)er. coach Barb 0\\lr lndRow:
8 c.:a Bah . Callhn 'tapltlnn. \"\"'\" Marquette 4-3 Brentwood 3-1
\\\\.aJ;!ner. Cua huff. ;\\1roec h1l )' Webster Groves 3-1 University C1ty 2-0 Bad. Row: Ann1e Goldnng. HcatMr Parkway North 7-0 Lafayette 0-3 Corcoran Ehz.abcth aJ(JUo. f.mal)'
lkgrcgono. Jeana Moff t, Canllme Kirkwood 2-0 John Burroughs 0-4
8aJiey Clayton 1-0 Ursuline 0-1
Kirkwood 3-1
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DISCIPLINEscoreboard
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Field Hockey
Fronl Ro-.: Emal) hal ~WIU.
1elante Crandall. Gtgt ulm
Damelle M< r. I abel Hoi'an 1nd
Row: ....:.n t~:n Thomp .. on, Em -
tl) Seldm. Madel)n Lumpe. Enn
>\
derwn, Ulur<n Mtllner. M dd)
~dler Back Ro••: Rob n ~1< ~llZ
l:.nca \\\\ g~Xr . Canll) n DrohaN•
l(n ta Grant, Coa.:h Stcphante o· eal
Girls' Varsity
Tennis
Front Row: Emahe hlaft). Blaar
Rchnqut t. K ue Pawm a \\\\onn ,
Caner Boehm 1nd Ro,.: Pulct \\tang,
t\\c:l } Brendell, ~t:ole ter Back
Ro•·: Coo.:h Anne Chaput. Dam
Fan< her, )(ell) C'hcult., C ly B<>nd
Girls' JV
Tennis
Front Ro-. ~hs,•.:m chv.anz. Bnt·
tan) Cort). Zhen La , Anna Man.:u .
Ltnd ) octtde1nd Row: Emtl)
Bulk. Anna l·ung, lmtl) Krcb,, Mana
Torupova, 'an \\\\an~. \\.1mgv.eJ C~n
Bade Rott. : Coa h Ja mTh«xto J(JU,
Charlotte ·ablcman, Fufct X tang,
Rachel Re)n<lld , Anna le )C\\
Varsity
Softball
my Ghc , 1\\Jm Han tc:m Back Ro,..· ·
Ct>&:h Bob Rezd •. Jad.a aum\"e ,
Katarz)na Perlow lt. 1elarue Bryan.
L)dta &halTer. \"-ate Auhr, ~1 han
Dowd, Ulurcn Dunn. C<>ach arol Cole
OPPONENT US-THEM
Edwardsville 0-1
Parkway West 5-0
Whitfield 5-0
V1lla 0-1
Whttf1eld 3-1
Clayton 1-0
Oakv1lle 3-0
Marquette 4-1
Kirkwood 2-0
OPPONENT US-THEM
VJsttallon 3-4
Parkway South 3-4
Oakv1lle 7-0
Mehlv1lle 7-0
Villa HJ
Lutheran South 7-0
Nennx Hall 7-D
K1rkwood 5-2
OPPONENT US-THEM
ViSitatiOn
Burroughs
Parkway South
Oakville
Melville
V1lla
Nennx
Kirkwood
L
L
w
w
w
L
w
L
OPPONENT US-THEM
Valley Park 2-15
Normandy 21-4
Valley Park 0-18
Westminster 8-13
Normandy 19-3
Jenmngs 4-2
Westminster 15-5
Umvers1ty C1ty 23-5
Berkeley 19-1
McCluer North 2-7
OPPONENT US-THEM
Lutheran South 1-1
Vis1tat1on 1-1
Parkway West 3-0
Ursuline 0-0
MICDS 0-5
Lafayette 1 -2
Nennx 2- 1
Burroughs 0-2
OPPONENT US-THEM
Westmmster 4-3
Lafayette 2-5
Parkway Central 6-1
Parkway West 6-1
Marquette 6-1
Burroughs 3-4
Lindbergh 5-2
OPPONENT US-THEM
Westminster
Lafayette
Parkway Central
Parkway West
Marquette
Lindbergh
Berkeley
L
L
w
w
L
L
w
OPPONENT US-THEM
Clayton 3-4
Normandy 18-0
New Haven 8-0
Jenn1ngs 4-5
University City 19-3
Berkeley 15-2
Webster Groves 2-8
Clayton 6-9
Kennedy 0-10
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Water Polo OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT
Eureka 13-4 K1rkwood
Parkway Central 8·2 SLUH
ch<ll< Wtut, Kirkwood 5-5 Parkway South
hm Del· sctJrd Ro•: DeSmet 5-9 DeSmet
0 liZ. Londbergh 4·8 John Burroughs
th1 0 be.,,_~n. LoUt H Jhroc.l 5th John Burroughs 3-5 Summrt
Ro.: Manno Cakagno, \\!an Ptarl- Parkway West 4-1 MICDS tnne , J )f1 anon 811ck Rott:: ( Oakville 9-2 Undbergh Pnn<:< G ldlxrt Chamtnade 5-11
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Water Polo
OPPONENT US-THEM
Front Row: J ob han . \\11C
Dean<, Za.:h \\arwog. J l<nn \"'
2nd Row: Jacob H4bp1cl. Patnc1a V.:aJT
K II< 1\\o>h<. Da>od f<ldman Back
Cross
Country lroNRow:(< hl .. u~IR1\"\"1 I iol.at1
mu a. 'tu K~ll!C'dcr M~~.: I 8 John
Ucf\"rDCS. Patnd. Graham. C.O...:h Jan M~..'{(Jy lttd
Row· Alt:\\ ~LS. Joa 0 , Se.a Fkm.mlftl Ben
'toun&: M•kc Shuw. Mil~: Spt\"\" Drew Pearu:
Jnl Ro• J b '\\anu, G~ bhnn. An.1ai n• Ta)kJr ~llc, 0.. 8« tt, Kyle Bum Bock/tow. :
1K::M bit' . ~M.c CAITOII, \"11..l Carptmcr,
Sam ft&k} Ru.J) \\avaa. Dan Hcdgerod.
FroN lto~t~: \\-Ia K.......c.afa. Chcbn h\"1J.
I)D Jooe Frucaa~ Mlpw..:co. Kll'l&cll M.rlbn
1tttllto• Ba:a fb, t.rn, M~ehclk Paa M an
II unleT •cole- \\li.onc. Caathn l.c:nL. Laurm ~artmut
1ft. t\"o..:h M.u Slr11)hom Jnl Row· Biaar S.
l.1hb)' .kJIIttC\"'ard. Duki \\1ul. l..t:ah Oai. , Auil
Stul DunullliJue lJIJod. B11ck /tow· .knn) Shuw,
Moil) hlamb. 1-.nul)' R{-.cnf~ld. Llun Gour1~'
1>...-e Gneaedaet:l. Bdh Paru.~. Jula• CarpenRr
Eureka 5-15
Parkway West 3-8
P rkway North 1-3
Oa ville 3-11
Cam1nade 3-5
Kirkwood 1-9
SLUH 0-12
Parkway South 4-8
DeSmet 3·9
Burroughs 6-9
Summ1t 4-2
MICDS 5-4
Undbergh 0-14
Varisty Boys' OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT
Metro 69-30 Affton
Basketball Cleveland 71-58 SLUH
John Burroughs 59-69 Clayton
Brentwood 69-30 Kirkwood
Front Ro• J tmaJ M1lltr, Ab) u Parkway North 47-49 Career Academy
Abozen. 8 II) fl <~.M n A1tenour 66-57 Wellston
Pattonville 58-56 Parkway Central
Oakville 47-61 Summit
Jenn1 s 41-55 Berkeley
V1anney 28-50 Westmtnster
Lutheran South 56-49 Mehlville
Fort Zumwalt South 41-55 Pnory
Fox 74-80 Westm1nster
US-THEM
5-6
3-10
3-10
4-6
4-5
7-2
5-8
3-8
US-THEM
50-49
43-64
48-53
26-66
47-62
50-70
50-36
64-60
37-58
43·59
43-52
59-46
43-55
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DISCIPLINE scoreboard
Boys' JV
Basketball
Front RoM-·:£ mond 1oore,
Jeremy Fell Cnby Grand 2nd
Row: Danocl \\\\cb terCiar
Da\\&d Ow t'r Cf.)) '&fk:C) , \\\\alham
P&wnaca \\\\t\"rm.\" lla k RoM·. Coach
Curd O.>ch<ry, 1'<1<l Rcdd. Juhn
Gourl~}. thl Og \\OCO, Brad Sabm
Boys' Freshman
Basketball
Front Row:.· Junanr Rtto \\Cit
f·a ... ll Emw.:hc, ~rt:l Grand\\-,
Kicth Hunter 2nd RottJ: ~el
Berry, M)r<m Carter. mood
Moore. J..:nb Shana.>. Chance Mem
Back Ro•·: Coach Chad ·\
der
wn. ~1lham Ptwnu:a \\\\onn • J
Anton, John Gourle). wic Parl
Girls' Varsity
Basketball
Front Row: Danae lie Oh\\-cr, .. \\1
Stuk, Enn Anderson. Dulct Stul, Ton) a
Jones 2nd Row: Kiana Ae:rung, Carol)'n Drobal, Kn un n, Elizabeth
Prewm-Allen Back Ro••: Coach Bob
Rezek, Monat Cnbb , R ·hcl Wtn ton.
Laura Turner. Mch a Ha~en . I m.rna
Pranger. Cooch Dcmck alia~.
Girls' JV
Basketball
Front Row: Khulan Batbtleg, Ho.
Melt sa Hanntho. Lu Deane, Ehubcth
Dwyer 2nd Row: Ellery Bahn. Am)
Gartenberg, Jenn) Shtrar Kell) Groll
Back Row: Macy H Iuman. Hannah
Walla . Ku:rra F-owler, Derusa Bennen.
Rebekah Sto~ h Derek allace
OPPONENT US-THEM Cham~nade 42-62
Clayton 50-53
St. Dominic 53-39
Brentwood 57-39
Parkway North 42-45
Rttenour 54-33
Pattonvtlle 36-33
Oakvtlle 34-43
Jenntngs 45-53
Fox 59-23
Afton 41-35
Jennings 38-33
OPPONENT US-THEM
Webster 30-38
Mehlvtlle 34-24
Ktrkwood 37-29
Umvers1ty Ctty 31-32
Parkway North 26-38
Mehlville 40-50
Webster 43-40
Parkway West 31-34
Parkway Central 36-32
Lindbergh 35-46
OPPONENT US-THEM
Pnnctpta 43-34
Cleveland 37-17
Clayton 31-54
Rttenour 62-43
Parkway Central 41-39
Parkway North 44-37
Pattonville 52-40
St Charles 47-49
Fort Zumwalt West 48-44
Lutheran North 48-33
Oakville 39-41
Jenmngs 48-50
Villa Duchesne 33-29
Affton 54-46
OPPONENT US-THEM
Valley Park 2-15
Normandy 21-4
Valley Park 0-18
Westminster 8-13
Normandy 19-3
Jenmngs 4-2
Westmtnster 15-5
Umverstty Ctty 23-5
Berkeley 19-1
McCluer North 2-7
OPPONENT US-THEM
Wellston 47-37
Berkely 42-52
Clayton 48-38
Ktrkwood 42-43
Caleer Academy 55-63
Wellston 41-43
Parkway Central 44-28
Rockwood Summtt 42-53
Berkely 52-46
SLUH 38-47
Westmtnster 43-42
Mehlvtlle 53-44
OPPONENT US-THEM
Berkeley 45-34
Seckman 49-43
Fox 42-33
Affton 49-35
Summtt 32-49
Eureka 40-44
Clayton 38-17
Berkely 43-36
Jennings 45-44
OPPONENT US-THEM
Affton 48-42
Jenmngs 49-58
Clayton 54-53
Burroughs 36-39
Wellston 54-53
Brentwood 52-35
Holt 35-33
Berkeley 41-38
Clayton 60-42
Westminster 37-50
Mehlvtlle 40-55
VISitatiOn 44-35
Vtlla 32-41
OPPONENT US-THEM
Clayton 3-4
Normandy 18-0
New Haven 8-Q
Jenntngs 4-5
Untverstty City 19-3
Berkeley 15-2
Webster Groves 2-8
Clayton 6-9
Kennedy 0-10
Varsity
Wrestling
front Row: K}le Smolh B
Ke> on Coli on • Zeb \\\\-olloam • 0. ono
\\1arkhn, Juhn Rhnd~ , ~at~ \\\\c
Back Ro• : Emoly I raelo Coa.:h R)an
Hu~he:\\ , Coach Ke\"'1n Ia\" n. Cory
M11.hne:r JclC' \\d1 ,c Coarh I« (,nab ,
Ct)Uf.:h J.tle l..uh.;c, ndrca Oluc
Wrestling
Team
lo
FronJ Row. Dan1el Wuman. Ro
l·eldman. Alan lieanl. Jerem) Whll
tm~ton. '':hael (jnrdon. W11l Lemp.
AnJrew kland 2nd Row: K)l
Sm1Lh. Ben \\tn m Ub Wilham •
Brandon E pux• . John Rhode . Ron
Bnm tem, Spencer Eldnch, Dom1mc
\\1ar ion Back Ro• : Phol \\'\"' . AnJrw
tech:. te \\\\e1 • C(la(.:h 1\\.e\\m
Claw n, 1\\e\\m ('olhn , Coad l...ecGrub • Jue 1\\d!a lf Coach R)an
Hu~hc.; ,. h .: •hn. Coa~.:h Jale Loh
Poms
l ron/ Row: ·\\le< nJra Whaley,
.\
ncda Thuntcm , Trat.:) f·1eld ln.d
Ro..,·: Sarah ~hale) , Lauren Bronson,
Jane \\\\-oedenbed. arah Beth Wa: man
Bade Rott.·- ChhlC' W!tl..O'-\"Sli.J , Ket\\ha
Ben ten Jemc:a hanl . Leah \\\\ 1ner
Dunng th~ homuommg halfnm~
hOM' on OctoiHr 16, the poms
donrtrs prtform tlrt1r routmt to
tht music of lht morchmg bond.
Boys'
Swimming
Front Rott•: Ja~.:<lb Ha.\"'p1el. MH:hael
Deana, Ben Mn low1tz,. Evan Glantz...
Koclliang, Cod) B< hm 2nd Ro•:
~ Vaf\"\\'-lg, C'hn Ke ten. J m
Sunun. George \\\\..mter, M1chxl D ·l..er,
Gha Gnmcs, T~ Ko\" Bark
Rott: G<\"~ Bnlwn. Sara \\\\altke.
\\1alt Pearl t~li\"IC , athan Toc.kl oah
Pnr><:e·GoldberJ!. Ted Wale\"\"\".
Al<\"l Sh1rlc)'. Ju tm k\\e), Oan1<\"l
li e, Kaue Kobe. Soacy Taubman
OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
Eureka 13-4 Korkwood
Parkway Central 8-2 SLUH
Korkwood 5-5 Parkway South
DeSmet 5-9 DeSmet
Londoergh 4-8 Burroughs
Burroughs 3-5 Summ•t
Parkway West 4-1 MICDS
Oakvolle 9-2 Londbergh
Chamonade 5-11
OPPONENT US-THEM
Eureka 5-15
Parkway West 3·8
Parkway North 1-3
Oakvolle 3-11
Camonade 3-5
Kirkwood 1-9
SLUH 0-12
Parkway South 4-8
DeSmet 3-9
Burroughs 6-9
Summit 4-2
MICDS 5-4
Lmdbergh 0-14
OPPONENT US-THEM
Chamonade
Burroughs/MICDS
Pattonvolle
Marquette Relays
Undbergh
Affton
Webster
Oakvolle
Marquette
Lafayette
Kirkwood
Parkway South
Mehlvolle
52-130
109-92-123
125-48
11th
69-113
111-59
91 -75
61-127
79-104
52-134
93-87
53-125
145-29
5-6
3-10
3-10
4-6
4-5
7-2
5-8
3-8
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Varsity
OPPONENT US-THEM OPPONENT
Lutheran South 0-4 Parkway Central
Parkway West 0-8 CBC
Pnory 2-5 Duchesne
Clayton 0-7 Pnory
St. Mary's 2-2 Whitfield
Wh1tf1eld 2-5 MICDS
Fort Zumwalt West 2-2 Webster Groves
MICDS 0-2 Westm1nster
John Burroughs 2-6 Clayton
Westmmster 3-3 Affton
John Burroughs 2-5
DISCIPLINEscoreboard
Cheerleading
\" RSITY I
FrotU llo• \\.t \\M.anh~ 11 .. H . bad)
1\\.tuxJNIRo• lo,t II~Lan·.- J,1:Tauhca.~elh
Huhc-n. l:!mml H~tdcM .. h Lauren f-ellabaum. Bntuu
Zolos Bad Ito• Flhc l.iallev. (. arlriJh t IIJ~er
laenR ll.Mid J r~t·ra, J11 Kun( '
JV Fro111 R ·Car IJ\"'I.lfftl. W.... \\\\~UlJitlft.
1\\:acbd f-1111/} K.il.l~r l NII Ito• .
.o\\1n.andl COOm,. lan H(l. I\\. ani~ n Burru&nn. 1111
Gtllstrom.tlwltca l..:e)l;b Bad Ro• • [)ml Goldscm.
MM)lJOe P~ Jenrufr:r ill.1n.-., f-.m•h l.cidtnfltiJI
Ice Hockey
US-THEM OPPONENT
2-9 Gran1te C1ty
0-10 Westminster
4·0 Northwest
2-10 Thunder
1-10 Edwardsville
3-7 Lutheran South
2-2 Hazelwood Central
1-3 Gramte C1ty
0-5 Westminster
0-4
N
US-THEM OPPONENT US-THEM
2-6 Northwest 0·1
3-0 Thunder 0-5
9-0 Edwardsville 3-0
0-1 Edwardsville 5·2
0-2 Lutheran South 6-5
3-4 Gramte C1ty 0-2
1-1 Hazelwood Central 0-4
0-1 Hazelwood Central 1-5
1-0 Hazelwood Central 0-5
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California (California ... ) here we come
- Phantom Planet
Theme from \"The O.C.\"
Love from Mom and Dad
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Have a ball in the next
chaDter of vour life.
Love, Mom, D d, D vid, Tom and P DDer
Brian, 'Shoot' for the moon! Even if you miss,
you'll/and among the stars.
- Les Brown
You are our star!
Love, Mom & Dad
Brian,
Big sisters annoy, interfere and criticize.
They indulge in snide remarks. hold grudges
and keep score.
Sisters borrow without returning and take over
the bathroom.
But if trouble should ever arise,
Big sisters are there, defending against all evil.
They will always be ready and willing
To test the water before you dive in.
To everyone else, we may look as if we are becoming old and wise,
but to each other there will always be endless cycles of Super Nintendo,
'Saved by the Bell' and pizza. Congrats Little Brother!
Love Always,
Krista
1 1
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Congratulations on your
accomplishments.
We love you so much!
Love,
Mom, Dad , Cody, Landon, Carson
Congratulations Dalt!
I Love You,
-Jen
15l
Dear Daniil,
We are so proud of you.
Congratulations on your graduation!
We have complete faith in you that you will succeed
in whatever you put
your mind to.
Love,
Luda, Daddy, Grandpa,
Grandpa, lnna, L/ya,
Anna and Daur
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Brian Trip 1 ett _____
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_____ _
on gratulations on
another
mile tone
F ron1 childhood to
n1anhood you have
ahvays made us
proud
Love
I\\lom &Dad
Enjoy your next stop at UMR and all of life' opportunities
Congratulations, Samantha!
Samantha,
You have worked hard to achieve what you have 1n your life so far. No
matter what obstacles come your way, you always succeed 1n stay1ng on
track. We love you and support your dreams, 1deas and goals. You have
made us very proud.
Love,
Dad, Mom & Selena
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LAURIE
We all take
different path
in life, but
no matter
wherewego, AMANDA
\\Ve take a little
f each other
everyv.rhe re.
-Tm1Md~u\"
Dtar Sftll:
Cong-r>cd:ulcd::ions and best wishes from
'Y/e love you , AL 'YJAYS,
We couldn't
be prouder.
Love,
Mom and Dad
M om and Dad,
Samantha, S-tewarl, Sophia , Scott
Evan,
Keep
searching
and
exploring ...
157
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CoVJqratiAiatioVJs,
JeaVJa!
Love,
Mom, Dad, Dori, LoVJi, JoVJat~iVl,
GraVJdma, Scott, TIAff~ aVJd Pepper
Congratulations
Alexandra I
Love,
D dciV, Mommv and Sarah
1St
Congratulations, Lizzie!
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Love,
Mom, Dad, George, Annie and Matt
\"You are mv Eskimo Friend ... HONESTLY!\"
Let's take it to the City on Down.
Late-night phonecalls.
Chill-out! Punk-Rock arms. Chin-licking
at the pagent.
\"Good Luck exploring the Infinite Abyss!\"
Our journey never ends. Watershots of
splenda and oranges. You gotta listen to this
song, it will change your life I promise you.
Movies at Plaza Frontenac.
- Meg-e-tep & Poo-double-oo
(!,CJn~rtt-tu ltt-tiCJn5
Ltt-uren!
Lp.,\"Vf ren,
We p.,re 5() fnlV1~ ()! 1J()V1. fnt'1,1J 1J()V1 C.()ntinV1e t()
live life with-?p.,55i()n, C.()nvic.ti()n p.,n~ inte,rit1J. We
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1&1
It's been fun watching
you grow up,
Brittany and Katie!
Love, Mom, Dad and
Michael
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Congratulations
and best wishes
for a happy life!
Alexandra & Elizabeth
Friends Forever
\"A Friend •s someone who knows all
about you and loves you anyway.\"
To Emil~ aVId JoVIat~aVI-
$25,cXX) or DIE!
T~aVI~s for beiVIq great exectAtive
directors!
Love,
Kala aVId Emil1:1
Congratulations, Katy!
Love,
Mom, Dad,
Tina & Anna
1al
Caroline • Steph • Chloe
\"Best Friends are hard to find. We'll
be in each other's hearts forever,
the memories never forgotten.\"
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Congratulations, Zach! There is a
generation gap but we love you a lot!
Grandma Ethel /Grandpa Jerry
Grandma \"E\" / Grandpa \"J\"
Sarah,
You are a Star!
Love,
Mom and Dad
Congratulations Dono
With a pirouette m a tutu,
you danced into our lives
And With calculator and a
glissade you go on.
Contmue to reach
for the stars
And heavens will smile at you.
Maze! Tovl
We love you,
Mom, Dad, Eh & Micky
IS
Congratulations
Angie I
•• Mom, Dad & Courtney
My Grandaughter NaNa is so sweet and kind.
She kisses me hello and goodbye!
She alwaYS asks if I want to go shopping.
My Grandaughter Kiana, a wonderful young lady.
Love, Grandmother T T
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KIANA OELLE FLEMING
Your high school days are through.
You've learned o many things.
You've worked real hard, made lot of friend ,
and even had orne fun.
ow a you look forward to the college years ahead,
I know you are proud, a thi grandmother is,
Of everything you've done.
Love, Grandmother hirley
Loved plai:jiVIq dress lAp, respo11sible & ~iVld
Hardwor*iVIq. smart, wit~ a creative miVld
Feels t~ beat of ~ip fiop & old .scfiool, too
f3avlqiVIq li~e steel pots wfiile cfalleVIqivlg 1:101.1.
DIAr girl gives lAS SIAI'15~il'l<? 0111 a do!Adi:j clai:j.
Believes i11 SIArvMVIq to ~eep t~ soiAI ta~ers awe11:1-
We'll appla!Ad as i:jOIA dress i11 cap al1d goWVl.
ProiAd tfiat i:jOIA've adiieved
al1d are prepared to move 011.
Love Alwa~s, M & 0
1&7
Emily
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FOR ~LL THE
GOOD TIMES
WE L~DUE KIDS
SPENT WITH
THOSE CR~ZV
u-crrv I~IDS!
(I'll Never Tell.)
Jean a
You bring so much joy into our lives.
We love you.
Mom, Dad, Steve, Lauren, Tricia, Jenny Cassie and Brownie
Great
Grandpa
Jesse
1at
ATALIE CARA
LAUREN EMILY R.
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'ACKIE
'ESSICA
EMILY B.
••1n tile
end, IIIV
LORY
: frienCII we will al e together ~~~
again!\"
ELIZABETH
Love,
Melissa
(Zoe),
Momm~
aVId Papa
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\"AT REX KWAN 00, WE USE THE BUDDY
SYSTEM. NO MORE FLYING SOLO. YOU
NEED SOMEBODY WATCHING YOUR BACK AT
ALL TIMES.\"
CAROLINE & MEAGAN
Best wis~es
for
t~e f1At111re!
Dav1
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All clowning aside,
it is with love and with pride
we wish you an amazing journey;
you have all it takes for one really great ride!
Love,
Mom, Dad & Abby
175
ongratulation ,
Chri topher!
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of vou.
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\\1om and Christine
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11 The journey in between what you were
and who you are now becoming
is where the dance of life really begins. 11
Enjoy the dance KTPW!
We love you,
Mom, Dad, William and Mi ty
177
VIAY
TO
GO
NO REGRETSads
Thanks for
making us
DrGIIdl
We Love You
Mom, Dad
6 Dannv
· DEFo
~fi and ~nBie
friends forever
\"We have grown up in a
New York Minute and
Getting There has been a
Holiday In The Sun.
It Takes Two to become
so close in So Little Time.
We are Two Of A Kind and
together we can face The
Challenge that lies ahead.\"
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Zachary, (our \"Tasty Boy\")
We know th1s is one of your favorite quotes, and promise you we will
~ be part of your trail.
\"Do not follow where the
path may lead,
Go 1nstead where there is
no path and leave a trail
-Rudolph Waldon
Emerron
We love you and are so
proud of you!
Hugs & Kisses
Mom, Dad, Kayla and Carly
CaVI I LASe ~0111r
closet~~
Lorw$ Emilv
Now and then,
Don't llave to look back. Now and then, You're ,-gilt llere -til me.
Now and then,
You'll alwavs be mv friend.
You'll
always
be our
baby.
we Love
You!
Mom & Dad
Conaratu(ations
'Meaaan!
BE
EXaCTLY
WHO YOU
ARE.
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183
EST TIMES •••
BEST FRIENDS •••
BEST WISHESI
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To Ashley Homsher
& Jonathan Coldford
Roses are red
Violets are blue
There's no grandchildren
In the world
creater • Dearer
Thank you!
crandpa Paul
& crandma Jeanette
AlexaVJdra & Trac~
Best FrieVJds Forever,
Trac~ Fields
.. ••• .And Wit n vou
t til choice to sit
It out or dance •••••
IHOP YOU
DANCE I\"
ANDREW
You have been an absolute pleasure
And continuous source of pride!
CONGRATULATIONS!
Wherever life takes you,
Always be yourself •••
Be honest •••
Be happy •••
Be healthy ••.
Be positive •.•
Be safe ..•
Be in control.
Consider each day to be the best day of your life.
Keep your standards high,
Work hard,
Continue to lead ••.
Make your own definition of success.
And never forget to have funlll
Much love to youl
Mom, Dad, Sen and Katie
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AICon ratulations!
We Love You!
Mom, Dad, .lanee 6 Michelle
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Never
blow
that
whistle!
StephanieThe world awaits you! Let your heart be the
guide for the future decisions you make and
remember to always be true to yourself.
May your resourcefulness, determination
and sense of humor take you far in life.
Know that wherever life's journey leads,
you will always be in our hearts.
We Love You,
Mom and Melissa
With Deep Love
and True Admiration,
Dalt.
Face each new . experience
with joy and
anticipation!
187
William T. Harvey
(Billy)
Time has passed, people have
changed, but we are, and always
will be, proud of you.
LOVE ALWAYS MOM, DAD
& BIG BRO MIKE
CONGRATULATIONS!
NO REGRETSads
THE YEARS HAVE GONE BY
SO FAST.
CONTINUE ON YOUR ROAD
TO SUCCESS.
WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU.
LOVE,.
NONE; DAD
We tCJCJk J\"1J in c:A-rrt-;in~ 1-J\"l-1
PejCJre 1-J\"l-1 were A-Ple tCJ 5tA-n~.
We t-nA-nlele~ when \"'J\"l-1 ~r5t
rA-i5e~ t;CJUr5elf UJ'.
We th-nlle~ A-t 1J\"Ur
~r5t c:A-utiCJu5 5ter5
intCJ the. wCJrl~.
Dearest Jessye,
You'll always be the ballast in the
Schwartz-Brick boat.
Congratulations on your graduation!
Love,
Mommy, Daddy, Michael
&Luna
(your tap-dancing doggie)
ZOO$
A-5 \"'J\"ur pture unjCJl~5
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Friend becau ewe wouldn't
have it any other wayYour big heart will take you far!
I'm Proud of you & I love you!
-Kate
1 '
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Make a
difference.
(You already have.}
We love you!
Mom and Dad
Aim High.
Show Up.
Have Fun.
Congratulations to the
Class of 2005
and to
Jake Dunlap
'A Fine Young Man!'
Love, Dad
1t1
We love you
Caroline!
Congratulations,
Jessica & Mom
Congratulations, Kiana Fleming
and the Class of 2005!
Kiana- We are so proud of you!
Love always, Uncle Donnie, Aunt Kim & Danielle ©
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felicidades Jose!
CoVlgrat~latioVls
We love ~0111!
Si se p111ede!
Mom,
Lov,
AVltOVliO
&
Le vero
:BrittCon8ratu(ations for
a(( you fiave accomyUsfied!
Love,
'Mom &: 'Daa
jonatfian, fiannon
&: Carfin8
1tl
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Congratulations,
Jonathan
We are so proud of who you are and
what you have accomplished!
You are an inspiration to us all! Thanks
for the wonderful memories! We'll
miss you when you are at college!
We love you infinity times!!!
Mom, Keith, Lindsay,
Danni, Jake, Caleb,
Mandy and Maggie
A
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OF APPLAUSE
TO THE
GRADUATES!
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You did it!
Love,
Motn, Dad and Hilary
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ALRE~DV
PL~NNING
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AM~ND~
WE KNEW YOU COULD DO IT!
LOlJE,
MOM Df\\D & Cf\\\\EY
CAROLINE,
Throughout your
life you will have
many questions
such as:
\"Can you choke on
a Lifesaver?\"
\"Do bald people
get lice?\"
\"Do cows drink milk?\"
Love,
Joseph
Well, if you have any other
questions, I'll always be here!
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WE'RE BURSTING WITH
PRIDE!!
CONGRATULATIONS JASON. LOVE,
MOM, DAD AND TRACY
Thanks for always be1ng
there for me. Good luck 1n
college, I w1ll m1ss you so
much! What Will I do w1thout
you? I love you . Congratulations. Love.
..-------. Kayla
Here IS some life adv1ce from
your favonte person
Make your fnends laugh,
make strangers laugh,
get patd to make strangers
laugh, and make people
talk like you because
tf's so -
much
Jerry
fun!\"
Semfeld
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Carofine,
We can drive each other crazy,
6ut we a(ways drive to8ether. You are
tfie 6est sister a 8ir( cou(d ever have!
rfhank J~r a(( the 8reat memories.
Mave fun in co((e8e!
Love ~lWays,
:Em
c I early
ana dian
H omebody
L ving Daughter
Q nlyGuy
E verything Nic
Congratulations, baby -
I'm so proud oj_vou.'
Love Always,
John
xoxo
Dearest Chloe,
Congratulation on a great four years
and we hope the next four years are full of
not only challenges but ne~v adventure .
We ~t ill miss J'Our upbeat attitude
and lovel_v di position.
Love & Be Happy,
Mom, Liz and Liv
P . Dad would ha\\l' brcn :o roucl!
Itt
Lisa.,
I will always be by your side.
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I Love You
Jeffrey
Bobbywe love
you!
Mom, Dad
and Mandy
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18 YEARS & COUNTING
Nags,
I'm gonna mi syou soo much ...
thank for alway being there for
me when l needed a friend. Good
luck in everything you do.
I love you!
Em
Em,
It would take a lot more than a
few . entence to de cribe how
much our friendship means to me.
We've been be t friend since our
days in diaper , you're the i ter
I never had! Good I uck, keep
in touch, and remember all the
amazing memorie we've hared.
Love, ags
• AGS•
Congratulations
Love,
Dad, Loren, Mom & David
We're so
proud of
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Pt1ul.
You're more than a
granddaughter! Mre 'n , pro11tl of J\"Oll!
We love you
Watson
You Are A+
1.-ot•e •. Jionz. lhul. Erirlz •
I love rou.
Momma
Amari Lynn
Hammonds
A gift from us ...
Mom and fam ..
D ar Alex,
Congrats o n
anoth r milestone
of your li~ . Wishing you \"all the
best\" as th adv ntures continue.
lov Always,
Mom, Dad &
Joslyn
.Julie tltul Ellen
The angels see you
as dazzling young
diamonds which are
being polished to
perfection
Elsa Joy Bailey
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CONGR~ TUL~ TION)
JORD~N!
THE ~UTURE BELONG) TO
YOU ...
ALL OUR LOVE,
MOM, D~D, & ANDREW
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Love,
The Williams, Fox and Bastian Families
To mv famiiV and friends, thanks for
SIIDDOrtin me through tile vears. 1
love vou
Kiana \"K. KeiiV'' Flemin
205
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Work like you don't need the money,
Love like you've never been hurt,
Dance like nobody's watching.
'Love' can't begin to express it,
Mom and Dad
Ladtl · ·cln1 raIn an
Dear Cory,
While your many accomplishments have been a constant source of joy and pride for us, knowing that your
heart is driven to serve God, country and your fellow
man is what makes us truly thankful.
We love you forever,
Mom, Papi and Evan
Forgetttng what ts behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on
toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me. -Phtl. 3: 13-14
207
NO REGRETSads
Congratulations!
We are so proud of you!
You have a
bright and beautiful
future ahead.
Love,
Mom, Dad and joey
CLAYTON,
I'M SO PROUD OF YOU!
LovE, MoM
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ALL OIA.r Love,
We're Drolld
of how vou
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We love vou
Big MllrDh
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Mo~~V.., t:>Q~ Q\"\"~Josn
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As you move on to the next chapter of your life.
we w1sh that your days be filled with health,
new challenges, endless hopes and preciOus dreams.
We are so proud of you.
We love you so much .
• \\1o111, Dad & )~fTrcy
211
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CL~~~ 0~ 2005
GOOD
TIME) WITH
GRE~T
~RIEND)!
CONGR~ TUL~ TION)!
WE LOVE
YOU S~R~!
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Jason
Malashock
CON\"GRAT\"ULATION\"S!
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Let your journ y
ahead b as fun
and atisfying a the
' . on you veJU t
completed.
We Love You!
Mom, Dad&
Micha 1
CONGRATULATIONS
To my little i ter with the big heart.
Love, Mi sie
Congratulations!
We are so proud of you!
Love,
Nick, Mom, Grant & Colton
K ind
I nspiration
A wesome
N ice
A thletic
Love,
Cookie
Traci
Tyler
and
Tajah
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215
We were touched when asked to be your
godparents
It took less than a second to say yes
You have given us so much to smile about
We know we're the ones that have truly been
blessed
The next phase of your life is about to begin
And your stomach must be all a flutter
As you eagerly anticipate where life will lead
you ,
Remember to just keep putting one foot in
front of the other
Dream big and reach for the stars Kiana
There is no limit to what you can do
There in yourself and know that regardless
We will always be here for you
Love Always,
Sharon & Fred
The Very Proud Godparents
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Andrew
Congratulations!
Thank you for filling
our lives with so much
fun, laughter and many
unforgettable moments. We will
miss your keen sense of humor,
quick wit and charm.
You're one of a kind!
We love you and are so proud of all
your accomplishments!
Love,
Mom, Dad, Chase,
Lara and Hanna
217
With pride and joy
we have wacthed you
dribble your way to
become an awesome
son, brother, teamate
and friend ...
-CarolineJeremy
Love, your biggest fans,
Mom, Dad,
Jennifer & Jason
. .. May your Future
be filled with
shining moments
and final fours.
Thanks for driving and supporting your
freshman bro.
TVte best L.s
t1 et to co V\\ILe!
Love,
Martin
Love, Mow.., D~~ ~V'v~ M~cltt~eL
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ishing y,ou th retirement of~ ur drea s, Linda!
- Love, the English Department
Congratulations Rata!
Love, Mom, Pop & Rebecca
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Elizabethrom Pre-Schooler to SeniorWe Couldn't Be Prouder!
With Love Always,
Mom, Dad, Amy,
Jennifer and Whitney
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\" ••• You had tile courage to trr. and what vou can do is
often simDIV a matter of what vou will do.\"
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Em1ly Kline. Dam Fancher, Bobby Sutherland Second row: Joanna Alper,
Carter Boehm, M1chelle Pa1s. Caroline Sha1kew1tz, Bla1r Saeks, Jess1ca
Schuster. Back row Knst1n Berry. Lisa Goldstein, Ali Huneke, McKay Yancey,
Sarah Harper, Geoff Schlafly, Beth Ann Brady
ACADEMIC TEAM (QUIZ BOWL) Front row · Nancy H1er, Thuy-Lan L1te,
Andrew Chang, Alex Song, Jason Wu, Deborah Lund. Back row: M1ke Memtt,
Tommy Xu, Adam Levy, Connor Hustava
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Front row: Anna Fung, Jen LeLaunn, Steff
Sanchez, Heather L1ebman Back row; N1ck R1sler, Lana Tkachenko, Ahson
Kraus, Rachael Byrne.
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YOUNG REPUBLICANS Front row: MarJone Powers, Sarah Harper. McKay
Yancey, Jocelyn Le1denfrost, Tracy Fields. Alexandra Whaley, D1ana Hanntho.
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INDEX
A
Abadzhyan, Boris
36
Abels, Merri
fam. & consumer
science 78
Abera, Aster 36
Abozen, Abyu 35,
36, 124, 125, 138,
141
Abrams, Jennica
64, 75
Abramson, Alexander 22
Activity Fair 97
Adams, Renae 17,
64
Adams, Ryan 22
Adams, Wayne 36
Adiasor, Joe 129,
138
Adiasor, Joseph 22
Adkins, Jennifer
64, 144
Adler, Madelaine
50,78,140
Ahern, Maggie
art 78,85
Ajiboye, Adekunbi
so
Akridge, James 64,
138
Albert, Matthew
so
Aldrich, Alyssa 50
Aldrich, Jaime 64
Alekseyev, Anna
50,99,140
Allen,Anthony 36
Allen, Carol Sue
Spanish 78
Allen, Eddie 22,
108,109,138
Allen, Jennifer
Spec. Sch. Dist.
84
Allen, Marion 22
Allen, Martha 64
Allen, Natasha 36,
116
Aloush, Doron 36
Alper, Joanna 36,
248
Amnesty International 100
Amon, Isaac 64
Andersen, Brynne
64
Anderson, Chad
coach 138, 142
Anderson, Erin 36,
140,142
Anello, Erin 64, 75
Anthony, Lamekia
64
Anthony, Lashanai
36
Anton, Joe 64, 138,
142
Armstrong, Ryan
64
Arnstein, Benjamin
so
Aselage, Mason 33
Axelbaum, Evan
22,45,82,136,137
8
Ba, Mohammed 36
Baer, Charles so
Baer, Christina 47,
so
Bahn, Ellery 64,
142
8ahn, Nicholas 36,
124, 125, 138, 141
Bahn, Steven 105
Bailey, Caroline 20,
22, 115, 139
Bailey, Martin 64,
67, 141
Bain, Michael 64,
141
Baker, Laurie 20, 22
Bal, Siddharth 33
Balis, Becca 11, 36,
41,139
Balk, Emily so. 140
Band 94,95
Banks, Chanel 64,
139
Barash, Abigail so
Barrett, Kyle 36,
46, 122, 141
Basler, Todd
P.E. 78, 124, 141
Bass, Richard 35,
36,138
Batbileg, Khulan
so. 139, 142
Bausley, Jamila so
Bayham, Lindsay
22,45,92
Bayham, Rebecca
64, 123, 141
Bear, Melissa 22,
81,98
Becker, Daniel 36,
141
Beers, Alex SO, 138
Beiermann, Samantha 64
Bennett, Danisa
64, 142
Bennett, William
22, 137
Bensinger, Usa 64
Benson, David
superintendent
85
Benson, Glen 45,
so
Benson-Robinson,
Joan
French 78
Benton, Keisha 36,
131, 143
Berg, Cristina 75
Berger, Alex 22
Berger, Eric 22, 128
Berkowitz, Daniel
33
Berry, Amber 64
Berry, Ammarra 64
Berry, Kristin 36,
248
Berry, Nicholas 64,
138,142
Bible, Teinisha so
Biermann, Judy
78,85
Bigg, Mark 64
Biggs, John Ill 22
Big Brothers 65
Big Sisters 65
Bijanki, Vikram 36
Billhymer, Jacqueline 22
Billings, Kristin
English 13, 78
Biondo, Emily 22
Birenbaum, Richard
36, 37
Blackwell, Ryan
7, so
Blair, Watson 20,
22
Blank, Julie
English 78, 85
Blank, Meredith 22
Blase, Erin SO, 114
Blase, Jordan 36
Bloomfield, Colin
34,36
Blue Crew 8, 88,
89,102
Blumm, Rose
supervis. asst.
78
Blumm, Stephen
supervis. asst.
78
Bly, Molly 36
Blyth, Gavin 63,
65, 74
Boehm, Carter 22,
91, 117, 140, 248
Boehm, Cody 133,
143
Boehm, Colton 36
Boehm, Nicolas 22
Boland, Patrick 65
Bolden, Courtney
65
Bond, early 62, 65,
117, 140
Bornfleth, David
36,138
Boswell, Benner so
Boulanger, Cathy
Spanish 84, 85
Bourne, Mary Kay
supervis. asst.
84
Bowen, Greg 67, 73
Bowen, Gregory 65
Bowen, Jeffrey 36
Bower-Leet, Alexan-
der so
Bowling Club 96
Bowman, Monica
science 78
Box, Linda
speech 76, 78,
92
Boyd, Dylan 50, 138
Boyd, Grant 36,137
Boyer, Jackson 23
Boyko, Artem 33
Brady, Beth Ann
journalism 78,
248
Breeland, Rachel
23
Brendel!, Kelsey 36,
117, 140
Brennan, Emily 23,
139
Brenner, Stephanie so
Bresler, Lauren
36,82
Bressler, Jamie 12,
16,23
Brethold, Lisa 33
Brethold, Suzanne
33
Brick, Jessye 23
Bronson, Elyse 50
Bronson, Lauren
37, 130, 131, 143
Bronstein, Ron 50,
129, 138
Brookfield, Ciera
50,144
Brown, David 51
Brown, Dolan 33
Brown, Donna
Learning Center
76,78,81
Brown, Erica 51
Brown, Eugene
phys. ed. 76, 78,
120,133,141,143
Brown, Jarvis 37
Brown, Jessica 37
Brown, Princetta
65
Bruer, Matthew
10,37
Brune, Samuel 51
Brunts, Emily 51
Bryan, Melanie 62,
65, 140
Bryant, David 23,
108, 109, 138
Bryant, Dominique
23
Buehner, Kelli
nurse 78
Buescher, Eileen
Spec. Sch. Dist.
78
Bukhshtaber, Mark
65
Bulk, Emily 140
Bullock, Dominique
51, 101
RAM FITNESS CLUB Front row· Brycen Marner, Usa Nadeau,
Abbie Barash, Caroline Sha1kewitz. Back row: Kyle Barrett, Jocelyn
Le1denfrost.
Burgess, Mary 23,
101
Burkharc:H:anellas,
Sandy
science 78
Burns, Laura 51
Burnside, Michael
33
Burnstein, Kaitlyn
65,144
Burroughs, Charles
65
Burton, Renee
math 78
Butler, James 33
Byrd, Kalin 51
Byrd, Omari 23
Byrne, Rachael 23
~ Cai, Wen-Ting 51,
81
Cain, Michael 23
Calcagno, Marino
23, 121, 141
Callen, Keith 37, 97
cameron, Brittany
65
Cannon,Hugh 65
cannon, Stewart
51, 138
Caplan, Claire 65
cardwell, Brooksey
37
CARE 100,101,105
carinci, carol
Spanish 78
cari,Thomas 33
Carlberg, Candace
51
Carpenter, Julia 65,
141
Carpenter, Nicholas
23,45, 122,141
carroll, Michael 17,
51, 98, 141
Carter, Myron 65,
138,142
Cashen, Jacob 53,
65, 138
Caution, Matt 139
Chang, Andrew
51,65
Chapin, Anne 140
Chapman, India 37
Chapnick, Melissa
65
Chappelow, Marsha
asst. super. 85
Charles, Marcelle
French 78
Chavez, Patricia
art 78
cheerleaders 8
CHEERLEADING 134
Chelsea Reich 6
Chen, Fu-Jui 65
Chen, Jianwei 65
Chen, Mingwei 51,
61, 93, 140
Chen, Xi 51
Chess Club 96, 97
Cheuk, Kelly 51,
140
Chorus 95
Churchman, Christopher 51, 138
Clark, Jasmin 65
Clawson, Kevin 138
Cleland, Andrew
37,45
Cohen, Aaron 37
Cohen, Amanda 65,
144
Cohen, Sheila
perm. sub. 78
Cohen, Stephen 51
Cole, Arielle 51, 66
Cole, carol
P.E. 78, 85, 118,
119, 140
Collins, Courtney
23
Collins, Kevin 7, 51,
138
Conley, Danielle
34,37
Connon, Michael
53,65
Cooper, Lory 23,
91 , 99, 139,248
Cooper, Michael 51,
139
Copeland, Daniel
65
Corcoran, Heather
23, 139
Cordeal, Charles 66
Corey, Brittany 37,
140
Costas, Andrew 23
Coulson, Elaine
ESL 77, 79
Cowhey, Timothy
66
cox, Kim 144
Crandall, Melanie
65, 66, 74, 140
Crayton, Janera 37,
134, 144, 146
Crayton, Ramon
66,138
Crenshaw, Brandon
23
Crescendo 90
Cribbs, Monae 37,
142
Criss, Genevieve
23,140
Cropf, Jeremy 51
Crosby, Adrienne
37
Crosby, carmen 51
Cross, Jeff
counselor 79, 96
CROSS COUNTRY
122
Csengody, Dana 51
Cuba, Christine
library asst. 79
cunningham, Genee
ANIME CLUB Patricia Chavez, Anna Fung, Bnttani Plowright,
Melissa Williams, Sarah Verrett. Back row· Ruby Wu, Connie Zhang,
Nick Risler, Stephen Poon.
BIG BROTHERS & BIG SISTERS Front row· Leah Winer Diana
Hanntho, Sev1lle Fletcher, McKay Yancey, Jocelyn Le1denfrost. Kala
O'Connor, Becca Balls. Second row Lmdsay Bayham, Enca Mitchell,
Jessica Schuster, Debbie Goldstein, Rebecca Hatlelid, Melissa Williams.
Back row· Matt Bruer, Chnstma Quarells, Cart1ay Fox, Adam Schneider,
Tony D1gnspmo, Tyler Fishbone.
BOOK CLUB Front row Cathy Russell, Kayla Kahn, Jocelyn Le1denfrost,
Bnttany Corey, Damelle Fancher. Back row Zachary M1row1tz, Nikki Grossberg,
Em1ly Kline, Magg1e McCarthy
233
BOWLING CLUB Front row: Ellie Salky, Dena Goldstein, Greg Moskoff,
Michelle Pa1s, Wilham Solomon. Sam Wallach. Second row · Sam Sparks.
Brycen Marner, Thomas Olsen. Alden Sargent. Adam Levy Back row· N1ck
R1sler. We1b1n Lam, Kate Moore. Ben Durham, Linda Th1es, Jeff Cross.
CARE Front row Debbie Goldstein. lmaad Razzaque. Jack1e S1nger, Alhe
Gub1n. Back row· Paul Rosenfeld, Em1ly Rosenfeld, Zachary M1row1tz, JesSICa Schuster.
CHESS CLUB N1ck R1sler, M1ke Merritt, Yue Yin, Laurel Robinson.
INDEX.a-z
Erekson, Kathryn
67, 70,74
Erwin, Frances
practical arts 79
Espinosa, Brandon
24, 128, 129, 138
Essman, Elizabeth
67, 78, 111, 139
Estep, Dylan 67
Estep, Elliot 34, 38
Estep, Meagan 20,
24
Estep, Melissa 102
Estrin, Elana 52
Etezadi, Kourosh
24
SADD Nancy H1er, Caroline Shaikew1tz, Tracy Fields, MarJone Powers. Em1ly Evans, Melody 52
Laylob. Rochelle Koemg
37
Curran, Katie 23
Curran, Michael 51,
139
D
D'Abreu, Nicole 66
DaGue, Adrienne 66
Dads Club 48
Daiber, Jared 37,
138
Daiber, Leah 66,
141
Dammers, Rick
music 84
Daniel, Melanie 52
Dannevik, Margaret 33
Davidson, Marteana
Video Tech Ctr.
79
Davidson, Samantha 24
Davis, Brook 37,
140
Davis, Hadley 66
Davis, Jon 138
Davis, Joyce
counselor 84
Davis, Justin 24,
138
Davis, Kevin 24, 88,
112, 138, 139
Davis, Samantha
52
Davis, Timothy 24
Dean, Astridia 66
Dean, DeAngelo 37,
47, 138
Deane, Elizabeth
52,59,142
Deane, Lynn
school board 85
Deane, Michael 63,
143 66, 74, 141
Debate 92, 93
DECA 99,105
Declue, JeanneMarie 38
DeFosset, Timothy
21, 24, 121, 141
DeGregorio, Emily
8, 24, 139
Demissie, Menbere
38, 78
Demissie, Sarah 38
Dentman, Tony 24,
108,109,138
Desmond, Andrea
38
Dicker, Michael 38,
143
Dickler, Gordon
52,69
Diehr, Elizabeth 24
Dielmann, susan
school board 85
Digrispino, Anthony
49, 52, 138
Dillon, Kylie 24
Dix, Christopher 38
Dobbin, Samantha
52,140
Dockery,Cord 138,
142
Dolan, Benjamin 52
Dolan, Margaret 24
Dorn, Corey 66
Dowd, Meaghan
66,140
Drewel, Thomas 24
Drobak, Carolyn
66, 140, 142
Duckham, lan 24
Duckham, Janet
English 79
Duddy, Damaris 38
Duncan, Ellen 79
Duncan,Noah 66
Dunlap, John 24
Dunn, Lauren 66,
140
Durbin, Kim
English 79, 81
Durham, Benjamin
52
Dusseault, Emily 24
Dwyer, Barb
math 79, 115,
139
Dwyer, David 52,
138, 142
Dwyer, Elizabeth
66, 74, 127, 139, 142
Dzhurinskiy, Artur
66
Dzhurinskiy, Igor
52
f
Earl, Marya 52
Early, Amanda 66
Early, Matthew 38,
124, 138, 141
Easley, Random 52
Eason, Erin 24
Easterwood,
Anthony 38,138
Eckelmann, Timothy 38
Edmundowicz, Cara
24,45
Edwards, Alexandra
52,139
Edwards, Harriet
perm. sub. 79
Ehrlich, Jonathan
52
Eiger, Elizabeth 75
Elbert, Melissa 52,
110
Elbert, Stephanie
24
Elfrink, Harrison 67
Ellington, Christie
111, 138
Ellington, Constance 67
Elznic, Dawn 67
Emuche, Fasil 142
Ensor, Michael 38,
138
E
Faddis, Rachel 52
Fancher, Danielle
38, 43, 89, 90, 91,
102, 117, 140, 248
Farb, Brittany 24
Faris, Michael
band 84
Farris-Settles,
Prince 33
Fava, Christopher
Jr. 24
Feit, Jeremy 53,
139, 141, 142
Feldman, Cassie 25
Feldman, David 67,
141
Feldman, lindsay
25
Feldman, Ross 53
Fellabaum, Lauren
49, 53, 134, 144
Ferger, Ellen 38
Ferris-Hanson,
Robin 25
FIELD HOCKEY 114
Fields, Amy 53
Fields, Tracy 35,
38, 89, 103, 131,
143
Fishbone, Tyler 13,
53,95
Fisher, Brittany 25
FitzPatrick, Declan
English 79
Fleck, Caitlin 67
Fleissig, Matthew
25
Fleissig, Rachel 53
Fleming, Christine
orchestra 84
Fleming, Kiana 25,
126, 142
Fleming, Sean 67,
141
Fleming, Todd 38,
43
Fletcher, Alante 53
Fletcher, Fredrick
67
Fletcher, Seville 25
Fliesher, Sarah 53
Flores, Gerardo 38
Fluhr, Katherine
67, 140
Foley, Aimee 25,
90,115,139
Foley, Allegra 53,
111, 139
Foley, Zachary 67,
139
Fondren, Erica 53,
66
Fontaine, Jeremy
38
football 18, 109
Ford, Amber 53
Forshee, Russell 53
Fowler, Kiearra 68,
142
Fox, Cartiay 25
Fox, Ken
counselor 79, 82
Fox, Nicholas 25,
88, 121, 141
Franks, Jerrica 38,
52, 131, 143
Fredman, Daniel 38
Frelich, Joshua 54
French 98
Frerichs, Katharine
25
Freshman Rec Night
66, 67,88
freshmen 62-75
Friedman, Hannah
38,43
Friedman, Joshua
75
Friedman, Negina
33
Frigo, Samuel 38
Frison, Jasmine 38
Frumson, Candice
soc. studies 79,
82
Frye, Carri 25
Fuhrmann, Michael
25
Fung, Anna 40, 54,
61, 99, 140
G
Gabel, Michael 25
Gaffney, Gene
supervis. asst.
79
Gallaher, Bridget
25
Galvin, Christopher
68
Gammon, Eleanor
secretary 79
Gandy, Derek 68
Garavaglia, Rachel
math 79
Garland, Katie 12,
17
Garrett, Rob
coach 138
SCIENCE OLYMPIAD Front row· Jason Wu, Gerardo Flores, Rob1n FernsHanson, N1ck Semenkov1ch, Jaydev Mahadevan, Anna Chen, Melissa
Hanntho. Back row Helen Wu, Yan Wang, Laurel Rob1nson. Alyson Lev1ne,
Jesse McGlaughlin, R1chard W1tt. Anna Fung.
Gartenberg, Amy
67, 68,142
Gartenberg, Elizabeth 25, 139
cast, Jon 25, 141
Gates, Chris
Spec. Sch. Dist.
84
Gealy, Douglas 38
Gelstein, Andrew
39, 113, 139
Gentsch, Clayton
54
Genz, Elizabeth 68
Geraci, Phillip 68,
128
German, Kevin 66,
67
German, Konstantin 68
German Club 98, 99
Gerteis, Alexander
48, 54, 141
Gherzgiher, Danni
54
Ghodbane, Ismail
54, 112, 139
Gilje, Brittany 13,
39
Gillentine, Trevor
25
Gillenwater, Samantha 68
Gillstrom, Kelsey
6,54
Gillstrom, Samantha 62,68,144
Ginsburg, David 54,
138
Ginsburg, Hilary 25
GIRLS' BASKETBALL
125, 126
Glantz, Evan 68,
73, 133, 143
Glick, Amy 68, 70,
140
Glick, Jordan 68
Glik, Charles 68
Cion, Jennifer
Spec. Sch. Dist.
79
Goggin, Karen
vocal music 79,
94
Goldenberg, Scott
25,100
Goldford, Jonathan
25,89,105
Goldmeier, Rachel
54
Goldring, Annie 54,
115, 139
Goldstein, Brent
39, 128, 129
Goldstein, Deborah
39
Goldstein, Dena 68,
144
Goldstein, Lisa 25,
91, 102, 248
Goldwasser, Jim
soc. studies 84
Gomez, Claudia 16,
17,39
Gonzales, MickJoshua 54
Good, Rob
soc. studies 46,
84
Goodman, Bryce 39
Goodman, Natalie
54
Goodman, Zachary
68,138
Goodrich, Clifford
53, 54, 138
Gordon, Andrew 39
Gordon, Mathilda
39
Gordon, Michael
39, 139
Gourley, John 68,
138, 142
Gourley, Laura 39
Grady, James 39
Grady, Victoria 54
Graham, Patrick
75, 141
Grand, Coby 142
Grand, Jacob 54
Grandy, Derek 138,
142
Grant, Krista 39,
115, 140
'Grease· 17
Green,Heather 39
Green, Rickeisha 43
Greenberg, Nathaniel 39
Greene-Hanks,
Annez 68
Greteman,Barbara
secretary 79
Griesedieck, James
25, 137
Griesedieck, Katherine 6, 39, 141
Griffing, Nathaniel
33
Griffing, Sam 138
Grigoryan, Kevin 54
Grimes, Chase 121,
132, 133
Grimes, Christopher
54
Grimes, Chase 143
Groll, Kelly 54, 104,
142
Gross, Stuart 39,
138
Grossman, Rebecca
54,95, 118,140
Growe, Gary
school board 85
Growe, Jeremy 9,
26,88,89,102,103,
124, 125, 141
Grubbs, Lee
phys. ed. 77, 84,
129
Gruer, Jenna 68, 75
Gryglewicz, Karolina
68
Gubin, Allison 39
CLASSICS SOCIETY Front row · Ann R1ttenbaum, Steff Sanchez, Mered1th
Blank, Shyra Huddleston. Back row· Ankur Panth1, C1era Brookf1eld, Cam
Frye. Enca Sonn, Stewart Sanchez.
COMEDY CLUB Front row: Brycen Marner, Thom Wall. Scott Luv1n, Geoff
Ramsey. Back row : N1ck R1sler, Kyle Barrett, Michael Carroll, Danny W1ttels,
Josh Sams.
CRESCENDO Front row; Jasm1ne Fnson, Enca Wagner, Lana Tkachenko,
Meredith Blank. Steff Sanchez, Jason Lovera Back row · N1ck R1sler, Jacob
Cashen, Chns Galvin, Ruby Wu
2)5
DUE STEP TEAM Front row. Marcelle Charles. Jan Magers, Enca Fondren,
Locha W1ll1ams, Cam1lle McClinton, Joan Benson-Rob~nson . Back row: Jasm~ne Jones, Astnd1a Dean, Ashley Hurd, Damsa Bennett, Shyra Huddleston,
Amanda Honkomp.
ELEMENTS Front row· Paul Stadnik, Joanna Gub1n, Joanna Alper, Debbie
Goldstein, Bnttany McAllister, Kim Gutchewsky Back row: Anel Nathanson,
Bryan Williams, Lana Tkachenko, Lauren Bresler, Stephanie Levy
YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT Front row· Tyler Fishbone, Jam1e Kalliong1s,
Cara Edmundow1cz, McKay Yancey, D1ana Hanntho, Nehi Ogbevoen,
Natasha Kyles Second row· V1v1an Chen, Coby Grand. Alex Song, Jason
Wu, Melissa Hanntho, Shayn Prapa1s1lp, Anna Alekseyeva Back row: Aman
Hammonds, Bnttany McAllister, Tommy Xu, Sarah Mayersohn. Thuy-Lan
Ute, Kahe Stanley.
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SCHOLARSHIP CLUB Front row Ja1m1e Sc1acca. Carol Ste~nmeyer, Kayta
Kahn, Jocelyn Le1denfrost, Kala O'Connor, lie Hassan, Corley Koprowski
Back row: Connor Hustava, Enca Mitchell, Stephame Lieberman, Christopher
Peters, Dav1d Nykin
Gubin, Joanna 39,
41, 100
Guenther, Matthew
54
Guffey, Maureen
secretary 79
Guhr, Wendy
English 79
Gulbrandsen, James
68,138
Gunasinghe, Hashini
68
Gurevich, Aleksandr
33
Gutchewsky, Kimberly, English 79
H
Haake, Daniel 143
Habtemichael,
Lewam 39
Habtemichael,
Yishak 39, 139
Hagens, Melissa 26,
66, 127, 142
Hahn, Eric
soc. studies 79,
96
Hailemariam, Fortuna 47,68
Hailemichael,
Aman-uel 39, 139
Hailemichael, Kirubel 54
Haley, Ahmad 54
Hall, Nina 39
Hammerman,
Daniel 54
Hammonds, Amari
26, 45,138
Hang, Kiet 39, 143
Hang,Phan 54
Hara, Usa
English 79, 138
Harder, Keith
phys. ed. 80, 138
Harintho, Diana 26
Harintho, Melissa
48, 54, 142
Harper, Sarah 18,
39, 88, 118, 140,
248
Harris, Benjamin 68
Harris, Melissa 40
Harris, Taylor 68,
71
Harrison, Charles
pract. arts 80,
138
Hartigan, Jennifer
English 80, 139
Hartstein, Kimberly
54, 118, 140
Harvey, Billy 6, 26,
125, 138, 141
Harvey, Lauren 54,
110, 139
Haspiel, Jacob 68,
132, 141, 143
Haspiel, Sarah 40
Hassan, lfe 26, 40,
45, 135, 144
Hatlelid, Rebecca
40, 100
Hatlelid, Ryan 40,
100
Hawthorne, Duane
coach 138
Hayden, Deangelo
40
Hazzard, James 40
Heard, Allan 63,
68, 138
Hedgecock, Dan
26, 122, 123, 141
Hedgecock, Jordan
54
Heger. Brad
asst. principal 80
Heidenreich, Emma
68,144
Heimburger, Kelsey
26
Heitert, Kelly 26
Heitert, Shaun 54
Hemphil, Rita 40
Hendree, William
40
Herman, Alan 40,
81
Herman, Daniel 26
Herman. Hannah
68
Hermann, David 54
Hermes, John 68,
141
Hermes, Mark 26
Heyman, Scott 26
Hier, Nancy
French, Spanish
84,85
Highfill, Rob
tech. director
80
Hill, Matthew 26
Hill, Mike
soc. studies 80
Hillard, Scott 75
Ho, Lan 68, 134,
142,144
Hoang,Lien 54
Hoang,Llnh 40
Hoch, Max 33
Haft, Isaac 40
Haft, Issac 13, 17
Hogan, Isabel 54,
140
Holbrook, James
40
Holbrook, Louis 141
Holland, Joseph 54
Hollimon, Andrew
68
Holmes, Nathaniel
54
Holstein, Anneliese
40
Holstein, Edward
26,139,248
Holstein, Jane
lang. lab. 84
Holtzman, Macy
68,71,142
Homecoming 6, 8,
20, 88, 89, 94, 96,
131, 135
Hamsher, Ashley
26
Hamsher, Paul 54,
136
Honkomp, Amanda
68
Honkomp, Daniel
54
HOP 100,105
Howard, Brandy 55
Howe, Angela 26
Hsueh, Gwo-Shyang
75
Hubert, Kelly 68,
134,144
Huck, Dalton 26
Huddleston, Shyra
55
Hughes, Cheryl
pract. arts. 80,
84
Hughes, Kristi 40,
89, 110, 111, 138
Humphrey, Paul 40,
138
Huneke, Alyssa 26,
91, 110, 138, 248
Hunter, Joel 40
Hunter, Keith 68,
138, 142
Hurd, Ashley 40
Hurster, Meagan
68, 141
Hurt, Ray
superv. asst. 80
Hussain, Naved 26
Hustava, Connor
26
Hustava, Neal 55
Hyken, Brian 69
l
lbe, Orie 27, 46
ICE HOCKEY 137
lken, Jeff 138
lsmailov, Teymour
40
Israeli, Emily 40
Israeli, Margaret 69
:l
Jackson, Chrissi
40, 52
Jackson, Darren
48, 69,138
Jackson, Kayla 40,
69
Jackson,Robert 69
Jackson-craig,
Jaron 69
Jacobs, Clark 69
Jacobs, Jason 27
Jacobs, Samuel 69
Jacquin, Kellen 27
Jaegar, Lorin 139
Jaeger, Lorin 55
Jameson, Andrew
27
Jameson, Drew 137
Jameson, Sean 69,
137
Jawor, Jessica ss,
139
Jefferson, Nicole 27,
138
Jennison, James 69,
132, 141
Jewish Student Union
100
Jocketty, Ashley 27
Joern, Emily 62, 69,
78
Joern, Sara 40
John, Jeremy 40, 139
John, Kevin 69
Johnson, Adam 27
Johnson, Edward
phys. ed. 80, 102,
124
Johnson, Michael 55
Jones, Christopher
69, 138
Jones, Evan 2~ 59
Jones, Jasmine 69
Jones, Katelyn 55,
95, 141
Jones, Lindsey 69
Jones, Tonya 40, 47,
142
Jongeward, Libby
123, 141
Jongeward, Mary 40
Jordan, Benjamin 41
Joshi-Powell, Jack 33
Jr, Michael Phelps, 57
Jr., Christopher Fava,
24
Jr., John McCurdy, 71
juniors 34-47
K
Kabel, Margaret 41
Kafoury, Katherine
41,248
Kahn, Kayla 41
Kalachinsky, Daniil 27
Kalliongis, Jamie 27,
92
Kalliongis, Jesse 69
Kallman, caroline 27
Kalmes, Emily 69, 144
Kantor, Nicole 41
Kapper, Jonathan 33
Karamustafa, Ali 69,
73, 141
Karamustafa, Ayla
55, 141
Kassa, Endal 124, 141
Kassa, Endalkache 41,
124, 141
Kauffman, Hank
math tutor 80, 81
Kavanaugh, Christina
55
Keane, Millicent 41
Keane, Timothy 70
SHOW CHOIR Front row Tom Lowery, Peter Scherck, Tyler Ftshbone,
Jeff Bower. Jason Jacobs. Ntck Rubtn, Sam Jacobs, Ntck Robbins. Back
row· Casste Feldman, Renae Adams, Emily DeGregono, Jam1e Bressler,
Carletgh McAlister, Enn Anderson, Jocelyn Letdenfrost, Patge Sherwood.
Sarah Wtce, Courtney Colltns
THESPIANS Front row Kat1e Garland, Enca Mttchell, Abby Knoedelseder,
Sam Sparks, Wtll Salomon. Bnttany Gtl)e. Knsta Grant. Second row Anna
Kern, Rtck Btrenbaum. Alan Moncon1, Jess Brown, Patge Sherwood, Jamte
Bressler. Back row· Kurt Knoedelseder, Emtly DeGregono, Ray Ktely, Courtney
Collins, Mary Burgess, Isaac Holt
Keeney, Robin
librarian 81,
84
Keich, Chelsea
144
Kekec, David 15,
55, 139
Kennedy, Mary
tech. asst. 80
Kepler, Fran
Spec. Sch. Dist.
Kern, Anna 27
Kersten, Chris 55,
132, 133, 143
Kidder, Erin 55
Kiehl, Paul 27, 45,
121, 141
Kiely, Ashley 27
Kiely, Edward 41
Kiely, Katherine
75
Kiknadze, Ilona
70
Kim, Yun 70
Kindt, Karl
English 80
Klearman, Joshua
41
Kliesen, Kelsy 55
Klimenko, Maria
70
Kline, Emily 41,
43, 90, 91, 134,
135, 144, 248
Klym, Sandra
registrar 80
Knoedelseder,
Abby 41
Knoedelseder,
Kurt
drama 13,
16,80
Knoedelseder,
Max 70,141
Ko, Vinfung 27
Kobe, Kathleen
55, 141, 143
Kocher, Alexander
70,139
Koenig, Brian 41,
139
Koenig, Rochelle
Spanish 80, 85
Kogan, lnna 27
Kohlhagen, Kelly 70
Koines, John 69, 70
Kopan, Gili 70, 71
Kopan, Tal 27, 92,
93
Kopolow, Jeff
soc. studies 77,
80
Kopp,Beth 55,99
Koprowski, Corley
27
Kordenbrock,
Daniel 27
Korrell, Phyllis
Spec. Sch. Dist.
80
Kottmeier, Michael
55
Kovacs, Katherine
55, 138
Kovacs, Tamas 27,
45, 113, 132, 139,
143
Kramer, Nancy
nurse 84
Kratochvil, Chelsea
70, 141
Kraus, Alison 41
Krebs, Emily 35, 36,
41, 100, 105, 140 CLUB MUDD Bntten Stndelar, Stephante Tash, Kelly Marren, Gardner
Wolfer.
PANORAMA Front row Tracy Ftelds, Sarah Harper, Jane Wtedenbeck. Steff Sanchez, Emtly Gnfftng, Tal Kopan, Mtchelle Pats,
Atmee Foley, Caroline Shatkewttz, Leah Wtner, Aman Hammonds, Jenmfer Levy Second row : Jeremy Fe1t, Kat1e Lew1tt, Becca
Balls, Bnttany Farb, Kala O'Connor. Evan Jones, Raphael Stlva, McKay Yancey. Geoff Schlafly, Lana Tkachenko, Mtchael Spewak,
Zachary Rudolph, Joe Holstein. Back row Beth Ann Brady, Robtn Ferns-Hanson, Sam Tung, Jonathan Novack, Ben Solomon,
Geoff Nyktn, Alex Berger, Joanna Alper, Kayla Kahn, Bnttany McAllister, Zhen L1 Rebecca Stlva
237
FACES Front row· Dana Csengody, Caroline Manno, Kelly Vogt, Jill Svejkosky,
Bnttany Cameron. Beth Kopp, Men Abels. Back row Me1ra Sondov-Gold,
Helen Wu, Phan Hang, Zhen U
FOCUS ST. LOUIS Font row Kat1e R1cks, Damelle Moser. Back row: Shayn
Prapa1s1lp, Rachel W1nston. Becca Balls, Kelly Vogt
FRENCH CLUB Front row: Maya Sh1mony. Alice Xu Back row Kayla Kahn,
Joan Benson-Rob1nson, Marcelle Charles, Yue Yin
INDEX.a-z
SOLAR BIKE CLUB Front row· Damil Kalachmsky. Back row: Steve Schmidt,
Mark Shabsov1ch, Ben Jordan, Tim Eckelmann, Gabe R1ng1s. Chnstopher
Peters
Kretmar, Evan 55
Kretmar, Samantha 28
Kribbs, Monet 70
Krits, Dmitry 56
Kuchman, Anton
41
Kurbatava, lryna
41,92
Kwiatek, Jeffrey
70
Kyles, Natasha
soc. studies 80
L
LaBarge, Sweeney
science 84
Lacey, Danielle 28
Lacey, Dominique
70
Laduettes 8, 130
Lai, Xin 56
Lam, Weibin 28
Lamming, Colin 41
Landgraf, Joe
technology 84
Lange, Allison 6, 37,
41, 138
Lange, Bob
phys. ed. 77. 81
Lange, Michelle 70,
135,144
Langenberg, Anna
56
Language Lab 69
Lan Lite, Thuy 63
Larson, Sarah 41
Lawrence, Blake
41, 138
Laycob, Emily 56
Lazaroff, Emily 70
Learning Center 69
Lee, Chong 41
Leidenfrost, Emily
67,70,144
Leidenfrost, Jocelyn 38, 41, 87
Lelaurin, Jennifer
28,45
Lemp, William 41,
129
Lenz, Caitlin 56,
141
Lesser, Sean 56
Lester, Nicole 56,
116, 140
Levin, Aaron 70
Levin, Benjamin 56
Levin, Natalya 70
Levine, Alyson 81
Levitt, Andrew 56
Levy, Adam 41
Levy, David 56, 101,
136
Levy, Jennifer 56
Levy, Stephanie 42
Lewitt, Katherine
28
Li, Zhen 37, 42, 140
Lieberman, Stephanie 20,28
Liebman, Heather
33
Liggins, Candice
42, 52
Lipsitz, Samuel 56
Lite, Thuy-Lan 70,
75
Liu, Chen 56
Locastro, Nikko 56
Locke, Torre 28
Loebner, Erin 56
Lohse, Jacob
pract. arts B1
Lombardi, Joseph
42
Lordo, Charles 28
Lovejoy, Charnice
70
Lovera, Jason
English 81
Lowery, Tom
vocal music 81,
94
Lumpe, Madelyn
70,140
Lund, Deborah
German 41, 80,
81,99
Lustick, Maxwell
70, 138
Luvin, Scott 56
Lynch, Anne 70
Lynch, John 70
Lyss, Samuel 42, 43
M
Mack, Audrey
school board 85
Madson, Hannah
28,38
Madson, Joshua
42,139
Magers, Jan
Spanish 81, 85
Mahadevan, Jaydev
28,45
Mahadevan, Tara
56
Maher, Jerry
coach 105, 109,
138
Mahon, Jessica 70
Makano, Kuzanga
42,139
Malashock, Jason
10,28,99
Malashock, Michael
56
Malen, Julie 28
Mandel, Michael 28
Mankofsky, Steven
70
Marcus, Anna 70,
74,140
Marcus, Steven 34,
42,92,93
Marin, Brady 28
Marino, Caroline 70
Markenson, Andrew
56
Marklin, Domimc 56
Marklin, Kirsten 70,
141
Marklin, Louis 42
Marks, Dan 84
Marks, Matthew 70
Marler, Benn 56
Marner, Brycen 28,
101, 108, 109, 138
Martin, Gail
secretary 81
Martin-Johnson,
Joshua 75
Mason, Spencer 56,
107, 108, 109, 138
Matter, Dave
soc. studies 81
May, Liz 7, 56, 80,
140
Mayer, Natalie 28,
45
Mayersohn, Sarah
28
McAlister, Carleigh
70,144
McAlister, Johnie
42, 139
McAllister, Brittany
28
McCaffrey, Roberta
phys. ed. 81,
85,138
McCandless, Lansden 71
McCarthy, Maggie
42, 135, 144
McClinton, Camille
42
McCommis, Dan
math 81
McCoy, Jan
math 81, 98, 141
McCurdy, Jeffrey
56
McCurdy, Shannon
138
McDowell, Milbry
science 82, 98
McGlaughlin, Jesse
science 37, 40,
82,85
McKenzie, Laura 56
McLeod, Jennifer
56
McMahon, Scott 71
McParlane, Hayden
17, 71
McVey, Justin 56,
141, 143
Mellish, Merissa 28
Mems, Chanse 71,
138,142
Merritt, Kelly 41,
42,80
Merritt, Michael 28
Merritt, Timothy
42,112,139
Meyer, Jillian 28
Meyer, Karen 82
Meyer, Zachary 56
Meyerkord, Michael
42, 112, 113, 139
Meyers, Matthew
56
Michelson, Sarah
17, 71
Michner, Cory 28,
108,109,129,138
Mignacco, Francesca 29, 141
Milburn, Lauren 71
Miller, Jamal 42,
141
Miller, Shaunteena
29
Millner, Lauren 70,
71, 140
Mirowitz, Zachary
71, 75
Mitchell, Erica 13,
17,42
Mitchom, JohnPierre 141
Moffat, Jeana 29,
114, 139
Moiler, Daniel 71
Moore, Desmond
71,138,142
Moore, Jerry 42,
141
Moore, John 42,
124, 141
Moore, Katherine
42
Morgan, Kimberly
56
Moriconi, Alan 29
Morrell, Lance 71
Morrill, Alex 29
Moscowitz, Robyn
71, 140
Moser, Danielle 42,
140
Moser, Jim
math 82
Moskoff, Greg 29
Moskowitz, Ben 42,
133, 141, 143
Moskowitz, Robin
98
Movitz, Daniel 42
Muche, Fasil 71
Munfakh, Sarah 71
Murphy, Michael
29, 108, 138
Murphy, Mike 108
Murphy, Thomas
57, 138
musical, spring 16
Mu Alpha Theta
98,99
Mwonga, Angelina
42
Myers, Merit 57
Myles, Natasha 57
N
Nadeau, Usa 42
Nafar, John 75
PRINCIPALS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Front row· Marjone Powers. Joe
Powers Jamal M1ller Dom1mque Bullock Back row· Stephame Ueberman,
Pnncetta Brown, N1ck Rubm, Em1ly Brunts.
Narang, Alexander
49, 57
Nathanson, Ariel
42
Nelson, Jeffery 42
Nelson, Margaret
29
Nevler, Nicholas 71
Ng, Ka 42
NHS 98
Niblack, Tracey
soc. studies 78,
82
Nicholas, George
57
Nichols, Craig 29,
124,125,138,141
Nies, Sarah
secretary 82
Nishiwaki, Alice
math 82
Nissenholz, Annalee
counselor 82
Norman, Tom
school resource
officer 82
Norris, De'Netra 42
Novack, Adam 57
Novack, Jonathan
38,42
Nowicki, Justin 33
Nunnery, Danielle
71
Nykin, David 14,
29,88
Nykin, Geoffrey
29, 76, 103
0
O'Connor, Michaela
3~41,42, 105,248
O'Donnell, Edward
42
O'Donnell, Katherine 33
O'Neal, Stephanie
140
Oakley, Joan
asst. principal
78,82
Oberlander, Sima
science 82
Odom, Anthony
33, 138
Oduwole, Olayemi
57, 138
Oelke, Donald 71
Oelke, Taylor 141
Ogadzhanova,Anna
57
Ogbevoen,
Nehikhare 57, 121,
141, 142
Ohlemiller, Jacob
57
Okpala, Sean 57,
138
Olivastro, Pat
secretary 82
Oliver, Danielle 42,
47,142
Oliveri, Robert
asst. superintendent 85
Olsen, Thomas 42
Olszewski, Andrea
42
Oppenheim, Jessica
29,52
Orchestra 94, 95
Orr, Ashley 29, 46
Osborn, Conrad 57,
139
Oslica, Kathryn 42,
138
Oughton, Marie
secretary 83
Owens, Genell 40,
43,71
owens, Godfrey 33
p
Painter, Miles 57,
138
Pais, Michelle 57,
60, 141, 248
Palmer, Johnica 71
Panke, Beth 17,
123, 141
Panke, Elizabeth 71
Panke, Sam 3~ 138
Panke, Samuel 43
Panorama 90, 91
Panthi, Ankur 57
Park, Clayton 29,
129
Park, Kendall 71
Parks, Dominic 71,
142
Parnas,Zachary 29
Paskal, Molly 57
Patel, Sunali 43
Paul, Holly 29
Pearce, Andrew 71
Pearce, Drew 141
Pearlmutter,
Lauren 141
Pearlstein, Jennifer
71
Pearlstone, Matthew 29, 45, 132,
133, 141, 143
Pellett, David 71
Perkowski, Katarzyna 71, 118, 140
Perlmutter, Jason
57
Perlmutter, Lauren
71
Pernik, Michael 139
Pernikoff, Andrew
57
Pernil<off, Jordan
29
Perrot, Thomas 29
Peters, Christine
57
Peters, Christopher
29
Peterson, Skyler 71
Petrosky, Caitlin 57
FORENSICSITALKNG RAMS Lindsay Bayham, Steve Marcus, M1tch
W1ce, Jam1e Kalllong1s. Lana Tkachenko, McKay Yancey. Jason Wu , Adam
Schne1der, Adam Levy, James Hazzard, Andrew Chang, Yue Ym Julia
Carpenter, Gerardo Flores, Chnst1na Baer, Emily Balk, Dom1mque Bullock,
Bnttany McAllister, Sheena Wong She1la Wong, Jenmfer Levy, Em1ly Brunts,
Hadley Dav1s
GERMAN CLUB Fufe1 Xiang, Joanna Gub1n, Amy Glick, Jack1e Saumweber,
Debbie Lund.
HOP Front row· Elyse Bronson, Emily Laycob. Bla1r RehnqUist. Ellie Salky.
Second row; Rebecca Hatlelld, Joanna Gub1n, Pany W1re, Jenmfer Han1gan,
Patnc1a Chavez, Natalie Mayer. Kala O'Connor, lfe Hassan. Th1rd row A1da
Stuk, Ryan Hatlelld, Hayden McPar1ane, Tony D1gnspmo, Alex Narang, Em1ly
Rosenfeld, Dulc1 Stuk, Emily Drebs. Back row : Jeremy Croft, Em1ly Seld1n,
Debbie Goldstein. Kate Gnesed1eck, Alex1s Zotos, Elizabeth Salozzo, Paul
Rosenfeld, Amanda Stekloff, Jonathan Goldford, Kyle Barrett.
2lt
JEWISH STUDENT UNION Front row: Neg1na Fnedman, Dana Szus. Back
row : Ben Solomon, Isaac Amon
JUGGLING CLUB Front row· Alex Schupp, Stephame Levy, Patnck Graham,
Patty W1re, Em1ly Rosenfeld, Meredith Blank Second row; Am1t Sood, Kev1n
German, Geoffrey Zigler, Them Wall, Kyle Barrett, Damel Becker, Robert
Sav1tt. Back row: M1chael Carroll. Scott McMahon
LAASA Front row · Chnst1na Quarells. Dom1mque Lacey, Monae Cnbbs
Second row Tiffany Swmney, Azraa Rounds, Carmen Crosby, Joe Ad1asor,
One lbe, Dan1elle Lacey, Mara1ta Ross Back row· lie Hassan, Shones1a
Thomas
INDEX.a-z
SPANISH CLUB Front row: Carol Allen. Manon Allen, Jocelyn Le1denfrost, Jan
Magers Back row · Negma Fnedman, Magg1e Dolan, Orll P1nsberg
Phillips, Aubree 57
Pierce, Karen 71
Pinsberg, Orli 57
Pinsberg, Rami 84
Pitts, Crystal 72
Piwnica-Worms,
Katherine 29
Piwnica-Worms,
Katie 102, 117, 140
Piwnica-Worms,
William 47, 72, 138,
142
Plowright, Brittani
29
Pelt, Eric 72
Peon, Stephen 43
Postnov, Dmitri 57,
139
Potter, Brookes 72,
138
Powell, Dianne
English 83
Powell, Steven 57
Powers, Joe
principal 83, 84
Powers, Marjorie
72, 144
Prade, Alicia 57
Prange, Matt 139
Pranger, Emily 57,
139,142
Prapaisilp, Rashane
43
Prapaisilp, Shayn
35,36
Preston, Chris
Spec. 5ch. Dist.
84
Prewitt-Allen,
Elizabeth 30, 46,
127, 142
Prince, Max 72
Prince-Goldberg,
Noah 43, 133, 141,
143
Prokhorets, Slava
37, 43,138
Propst, Nelson 43
Pulliam, Phillip 43,
138
Q
Ouarells, Catrina 72
ouarells, Christina
30
R
Raedeke, Daniel
art 83, 84
Rambler 90, 91
Rames, Douglas 75
Ramos. Jose 30
Ramsey, Geoffrey
57
Rassieur, Sarah 43
Rawitscher, Michael
math 83
Rawls-opatz,
Deborah
German 83
Raynsford, Evan
30, 88, 105, 112,
139
Razzaque, lmaad
30
Reason, Morgan 72
Redd, Nicholas 57,
142
Reed, Amanda 30
Reed, Matthew 43
Rehnquist, Blair 72,
116, 140
Reich, Chelsea 62,
72
Reich, Jordan 57
Rein, Nicole 33
Reiss, Jennifer 43
Rempala, Ryan 33
Remsen, Frances
43
Reynolds, Rachel
61, 140
Rezek, Bob
coach 126, 140,
142
Rhodes, John 30
Ricks, Elizabeth 30
Rightnowar, Kelsey
33
Ringis, Gabriel 72,
97
Risler, Nick 60
Rittenbaum, Ann
Latin 83
Robbins, Nicholas
67,72
Robinson, April 72
Robinson, Courtney
30
Robinson, Domonique 33
Robinson, Laurel
science 84, 85,
100, 141
Robinson, Sky 72
Robinson, Stephan
30
Rochow, Susan
math 83
Rogers, Anthony
72
Rogers, Ryan 48,
58,138
Rogier, Melissa
Spec. Scho. Dist.
84
Rohan, Teddy 97
Roosevelt, Junior
142
Rosenfeld, Emily
30, 37, 105, 122,
123
Rosenfeld, Paul 72
Ross, Maraita 30
Rothschild, Drew
72,140
Rounds, Azraa 30,
117
Roy, sue
secretary B3
Rubin, Nicholas 72
Rudolph, Kayla 58
Rudolph, zachary
30,89
Russell, Cathy
English 83
Ryckman, Ben 136
Ryvin, Joshua 72
~ Sabin, Brad 142
Sableman, Charlotte 72, 140
Sachs, Guy
art 78, 83
Saeks,Barb 103
Saeks, Blair 46,
123,141,248
Saettele, Lindsay
72,140
Sailor, Chrystal
counselor 83
St. Geme, David 139
St.GemeiV,Joseph
31, 112, 113, 131,
139 St. Geme,
Thomas 73, 138
Salky, Elizabeth 72,
144
Salomon, Will 12
Salozzo, Elizabeth
30, 139
Sams, Josh 46, 141
Sanchez, Stephanie
30,90
Sanchez, Stewart
58
Sanders, Janay 72
Sanders, Kristin
142
Sanders, Pat
English 76, 83
Saumweber, Jacqueline 72, 70, 118,
119, 140
Saunders, Kristin
58,118,119,140
saunders, Scott 72
Savitt, Robert 72
Savitt, Rudy 141
Saxton, Christopher
soc. studies 83,
139
Schaeffer, Lydia
58,119,140
Scherck,Peter 94,
95
Schisler, Ben 138
Schisler, Benjamin
58
Schisler, Emily 72,
119,140
Schlafly, Emilie 72,
140
Schlager, Christina
secretary 83
Schlamb, Molly 123
Schlattmann, Danlelle 30
Schmidt, Steve
practical arts 84
Schneider, Adam
30
Schneider, Rachel
72, 144
Schnitzer, Terri
Spec. Sch. Dist.
84
Schupp, A. Brandon
58
Schupp, Alexander
72
Schupp, Jill
school board 85
Schuster, Jamie 72
Schuster, Jessica
31,114,139,248
Schwartz, Alison
58, 140
Sciacca, Jaimie 31
Paul Stadnik
science 83
Science Olympiad
98, 99
Scodary, Nicholas
58,138
Scoville, Laura 139
Seldin, Emily 49,
58,140
Semenkovich,
Nicholas 3, 45,
92, 93
Semi-finalists,
National Merit 45
seniors 18-31
Seo, Simon 58
Serbia, Dylan 58
Serkes, Andrew
21, 31
Shabsovich, Mark
58
Shaikewitz, Caroline
31, 102, 248
Shaikewitz, Emily
67, 72, 114, 140
Shanas, Jacob 72,
141, 142
Shapleigh, Megan
31
Shaw, Arlene
art 83
Shaw, Nathaniel
72,138
Shepherd, Alicia 33
Shepperd, Camille
33
Sherman, Leslie 58
Sherrill, Rhowsheda
94
Sherrill, Rowsheda
146
Sherwood, Paige
13, 17, 81
Shields, Micah 58,
141
Shimony, Maya 72,
140
Shirar, Jennifer 58
Shirar, Jenny 141,
142
Shirar, Mike 141
Shirley, Alex 143
SPECTRUM Front row: Marcelle Charles, Uz R1cks, Alante Fletcher. Dominique Lacey, Bryan Williams. Back row:Amber Berry, Pnncetta Brown Frednck
Fletcher, Sev1lle Fletcher, Damelle Lacey Hash1n1 Gunas1nghe.
Shirley, Alexander
58
Shockley, Brian 31,
103, 137
Show Choir 94, 95
Shuff, Cara 139
Shuff, Catherine
31
Siebke, Lisa 84
Signorelli, Lucas 58
Silva, Eduardo 139
Silva, Raphael 31
Silva, Rebecca 58
Simon, Jason 31,
133,141,143
Simon, Ouianna 33
Sindelar, Britten 72
Singer, Jacqueline
31
Sink, Angela 31
Sink, Robert 73,
136
Skwiot, Michelle
58, 141
Smith, Joshua 73
Smith, Julian 58,
138
Smith, Ken
school board 85
Smith, Morgan 73
Smith, Shelley
Spec. Sch. Dist.
83
Snyder, Katherine
73
soccer, boys· 113
SOFTBALL 118
Solar Bike Club 96,
97
Solomon, Ben 76,
108,109,138
Solomon, Nigel 58
Sondov-Gold, Meira
7, 58
Song, Alex 45
Song, Yang 31
Sonius, David
soc. studies 83
Sood, Amit 73
Sood,Naveen 46
Sophir, Michael 58
Sosna, Ephraim 58
Sosna, Teddy 136
Spaeth, Britnee 31
Spanish 98
Sparkman, Alexandra 73
Sparks, Benjamin
64, 73
Sparks, Sam 13,17
Specter, David 97
Spectrum 66
Spencer, Eldrich 58
Spewak, Mike 123,
141
Spirit 7
Spirit Week 88, 89
Spivey, Ashley 58,
140
Stadnik, Paul
science 83
Stanford, Jacqulynn 58
Stanley, Katherine
63, 73, 75
Stanley, Susan 31,
45
Stapleton, Caitlin
45,114,139
Starr, Samantha
15, 73
Steed, Danniell 31
Steele, Andrew 45,
138
Steinmeyer, Carol
secretary 84
Stekloff, Amanda
31, 117
Stelzer, Melanie 58
Stendeback,Jason
phys. ed. 84
Stephenson, Julie
Spec. Sch. Dist.
84
Step Team 8, 96
Stevens, Connie
Spec. Sch. Dist.
84
Stock, Aaron 39
Stokes, James 73,
139
Stokes, Rebekah
49, 58, 142
Stout, Cynthia
math 84
Strayhorn, Chelsea
45
Strayhorn, Matt
122, 141
Stream, Douglas 73
Struckman, Damion
33
Stuart, lan 73
Student Council 8,
88,89,105
Stuk, Aida 45, 88,
127, 141, 142
Stuk, Archimedes
45, 122, 141
Stuk, Dulcinea 45,
35, 126, 127, 141,
142
Sui, Ai-Lin 31, 47
Sui, Hung-<:heng 73
Sukin, Gabrielle 73,
140
Sullivan, Michael 32
Sullivan, Noah 45
Summa, Ellen
science 80, 84
Summit, Brandon
58
Summit, Kelly 32
Sussman, Diana 73
Sutherland, Bobby
32,248
Sutterfield, John
65, 73
Svejkosky, Jill
fam. & consumer
science 84
swimming 132
Swinney, Tiffani 58
Szus, Dana 32
MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB N1ck R1sler, Corley Koprowski, Ja1m1e Sc1acca,
Bndget Gallaher, Ment Myers. Evan Axelbaum
MOCK TRIAL Front row: Anna Alekseyeva, Emily Brunts, Rebecca Bayham,
Meredith Blank. Back row Julia Carpenter, Tyler F1shbone. Todd Flem1ng, Tony
D1gnsp1no, Chns Saxton, V1v1an Chen.
MODEL UN Front row: Tyler Fishbone, Shayn Prap1silp, Lauren Harvey, N1ck
R1sler Meredith Blank. Back row Isaac Amon. David Pellett
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T math 84,143 140 Toropova, Maria 74
Taber, Eli 73 Teens living for Thoth,Candace 32 140 Tydor, Rastislav 33
Tabscott, David Christ 70, 100, 101 Thurston, Armeda Triplett, Brian 32
counselor 82, 84 Temple, Theron 58 45,130,131,143 Trower, Patti v
Taggart, Hollis 32 Tennis Club 96, 97 Thurston, Jasmin secretary 84 VanHoesen, Marie
Tamaren, carlye Theodosiou, Jason 32 True, William 32, 32
74,144 140 Tice, Danielle 45 113, 139 Van Meeteren,
Tarpey, Mike Thies, linda Tierney, Michael Truong,George 32 Haley 74
pract. arts. 84, math 84 74,139 Tsiaklides, Michael Van Meeteren,
99,138 Thomas, Clarissa Todd, Nathan 141, 74 Taylor 46, 138
Tash, Stephanie 32 58 143 Tung, Samuel 12, Varadin, Aaron 46
Tashma, Edie Thomas, Ellen 45, Toft, Martin 45 32,70,91 Varwig, Zachary 74,
soc. studies 84 118,119,140 Tomlinson, Charles Turner, Laura 38, 133, 141, 143
Tauben, Elizabeth Thomasson, Alan 45 46, 110, 126, 127, Vastyan, Caroline
74, 134, 144 138 Tompkins, Carin 74, 138,142 46
Taubman, Stacy Thompson, Kristen 119, 140 Turney, Grace 64, Velten, Ed 105
YOUNG DEMOCRATS Front row Dave Matter, Em1ly Rosenfeld, Kate Moore, Emily Brunts, Jordan Glick, Ilona Kiknadze, Molly
Bly, Cla1re Caplan. Adam Levy, Ja1m1e Sc1acca, laurel Rob1nson Second row Hannah Fnedman, Katie Garland, Damel Becker,
N1ck R1sler, Dena Goldstein, Kayla Kahn. Tyler F1shbone, Jocelyn Le1denfrost. Stephame levy. Rebecca Bayham, lindsay Bayham,
Corley Koprowski. Back row Maya Sh1mony. Emily Israeli, Katie R1cks, Bryan Williams, Sam Sparks. Steve Marcus, Geoff Ramsey,
M1cah She1lds, Shayn Prapa1s1lp, N1ck Semenkov1ch, Anna Marcus, Samantha Krepmar
NHS Front row: Angelina Mwonga, Kat1e Ricks, Claudia Gomez, Liz R1cks, Cara Edmundow1cz, Kathenne P1wn1ca-Worms,
lindsay Bayham, Adam Schne1der. Second row· Brittany Farb, Jessye Bnck, Lisa Goldstein, Becca Balis, Jackie Blllhymer,
Jess1ca Schuster, Menssa Mellish, Natalie Mayer, Connor Hustava . Third row: Joanna Alper, Negma Fnedman, Sarah
Mayersohn, Sus1e Stanley, A1-L1n Sui, Sam W1ce, Kelly Summ1t, Alison Kraus, Dav1d Nykin Fourth row· Yuan Zhang, Bntt
McAllister, Emily Rosenfeld, Lory Cooper, Sara Waltke, Allison Lange, Libby Jongeward, Bla1r Saeks, Molly Schlamb, Kat1e
Garland, Mary Burgess. F1fth row: Bnan Tnplett, M1tch W1ce, M1ke Sh1rar, Arch1 Stuk, Laura Gourley, Rachel Winston, Geoff
Nykin, Zach Rudolph, Evan Raynsford.
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Verrett, Sarah 46
Vetter, Jeffrey
science 83, 84
Vinson, Stacy 62,
74
Vocal music 94
Vogt, Kelly
fam. & consumer
science 84
VOLLEYBALL 110
Voss, Phillip 46
w
Waechter, Jim
band 84
Wagner, Erica 53,
74, 140
Wagner, Gabriel 74
Wagner, Lauren 32,
139
Wagy, Nicole 74
Walker, 5eantez
33,138
Wall, Thomas 32,
122
Wallace, Derrick
127, 138, 142
Wallach, Sam 46
Wallis, Hannah 67,
74, 110, 138, 142
Waltke, Sara 32,
141, 143
Wang, Van 59, 99,
140
Waterson, Ted
science 84, 133,
143
water polo 21
Watkins, Keyon 46
Watkins, Roosevelt
74
Waxman, Daniel
59,139
Waxman, Sarah
Beth 43, 46, 131,
143
Webster, Karen
school bard 85
Webster .Clark,
Daniel 59, 142
Weed, Margaret
secretary 82
Week, Spirit 49
Weigley, Samuel
59, 141
Weinstein, Allison
74, 134, 144
Weisman, Carol 59
Weiss, Nathaniel
59,138
Westerholt, Bob
soc. studies 84,
85
Whaley, Alexandra
32,130,131,143
Whaley, Sarah 60,
104,131,143
Whetsel, Miles 32
White, Christopher
32
Whitehead, Darris
74
Whiting, Jason 60
Whitley, Antoinette
74
Whittington,
Jeremy 21, 32, 129
Wice, Mitchell 33
Wice, Samuel 33
Wice, Sarah 17, 60
Wiedenbeck, Jane
46, 96, 130, 131,
143
Wildermuth,
Rebecca
math 82
Wildi, Allison 33
Wilkins, Christina
60
Williams, Bryan 33
Williams, Locha 46,
66,96
Williams, Melissa 46
Williams, Roseann
33
Williams, Taylor 47
Williams, Ysatis 47
Williams, Zebediah
60
Willis, Stephanie 33
Wilson, Ashlee 33
Wilson, Benjamin
47
Winer, Leah 33, 91,
131, 143
Winston, Rachel 47,
126,142
Winter, George 60,
143
Winters, Jimmy 47,
60,59
Wire, Patricia 47,
121, 141
Witkowski, Chloe
33, 130, 143
Witkowski, Elizabeth 60
Witt, Richard
science 38, 84,
85
Witt, Ryan 33
Wittels, Daniel 60,
93
Woldgeorgis,
Mulugeta 33, 109,
138, 141
Wolfe, Duncan 60,
136
Wolfe, Jim
coach 138
Wolff, Alex 74, 139
Wolff, MacKenzie
47
Wolter, Douglas 75
Wong, Nicole 60,
141
Wong, Sheena 47
Wong, Sheila 40,
47,99
woods, Eli 47, 138
Woolfolk, Damian
75
Wright-Young,
Margaux 75
Wrinkle, Grant 60
wu, Jason 47, 93
Wu, Jingyue 60
Wu, Mengwen 33
Wurmser. Amanda
33
Wurmser, Nicholas
75
Wynne, Robert 60
X
Xiang, Fufei 140
Xu, Chi 33, 248
xu, Oinglang 75
Xu, Oingwen 60
Xu, Tommy 82
y
Yancey, Cole 142
Yancey, McKay 47
Yang,Haoyuan 75
Yang, Marty 53,
75,138
Yin, Vue 33
Yoon, Kyung Oo 75,
139
Young, Benjamin
75, 141
Young, Kaylisha 75
Young, Taylisha 75
Young Democrats
100
Young Republicans
100, 101
l
Zahner, Gregory
75, 141
Zenger, Andrew 33,
89,103,136
Zenger, Lara 60,
248
Zetcher, Ron
coach 138
Zhang, So 47, 92
Zhang, Yuan 33
Zimerman, Megan
33
Zotos, Alexis 7, 60,
111, 139
Zotos, Brittni 64,
75, 78, 135, 144
SPANISH CLUB Front
row Carol Allen, Manon
Allen, Jocelyn Leidenfrost. Jan Magers Back
row Neg1na Fnedman,
Magg1e Dolan , Oril
P1nsberg
SUNSHINE CLUB Front row· Ca1thn Petrosky, Melan1e Crandall, Sam Tung,
Ment Myers, Kimberly Hartstein, Cathy Boulanger Second row: Brynne
Andersen, Sarah Fliesher, Clanssa Thomas, Bnan Tnplen, Pnncena Brown,
Me1ra Sondov-Gold, Megan Hurster. Back row: Mark Shabsov1ch, Dawn Elzmc,
Amanda Early, Erica Sonn.
STROLLING STRINGS N1cole Wong, Steven Marcus, Clanssa Thomas
OPERA CLUB Front row Tom Lowery. Rebecca Hatlehd, Emily Brunts, Liz
R1cks, Doron Aloush Back row Janera Crayton, Brook Dav1s, Nick Rub1n.
TRI-M MUSIC Front row: Thuy-Lan Ute, Brook Dav1s, Uz R1cks, Kelly Summrt,
Ailee Xu . Hannah Madson, Tom Lowery. Second row; Jonathan Novack. N1ck
Robbins. Anna Fung, Beth Kopp, Elana Estnn. D1ana Hanntho. Back row·
Sarah Hasp1el. Rebecca Hatlelld, Mar]one Powers, N1ck Rub1n, Kat1e Stanley,
Sus1e Stanley, L1sa Nadeau
THINK TWICE FILM CLUB N1ck RISler, Zack M1rOw1tz.
OSAC Front row Viv1an Chen, Lana Tkachenko, Laura McKenz1e Back
row Emily Brunts, Sarah Fhesher, Jenny Levy, Rachel Reynolds, Anna Fung,
MernAbels
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TREBLE CHOIR Front row · Tom Lowery, Karen Gogg1n. Second row; Carlye
Tamaren Lan Ho. Sarah Michelson, Orli P1nsberg, Natalie Goodman, Ammarra
Berry. Th1rd row Janera Crayton, Gabnel Wagner. Genee' Cunmngham, ClarISSa Thomas, Elizabeth Dwyer, Enca Fondren. Dom1mque Bullock. Fourth row:
Tiffam Sw1nney, Jess1ca Brown, Kathleen Kobe, Kelsey Heimburger, Jess1ca
Mahon. Catnna Quarells, Jeanne-Mane DeClue
STUCO Front row· Dav1d Dwyer, N1ck Fox, Jeremy Growe. Kev1n Dav1s,
Will True Second row: Neh1 Ogbevoen. Peter Scherck. Evan Raynsford,
Dav1d Nykin, Naveen Sood, Sarah W1ce, Kelsey Gillstrom Back row Dulc1
Stuk, Knst1 Hughes, Anme Goldnng, Kayla Rudolph, Chnst1na Kavanaugh,
Samantha Gillstrom, Dena Goldstein, Bnttm lotos, Emily DeGregono, N1cole
Lester J1m Goldwasser
WOODWORKING Steve Schmidt, Andrew Costas, Tim Eckelmann. Ben
Jordan.
BARITONE CHOIR Front row · Karen Goggm William Salomon. Nathan1el
Holmes, Jason Jacobs, Damel Copeland, Nicholas Rubin Second row Tom
Lowery, Peter Scherck, Alexander Gerte1s, Samuel Jacobs, Isaac Holt, Alan
Moricon1 Back row· Michael Murphy, Brycen Marner, Ray Kiely, Dav1d Dwyer,
Matthew Rose, Am1t Sood
MU ALPHA THETA Front Row Chns Peters, Lory Cooper, Alex Song, Yue Yin, Gerardo Flores, MIChael Gordon. Jane We~1de~nt>eck. l Steven Marcus, Natalie Mayer, Kat1e P1wmca-worms. Jonathon Goldford, M1ke Spewak. lmaad Razzaque. Yuan Zhang,
Byrne, H1lary Ginsberg, Dana Szus Standing Jason Wu. Ms. Wildermuth. K1et Hang, Matt Pearlstone, Mara1ta Ross, Anton Kuchman
Adam Levy, Becca Balis, Matt Breur, Tom1 Kovacs, Alison Lange, Jam1e Kalllong1s Ruby Wu . Susan Stanley, Jaydev Mahadevan
Sam W1ce. Bntanny Farb Back: Arch1 Stuk. Joanna Gub1n, Anel Nathanson, Cara Edmundow1cz, Corey Estazad1, Bnan Tnple
M1tch W1ce, Yishak Habtem1chael. Ryan Hatele1d, Kelly Mernt, M1ll1e Keane, Zhen U, Fufe1 X1ang
DECA Green, Heather Pearlstone, Matt
Ad1asor, Joseph Gnffmg, Samuel Perrot, Thomas
Alekseyev, Anna Growe, Jeremy Razzaque, lmaad
Balk, Emily Harvey, William Reiss, Jenmfer
Blase, Enn Hassan, lfe Rudolph, Zach
Bornfleth, David Hendree, William Salozzo. Elizabeth
Bronson, Lauren Heyman, Scott Sanchez, Stephanie
Bruer, Matthew Homsher, Ashley Scherck, Peter
Cardwell, Brooksey Huck. Dalton Schne1der, Adam
Chen, V1v1en Hughes, Knsh Sher, Anna
Conley. Damelle Jacobs, Jason Shockley, Bnan
Dav1s, Kev1n Jocketty, Ashley Shuff, Cathenne
Dav1s, Timothy Kalliong1s, Jam1e Sonn, Enca
D1gnsp1no. Anthony K1ehl, Paul Specter, Dav1d
Duckham, ian Kurbatava lryna Sullivan, Michael
Dwyer, Dav1d Liebman, Heather Voss. Ph1ll1p
Elbert, Stephame Lordo, Charles Wagner Lauren
Fava, Chnstopher McAlister, Mac W1ce, Samuel
Fonta1ne, Jeremy McClinton, Cam1lle Williams, Locha
Frenchs, Kathanne Mitchell, Enca Williams, Melissa
Gallaher, Bndget Murphy, Michael Wong, Sheena
Garland, Katie Panke, Samuel Wong . She1la
Zenger Andrew
BAND ROW2 Jesse Kalliong1s Zach Goodman Danny W1ttels Scott McMahon John Moore
Chloe W1tkoski Ca1tlin Fleck Enn Anderson Nathan Todd Nate Shaw Brandon Schupp ROW1 Alex Schupp Ben MOSCOWitz Jess1ca Schuster Alex Kocher Dylan Estep Mac McAlister
Enc Polt Alan Heard Clark Jacobs Leah Da1ber Taylor Oelke Ben Lev1n Nate Greenberg D1ana Sussman Rhowsheda Shernll lmaad Razzaque Yue Yin Adam Schneider W1ll Bennett Leah Wmer
Jeremy Wh1tt1ngton Robyn MOSCOWIIZ Gig1 Cnss Charles Burroughs Dm1tn Postnov Kimberly Hartstein
Joanna Alper Stephame Lieberman Conn1e Zhang Dav1d Feldman M1tch W1ce Kat1e Kovacs ROWB
John Hermes Megan Z1merman Mark B1gg Tim Keane Patty W1re Carolyn Drobak R1ck Dammers
Kelly Merntt Bnttany Farb Kendall Park Jacob Hasp1el Tyler Fishbone Sarah Whaley M1chael Fans
Melame Dame! Rebecca Grossman Jenn1fer Pearlstein Andrew Lev111 Jaydev Mahadevan Dame! Becker
Tal Kopan Lonn Jaeger Lauren Millner Dav1d Levy Hannah Herman ROW7 Claudia Gomez
Sara Waltke Jamllla Bausley David Ginsberg Chnstlne Peters Sara Beth Waxman Armeda Thurston Joe St. Geme
Cass1e Feldman Sarah Munfakh John Lynch Jenny Sh1rar M1les Whetsel Paul Kiehl
Millie Keane Ellen Thomas Dam1an Woolfolk Jane W1edenbeck ROW6 Neh1 Ogbevoen M1ke Merntt
Anne Lynch Yuan Zhang Ke1sha Benton Alexandra Whaley Rachel W1nston Will True
Melame Crandall Tara Mahadevan ROWS Dav1d Huckshold Alex Sh1rley Peter Schlamb
Rachael Byrne ROW4 Tracy Fields Em1ly Le1denfrost Daniel Herman Jacob Ohlemiller
Aaron Levm ROW3 Lauren Bronson Michael Fuhrmann Scott Luvm J1mmy Stokes Bnan Tnplett Patnck Boland Jernca Franks SamW1ce Bryce Goodman Evan Jones Greg Bowen Andrew Serkes
Sam Tung Mara1ta Ross Zach Varw1g Jason Perlmutter Michael Rosen Josh Sm1th James Waechter
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Beth Ann Brady • Yearbook adviser and \"mom\" worked many nights on pages and proofs. She pushed all
our editors to complete deadlines while making class so much fun by bringing food and candy. We could never thank
you enough for your patience, optimism and generosity.
Ali Huneke • As a past yearbook staffer, Huneke worked hard as Co-editor of the Sports section. We thank her
for searching countless hours for names to the sports teams and for creative page designs.
Lory Cooper • A past activities staffer, Cooper stepped into the role of Co-editor of the Sports section. We
know those scoreboards were a pain, but they turned out great and the sports pages are fun and interesting.
Sports Staff • Jessica Schuster & Bobby Sutherland
Lisa Goldstein • She worked the past two years on yearbook staff and this year was an awesome Advertising Editor. We thank her for being so hard-working, motivated and organized.
Ads Staff • Carter Boehm
Alice Xu • Although she was not in our 8th hour class, we thank her for all of her great effort in organizing the
club photos and for her patience with the time-consuming indexing.
People/ Activities Staff • Katie Kafoury
Kala O'Connor & Caroline Shaikewitz • we thank the talented Photo Editors for the hundreds
of pictures that tell the story of 2004-2005. Their conscientious attention to detail resulted in awsome photos.
Photographers • Joanna Alper, Kristin Berry, Lauren Bronson, Sarah Harper, Joe Holstein, Maggie McCarthy,
Michelle Pais, Blair Saeks, McKay Yancey, Lara Zenger
About the ...
As we started working on the 2004-2005 yearbook, we were so scared. Visualizing a finished product seemed impossible. Despite the huge responsibility, the team came together and made the year fly by. Our editors' class was made
up of all girls, which created a fun and comfortable atmosphere. We became especially close on a yearbook trip to
Atlanta, where we had seminars and competitions. Mrs. Brady, our yearbook adviser, kept us focused and let us run
the production. She was always accepting of our ideas which helped us create this book as a rewarding accomplishment. We thank our editors, staffers and photographers for their many hours of work whether it was getting quotes
or taking a last minute soccer shoot. This yearbook would not be possible without everyone's input, hard work and
dedication. A special thanks to Leah Blase at Herff Jones for her persistence and bottomless candy bag. Also, thanks
to Prestige and Jostens photography, to Rob Highfill for technical support and to the hundreds of students, teachers,
administrators and parents who contributed to Choices 2005.
• Danielle Fancher & Emily Kline •
Editors-in -Chief
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