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Recycling Club hosts meeting Nov. 20

Ivana Todorova, Rambler Design Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2025
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After school, students attend Recycling Cub meeting in Abigail Eisenberg’s room to create a plan before collecting recycling bins. National Honor Society members were allowed attend the club meeting to earn volunteering points for the semester. “I chose to go because it was a quick and fun way to get my last hour,” Claudia Gettins (12) said. “I liked that it was helping the school community.”

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Team representatives Hotaru Murashita (11) and Regina Copeland (10) play rock paper scissors for the winning prize. The club hopes to continue to implement new meetings every year. “About a month ago, we pitched [the idea], and Madame Milford helped us obtain the croissants and jams,” Secretary Arlo Ziolkowski (11) said.
French Honor Society holds croissant tasting April 8
Pondering his next move, Alex Zhang (10) plays a practice game against teammate Newman Shen (11) to prepare for his next round. Zhang holds a USCF rating of 2265 and finished with a perfect four points on Board 1. “I enjoy getting to represent and score for my team,” Zhang said. “It really means a lot.”
Chess team wins sixth consecutive state championship in a row
The Talking Rams' collection of trophies – representing decades of accomplishments – sits overlooking the multipurpose room. Under the guidance of Waterson and by supporting each other, team members have continued to succeed during this school year. "I'm trying to make sure the team gets what they need and has the resources they need," Waterson said. "But, students have been coaching each other and helping each other more than I have.
Ladue students compete at debate districts
Past editions of Melodrama lay on a table. The publication stopped taking submissions March 13. “I enjoy how Melodrama shows the different ways students express themselves through different art forms,” Co-Editor-in-Chief Maya Mathew (12) said.
Melodrama submissions close March 13
Performers dress in cultural outfits. Performances range from 1 to 3 per month depending on the opportunities and invitations. “[The performances] were super fun and a really great environment for everyone to show off their skills and the work we put into learning the dances,” Eshaa Deore (11) said. (Photo courtesy of Eshaa Deore)
Bollywood Dance Club performs March 6 and 7
STUCO holds a ticket sale for spectator bracelets during lunch. The 3v3 game took place March 5. "I love getting to do things like this to help out for school events, I also love getting to see who wanted to sign up," Talia Poremba (10) said.
STUCO sells Bracket Tickets during Lunch Feb. 23
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Upperclassmen line up as they wait to purchase tickets. The event had been in the works for months ensuring no detail is missed. “I am so excited for prom,” Molly Shipley (12) said. “I cannot wait to see all of my friends and just have a great time at the dance.”
Ladue Upperclassmen Prepare for a Gatsby-Themed Gala
Pablo Flinn, an incumbent candidate, speaks at the Meet the Candidates Community Forum March 30. The four candidates were invited to speak to community members and answer presubmitted questions in a forum organized by the League of Women Voters. "Every day, I show up to be of service," Flinn said. "I do it outside and inside of this role. I don’t get anything from it, but the knowledge that I’m being of service. That’s why I was put here. I will listen, I will honor your voice. On the current board, we’re willing to lean on each other, listen to each other, have tough conversations with each other. I will continue to be part of that.”
On the Ballot
Zoe Mei (10), recipient of the Billy Michal Award, and her partner, Sydney Gao (10) pose with awards for their DECA project, EmpowerEd. The project developed into a central passion for Mei and something she would like to continue. "St. Louis is special in the way that there is always an opportunity to take a step further and deepen impact. I hope to expand the scale of EmpowerEd, and continue helping the families out at TAP.
Zoe Mei (10) selected as Missouri representative for the Billy Michal Award
Creative Writing classes display poetry portfolio posters March 26
Creative Writing classes display poetry portfolio posters March 26
English 9 classes perform plays in the PAC Feb. 27
English 9 classes perform plays in the PAC Feb. 27
AP English Language students wrap up the Arguments in Science unit. The unit was largely discussion based. "At the end of the unit, we had an argumentative timed write to test our skills," Ruby Jurgiel (11) said.
English students turn to real world learning
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Ivana Todorova
Ivana Todorova, Rambler Design Editor-in-Chief
Senior Ivana Todorova is the Design Editor-in-Chief of Rambler and has been on staff for three years. She enjoys design and Companion salads. In her free time, she loves to spend time with her friends.
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