Ladue Horton Watkins High School - Rambler Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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. . l x Vi. , t --4 'F 2 1. , .r ,A , ' ' V Q x 1. Steve Grand and Steve Borowsky watch with dismay as Joel Tzinberg raises his bid to 5200. 2. Scholarship Fund-FRONT ROW: Lori Heise, Janet Young, Mike Dardick, Kevin Blinder, Phyllis Eisen, Jane Ponte, SECOND ROW: Rachel Kranzberg, Carolyn Epstein, Laurie Lapin, Debbie Rubinstein, Laurie Katzman, Feyza Erenmemis, Elaine Zotos, Betsy Kim, Connie Orchard, THIRD ROW: Anne Meyer, Keith Kromemer, Helen Cheng, Marcie Cristal, Anne Easton, Susan Green, Lisa Blatt, Rhonda Levy, Linda Bank, Carol Richman, Amy Finer, Cathy Scissors, Sandy Friedman, FOURTH ROW: Cheri Scott, Hugh Secker-Walker, Betsy Gallop, Steve Prelutsky, Karin Blind' er, Steve Harris, Jim Glaser, Ed Perlmutter, Cindy Bishop, Mary Handelman, Mr. Brad Heger, Helen Wolff, Mrs. Marie Smith, Laurie McBrayer3 FIFTH ROW: Mr. Larry Rhodes, Miss Beth Andrews, Brad Roter, Lorna Brundage, Alex Chae, Jeff Oglander, Carolyn Simon, Carolyn Simon, Lori Glaser, Susie Levitt, Cindy Sobel, Bruce Schneider, BACK ROW: Scott Alton, Keith Elliott, Terry Wheeles, Doug Aach, Cheryle Feldman, Jeff Quicksilver, Jim Quicksilver. 3. A young Clark Kent races faster than a speeding bullet at the Junior Class' booth, Super Race. 4. Miriam Glaser, super-clown, sells balloons at the Super Carnival. 5. Manne Palan gives Kim Barket her money's worth at the Junior Class' kissing booth. Activities

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Scholarship Fund, led by Presidents Lori Heise and Janet Young sponsored many projects and fund-raisers this year. Some of these included the back-to- school dance, the talent show, the citrus sale, the snack-bar, and In The Mood dance, and a Super-Carnival, each of which were designed to raise money as well as provide entertainment. The carni- val proved to be the biggest money raiser with proceeds of approximately 52000. The proceeds from the various activities are used in approximately 15 scholar- ships for qualified Ladue students. 2 3 i Scholarship Fund Does A Super Job i .4 ,. 4 10 Activities

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Student Congress Initiates Changes The 1978-1979 Student Congress, led by presi- dent Steve Borowsky, secretary Connie Orchard, and class advisors Steve Harris, Steve Grand, and Jeff Vittert, accomplished much for Ladue students. The special programs committee exposed the student body to a variety of interesting lectures and demon- strations on such subjects as karate and magic, through the assembly of the month program. Privi- leges Committee introduced a new large salad to the cafeteria menu and again organized the lunch time snack barg Curriculum Committee successfully ex- tended the pass-fail deadline and investigated the advanced biology program. The election committee supervised all school elections. 12 - Activities