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

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Model Senate Convenes Ladue's Model Senate, under the leadership of President Steve Borowsky and sponsors Mr. Ralph Cordell and Mrs. Thelma Edelstein was a resounding success. The senate considered bills on a variety of subjects, including smoking and the national right to work. All together, 116 students participated. T 1. President Steve Borowsky icenterl conducts senate business with the aid of President Pro Tempore Jerry Bernard, Co- Secretaries Connie Orchard and Betsy Gallop, and Sergeants-at-Arms Howard Present and Joel Tzinberg. 2. Senate majority leader Byrd lSteve Harrisl carefully considers an important bill. 3. Committee Chairmen Kerry Kornfeld and Dean Schramm await their turn to speak. 4. A bill passes by an overwhelm- ing majority. Activities - 15

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2 M'-rr 1. Forensics-FRONT ROW: Captins Nina Gabianelli and Mindy Markow. SECOND ROW: Roxy Okun, Amy Finer, Ed Perlmutter, Stefanie Novik, Judy Bloomberg, Betsy Gallop, THIRD ROW: Kevin Spirtas, Carla Scis- sors, Cathy Scissors, Jane Ponte, Rhonda Levy, Beth Zoole, Ellen Koesterer. LAST ROW: Jeff Foster, Larry Feldman, Sara Ann Parker, Mrs. Linda Box. 2. Debate- FRONT ROW: Captains John Gallop, Steve Harris, Steve Borowskyg Not Pictured Jerry Bernard. SEC- OND ROW: Craig Shapiro, Jeff Quicksilver, Roxy Okun, Connie Orchard, Laurie McBrayer, Liz Losos, Howie Hwang, Marcie Cristal, Elaine Zotos, Lillian Lippman. THIRD ROW: Sanford Boxerman, Kevin Blinder, Janet Young, David Weiss, JoAnne Levy, Jim Glaser, Betsy Fritschle, Larry Borowsky, Lisa Blatt, Ari Weitzhandler, Ellen Levy, Kerry Kornfeld, Jon Losos, Mark Zoole, Artie Margulis, David Kaiser, Sandy Fried- man. THIRD ROW: Sponser Mr. Heyde, Joel Teicher, Gary Kopp, Larry Mishkin, Mark Lapp, Steve Rout- berg, Betsy Gallop, and Robert Merrilees. Student Improve Speaking This year's debate and forensics teams completed yet another successful year. The debate team, aided by sponsor Mr. Bill Heyde and captains Jerry Bernard, Steve Borowsky, Steve Harris and John Gallop, received trophies in both local and out-of-town tournaments, and entered several members in state finals competition. Captains Nina Gabianelli and Mindy Markow and sponsor Mrs. Linda Box coun- seled the forensics team in such areas as humorous interpretation and poetry reading. The two teams together sponsored the annual Ladue Shocker Tourna- ment. , ,,,,w12 ,- W ' ,Q--sr. 5, iw. . -fm .,-,vw ff' M ' I I-,Sl s f. 'i M 532 4 KN V . lr ik li. '

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Quill And Scroll Honors Journalists The Quill and Scroll Club, a national honorary organization for high school journalists, once again sought membership from Ladue. Twenty-five talented students were initiated at a ceremonial dinner. The club, involving both the yearbook and newspaper staffs, pro- vided a great inspiration for aspiring journalists. If r Ri, .qmxp .,. ga s