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

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i Y . if w f ' . . .Ji - K Make Way For Drama Panorama, sponsored by Mrs. Margret Cook, of- fered Ladue an excellent student newspaper. The center-spreads and editorials placed the bi-monthly paper in the All American category. The journal- ism talents of every staff member are combined to create a unique and enjoyable paper. Drama Club and Thespian Troupe 1109, sponsored by Miss Beth Kennett and the officers, Ann Covert, Chip Wheeler, Nina Gabianelli and Lori Heise, gives Laude plays to be proud of. Throughout the year, the talents of every member help put on a fall musical, fall play, spring musical and the student directed one-acts. Many of the clubs projects included Coffee Houses, float parties and a booth in the all-school carnival. The hard work and enthusiasm of the club members, make this seasons productions a success. Activities

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1. Panorama Editors review their editorials. 2. Ken Levy and Mark Franklin select their pin-up pictures. 3. Panorama Staff- Front Row: Phyllis Eisen, Sally Susman, Laurie Garland, Ed Perlmutter. Second Row: Barb Greenberg, Marcie Glick, Mindy Mar- kow, Sue Cho, Rhonda Levy, Joanne Levy, Janet Young, Jon Losos, Wendy Surinsky, Mrs. Cook, Laurie McBrayer, Back Row: Ken Levy, Larry Mish- kin, Mark Franklin, Ann Sachar, Cheryle Feldman, Judy Sachs, Cindy Sobel, Jeff Quicksliver, Rick Weinstein, Jerry Steele. 4. Jon Losos asks Mrs. Cook to express herself more. 5. Faye Cohen spills out her happiness to Jeff Foster and Mindy Mar- kow. 6. Drama Club- Front Row: Miss Kennet, Lori Heise, Ann Covert, Chip Wheeler, Nina Gabianelli, Second Row: Laura Becker, Beth Zoole, Sara Ann Parker, Ellen Koesterer, Jeff Foster, Faye Cohen, Kelli Pogue, Carla Scissors, Rhonda Levy, Amy Finer, Ed Perlmutter, Cathy Scissors, Diane New- man, Beth Katz, Judy Bloomberg, Third Row: Kathy Kootman, Carolyn Gough, Sue Sunnen, Rich Wollenberger, Rae Pisarik, Brooke Elbein, Meera Dash, Carolyn Epstein, Rachel Kranzberg, Lisa Blatt, Marcie Glick, Elaine Kraizer, Helen Cheng, Miriam Glaser, Fourth Row: Steve Monsey, Lorna Brundage, Cheryl Sidner, Brad Roter, Keth Kron- emer, Tracy Moore, Anita DeMarco, Mike Stiffman, Mark Zoole, Carolyn Simon, Steve Balk, Kathye Vanderwal, Bob Leven, Rich Cain, Sue Vanderwal, Cindy Caesar, Fifth Row: Sandy Weinberg, Mindy Markow, Kevin Spirtas, Bill Helbig, Harry Axum, Betsy Gallop, Top Row: Karl Atkinson, Hugh Secker-Walker, Loren Silber, Patty Magidson, Kent Juhlin, Kim Sharketti, Lauren Brown, Cindy Lampe. 7, Mindy Markow and Beth Zoole wait to hear the news of the outside world. 8. Thespians- Front Row: Miss Kennett, Lori Heise, Ann Covert, Chip Wheeler, Nina Gabianelli, Second Row: Rich Wollenberger, Rich Cain, Hugh Secker-Walker, Sue Sunnen, Steve Monsey, Kent Juhlin, Cindy Lampe, Mindy Markow, Kevin Spirtas, Kathy Vanderwal, Meera Dash, Faye Cohen, Jeff Foster, Beth Zoole, Carolyn Gough, Mark Zoole, Top Row: Sue Van- derwal, Sandy Weinberg, Rhonda Levy, Kelli Po- gue, Stefanie Novik, Helen Cheng, Ed Perlmutter. 2 34 Activities QM Panorama Gets It On In Reporting 3 . -4 Anti 2 i ri, 5 Q S

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, . - ,f , ' I V 9 - - 64 - 11 t Ladue s 27th annual musical production, Anything Goes, set BMW? iggi , page , it -' .r,,,r,i,.,, A W K iid : --..1 ts i iii? ,A Y ,. 1 gwfibi z .wiijizzf ' fs aboard the ocean liner the S.S. American sailed smoothly through five nights of unparalleled performance. The opening scene intro- duces the unusual array of passengers which include the popular night club singer Reno Sweeney lNina Gabianellil and her six angels, public enemy number thirteen, Moonface Martin lBrad Emertl disguised as a minister, and the high society figure Hope Harcourt, accompanied by her fiance Sir Evelyn Oakleigh and her mother. When Billy, Hope's old boyfriend discovers her engagement, he remains aboard to convince Hope of his eternal love. When Billy learns that his borrowed passport and ticket belonged to public enemy number one, he creates ingenius des- guises to avoid detection and to entertain Miss Harcourt. Mean- F1 'Hs M 9 is Wiki its -f. . W - , m. .- '7 while Reno finds herself attracted to Sir Evelyn. Even though ? Mrs. Harcourt attempts to force Hope s marriage to Sir Evelyn, through a myriad of mix-ups, love conquers all. L ' Although inclement weather delayed the initial production , ' schedule, the devoted cast, crew, and orchestra, totalling 250, . t K quickly compensated for lost time. The musical was produced by 5 .A Miss Beth Kennett, with the aid of student director Carolyn . 'i.s Gou h, and managers Lori Heise and Ann Covert. Mr. Phillip 5 . .- J ffkv ' g fei g - E '.i'. g Murray, assisted by Hugh Secker-Walker co-ordinated the techni- I cal aspects. Mr. Joe Richardson and Mr. William Brackman di- g rected the vocal and instrumental music. Through the coopera- tion of staff and students, A'Anything Goes was a highlight of Ladue's 1978-1979 Drama season. f 9 t gg i faf'ff'mrJ4g2r' M1 1' ' swims 1' www new ' fi 36 Acisviiaesi E 1 bf.- fri if yli' bi all - sw S V 'il ':'l:Tf:f'f12:f5NsX4rS5f+ A