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International DinnerfBlood Drive The Blood Drive and the International Dinner are two annual events which help others. The Blood Drive, which is sponsored by the senior class, promotes the students to give blood. The International Dinner, sponsored by the foreign language teachers and students, raises money for AFS and the foreign language clubs. The goal of the Blood Drive was 110 pints, but Ladue exceeded the goal and donated 118 pints. It was the most successful blood drive this school has ever seen. With the help from Bill Van Leewen and Scott Kluesner, the blood Amy Landsbaum comforts Andy Hyman while Andy bleeds for the Red Cross at the 85 Blood Drive. Rob Brown and Scott Esserman are so enthused that they gave blood. They recommend it highly! drive went as smooth as expected, H said David Korn senior class president and chairman of blood drive '85, The International Dinner gives students a chance to see what being a waiter or waitress is all about. This year, after all the bills were paid, the dinner made a proht of 52063. Half of the money went to AFS, and the other half was divided Hve ways among the foreign language clubs. I think the people who came really enjoyed themselves, commented Mrs. Christine Sharp, French teacher. G. Wolin G. Wolin P. Hammond Mrs. Carol Carinci awards a door prize at the Interna- tional Dinner.
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Fall Pla y Provides Suspense This year's fall play was Mousetrap, written by Agatha Christie. The play took place on November 16 and 17 in the school auditorium. Admission, as usual, was free. The entire play takes place in the Great Hall of Monkswell Manor, which is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralston. The play is a suspenseful mystery in which the Ralstons, their five quests, and a detective are trapped in the Manor because of B. Poger Scott Esserman and Kristin Gittelman have a serious talk in The Mouse- trap. a snow storm. One of the characters is a murderer, but nobody knows who it is. Mrs. Ann Jacobs, the teacher director, and Karen Becker and Ashley Graham, the student director, did an excellent job with the play. The cast members protrayed their char- acters extremely well and the stage crew's sets were very realistic. B. Poger Andrew Haber tells Kristin Gittleman of the different philosophies of life, from the beginning. kwa , , , , .W .rr. ..., . . A . B. Poger B. Poger Sara Rubin contemplates the situation at hand. The cast of The Mousetrap entertains the perplexed audience with their astounding performance.
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