Althoff Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Hearts at Althoff did not grow cold with the No¬ vember weather. The month began with a volleyball marathon organized by the Spanish Club to benefit Michelle Cate who suffers from a rare skin disease. The following week, the annual Althoff Benefit Ban- quet raised funds for the school. Sherlock Holmes amazed all by solving his famous case, THE HOUND TKTaJ OF THE BASKERVILLES, for the Fall Play on the 9th jg J and 1 Oth. November also saw the beginning of a new tradition when the first annual calendar drive proved successful. Two major interests of Althoff students — were recognized during the month at the Choral Concert and the Fall Sports Banquet. The athletes again came into view with the start of the wrestling season and the opening of the basketball season which was signaled by the Tip-Off Dance. The month went out in the same good-natured way it began as the entire school participated in the Thanksgiving mass celebrated by Bishop Keleher. Both teams anticipate the results of the shot. I f e0 Zrvsadeps ;♦ .vM :t a m K ' What shall I do? ¥ This iacket makes a fashion statement 5

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i j M MS r % ' M ' . n fefi I: t« s r%r%r % l ■ $ $ +„ % i o:a fSCHOOL BUS) rmm mvim Students grudgingly put away bathing suits and beach towels in exchange for school books and homework. The 1985-86 school year officially opened with the Kick-off Dance held to cheer on the football players to winning seasons. In addition to dances, an opening school mass gave students an opportunity to reflect on the summer ' s events and to strengthen pupils ' incentives to strive for the best this year. A special mass for the Freshmen Class and their mothers was held, also. Homecoming Week became the focal point of October. ||$| Students modeled everything from trench coats and sun- M? glasses to silly hats and Cardinal paraphernalia, in honor of fr the Cardinals ' trip to the World Series. We also crowned a new homecoming queen, Jilanne Klaus. a4v Stephanie Green spikes tor a return.

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ir •if! ..‘I w m gr v %, , piKa 4 : ' 4 $! ;t ■«{ ' W 4BjqH.’ ’ ! ‘ ; ' i:. jinraA «Sft J ' IS l|i $ mm , %ws - mas Ball, break. • The anticipation of the holiday season radiated f ) warmth throughout the entire Althoff community, Students and teachers decked the halls and class- ■ V. rooms in our school. Several organizations held holi- “-w day parties and gatherings. Students also made last- m V minute efforts to sell calendars. December, a popular month for winter sports, found the basketball and L (Tj wrestling seasons well under way. The culmination of December occurred on the 20th, when the students celebrated the holiday season at the annual Christ- Most of the students were content with having a long, relaxing winter oooe GOOG OOOi Kim Grandcolas sharpens her skills at pinata breaking I u Seniors enjoy a visit with Santa The typing students show Christmas spirit S A D D. presents Mr O ' Brien with their charter document. f J The Peanuts Gang New Althoff students? Students enioy goodies at a holiday party Ginger Sak ondMark Kistner enioy the Christmas Ball The 1985 Snow King and Queen have fun done