Marquette High School - Explorer Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1970 volume:

Ufa Is fr Journey Life is a journey; it begins as a mystery Each step an experience, always something to learn. So many new faces go by in a flash - Today they ' re realities; tomorrow fond memories. You reach out to others - begin to explore. You learn to be a part of many things, And you leave so many things behind. Part of yourself stays and part of you goes. So begin this very moment and don ' t look back. There ' s so much to be lived - so much to enjoy; Things to remember and things to forget. Through smiles and tears We must keep moving along. But stop now and then to remember . . . Carolyn Claxton ' 70 I T PLOR R — 1 970 2 MAROUETTE HIGH SCHOOL ALTON, ILLINOIS R4CU0V FACULTY What is a teacher? A smile in homeroom? A loud voice in typing class? A new idea about Shakespeare? Not really, A teacher is a person. What kind of person? A friend? An enemy? A patient sigh that says Let ' s go over it once more. ' ? All of these are possibilities. But the real meaning of ' teacher ' is sometimes hidden, After all, a teacher is what you let him be. - Molly Reilly ' 7 0 3 SISTER LOUISE Latin REV. FATHER WATSON Religion SISTER ELISA Math., French MR. BROSAMER Sr. Miriam Patricia SR. ANNE THERESE, Biology MR. REDDICK French SISTER MARY URSULA Library SISTER HELENA Guidance 4 SISTER CELESTE Religion SISTER REGINA Religion English SISTER CECILIA Spanish MR. ROGERS Sociology Health P.E. SISTER CARMELITA English Music MR. YOUNG English SR. GERALDINE Latin English MR. MATHEWS History Health P.E. 5 MR ZOLNOWSKI Business MR. WEMPEN Math. MISS DOOLING Social Studies MRS. COOKE Health P.E. SISTER ALICE English SISTER LUCY Business SISTER ROBERTA MR. SIEMER Social Studies Religion SISTER HELEN Math. Picture Not Available 6 UNDEROASSMEN JOURNEY Under a sheet of darkness a road appears with many paths. Which will you choose? Within you the power to shine and light the way down your chosen path. A few steps to either side determines your joy or misery. Keep to the middle until you know, which path is right for you. Determination is what you ' ll need. Attain this and win a future of happiness. Molly Reilly 70 JuMim ' 7i 8 Cof ko Me ' 72 PiesJuwGn ' 73 Life is like a race, faster, harder ... Life is like a basketball game. With players and rules never the same. With different faces coming each year. And victories which always seem near. Each team takes its turn going down in defeat. And learning to lose is a challenge to meet. Life too is made up of ups and downs. We learn to meet these with smiles, not frowns. Life is a game in which all must take part Which should be faced with love in one ' s heart. It ' s how you accept what comes your way That makes a winner, whatever the play. Ellen Ryan 73 Captians: Mike Andre, Don Markovitch VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: L. Schenk, M. Ireland, L. Parker; SECOND: P. Maguire, D. Roberts, L. Davinroy B-TEAM FOOTBALL C-TEAM FOOTBALL 12 B-TEAM BASKETBALL COOL IT, PRINCE ! C-TEAM BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: P. J. Jun, D. Gent, J. Schmidt, K. Kruegel, B. Schultz, J. Laughlin; SECOND ROW: J, Keller, N. Schultz, B. Cunningham, T. Mathews, M. Andre, M. Warren, Coach Mr. Mathews VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BUSINESS MANAGERS Patty Langen, Judy Vogelsang BASEBALL B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: B. Budde, M. VanBuren; BACK ROW: P. Drainer, M. Walters, M. Harris, M. McFarlane TRACK CROSS COUNTRY C-TEAM CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: S. Bonafede, M. Slaughter, M. Kane; BACK ROW: D. Dorsey, C. Mathews, M. Crivello ACnvmES ACTIVITIES Be a part of something And give of yourself; Meet other people . . . Get involved . . . Enjoy yourself. Learn all you can; Love other people . . . Get involved . . . Try something new. Be just what your are; Share with other people . . . Get involved . . . - Carolyn Claxton ' 70 Margaret Donnelly, Terry Roberts, Joan St, Peters, Sec.; Mary Beth Slaughter; Missing is Marty Carrow Kathy Green, Jan Williams, Steve Blair, Mary Pay Hellrung Qtu UiCb CouitCii STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Miss Dooling, Mod. Debbie Gayle, Vice- Pres. Karen Schultz, Sec. Dick Rende, President iviartna VanBuren, Bob Schultz, Peggy Drainer, Ferdie Rod- riquez, Pres. ; Brenda Budde, Sec. Barb Morrissey, Sec. ; John Wallace, Pres. ; Robbie Hellrung, Larry Kulp, Liz Par- ker. BEST ACTOR | BEST ACTRESS DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: R. Hellrung, Publicity; B. Morrissey, Sgt. at Arms; L. Salanga, Pres.; D. Gayle, Rec. Sec.; M. Reilly, y.P.; M. Smouse, Sec. Mr. Young - Drama Club Moderator Christmas Play STEVE HORN LINDA DAVINROY Best Play 69 Best Play ’70 DIRECTOR best PLAY DEBBIE GAYLE • 1 u 1a SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS MISSION CLUB OFFICERS Patty Bryant, Vice-Pres.; Sis-Anne Therese, Mod.; Mary Jo Broderick, Pres.; Sue Borman, Sec. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS SEATED: K. McGraw, C. Tolbert, B. Sav- iUe, Sister Ursula, Mod., M. Kinsella; STANDING: C. Johns, M. Smouse, L. Leritz, S. Peters, K. Meehan MEMORY BOOK STAFF CCD TEACHERS Sister Regina, Moderator 18 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ART CLUB OFFICERS Patty Murphy, Treas.; Robbie Hellrung, Pres.; Sister Louise, Mod.; Patty Lan gen. Secretary. ANITA ACOSTA Our Exchange Student from Ecuador REVIEW STAFF M. Stalcup, B. Cunningham, P. Murphy, D, Marshall, G. Gillespie, R. Britts, T. Price, M. Salanga, M. Tueth, T. Pennell, L. Maloney, M. A. Midden, Ed- tor Queen Geralyn Meyer Debbie Gayle escorted by Mike Gemigin Cheri Roach escorted by Bob Saville Karen Schulz escorted by Ron Fitzgerald Bev Budde escorted by Mike Warren escorted by Mike Andre SENIORS 1970 SENIORS They ask you where you ' re going. But do you really know? The first or final step is the hardest, Giving up the familiar things. Exploring the vast unknown — They ask you where you’re going. How can they expect a reply? In a world filled with so many questions. But never quite enough answers. Why must you be forever searching? They ask you where you’re going. Do you think you’ll ever really know? Will there always be doubts and questions When there should be ’peace-of-mind . How will you ever find life? The answer is try . , , Carolyn Claxton 70 LIFE . . . ANITA ACOSTA JOY ADAMS DANIEL ALLEN MICHAEL ANDRE THERESA BLAIR RICHARD BLIGH Life is an eternal existence that never seems to end It is a world of sorrow which holds no place for happiness It is an unending battle that has no victor Life is a lonely, long journey if you walk it alone ... Life is a counterpart of Love It is the realization that no man is an Island It is a cry for help when there is none to be found Life is a long journey when you walk it alone. JANET BARR SUSAN BORMAN Life is Love! Love is a breath of fresh air in a world choked by pollution Love is the need of some- one to make your life complete Love is a journey that can ' t be walked alone. Love is a true friend A friend is one who helps you reach for the stars even though you both know you ' ll never make it. A friend makes your prob- lems fade . . . Life is a lonely, long journey if you walk it alone. Patty Van Buren ' 73 JERRY DONDANVILLE BEV BUDDE JEFF CRIVELLO DUANE CASNER LINDA DAVINROY PEGGY COPE KATHLEEN DYKEMAN JOHN EPPERHEIMER MIKE DONNELLY 23 DALE FENS TERM AN JOE FERGUSON FLOYD FESSLER RON FITZGERALD HENRIETTA FRITZ COLLEEN GARVEY DEBBIE GAYLE TERRY GODAR HAIKU ... Doors-where do they lead? To the future? To the past? Open them and see. Heaven- Paradise Synonyms of beauty But the road is long. Time rolls on swiftly Traveling the Universe to Infinity. Books - doors to ' knowledge Some know the combina- tion Others are not lucky. LINDA GRANT 24 As people rush by It seems such a waste of time Pleasure means much more, Golden, yellow sun Never sets in our hearts We can not let it. The real silver, gold Our riches are our memories We have nothing else. Work-necessity Freedom-happiness Which is the better? Sheila McCormick ' 70 DENNIS GROSS MIKE GREENWELL PAUL HAAR LYNN HACKWORTH ROBBIE HELLRUNG EDWARD GROSHANS DENISE HAGLAUER DENIS HENEGHAN VIC HEINTZ KATHY HALLIDAY 25 LIVING . . . It ' s often a smile from someone who’s near you. A cheery hello from a friend. A favor done out of noth- ing but kindness. And the songs of the birds; the wind blowing through the trees. One little flower, stand- ing bravely alone, yet showing the delicate beauty of God. It’s realizing the joy of giving; the joy of having friends. It ' s a colorful hillside set against the clear blue sky. The waving tail of a kite on a windy day. JOHN JOHNSON JO ANN KERN 26 The bubbling of a nearby stream; the continuous gushing of a waterfall. It’s the beauty of the sun aga inst an orange and yellow sky. The sound of seagulls flapping their wings; waves slapping against the shore. The quiet of a church; the feeling of inner peace. The smell of flowers, grass, grass, and trees; the feel- ing of being part of this greatness. And because of this God gave us these things. This is LOVE! And LIFE revolves around LOVE! D. Gayle STEVE KUCHA RCZYK PATTY MAGUIRE MARY KINSELLA LARRY KULP BARBARA KNIGHT KATHRYN MEEHAN TOM MANNS KENNETH KRUEGEL GERALYN MEYER 27 LINDA MEYERS KATHLEEN McGRAW ROBERT MIDDEN BARB MORRISSEY LIZ PARKER JOY ... Joy, in my point of view, is something wonderful, something new. A song of a bird. Someone ' s kind word, The meadow green and the sky so blue. JAYNE MILLER SHEILA McCORMICK JIM McFARLANE JULIE PENNELL 28 The pleasing laughter of a gay little child, A mating call, low and wild, The dancing kite Merry and light! A tender lullaby, sweet and mild. Linda Davinroy ' 70 MOLLY REILLY DEBBIE ROBERTS LYDIA SALANGA CHERI ROACH WILLIAM SCHANZLE DONNA REDD 29 LINDA SCHENK MARTHA SMOUSE MARY TODARO MARY JANE SPRINGER JUDY VOGELSANG MIKE VONNAHMEN 30 ROGER WRIGHT WAUNETA WATERS JIM WEAVER MIKE WARREN JOHN WUELLNER KYLE YORK NED YOUNGBERG DICK RENDE Some day I will smile at you . . . Remembering the good-- Only the good . . . I will laugh with you Some day. MIKE GERNIGIN RANDI ERTHAL 31 Those golden years, Sweet, tender, romantic, desperate years. Was it yesterday when I stood Bewildered in these foreign halls? Or, was it the day before? Reach out to the knowledge, the growth Of our minds and bodies; Spirit, laughter, excitement Of those fleeting years! The timid Freshmen - hesitant to approach his first assembly. The awkward Sophomore - shrinking from a Senior ' s gaze. The audacious Junior - boldly attempting proms and campaigns. Finally, the reminiscent Senior - remembering when. Will we cling despondently to the enticing past. Or eagerly embrace the challenge which lies ahead? Linda Davinroy 70 Portraits and Activities Pictures by GRAVE MANN 32 .