Marquette High School - Explorer Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1971 volume:

Yesterday is gone. Its joys, its sorrows, billow into a cloud of fond memories. Its worries and elations mark stepping stones from infancy to adulthood. Yesterday ' s dreams begin early. They start with your first friend, continuing through to your last. They nourish themselves on happy moments, and sad times you try to forget. But never can. They learn to walk on school’s first day, Stumbling and falling over books, Homework, and teachers. Yesterday ' s dreams hold your first love. Your (first date, your first formal, and prom. Orientation, football, basketball, Homecoming, Mardi Gras, Prom, Melt into that warm glow inside. Yesterday is gone, and thoughtfully we remember, and we laugh, and maybe even cry- a little. Lou Ellen Maloney ' 71 MAROUETTE UIGU SCHOOL ALTON, ILLINOIS TUB PLORB 1971 V SR. MIRIAM PATRICIA Principal 1970 SR. ALICE English, French MR LOWELL BROSAMER Assistant Principal 1970 Principal 1971 The End of Yesterday . . . For a teacher, the end of friendships; The beginning of the life of each of his students. For in each student is a part of every teacher he has ever had . . . The End of Yesterday, or the Beginning of Tomorrow? The End of Yesterday . . . Each senior is a book that has just been published , Open to critics and the world. Each teacher is an author Anxious to see the reviews . . . The End of Yesterday, or the Beginning of Tomorrow? The End of Yesterday . . The time when a teacher sends a part of himself out into the world. With every senior carrying with him something of that part. But it is also the time when he must realize that he has shaped each student the best he could. And what each one makes of himself is up to the individual. Whether he is a failure or a success depends on how he uses That knowledge each teacher has passed on to him . . . The End of Yesterday, or the Beginning of Tomorrow? Patty Van Buren, ' 73 SR CARMELITA English, Music SR CELESTE Religion MISS COLONIUS English MRS. COOKE P.E. , Health SR. GERALDINE English, Latin SR. LOUISE Latin. Religion MR. MATHEWS History, Health FR. WATSON Religion MISS DOOLING Social Studies SR. HELEN Math SR. LUCY Business SR. REGINA English, Religion MR. YOUNG English SR. ELISA Math, French i t SR. HELENA Guidance SR. MARY ANN Biology MR. ROGERS Sociology, P.E. MR. ZOLNOWSKI Business SR. FLORENCE Spanish MR. KRISHNAN Math, Physics SR. MARY URSULA Librarian MR. SIEMER Religion, History Faculty Pictures by John Focht, ' 72 4 GEORGE ALBEN Porge £e uiv is ' 71 STEVE ALLEN Am I a senior? Was it just three years ago that I first entered these halls? Only three years since I wore the title, Lowly Frosh? Can it be just two years since I labored over Geometry and Biology? Is it possible that it’s been a year since football posters and Prom decorations? Ring Ceremony - was it way back in September- Or was it only Yesterday? Soon I ' ll leave, and yet does one ever leave memories of Yesterday? Lou Ellen Maloney, ' 71 RALPH BAAHLMANN TERESA BEIRMANN McGalph” JOHN BEISER Beis ROSEMARY BILBREY Rosie 5 SUE BONAFEDE RENE BRADSHAW RITA BRITTS MARY JO BRODERICK ED BRUNNER Big Bruin NANCY CAGLE 6 PATTY BRYANT Patty JAY BUCHANAN BRENDA BUDDE CATHLEEN CARD MARY ELLEN C ARROW men LUCY CHAPPEE ED CONLEY DIANE DECLUE Clue’’ MIKE DROSTE BRADLEY CUNNINGHAM Brad MARY DEEM TIM FLEMING Buck TERRY DAVEY T. D. PEGGY DRAINER ED GENT Pete MARY DAVENPORT YOLAND DeGRAND TOM FLEMING Stump MARILYN HOOD 8 BILL HAUSER Blade WILLIAM HEINTZ Guillermo LOUIS HERMANN STEVE HORN DIANNE JACKSON Wheeze •• o e - De SHARON K. JACKSON JOHN LAUGHLIN J.J. LOUISE ELLEN MALONEY Lou Ellen DON MARKOVITCH Marko” ROBERT KNUEVEN Evil DEBBIE MARSHALL THOMAS LABROT LaBratt TOM MATHEWS Thom 9 MARY ANN MIDDEN MARILYN MORRISSEY BECKY MORRISON PATRICIA MURPHY Patty DEBBY RICHARDSON FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ PAUL RYAN Ferdie” Bones BRIAN SAENZ DAVID SCHAUER April JIM SCHMIDT Junior” ANN SCHNEIDER TOM SCHNEIDER Snide BOB SCHULZ Bear NEIL SCHULZ Orville JILL SHAFER SUE SIMPSON 11 f ' TONY SPRINGMAN BARBARA TASSINARI Barb MARTHA VAN BUREN MATTHEW TUETH Matt JoANN WALTERS MICHAEL STALCUP Sparky I CATHY TOLBERT JEFFREY VAUGHN Vaug MIKE STONE Rocky JOHN TROYAN MARIANNE VENTIMIGLIA ELAINE SVEZIA DAVE WENDLE CHRIS WICKENHAUSER JILL WILLIAMS MARY LOU WILLE GAYNE WUELLNER Doc LIFE JEFF WUELLNER l � AMY YORK KAREN YUNGCK I am life. I exist in you. I speak to you in many ways. Will you listen? I am love. I was given to you at birth and I grow in you. I am the very meaning of live. I am sorrow. I bring tears to your eyes or an ache deep within your heart and soul. I am happiness. I put a smile on your face and a sparkle in your eye. I bring laughter to your lips. I am pride. I give you the self-respect and the persever ance to do all that God in- tended you to do. I am experience. I teach you by your every encounter the ways of living. I am life. I exist in you. I am speaking to you. Answer me. Rosie Bilbrey, ' 71 JctfutoS ' 72 14 CopkoMMS ' 73 IS ' 74 16 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Martha Van Buren, Vice-President Miss Dooling, Moderator Brenda Budde, Secretary Matt Tueth, President e t vu i H t c O ' w K J C l SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Steve Horn SENIORS Patty Newby Bill Heintz Lucy Chappee Peggy Drainer JUNIORS Mary Beth Roberts Kay McCarthy Roger Bregenzer Marilyn Schroeder Tom Morrissey SOPHOMORES Cindy Beck Mary Pat Hellrung Pat Van Buren Marty Haxel Eileen Donnelly FRESHMEN Jayne Yungck Susie Redmond Chris Meehan Steve Stalcup 1 7 REVIEW STAFF Editor: Matt Lenz CCD TEACHERS Moderator: Sister Regina O.S.U. AdtMhfij. MEMORY BOOK STAFF ART CLUB Nancy Berg - Vice-President Karen Luebbers - Secretary Patty Murphy - President Sister Louise - Moderator LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Cathy Tolbert - President Sister Mary Ursula O.S.U. Moderator 18 D.A.R. AWARD WINNERS Don Markovitch Martha Van Buren Love opens the door, Fellowship leads us inside, Peace leaves in our hearts. Lou Ellen Maloney ' 71 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Carlos Acosta, from Chile Jo Ann Walters visited Europe SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 19 DRAMA CLUB and THESPIAN OFFICERS Sue Simpson - President Mr. Edmond Young - Moderator ONE- ACT PLAYS Sue Simpson - Director of Best Play Eileen Donnelly - Best Actress Steve Horn - Best Actor Lou Ellen Maloney, Jeff Lenz - Runners up LETTERMEN ' S CLUB OFFICERS Marty Carrow, V. Pres. Tom Schneider, Pres. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS and MODERATORS Rita Britts Jenny Lenz Mr. Krishnan Bob Knueven Janet Davinroy Sister Mary Ann Stella Malloy escorted by Brad Cunningham Karen Yungck escorted by Don Markovitch 1970-71 Queen Carol Hackworth escorted by Bill Hauser Rosie Bilbrey escorted by Mike Stalcup Lucy Chappee escorted by Matt Tueth Crowned by Captains Don Markovitch and Chris Wickenhauser 21 VARSITY FOOTBALL SENIOR LETTERMEN: Jeff Vaughn, Tom Schneider, MikeStalcup, John Laughlin, Jim Schmidt, Dave Wendle, Matt Tueth, Don Markovitch, Brad Cunningham, Mike Stone, Tim Fleming, Tony Springman, Coach Rogers. Missing: Bill Hauser, Bob Schulz, Chris Wickenhauser. 22 C-TEAM FOOTBALL C-TEAM BASKETBALL 23 B-TEAM BASKETBALL VARSITY CAPTAINS VARSITY BASKETBALL SENIOR LETTERMEN: Neil Schulz, Jim Schmidt, John Laugh- lin. Bob Schulz, Brad Cunningham, Tom Mathews, Coach Mr. Mathews, Ferdie Rodriguez. John Laughlin Ferdie Rodriguez BASEBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL Martha Van Buren Mary Ellen Kane Peggy Drainer Patty Murphy Becky Morrison Brenda Buede VARSITY CAPTAINS Peggy Drainer Martha Van Buren C-TEAM Cindy Beck Julie DeClue Patty Van Buren Lisa Dondanville Mary Pat Hellrung Janet Davinroy VARSITY BASKETBALL B-TEAM Mary Pat Walters Mary Beth Slaughter Mary Pat Harris Ann Haxel Cathy Mathews Mary McFarlane PEP CLUB OFFICERS Ellen Carrow - President Dianne Jackson - V. President We thought they cl never Printed with permission of Essex Music Company | Bfr • X _ 1 t i 9 w M ■ t f ' s i m Sk J 1 n , j nP We ' d fight and never lose young and sure to have our way mted with permission of Essex Music Company r-B- ' v miff 1 V ' [ foy jpii Tomorrow begins with Yesterday ' s end, With the final curtain on the drama of today. It begins with a lesson well-learned. Whether at school or at home. It ends with a mind unwilling To accept anything new. Tomorrow starts as strong minds Enjoy the wonder of knowledge, While older minds try to teach them With patience. Yesterday gives of its experience; Tomorrow gratefully accepts. Yesterday ends with a frown; Tomorrow begins with a smile. Yesterday ' s examples tell Tomorrow to step and learn. Learn understanding, tolerance, and love for your fellow man. Yesterday says slow down and Strive for a happier future. For there is no end to Yesterday; Only a reaching for Tomorrow. Lou Ellen Maloney ' 71 Activity pictures and protraits by Gravemann 30 32