Marquette High School - Explorer Yearbook (Alton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

OUR LADY With an educational background stemming from their foundation in 1535, the nuns of the Ursuline Order came to the Alton area in 1859 to begin another venture into the field of education. Their first school was an academy and boarding school for girls. As their fame as Catholic educators grew, the Ursulines opened many parish elementary schools in the Alton area. They were a natural choice for Bishop James A. Griffin to implement his plan for co-educational secondary school in Alton. That plan became a reality with the opening of Marquette High School in 1927, the first co-educational high school in the Diocese of Springfield We would like to dedicate this yearbook to these Ursuline Nuns who have devoted their time, knowledge, and most of all, love to the students of Marquette. FACULTY Sister Rose Marie Moran was born in Decatur, III. and later began her teaching career there at St. There- sa’s. After a few years there she went to teach at Dallas, Texas and some- time later she transferred to Mar- quette where she holds the job of Principal. PRINCIPAL 4 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. John Rogers has been As- sistant Principal for 3 years. In addition he is also head football coach and he teaches both World and Modern History. DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Mary Ann Dooling has been Dean of Women for the past 3 years. Miss Dooling also teaches American Government, Economics, and Religion. 5 Mrs. Laverne Ayres Kitchen Staff Mrs. Beverly Allaband English V Mr. Robert Crook Maintenance Mr. Greg DeCourcey Sister Marie Therese Eickhoff Health, Physical Ed. Mathematics Mrs. Boneda Elick French Miss Kathy Going Health, Physical Ed. Miss Mary Helen Friedel Mathematics k Mrs. Maralee Juravich Assistant Librarian, Secretary Mr. Randy Lucash Mathematics Sister Mary Ann Luth Receptionist, Alumni Mrs. Alice McMahon School Secretary Mrs. Victoria Novak Kitchen Staff Mrs. Margaret Raich Business Mrs. Sharon Rhodes Business Mrs. Jane Ridenhower Biology, Chemistry Father Dave Ryan Religion Mrs. Virginia Schlueter Music Father Dave Schmidt Religion Mr. Chad Seaton Psychology, Guidance Mr. Carmen Serio Religion, English Mr. Jim Siemer Mathematics 7 Mr. Michael Slaughter Social Studies Mrs. Barbara Snyders Mathematics Mr. Michael Velloft Coaching Mr. Gregory Voss English Mr. John Waters Social Studies I Sister Basil Wittman English. Religion Mr. Edmond Young English, Drama SENIORS Pat Andre Bill Begnel Tom Acker Amy Bechtold Chip Ackerman Mehlia Banghart David Berghoff Tony Allen Jeanne Boone Linda Bowers Jeff Brown Scott Calame Mike Chappell Ed Cline Julie Combs Pat Destefano Sharon Diaz Bea Dixon Suzanne Dixon Scott Dixon Tom Dooley Tina Droste Joe Droste Ellen Eckhouse Jeff Fin Nancy Fischer Mike Frew Julie Dunn f Jeanne Fuchs Chance Gibbons Mark Goessling Julie Gottlob Jeff Grabner Penny Hutton Gretchen Inman Tony Jenkins Harrison Jackson Lisa Jamison 17 Mike Jenniches Patty Joehl Beth Kane Pete Kasten Kathy Kane Jenny Keller Julia Keller Mary Kinney A Mike Neal Margie Oberkfell Beth Papa Joe Patton Julie Payne Fred Nettle Laura O’Bryan Sam Newton Andrea Paynic Cathy Peipert Mark Peipert Geoff Phelps Mary Beth Powell Barb Prichett Jim Puent Cathy Rathgeb Linda Rynders Joe Schenk Linda Schleper Jayne Schmidt Julie Schnelten John Springer Dena Stout Lora Van Allman Dee Dee Tonsor Katie Vaughn Jeff Walters Jeff Walter Matt Walters Jackie Ventimiglia Tom Walter Don Wagnon Mike Wegner Nancy Wilhite it Steve Watts Mary Whitmore Mike Wolff 26 Katie Wuellner Ruth Wuellner Sarah Wuellner AWARDS John Keshner was a Marquette football player. He collapsed in 1963 on a football field and later died. He was a senior at the time. The John Keshner award is voted by the varsity football team. It is given to the player who has shown leadership, athletic ability, discipline and desire. This year the John Keshner award goes to Jeff Brown Al Pitts was a sophomore at Marquette. He was an outstanding football, basketball, and baseball player. He would have graduated in the year of 1972 , but between his sophomore and junior year he was a victim of a drowning accident. The AT Pitts award is voted by the members of the varsity basketball team. The award is based on sportsmanship, leadership, athletic ability, and desire. This year the Al Pitts award goes to Harrison Jackson D.A.R. award is nominated by the senior class and is voted on by the faculty. The award is based on a senior who demonstrates outstanding citizenship, academics, leadership, of school and the student body. This year the D.A.R. award is given to Ann Marie Groner. Girl ' s Sports award is voted by all varsity members of all girl’s sports. A senior girl is chosen who best represents the qualities of leadership, athletic skill, cooperation, sportsmanship, dedication, and discipline. This year the Girl’s Sports award goes to Tina Droste. The Scholar Athlete award originates from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. It is based on a high grade point average and it goes to an athlete of two or more sports with high athletic skill. This award is given to a skilled athlete who maintains a high academic standard. This year the Scholar Athlete goes to Ann Marie Groner. 28 ACTIVITIES ONE ACT PLAYS top row: John Springer Sam Newton Chris Midden Jeff Fin Chip Ackerman Julie Schnelten Kelly Horn bottom row: Matt Walters Shawna Maher Jayne Schmidt Pat Roach Katie Vaughn Jeff Brown lying: Mehlia Banghart Dearly Departed top row: Tim Ducey Ricky Meyers Tim Maher middle row: Sheila Hernandez Sue Schneider Anne Hoefert bottom row: Brenda Kinder Elaine Gebben Cindy Quinn The Monster The Gossip top row Kelli Schenk Alan Lewis John Schulz Tim Brinkley bottom row: Vicki Mueller Monica Ellis Melissa Walter Kristin Hager Kathy Klockenkemper sitting: Steve Snyders Goodnight Please top row: Tom Spain John Wilhite Jon Lamb bottom row: Adrianne Suggs Bridget Bohn Barb Stephan Ann Klasner Deanne Horn AWARD WINNERS best supporting actress Brenda Kinder best supporting actor Sam Newton best director 31 Sue Schneider 8 %$! Best dressed at MHS Don’t get so excited Got a light? Watch your hands! HELP! What was that line? Moderator: Mr. Voss American Julie is staying with the Cleary family while in America. Her favorite interest in the United States is the American people. She enjoys athletics, especially volleyball and softball. Field Julie Dunn is our exchange student from Dunedin, New Zealand. Her natural family consists of her mother, father, two brothers, and two sis- ters. Service Kendra Kohler: second semester exchange student N A C E L Holly Heflin and Kathy Kane vis- ited France during the summer of 1981. Pep Club Officers President: Steve Selby, Vice President: Katie Wuellner (not pre- sent), Secretary: Jeanne Boone Office Help 34 Creative Writing Magazine Staff Moderator: Mr. Voss Chorus Moderator: Mrs. Schlueter 35 National Honor Society Moderator: Miss Friedel Executive Yearbook Staff Moderator: Mr. Young Student Council ipr- f 1 Moderator: Mrs. Tunnel left to right: first row: Sarah Cox, Mary Papa, Stacie De Broeck, Ellen Ducey, Laura Bacus, Tom Spain, Ty Bazzell. second row: Monica Thomezeck, Jim Donnelly, Lori Mossman, Traci Snyders, Brenda Kinder, Sue Kramer, third row: Sam Newton, Kelli Horn, Mehlia Banghart, Suzanne Dixon, Lisa Mossman, Linda Rynders, Katie Vaughn, Ann Morrissey, fourth row: Pat Roach, Jeanne Fuchs, Mrs. Tunnel, not present: Craig Buchanan, Sue Schneider, Alicia Reilly. Student Council Officers: Linda Rynders (Vice Pres.), Sam Newton (Pres.), Kelli Horn (Secretary). Senior Class President: Ann Marie Groner Mock Disaster On October 19, 1981 some Seniors participated in the ACHES Mock Disaster. The purpose of this was to see if Alton and the surrounding areas would be able to handle a major crisis. Seniors were made up to look as if they were injured. They were transport- ed to hospitals and treated. They all had a lot of fun in helping Alton prepare for any further disasters. Homecoming o u r Nancy Fischer escorted by Jim Puent Patty Joehl escorted by Mike Jenniches Julie Dunn escorted by Pat Andre Linda Schleper escorted by Mike Chappell Cheerleaders Lisa Bero escorted by Mike Frew t Katie Vaughn escorted by Jeff Walters Beth Kane escorted by Jeff Grabner Holly Heflin escorted by Fred Nettles Beth Papa escorted by Mike Neal Ann Marie Groner escorted by Mark Goessling Kathy Kane escorted by Harrison Jack- son Mehlia Banghart escorted by Jeff Fin Head Coach: John Rogers 44 All The Way With Blue And Gray Coach: Joe Gentlin Assistant Coach: Michael Velloff Varsity Football V A R S captain: Katie Vaughn co-captain: Kathy Kane T Mehlia Banghart Ann Marie Groner Beth Kane Beth Papa Holly Heflin Kathy Kane Katie Vaughn Junior Varsity Carol Koch Monica Thomeczcek Anne Hoefert Terry Roth Traci Bodine T.C. Drahl Anne Cleary C-Team Ellen Ducey Mary Ann Fischer Katie Veidt Barb Stephan Linda Walter Michelle Metcalf Laura Bacus Margie Reszler Cheerleading Coaching Staff not present: Greg King, Tom Scyoc, Joe Gentlin, and Michael Velloff. Freshman Football Coach: Jim Siemer Varsity Volleyball Coach: Miss Going Captains: Linda Rynders and Ann Marie Groner Letterman’s Club JV Volleyball Coach: Kathy Going Captains: Lisa Schmittling and Gabe Fuchs Varsity Basketball Coach Mr. Scyoc J.V. Basketball Eh Walter 50 Coach Mr. Siemer Varsity Basketball Coach: Miss Going Captains: Rita Bregenzer and Tina Dorste JV Basketball Coach: Sister Cindy Softball 1981 Coach Miss Going Baseball 1981 The 1981 Marquette Baseball team had a successful! year. They won their regional and sectional playoffs. We would like to congratulate them and their coach Greg DeCourcey. 52 Sports Managers Clockwise: John Schulz, Becky Brinkley, Jeanne Fuchs, and Angie Campagna Wrestling Coach: John Waters MHS 20 Jerseyville 12 MHS 35 Assumption 0 MHS 27 Greenville 0 MHS 2 McCleansboro 0 MHS 24 Triad 16 MHS 28 Civic Memorial 7 MHS 27 Wood River 7 MHS 28 Pickneyville 7 Marquette High School has gone to the play-offs five times out of the eight-year history of Class A play-offs. MHS leads the area with the greatest number of records which enabled them to qualify for the play- offs. This year was the fourth time MHS has had a perfect record of 8-0. The victory over CM marked Coach Rogers’ 80th career victory. The 1981-82 team captains were Pat Roach and Jeff Brown. bb Marquette Wins In Academic Competition A team from Marquette placed 2nd in a District Academic Competition held at Lewis Clark Community College, Godfrey, Illinois, Saturday, February 13, 1982. Individual honors won through taking the Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) tests were: First Place Laura O’Bryan — mathematics Don Wagnon — biology Chance Gibbons and Sam Newton (tie) — physics Third Place Holly Heflin — English Jeff Walter — Chemistry Other members whose scores contributed to winning the 2nd place trophy were: Mehlia Banghart Bill Begnel Pat DeStefano Scott Dixon Ann Marie Groner Marc Hausmann Limda Klockenkemper Mary Lorsbach Lisa Mossman Paula Roberts John Springer Matt Walters Marquette was one of approximately 20 secondary schools taking part in the district competition. 58 Harry Bob Norma Steve Traci Theresa Anderson Beiser Bellcoff Blatz Bodine Bowers Bernadette Becky Craig Mary Wendy Brent Bridges Brinkley Buchanan Bucher Buettner Burkland Angie Marty ■ Jane Anne Pennie Jody Campagna Carrow Chappell Cleary DeStetano Dixon Janet Jim Megan Theresa Tim Janice Dobrowolski Donnelly Doyle Drahl Ducey Dunn Rodney Mike Eric Kim Julie Peter Eveans Fanale File Fillback Fin Fitzgerald 60 Jim Tracy Folsom Galloway Elaine Jeff Gebben Geisen David Gent Matt Gibbons Susan Gibbons Joe Godar Brandan John Rick Gray Grove Grubb Marsha Haag ;k , Gariann Hanlon Julie Hanlon Beth Jim David Harmon Hartman Hauck Mark Hopper Anne Tammy Hoefert Holt Chris Richard Horn Hudnick Brad Jun 61 Kyla Steve Brenda Carol Libby James Keith Kennedy Kinder Koch Kochan Korte Sam Susan Diane Steve Hugh Vicky Kramer Kramer Krpan Lahey Lanham Lavick Maureen Kolette Laura Tim Mark Mike Lesicko Long Long Maher Mancewicz Mancewicz Cathy McNamee Annette Meisenheimer Julie Miller Lorie McCrea J lJtk Tim Mathews Meg Mazenko Kristin Moehn Kim Molloy Dean Mortland Zondra Lori Marsha Mosely Mossman Murphy 62 Sharon Steve Richard Clem Beth Nancy Murphy Mueller Myers Noll O ' Brien O ' Connor Todd Mike Mike Melissa Kathy Eddie Oiler Peipert Peipert Phillips Plummer Porter Cindy Barbara Jeff Mike Scott Quinn Reed Reed Rook Rose Chris Roth Terry Roth Jim Pravin Ruedin Ruktasiri Arthur Schmittling Mike Schwegel Pete Schwegel Sue Suzanne David Cindy Traci Jerry Schneider Schwaab Sebold Simms Snyders Stalschmidt 63 Dianne John Tammy John Monica Mike Stalcup Stone Strack Strebel Thomaczek Walters Brian Steve Watts Wegner David Whitmore Jack Wickenhauser Julie Wickenhauser Mark Wickenhauser Sherry Wickenhauser Chris Milton Ron Williams Williams Wisnasky Cyndi Kelly Wittman Wolff 1 — • ' « ' « Eggnapping! !! Tragedy struck Marquette High School!! Early January the Newton family received a ransom note declaring that their little Ralph had been egg- napped. Reporter Gretchen Lane was hot on the st ory and kept us in touch with the latest lineups and suspects. Sgt. Columbo is in charge of all interrogations. As of now the suspects are: Mike Neal, alias, The Big Buddah, M. Peipert and J. Payne, alias, Bon- nie and Clyde.” Pat Roach, alias, The Hatchet- man,” and Ken Snyders, alias, Babyface Nelson.” � r News Bulletin!!! Ralph Newton has been found. Kidnapper unknown at present time. Ralph died acci- dental death due to “Scrambler Ackerman.” More on this story later. SOPHOMORES John Baahlman Phillip Afflack Diane Alben Kelley Allen Matt Anderson David Ashmore Laura Sarah Tyrone Tom Andrea Mont Bacus Batliner Bazzell Begnel Blouin Bodine Randy Bridget Bohanon Bohn Vickie Louis Kurt Greg Bold Bowman Brandt Bray Sharon Corby Brinker Bristow Scott Brown Ranger Buchanan Mary Ellen Budde Bill Beucker Karen Canella Bob Mike Sarah Cynthia Stacie Carroll Carrow Cox Crumbacher DeBroek 68 Stephan Gabriel Frank Fuchs Robert Gent Chris Lynn Gillespie Gray Phil Green Peggy Greenwell Dan Griffin Jim Greg Haxel Hayes Lisa Hellmuth Barb Hellrung Greta Hensin Brian Hensley 69 Joe Hensley Susie Hentrich Mark Hoefert Tad Holt Tim Chris Holt Hopper Steve Jackson Mike Jenkins Marty Johnes Karen Jun Jim Keenan 4 Deanne Horn Jim Joe Ann Tom Carol Amy Keller Keshner Klasner Klockenkemper Korte Krepel Mark Kathy Kribs Kruger Julie Kuebrich Andrea Lamere Julie Laird Laura Terry Chris Brent Kathy Jody Leady Lohr McCoy McCarty Malone Mawhorter 70 Michelle Lori Scott Brian Sharon Susan Metcalfe Molloy Mormino Meuth Mulligan Norton Pete Tony Diana Mary Billy Margaret O ' Bryan O ' Connor Ostrec Papa Peipert Peipert Margaret David Rory Darin Laura Michael Pelot Pennell Pfaff Pichee Pitts Pohlman Michael Patrick Alicia Margie John Robin Rathgeb Reed Reilly Reszler Rexing Rigdon Gary Cindy Maureen Stephan Mark Christy Roberts Ruyle Ryan Saale Sasek Schenato 71 Lisa Schwegel Vickie Scoggins Tim Siemer Tom Siemer Tod Smith Betsy , Snyders Edward Springman Sherry Stalschmidt Kenny Taylor Eric Terry Kim Trail Kathleen Andy Veidt Velloff Greg Volner 72 Linda Shelly Angela John Eric Denise Walter Walter Weirich Wilhite Williams Wilson FRESHMEN Chrisann Angela Accario Afflack Scott Allen Theresa Anderson Michelle Aprile Dianne Bechtold Raymie Shaun Margaret Buchanan Burke Cane Tim Brinkley Steve Ann Brinkman Bristow Cindy DeStefano Craig Dixon Sara Dixon Brenda Pam Daily Dean Pam Dean 76 Mark Alan Mike Monica Jean Pat Dorsey Droste Duda Ellis Ellis Ellis Bernard Andrew Tom Donna Paul Michael Geist Gibbons Gibson Godar Gonterman Gore P-J- Mike Lisa John Todd Michelle Hallida y Hanway Harrison Hartman Hawkins Hayes 77 Randy Mark John Laura Joanne Michelle Henkhaus Hentrich Hentrich Hernandez Hoefert Hopper Jeff Horn Reese Nancy Hoskins Huber Mary David Bill Hudanick Imming Ingersoll Angela Johnes Jeanne Johnson Tracy Jones Margaret Kelley Cathy Kathy King Klockenkemper Bruce Langford Marc Langford Cynthia Lanham Jean Lanham Tammy Lahey Steven Learned Alan Lewis Lavanie Lewis Renee Kara Lohr Long Greg Lorsbach Diane Mathews 78 Carl Matter Paul Meyer David Moehn Todd Ann Marie Ontis Papen Bill Pohlman Judy Pohlman Julia Murphy Sharon Neal Brian Richard Parker Phillips ■ Chris Norton Tammy Theresa Neudecker Newby Kevin Pohlman Julie Romano Patricia Reilly Roger Ruesing Tim Rister Kyle Schelle Mary Roach Kelli Schenk Karen John Schuenke Schultz Marci Roberts Dawn Rogers 79 Thad Schwaab David Schwegel Jennifer Scyoc Pat Shansey Virginia Schmittling Lisa Schmittling Ron Skrabacz Scott Taul John Jim Joseph Melissa Nancy Cathy Terlisner Vogt Vogt Walter Walter Waters Ken Sherri Kathy Paul Polly Mark Watts Weirich Williams Wingerten Winters Witt 80 Lent is the period of fasting and penitence traditionally observed by Christians in preparation for Easter. The total length of the Lenten fast, during which observants ate sparingly, was established in the fourth century as forty days. In the Eastern churches, where both Saturdays and Sundays are regarded as festival days, the period of Lent compromises the eight weeks before Easter; in the Western churches, where only Sunday is regarded as a festival, the forty-day period begins on Ash Wednesday and extends with the omission of Sundays, to the day before Easter. The observance of fasting or other forms of self-denial during Lent varies within the Protestant churches and the Anglican churches. These bodies emphasize the penitential aspect of the Lenten season. The Roman Catholic Church has in recent years relaxed its laws on fasting. According to an apostolic constitution issued by Pope Paul IV in February 1966, fasting and abstinence during Lent are obligatory only on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’82 FROM THE LAW OFFICES OF RANDALL A. BONO, LTD. 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