Mater Dei High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Marilyn Spahn Scott Steckler Vicky Steckler Tim Steinkamp Stacey Stevenson mfii Angie Trimborn John Ulrich Shari Unfried Lori Wagner Mike Walker David Wannemuehler Donna Wannemuehler Dan Wannemueller Theresa Wargel Rick Weber , 7 Mike Weidner Diana Weinzapfel James Weinzapfel Toni Weinzapfel Jeff Wenzel Sharon Wildeman Porttl Wildt John Wolf Tim Zeller Tom Zenthoefer 165

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164 Amy Riggs Lorri Riordan | Jeanne Rivard David Rollett Darlene Rooney Jeff Russell Pat Russell Mike Sauer Gina Schaefer Rob Schaefer Gary Scheller Susan Scheller Mary Schenk Stephanie Schenk Sherry Schneider Barb Seib Lisa Shetler Luisa Silva Brad Skinner Karen Spahn r Registered weapons A special interest of junior Matt Bequette, is Tae Kwan Do, sometimes mistaken for Judo. Tae means to smash with the fist ; Kwan means to smash with the foot ; and Do means way of life. The simple fact of keeping flexible and in shape has interested Matt in Tae Kwan Do. He has been taking lessons about one year, a few times a week. He is now a purple belt, and has about one year to go before getting his black belt. Has Matt ever used Tae Kwan Do? No, I hope I never have to. I ' d rather party than fight. (Photo by Alan Burdette) I

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ROWDY CROWDY: Sophomore Jeff Mischler ex- citedly expressed his satisfaction when senior John Dewig pinned his opponent. During this wrestling meet. Mater Dei beat third-ranked Reitz — which enabled the Matcats to conquer the city crown. (Photo by Alan Burdette) 166 -v jgttfBI m w W j| to 1 1 J t d I ' i H 1 JITTERING JITTERS???: Sophomore John Guz- man and his adorable dog patiently await their turn. John was preparing for a commercial in his German class. His group sold dog food. (Photo by Leslie Stratman) Who loved to pick on fresh- men? Who knew their way around without looking at the numbers above the lockers? Who waited impatiently for upperclass- menship? Mater Dei ' s sopho- mores of course. We felt more comfortable with the teachers and the rules seemed easier to follow, com- mented sophomore Jean Lin- denschmidt. I turned 16 in November, re- flected sophomore Paula Rogge. I looked forward to Driver Educa- tion because it gave me a sense of freedom, and unfortunately, re- sponsibility. Driver Education was one of the eventful happenings of the year, but receiving their class rings in- volved greater honor. Most of them bought a ring from Jostens Company, but some got theirs at a jewelry store. All of the rings were blessed at a special ceremony during second period. After the blessing by Father Dave Martin, sophomores Andy Voelker and Julie Seib passed out the rings. Another event was the sopho- more retreat held at Temple Hills. Leslie Stratman, journalism and re- ligion teacher, along with Dave Seibert, ISUE student, sponsored this relief from the academic as well as the social pressures. Sophomore Steve Scheller re- calls the experience: I thought it was a lot of fun. We learned auite a bit about ourselves and the people who were there. I wish we could have another; it was greatl Kim Preske Rings on their fingers