Mater Dei High School - Knight Yearbook (Breese, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

i It isn’t i I euer the same, ' (Table of Contents Student ICife . .8 Actiuities (Organizations (Competition .82 People .84 ♦faculty, Staff, Admin. (Classes Patrons 158 rv ■Vf In time uie’ll change and so mill tl?e currents of our liues. The Life Of a Student Even though it is a lot of work being a student, with five or six classes to study and do homework for, the extra events and activities that accompany the routine of school makes being a student enjoy- able. The first big event is Homecoming. The student council does a great deal of preparation for this exciting event which is climaxed with the selection of our Homecoming Queen. Most of us belong to at least one club whether it be the French Club, FFA, Speech Team, Knight Staff, FBLA, Lance Staff, or one of the other clubs at Mater Dei. Throughout the year there are always events to keep us happy and busy. The Fall Play, Christmas and Spring Concerts, Ring Ceremony, Fashion Show, and later in the year the Spring Musical and the Prom. Being a student can sometimes be work, but having fun and a lot of good times to- gether is all part of the life of a student at Mater Dei. 11 Spirit Enthusiasm A Knight Victory Highlight Homecoming ’74 A little joke now and then makes working Lance staff bug crawls away with the award for the best car. Tears of happiness overflow as retiring Queen, Marilyn Richter places the crown on Deb Hagen, the 1974 Homecoming Queen. The 1974 Homecoming Queen, Court, and Escorts. Senior attendants from left to right: Pam Ward and Tom Deters, Ruth Kunkcl and John Humphrey, Susie Timmermann and Steve Mahlandt, Gail Haselhorst and Phil Becker, Crownbearers Cindy and Dale Englemann, 2 Retiring Queen Marilyn Richter. Queen Deb Hagen and Phil Venhaus, junior at- tendant Betty Timmermann and Glen Moss, sophomore attendant Sue Breiner and Tom Gonsolves. freshman attendant Karen Fisher and Ron Wcigmann. IS Front row, left to right: Moderator. Mr. Dan. Lynn Essert, Kim Perkcs. Cindi Kreiter, Mary Jo Henken, Jill Lampe, Mary Jo Richter, Jan Farrell, Pam Ward, Gail Hasclhorst, Terry Hitpas, Jean Rueter, Susie Timmermann, Laurie Berns, Betsy Henken, Chris Jansen. Sec- ond row: Phil Korte, Jeff Luebbers, Steve Becker, Jeff Hasclhorst, Mike Timmermann, Tony Jansen, Kevin Huelsmann, Carry Kreiter, I Jill Donnewald. Rita Hilmes, Betty Timmermann, Donna Hasclhorst, Diane Goestenkors, Nancy Niemeycr, Steve Usselmann, Dan Wolters. Third row: Greg Jansen, Tammy Erlinger, Kevin Luebbers, John Humphrey. Missing from the photo are: Mary Boeckmann, Kathy Krebs, and Rocky Becker. When the Knights Come Marching in Pride of the Mater Dei Marching Knights keeps soaring with the invitations to participate in band ac- tivities in Rome, Italy and Mexico City. With the addition of the flag corps, the band for the first time displayed their talents in state competition at Chicago, and in National competition at Minneapolis. They also continue to exhibit their skills at football games, basketball games, pep rallies, various parades in the county, and in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and the Moolah Shrine Parade in St. Louis. row, left to right: B. Timmermann, N. Wobbe, K. Meyer, P. Ward. Second row: K. Jansen, N. Eversgerd, M. Holtkamp, S. Albers, J. Haake, B. Henken, C. Schaefer, J. Holtkamp, B. Schmeink, C. Richter, J. Rolfingsmeyer, T. Krieter, C. Tebbe. Third row: L. Stxaeter, G. Huelsmann, C. Feldman, T. Vander Pluym, G. Rolfingsmeyer, J. Lampe, A. Toennies, G. Beckmann, S. Wilke, S. Beckmann, B.Tebbe, D. Logsdon. Fourth row: L. Krebs, M. K. Kehrer, M. Haake, M. Gebke, A. Litteken, S. Ger- ling, D. Feldman, T. Gonsales, M. J. Richter, E. Richter. Fifth row: T. Erlinger. K. Krebs, D. Timmermann, C. Huelsmann, P. Venhaus, M. Rakers, K. Ripperda, A. Diekemper, A. Rakers, M. Rakers, D. Woltering. Sixth row: C. Peek, S. Albers, M. K. Rasc- her, V. Head, K. Isert, A. Peltes, D. Meyer, J. Voss, G. Feldman, S. Voss. Seventh row: Mr. Haworth, Director, D. Eilering, L. Cox, D. Litteken, D. Grapperhaus, K. Reynolds, K. Perkes, K. Huelsmann, C. Klostermann, D. Richter, M. Haselhorst, L. Wob- be, M. Huelskamp. Eighth row: D. Albers, A. Buss, A. Becker, C. Lampe, M. Schumacher, B. Sackett, K. Haselhorst, B. Venhaus, D. Voss. 18 Performing the snappy routines at the various activities the majorettes are from left to right: Kim Meyer, Nita Wobbe, Betty Timmermann, and Pam Ward. A new addition to the band is the flag corps. They are standing from left to right: B. Trame, A. Klostermann, K. Beckmann, C. Luebbers, C. Jansen, J. Kampwerth, T. Ward, D. Reitz, B. Frankovich, G. Jansen, D. Hemp- en, D. Woltering, M. Schmeink, B. Timmermann, S. Eversgerd, C. Behrman, and R. Meyer. 19 Adrift in New York Melodrama Captivates Audience Jack forces Desmond on the table, mak- ing him retract his words, unbecoming of a NOBLE GENTLEMAN. Jack! Mr. Desmond! Jack and Desmond buckle up to each other, chest to chest, quarreling for the hand of Nellie. 20 Nellie tries to converse with her mother who sits with a deep sigh. The Entertainers waggle their legs to the audience, while Nellie trips to sing along. Sadie, the sexy entertainer, keeps the bar hopping. Sarah remarks, “handsome IS as handsome DOFS,” while Martha is provoked by her terri- ble old-fashioned notions. Constructing the various scenes for the Fall Play are the stage crew from left to right: First row: Jean Mazeka, Barb Littcken, Peggy Licning, Lynn Essert, Mary Niemeyer, Marilyn Johnson, and Wendy Richter. Second row: Dale Peters. Ron Kampwerth, Tom Pollmann. Third row: Sr. Joan Backes, Barb Huelsmann, Pat Arcnsten, Cindy Peek. Theresa VanderPluym, Mark Jansen. Andy Timmermann. Fourth row: Pat Jansen, Tom Richter, Jerry Timmcrmann, Dale Nctemcyer, Dave Wilke, Phil Strieker, Ron Rakers, and Mr. Jim Darr. 21 ngs set theme for H.R. decorations students w re center around u 1 . ieo loin e room in given the opportunity to their creative- ve e their creative- w ip d will be their Vol. 17, No. 4 Matei PAGE EDITORS: Cindy Buehne, Kathy Reynolds, Mary Faye Gerling, Lynn Meyer, Clndi Huelsmann s WRITERS: Susie Buchelt. Jan Lampe, Diane Richter, Theresa Vander Pluym, Barb Tebbe, Barb Tlmmermann, Kathleen Husmann, Man Jo Henken, Tamim Erllnger, Cindy Peek, Gall Haselhorst, Norb Feltrop, Eva Gebke, Kathy Krebs, Man Boeckmann, Craig Donnewald, Suzi Richter, Ruth Kunkel, Tern Hitpas EDITORIALS: Kim Perkes, Jerry Middeke, Stan Brandmeyer, Steve Usselmann, Lam Luebbers SPORTS: Doug Issak immermann Ben Gonzalez, Gan Wlnkeler, Rand PICTURE PAGES: Lori Straeter, Gail Gonzalves ARTISTS: Tom Restoff, Bob Kupet BUSINESS: Mary J. Poettker, Marilyn Benhoff, Eileen Huelsmann, Jean Rueter ADVISORS: Sr. Renee Louise, Sr. Virginia Kampwerth eology lield trip un'ors or9anize I'0 9! rT. V� orUcommJni1,yCerAth,®tes offered tuition lanned bY StafP § High sc 1°° Students who intercollegiate sports, including A volunteer Student Service combine athletic Program organized by Sr. Rose terest with h A geological science field trip Anthony and the parish priests of chievement H X ti I Mint!' lltlll 1 I I A.. • ough Clinton County will Id October 26. The 60-mile tdl pmunities is be- ship ito provide, in sity of .nner, ways for The J .L . kented to an ind Mr. eag a federal usee™ basl five foot othc unted on T ,0 eated a atmosphere . need for this T Thanks dotr more j if commented, l ed I teaching this an any of the classes have taught here. The nse is excellent.” She also lasized that the class is not for girls. le student said. ‘This course good, and rt has taught me ow tnat TTfE rumis ana excite ment of homecoming week are over, students are thinking about the spirit of Thanksgiving Day. This holiday is the one special da- set aside in the year to tha- for all his blessing® Many fam ,: I • makef Tht now jur— be than ' c rv 'a ,l0n County. - Senior Geri Jansen and junior |4 l -u for Brian Frankovich are chairper- people. For sons for the drive. All students otf‘ .- luxuries. are asked to participate. More mores, and juniors members will begin their work c the staff in March. Sr. Virginia will show' se ttiUikHayiUUUliUittiiU rance High School, Breese, Illinois 62230 ech team receives awards ‘arbondale and Waterloo p Mater Dei speech team catej _ mggf|(ostermann 'g in the f Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1975 a| i-rosn tootbai gains yards of experience Tht f.lass Gebke ertous ry and d Joe Mioux gs in Moderators ' ornament success to plan the 1975 edition of yearbook and is in the process choosing the theme and cover ' book. partici- Vst Drive kick-off se � «•� vodie to explain the free magazia scented cand ques, poster| This year the proceed bind all bac widely used bound yearl show s coached is off to a 1-2 record, •-r-ted ea Idson tad nts of nd saw battb change h Timmerr around baute m - oints to the «v. m mmermann addeu e only other Knight in Knights Det car revv VUI II I vvv. - joints, which placed u � .Jp ategory. based on outsi frAjuTg n Marilyn ipany faculty memb annery. Father Miria nee’ Louise. Sr. Virgil ;nts to lead th and Mr. Roger Senesac on t : hts. Ton retreat for 60 high sch freshmen, sophomores and jui S a. trnian hav«. ''«ram will make use -«C ideals a e5 begin� . O i and will contin on Monday. The broad outlool includes a married couple, iv in events anc an(j Mrs. Art Henken; two colle (.«.. lontc trwlav .J i m -. math prizes per.” also MD alumni; and a hi, otography th� school student from Murphv Especially ei boro. nter spreads The Poor Handmaids request their camera that the MD team conduct t k u i; Murray Center Giving . . . Loving . . . Sharing . . . Helping . . . MURRAY CENTER TEACH- ERS: First row, left to right: Matt Fields, Fr. Bob Flannery, Karen Beckmann, Terry Gal- lant. Second row: Sharon Holtmann, Pam Ward, Deb Litteken, Peggy Tewes and Chris Jansen. 26 FIR COTTAGE: First row, left to right: Cheryl Mollet, Wendy Richter, Deb Et- tcr, Susie Usselmann, Marilyn Johnson. Second row: Sr. Jean, Moderator, Con- nie Lampc, Mary Boeckmann, Karen Richter, Pat Goestenkors, Deb Nie- meyer, Sr. Ruth, Moderator. Third row: Mary Ellen Henken, Rosie Goestenkors, Brenda Leonard, Jan Haake, Brenda Kreke. Fourth row: Peggy Liening, Sue Albers, Geri Goestenkors, Deb Hagen, Diane Goestenkors, Susie Timmer- mann, Bev Kalmer, Mary Niemeyer and Deb Kalmer. ELM COTTAGE: First row, left to right: Janet Rolfingsmeyer, Marilyn Spihlman, Barb Littcken, Mary Kay Kehrer.Tina Ward. Second row: Brenda Sackett, Yvonne Peters, Nancy Schmidt, Edna Johnson. Third row: Sr. Renee, Modera- tor, Diane Foppe, Denise Woltering, Theresa Kreiter, Joan Becker, Mary Jane Hermling, Sr. Joan, Moderator. Fourth row: Pat Arensten, Barb Gehrs, Geri Rolfingsmeyer, Cindy Luebbers, Deb Ratermann. Fifth row: Donna Wolter- ing, Sheila Jansen, Connie Tebbc, Janet Wilke, Pat Gebke and Michelle Beck- mann. DAISY COTTAGE: First row, left to right: Colette Wuebbels, Lynn Ton- nies, Julie Kiefer, Arlene Diekemper, Eileen Thole. Second row: Susie Jansen, Barb Hermling, Brenda Winter, Lisa Krebs, Judy Hellmann. Third row: Sr. Peter, Moderator, Betty Timmermann, Brenda Jansen, Carolyn Richter, Con- nie Gebke, Pat Gebke, Sandy Clark, Su- sie Albers, Deb Wilke, Sue Reitz, Diane Huelsmann, Linda Klutho, Sr. Matthew, Moderator. Fourth row: Barb Trame, LuAnn Laux, Coleen Heimann, Teresa Henrichs, Kay Luebbers, Eva Gebke, Karen Dilley, Diane Wesselmann, Don- na Mueller, Leah Middeke, Mary Kal- mer, Mary Holtmann, Marian Albers, Ellen Toennies, Theresa Pollmann, Cin- dy Leonard, Joyce Trame, Louise Wol- tering, Marcia Jansen, Karen Henrichs, Peggy Reiss and Mary Mazeka. 27 We Gather Together To Celebrate This cross symbolizes our repentance to sin during the Lenten season. Sr. Pat puts the students in the spiritual mood as she leads the singing for a Eucha- ristic Celebration. Leading the procession for one of Mater Dei’s Masses is Father Harbaugh. Junior boys support the weekly CSMC which helps the needy people of the world. Getting ready to let go of the Alleluia Easter Gross are Mike. Pat and Dale. Arriving at 5:30 a.m. to inflate balloons, Maurice, Tony and Matt proudly pose for a picture. 29 Annual Concerts Captivate Audiences Showing a large interest in music and entertainment, the special voice singers perform for numerous functional happenings throughout the year. They are Beth K., Karen B., Jan H., Diane G., Kim P., Chris L., Karen L., Kathy K., Jeannie F., and Pam W. Above: Terry Hitpasswings in the mood singing a selec- tion with the Jazz Band. Pictured at left is a group of Freshman girls present- ing musical talent at the spring concert. CHORUS GROUP: Front row, left to right: J. Fischer, P. Ward, C. Lampe, S. Timmermann, S. Ruth, Moderator, G. Haselhorst, D. Ratermann, M. Boeckmann, D. Woltering. Second row: C. Gonzalez, K. Jansen. D. Wilke, A. Buss, K. Reynolds, C. Huclsmann, M. Meyer, R. Schneider, J. Cox, M. Gerling. Third row: M. Thole, M. Poettkcr, L. Hontinann, P. Maue.T. Deiters, D. Holtgrave, P. Arensten, B. Huclsmann, C. Kampwerth, T. Ward, B. Hilmcs, J. Ratermann. Fourth row: A. Timmermann, J. Becker, D. Foppe, K. Beckmann, B. Litteken, B. Gehrs, G. Schmitz, 30 C. Luebbers.C. Hempen, D. Neff, MJ. Henken, J. Ructer, J. Mazcka. Fifth row: S. Albers,C. Frerker, L. Tonnies, D. Rueter, E. Lager, D. Fischer, N. Tebbe, S. Usselmann, W. Richter, D. Goestenkors, S. Richter, K. Lampe, B. Schmeink. Sixth row: D. Woltering, M. Rascher, L. Straet- er, K. Lampen, Y. Timmermann.S. Heligenstein, J. Zeircn, D. Voss, R. Kellermann, D. Richter, C. Jansen, B. Kalmer, C. Lampe, J. Haakc, K. Perkes. Seventh row: G. Jansen, J. Niemeyer, A. King, D. Reitz, T. Guinzy, J. Straeter, T. Hitpas, J. Voss, and L. Wobbe. The decorated Christmas tree, 18 ft. high, and the students performing a skit, help brighten the spirit of Christmas for a gym-packed audience. The newly created Jazz band swings into the mood of musical entertainment. 31 As part of her job as Faculty Secretary, Jan Haakc prepares a stencil. As an aid to the teachers. Faculty Secretaries use their skills to serve the school and gain experience. Faculty Secretaries Hall Runners Front row, left to right: Carolyn Richter, Mary Jo Henken. Sec- ond row: Janice Pulver, Shirley Horstmann, Jean Crow, Carol Holtmann, Diane Wilke. Third row: Kathy Pollmann, Janice Front row, left to right: Geralyn Jansen, Ruth Kunkel, Mary Poettker, Mary Ellen Henken, Terry Monken, Roberta Schneid- er, Julie Cox, Cindy Loepkcr, Peggy Tcwes, Mary Becker. Sec- ond row: Deb Hagen, Sandy Albers, Monica Fields, Donna Seger, Connie Lampe. Third row: Eileen Huelsmann, Cindy Kreiter, Donna Hemker, Terry Deiters, Carol Holtmann, Sandy Tonnies, Sharon Kampwcrth, Diane Richter, Ann Timmer- mann, Chris Lampe, Jan Haake, Agnes Georgy, Pat Maue, Barb Winkler, Doris Huelsmann. Fourth row: Shirley Horstmann, Kathy Foppe, Janice Pulver. Barb Randant, Jean Fischer, Jan Horstmann, Linda Rakers, Vivian Holtgrave, Darlene Seelhoef- er, Denise VonHatten, Denise Hodapp.Lucy Thole, Mary Ellen Gebke. 32 Fuehne, Karen Arensten, Karen Timmermann, Sharon Kampwerth. As their service to Mater Dei, Hall runners help the of- fice secretaries as messengers. Here Mary Jo Henken and Sharon Kampwerth have collected absentees and are waiting to be of assistance again. FBLA Bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Mary Hoffman, Moderator, Terry Monken, Cindy Loepk- er, Anne Timmermann, Pat Maue, Terry Deiters. Second row: Diane Foppc, Barb Huels- mann, Janice Fuehne, Sharon Wilke, Ruth Meyer, Pat Gebke. Third row: Kay Luebbers, Marilyn Thole, Debbie Holtgrave, Lisa Krebs, Brenda Winter, Denise VonHatten, Connie Gebke. Fourth row: Pat Arensten, Jean Mazeka. Pat Hemker, Susan Eversgerd, Eva Geb- ke, Mary Jane Hermeling, Marilyn Benhoff. Fifth row: Barb Gehrs, Carol Timmermann, Barb Wuest, Virginia Winkler, Deb Englemann, Theresa Pollmann, Donna Hemker. Sixth row: Barb Hilmes, Gail Gonsalves, Geraldine Jansen, Brenda Kreke, Diane Wilke, Karen Boeckmann. Seventh row: Carol Holtmann, Shirley Horstmann, Pat Schulte, Barb Tramc. Eighth row: Agnes Georgy, Geralyn Jansen, Karen Arensten, Sandy Albers, Rosie Goestenkors, Karen Timmermann, Sharon Kampwerth. Ninth row: Peggy Taylor. Jane Albers, Sandy Tonnies, Jean Ratermann, Joan Becker, Judy Schwaegel. 33 One of the many jobs of a video-tape operator is producing films of the various sport activities. Here pre paring the films for these games are Larry Luebbers, Larry Wobbe, and Dennis Voss. Audio Visual M.D. news travels with Terry Gallant, Diane Richter, Kathy Reynolds, Kim Perkes, and Terry Monken. The audio-visual boys take care of the equipment and work on keeping it in good condition. Here you see Stanley Huelsmann, Larry Luebbers, David Reitz, Mr. Pollmann, and Tom Thole preparing a film for viewing. Keeping the local newspapers inform- ed of all M.D. news, Kim Perkes and Kathy Reynolds are always on the go. It is one of the many ways in which news gets around to all the people who are interested in school activities. 36 Stamping the books for the students and checking out magazines is all a part of being a librarian. Here Cindy Buehne is kept busy working at the desk during her free period. Librarians The books come in and the books go out with the help of Mary Ann Thole, Connie Detmer, Barb Tebbe, Barb Timmer- mann, Connie Gebke, Judy Schwaegel, Barb Huelsmann, Pat Hemker, Michelle Haake, Lucy Horstmann, Jean Rueter, Ju- lie Cox, Cindy Buehne, Mary Faye Gerling, Brenda Leonard. Dale Peters, Karen Boeckmann, Sharon Wilke, Karen Beck- mann, Mark Timmermann, and Mrs. Hagan. 37 Future Farmers of America v. ir tyr ■- i-- .« THE FFA MEMBERS: Front row, left to right: Carl Rosen, Joe Hcllmann, Eugene Tebbe, Dean Carrillon, Dave Tebbe, Ron Wiegmann. Dan Kloeckner, Don Fuhler, Steve Benhoff, Mike Hellmann, Gary Vander Haar, Larry Detmer. Second row: Tom Goestcnkors, Paul Meyer, Jim Emig, Gary Frerker, Andy Strater, David Thole, Matt Horstmann, Leonard Cox, Ron Koerkenmeier, Ken Ben- hoff, Mark Albers, Mr. Senesac, Moderator. Third row: Randy Buehnc, Bob Wilke, Gary Beckmann. Ray Rolves, Mark Faust, Richard Koerkenmeier, Mike Timmermann, Ron Wiegmann, Bruce Richter, Richard Straeter, Stanley Kalmer, Duane Wiegmann, Don Tebbe, Tim Wilke, Dan Buehne, Steve Voss, John Fuhler, Greg Wcssel. Speech Team THE SPEECH TF AM MF MBFLRS: Front row, seated, left to right: Mary Niemeyer, Jan Redden, Moderator. Second row: Sister Janet, Moderator, Mary Jo Richter, Suzi Rich- ter. Third row: Sister Pat, Moderator, Pat Gebke, Sheila Jansen. Fourth row: Bill Christ, Denise Woltering, Angela Klostermann, Sheila Kniepmann. Mary Beth Huels. Stand- ing: Joe Mioux, Roger Senesac, Moderator, Stan Brand- meyer, Kevin Wiegmann. 38 National Honor Society THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ARE: First row: Barb Gehrs, Barb Wobbe, Cindy Schaeffer, Denise Woltering. Deb Neff, Donna Woltering. Second row: Mary Faye Gerling, Mary Jo Henkcn, Gail Haselhorst, Chris Lampen, Jean Rueter. Third row: Moderator Sr. Johnel, Craig Donnewald, Andy Netemeyer, Vicky Thole, Karen Beckmann, Mary Lynn Meyer, Diane Goestenkors, Mike Pingsterhaus, Ken Molitor, Lar- ry Luebbers. (Not present for the photo was Kathy Krebs.) NEW NHS MEMBERS Kathryn Foppe, Gail Gonsalves, Cynthia Huelsmann, Carol Holt- mann, Lori Straeter, Patricia Arentsen, Joan Becker, Kathy Gerdes, Barbara Hilmes, Gary Winkler, Vincent Barciszewski, Keith Breiner. Diane Eilering, Debbie Fischer, Marla Gerling, Susan Gerling, Kevin Haselhorst, Karen Lampe, Duane Luebbers, Susan Reitz, Susi Richter, Michael Timmermann, Lynn Toennies. 39 Language Club Front row, left to right: Linda Ratermann, Leah Middeke, Mary Kay Rascher, Susie Albers, Susie Shurmann, Nancy Huelsmann. Second row: Latin Moderator Sr. Virginia, Pat Arcntsen, Jill Donncwald, Mary Niemann, Sarah Heiligenstein, Joline Luebbers, Sharon Nete- meyer, Karen Varel, Joan Becker, Jeannic Ratermann, Diane Foppe, German Moderator Miss Redden. Third row: Mike Timmermann, Nick Timmermann, Joe Mioux, Dan Klostermann, Pat Gcbke, Connie Gcb- ke, Louise Waltering. The Spanish, German, and Latin Clubs are combined for the first time this year in order to work together to further the students’ knowledge of the language they have chosen to study. The French Club remains standing on its own. The clubs sponsor various fund-raising activities throughout the year. The money from these activities is used to enrich the members’ interest in the culture and language of these coun- tries. French Club Front row, left to right: Julie Husmann, Colleen Detmcr, Mary Faye Gerling, Gail Gonsalves, Barb Hilmes, Barb Gehrs, Deb Litteken, Karen Boeckmann. Second row: Moderator Mrs. Gibbons, Vicki Kohrmann, Bonita Hemker, Geri Jansen, Cindy Huelsmann, Karen Lampe, Deb 40 Camera Club Front row, left to right: Cindy Schaeffer, Peggy Liening, Jean Holtkamp, Linda Ratermann. Second row: Rich Buss, Connie Hemann, Neil Detmer, Lar- ry Wobbe, David Niemey- er, Bill Lampen, Glen Krcup, Cindy Peck. Third row: Marcia Holtkamp, Teresa Vander Pluym, Jcannic Ratermann, Tam- my Erlingcr, Lynn Essert, Mike Timmermann, Stan Huelsmann. Fourth row: Moderator Sister Virginia, Elaine Lager, Dennis Voss, Cindy Huelsmann, Dave Kasson, Jan Lampe, Matt Schumacher, John Straet- er. Ratermann, Karen Beckmann, Carol Holtmann. Third row: Arlene Die- kemper, Jan Farrell, Alicia Becker, Jan Albers, Diane Wcssclmann, Susie Richter, Lynn Toennies. The camera club is in charge of the photography for the various activities at school. The members work many unknown hours at this important job throughout the year. Not only do they learn to take pictures, but also to develop film and print negatives. The club supplies the Lance and local papers with pictures of students involved in school and the various extra- curricular activities. 41 musical omecoming § Music Department i ■31 creates jazz band o Juniors organize .§ volunteer services s lor community il sponsors contest; Rsrk.ctarrp uunritorc nrpnarp fnr nl: She’ll Coax the Fl Blues Right Out Of Your Heart I i Mame 1 The Man in the Moon is a Lady “It’s not Tiffany’s Ito, it’s Walgreen’s, says Mame as she gives Ito his Christmas present. Patrick Dennis Agnes Gooch . . Vera Charles . . Mame ......... Mrs. Devine ... Ito........... Mr. Babcock .. M. Branislowski Nina.......... Beau ......... Aunt Harriet . . Cousin Fan ... Sally Cato .... M. Burnside ... Patrick....... Jr. Babcock ... Mrs. Upson ... Mr. Upson Gloria........ Bishop........ Stage Manager . Pegeen ....... Peter......... CAST .................Sean Page ..............Jeanne Fischer ..............Gail Haselhorst .................Jean Rueter ..................Pat Maue ................David Albers ................David Meier ................Diane Richter ................Geri Jansen ................Terry Hitpas ................Barb Hilmes ..................Kim Perkes .................Beth Kalmer ............Rene Kellermann .................John Voss ..............Jim Niemeyer ................Diane Foppe ..............Gary Schmitz ..............Kathy Reynolds ..............John Straeter ..................Dan Glaub ...........Marilyn Diekemper .................Karl Winter There’s just one thing I don’t ever want you to for- get Auntie Mame, you’re my best girl. After failing as the “Moon Lady in the show, Patrick tries to cheer his Auntie Mame. That’s enough! That’s enough! Let go of me, get off stage! Marne’s Workers How would the spiral staircase ever have been constructed without Ron, Phil, Mike, and Mark? Giving the dancers some special instructions is the direc- tor, Sister Janet. Through the stress and strain of getting the set together. Sister Joan manages a laugh. 48 STAGE CREW MEMBERS, Row one, left to right: Peggy R., Cheryl M., Elaine L., Theresa P., Susie U., Deb E.,and Donna H. Row two: Deb N., Barb U., Mark J., Cathy H., Lynn E.,Tom P., Linda R.t Deb H., Cindi K., Wendy R., Marilyn J., Jan H., and Jim Darr. Row three: Dale P., Dennis V., Dale N., Jeff L., Mary N., Pat J., Dave W., Marsha H., and Sister Joan. Steps: Tom R., Ron R., Andy T., Phil S., and Larry O. Standing: Mark J., Mike T., Mike E., Matt F., Jeff H., Bill W.,Curt K. and Neal K. Neal Kohrs discusses a light problem with Mr. Darr. ‘Time for chorus to get back stage!” commands student direc- Reviewing the script for the musical is band director. Bill tor, Mary Jo Henken. Haworth, and choral director. Sister Ruth. 49 50 Reading the first selection at Mass for the Fresh- man Day of Recollection is Tom Hitpas. Seniors and Freshmen Experience Recollection Days Celebrating the Eucharist for the Senior Recollection day at Mary dale are Father Miriani and Father Feldmann. 51 DEBBIE LITTBKEN ) § huels m atm •6US1E TIMMERMAKK] •PHOTOGRAPHERS} SjBETH KAIMEB.SS johnvoss g= S 5=nUMY VOBBEjj)! AajOKK-WDSJRTOi k CATHY HUaMM ’EMT0$ 'V0SUE TIMWERMKM biknerichte MbMB @EBR3 K ARESj itprMS roTPE mjt£§K JOAN BEGRES Flp | The Ring Of Unity Memorable thoughts and thankful gifts are offered by the Juniors at the ring mass. 56 57 58 “And a new day will dawn For those who stand long And the forests will echo with laughter.” PROM COURT, KING AND QUEEN: Court, Karen Boeckmann and Dale Deiters, Queen and King, Jean Rueter and Terry Hitpas, Crownbearers, Mary Kay Huelsmann and Neal Timmermann, Court, Diane Wilke, and Bob Perkes. 59 Graduation A Time for Moving on The senior class president. Steve Usselmann. presents the class moderators. Sister Matthew and Mr. McTaggart with gifts of gratitude and appreciation. Bishop Albert Zuroweste presents the graduates with their diplomas. 60 The senior special voice members sing their class song. Antici- pation. Pat Jansen, John Calliot, Tom Pollmann and Mark Jansen lead the graduates into the gym for their mass. Terry Hitpas and Jean Rueter become Knight and Lady of the class of 1975. Graduation, is sighs and laughter, mingled liberally with tears, lingering memories of one’s sharing and life with classmates through the yean. Graduation, is an end, but also a beginning ... the start of all the dreams that every graduate is spinning. 61 Sports at MD Through the years, sports has remained an important part of Mater Dei. It stands as an essential factor in molding an in- dividual. Because of this, it has earned our school much recognition. Football initiates the season with many long hours of practice and hard work, creating a rugged team ready for action. By partici- pating on a team, students learn the sig- nificance of teamwork both on and off the field. Running 10 to 20 miles a day paid off for the Cross Country team. For them, winning was the name of the game. Pressures and frustrations were met by this years basketball team. Although tough competition was encountered, the Knights came home with another regional trophy. Winning the regional has almost become a tradition at Mater Dei; this year marking the third consecutive victory. Wrestling, girls’ and boys’ track, baseball, and golf also attract many participants and fans. Even when winning is not the result of a game, fans and cheerleaders do not cease to support the Knights. All in all, sports at M.D. portrays the in- dividual talents and abilities that provide competition and challenges for a Mater Dei Knight. 62 MD Defense Plays It Tough Knight’s Paul Jaeger powers his way for extra yards over Granite City North’s defenders. Mater Dei secondary (Terry Hitpas and Lany Luebbers) smothers Greenville pass receiver. Mater Dei RECORD Opponent 14 Mascoutah 36 13 Greenville 20 2 Centralia 7 21 Triad 12 22 Granite City North 34 7 Althoff 41 0 Alton-Marquette 52 21 Madison P 0 Jerseyville 8 7 Benton 14 OUTSTANDING SENIORS RECEIVE AWARDS Phil Becker Phil Becker Paul Jaeger Terry Hitpas Phil Venhaus Dan Becker Most Valuable Player in 1974 Bull of the Year Most Valuable Offensive Back Most Valuable Defensive Back Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Explosive high-gear Mas- coutah offense prepares to crack tough Knight defense. 66 VARSITY TEAM: Bottom row, left to right: Marvin Hubbard, Tom Deters, Phil Becker, Paul Jeager, Phil Venhaus, Rick Engelmann, Dan Becker. Second row: Neal Kohrs, A1 King, Glen Moss, Tom Johnson, Steve Mahlandt, John Humphrey, Terry Hitpas, Greg Brassel. Third row: Dave Schneider, Larry Olliges, Robin Johnson, Tony Brefeld, Larry Luebbers, Rocky Becker, Gary Schmitz. Fourth row: Tom Kruep, Paul Henss, Matt Fields, Rick Gerstner. Rick Farrell, John Straeter, Kevin Toennies, Mike Huelsmann. Fifth row: Coach Bob Larsen, Coach Larry Bunting, Coach Howard Suiter and Coach Mike Nobis. SOPHOMORE TEAM: Bottom row, left to right: Dale Pulver, Jeff Lampe, James Jaeger, Jodie Lanter, Dave Lammers. Second row: Alan Detmer, Brian Humphrey, Duane Wiegmann, Kevin Huelsmann, Greg Lodes, Vince Barciozewski, Jerry Heinzmann. Third row: Kenan Pulver, Scott Manfucci, Tom Gonsalves, Randy Toennies, John Fuhler. Fifth row: Coach Bob Larsen, Coach Larry Bunt- ing. FRESHMAN TEAM: Bottom row, left to right: Jay Straeter, Tom Detmer, Roland Spies, Larry Foppe, Mark Engelmann, John Henss, Dennis Winkler. Second row: Bill Wangler, Mar- vin Haselhorst, Jeff Haselhorst, Mike Timmermann, Tim Nor- renbems, Tom Hitpas. Third row: Carl Rosen, Glenn Nete- meycr, Dan Kloeckner, Ron Wiegmann, Rich Husmann, Mark Arcntsen. Fourth row: Coach Bob Larsen, Coach Larry Bunting. 67 Regional Victory Climaxes Knight Season M. D. Knights capture the Championship Regional trophy for the third con secutive year. Co-captains Bob Perkes and Dale Deiters proudly display the third place trophy in the Salem Invitational Tournament. Disappointment clouds the faces of the varsity players as they accept the Second Place Sectional trophy. Doing his job for the team, Allan Mensing demonstrates his defense tactics. 68 VARSITY TEAM: Left to right: John Fonke, Larry Olligcs, Allan John Cavaletto, Marvin Hubbard, Bob Perkes, Rocky Becker, Dale Mensing, Dave Schneider, Chuck Schadegg, Kevin Toennies, Coach Deiters, Dave Lampe, Dan Robben. 69 Co-captain Dale Deiters attempts to break Displaying his shooting technique. Bob Per- away from the opposing defense. kes tries for a field goal. Junior Chuck Schadegg puts the press on. RECORD Contributing his talents to the team, junior Junior Larry OUiges sets it up for two. Dan Robben tries for a basket. MD Opponent 72 O’Fallon 70 72 Belleville East 91 74 Olney 93 74 Mount Vernon 54 58 Greenville 77 60 Nashville 57 52 Round Lake 56 55 Chicago Heights Bloom 62 69 Belleville West 102 51 Granite City North 53 48 Quincy Catholic Boys 54 74 Althoff 76 75 Highland High 69 68 Triad 82 81 Centralia 84 63 Springfield Griffin 64 81 Okawville 62 48 Mascoutah REGIONAL 69 61 Central 44 88 Carlyle SECTIONAL 86 67 Chester 64 60 Cairo 68 70 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Kneeling, left to right: Randy Toennies, John Fonke, Randy Gerling. Standing: Kevin Toennies, Jerry Boeckmann, Dave Schneider, Tom Gonsal- ves, Coach Dennis Trame, Alan Detmer, Rocky Becker, Dale Pulver, Glen Boeck- mann. SOPHOMORE TEAM: Left to right: Ken Pulver, Jodie Lanter.Greg Lodes, Kent Kampwcrth, Glen Boeckmann, Jerry Boeck- mann. Standing: Coach Mike Nobis, Dan Hollenkamp, Tom Gonsalves, Randy Toen- nies, John Fonke, Randy Gerling, Alan Detmer, Ron Horstmann. Dale Pulver. FRESHMEN TEAM: Kneeling, left to right: Tom Hitpas, Brian Pcrkes, John Henss, Tim Norrenberns, Larry Foppe,Tom Detmer, Bob Donnewald. Standing: Mike Timmer mann, Jeff Haselhorst, Dan Klostermann, Brian Timmermann, Coach Larry Bunting, Joe Maskal, Mark Arentsen, Nick Timmer- mann, Richard Husmann. 71 Strenuous Summer Produces Impressive Cross Country Season VARSITY TEAM: Left to right: Mark Johnson, Curt Kreiter, AI Mensing, Coach Den- nis Trame, Mike Essert, Tom Christ, Neil Detmer, and Mike Timmermann. Giving encouragement to runner David Niemeyer is Coach Trame. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: First row: Randy Boeckmann,Glen Boeckmann, David Grapperhaus, Jerry Boeckmann, Ron Horstmann, Keith Briener, and David Nie- meyer. Second row: Coach Fred Rakers, Kent Kampwerth, Rick Ribbing, Stan Brandmeyer, Jerry Albers, Allan Briener, Duane Brueggemann, and Cary Kreiter. Third row: Nick Timmermann, Dan Klostermann, Dan Hollenkamp, Brian Timmer- mann, and Mark Hempker. Finishing the season as number two man is senior Tom Christ. Golf Team f'-ri V- ' ' w i s Teeing off, Bob Donnewald displays the form that earned him the Most Valuable Player award. Joe Bango John Voss GOLF TEAM, Left to right: Bob Donnewald, John Fonke, Joe Bango, John Voss, Bill Lampcn, and Coach John Cavalctto. 73 First row from left to right: Dale Huelsmann, Jay Strae- ter, Dave Schmitz, Bill Christ, Russ Wise. Second row: Jerry Straeter, John Straeter, Dave Kasson, Rick Wise, Jeff Lampe, Dave Lammers. Third row: Vince Barciszewski, Kevin Haselhorst, Kevin Huels- mann, Coach Howard Suiter, Gary Schmitz and Neal Kohrs. 74 M.D.'s leading pitcher approaches for a big strike. Taking a big lead off, Rick Winkler hesitates to go. MVP Ed Schwierjohn gives the pitcher a striking zone pocket. Baseball VARSITY: Kneeling, left to right: Craig Loddeke, Larry Winkler, Chuck Schadcgg, Ed Schwierjohn, Kevin Tonnies, Paul Hcnss, Ken Benhoff, and Mike Litteken. Standing: Tom Hitpas, Rick Winkler, Tom Goestenkors, Mike Pingsterhaus, Asst. Coach Larry Bunting, Dan Robben, Head Coach Dennis Trame, Terry Hitpas, Kevin Luebbers, Randy Zimmcrmann, and Ben Gonzales. JUNIOR VARSITY: Kneeling, left to right: Joe Hcllmann, Kent Rippcrda, Jim Schulte, John Hcnss, Jeff Hascl- horst, Duane Luebbers, Tom Detmer, Cliff Strieker, and Matt Rakers. Standing: Larry Foppc, Don Schwier- john, Jodi Lanter, Jerry Bocckmann, Coach Larry Bunting, Randy Gerling, Randy Buehne, Marvin Rickhoff, Dan HoUcnkamp, and Lester Haakc. 75 Boys’ Track Competing in the mile relay is Robin Johnson. With this jump, Larry Olliges accomplishes first. Throwing the shot put is Glen Moss. Gaining speed for a long jump is Bob Perkes. TRACK TEAM, First row, left to right: John Straeter, Mark Johnson, Larry Luebbers, Dave Schneider, Brian Humphrey, Glen Moss, A1 Neal Kohrs, Kevin Kehrer, Bob Perkes, Mike Essert, Rick Farrell, Feldmann, Larry Olliges, Tom Johnson, Robin Johnson, Mike Huels- Mike Timmermann, and Neil Detmer. Second row: Coach Bob Larsen, mann, and Dale Peters. 76 GIRLS’ TACK TEAM: Sit- ting, left to right: Jean Maze- ka. Deb Hagen, Rita Hilmes, Deb Logsdon, Louise Wolter- ing, and Diane Huelsmann. Kneeling: Ellen Toennies, Lynn Toennies, Jan Farrell, Diane Glaub, Kathy Jansen, Teresa Billhartz, and Cindy Vosholler. Standing: Assistant Coach Sister Jean, Barb Huels- mann, Jan Albers, Angela Toennies, Ruth Kussatz. Mary Niemann, Karen Lampe, Mary Mazeka. and Coach Miss Tcbbe. 77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Susie Timmermann, Deb ond row: Nancy Trowbridge, Kay Etter,and Kathy Krebs. Hagen, Gail Haselhorst, Denice Brueggemann, Mary Boeckmann. Sec- 80 82 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Displaying their first-place trophy earned at Rend Lake Becker, Julie Robben, Diane Glaub, Jan Farrell, Rosie College, are the Freshman Cheerleaders. They are from Potthast, and Lisa Etter. left to right: Jill Donnewald, Debbie Logsdon, Alicia Freshman Cheerleaders Sparking spirit and enthusiasm at the Sophomore and Junior Varsity games are the Junior Varisty Cheer- leaders. They are from left to right: Tammy Erlinger, Marilyn Johnson, Robin Christ, Anita Wobbe, Betsy Henken, Jan Lampe, Kathy Jansen, and Lynn Essert. w The Knightettes enlighten the crowds with their performances at the half times of basketball and football games. They also march with the band in various parades. Knightettes The Knightettes are from left to right: Mary Nie- mann, Suzi Richter, Pam Husmann, Susan Reitz, and Connie Detmer. Second row: Peggy Taylor, Connie Gebke, Barb Rehkemper, Karen Varel, Geri Gebke, and Susan Sherman. Third row: Mrs. Vivod, Modera- tor, Sarah Heiligenstein, Colleen Detmer, Mary Hempen, Julie Husmann, Brenda Winter, and Mrs. Suiter, Moderator. 83 Mater Dei Is People Mater Dei is more than a school build- ing on N. 9th Street. It is more than five wings and a gymnasium. It is a lot more. Mater Dei is people. It is the people that make Mater Dei what it is .. . people working together under one roof to leam, to teach ... to grow. It is teachers trying diligently to get kids to study, to prepare them for the outside world, if it be col- lege, a job or marriage. It is teenagers trying their best to understand the basics of accounting, how to make a dress, a new language. It is the administration running school, keeping kids in line. It is the cleaning ladies, the cooks, the secre- taries, the janitors, the teachers, and the students. That is what Mater Dei is; peo- ple working together to help, to teach, to understand, to learn ... and most of all, to grow. Administration MR. ROBERT KLOSTFRMANN . .. Principal, Moderator of Fathers and Friends. Assistant Principal, Director of Student Activities, Var- MR JOHN CAVALETTO . sity Basketball Coach. Teachers FATHER BOB FLANNERY . . . Murray Center Moderator, Guid- ance Counselor. Religion. FATHER JEROME FELDMANN . . . Mechanical Drawing. MR. LARRY BUNTING . . . Boys P.E., Social Studies, Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball Coach. 88 MR. JAMES DARR . . . Math, Religion, Stage Crew Moderator, Stu- dent Council Moderator. SISTER ANTOINE . .. American History, Art. Hardworking MRS. PAMELA GIBBONS . . . Spanish, French, French Club Mod- erator. MR. ALAN FUCHS ... Shop, Science. MRS. MARGARET BRUEMMER . . . Girls P.E., Varsity Cheer- leader Moderator, Head of Girls’ P.E. SISTER DOLORE . . . Home Economics, Head of Home Eco- nomics Department. MR. LOUIS BOSCARINE ... Science, Shop, Head of Science Department. 89 SISTER JOAN BACKES . .. Business, Religion, Year- book Moderator, Stage Crew Moderator. MR. DAN HOPCUS .. . Driver’s Ed. Concerned MR. BILL HAWORTH . . . Band Director, Fine Arts Teacher, Flag Corps Director. SISTER JANET . . . Head of Drama Department, Reli- gion, Drama, Fall Play and Spring Musical Director. REV. PAUL HARBOUGH ... Religion. Victow MRS. ROSE HAGEN . . . Librarian. SISTER JEAN . . . Chem- istry, Biology, Murray Cen- ter Moderator. 90 MISS ROSE HUELSMANN . . .Second Semester Span- ish. SISTER JOAN TRIPPEL . . . Math. Understanding MR. ED HAGEN .. . English. 91 A Friend SISTER PETER . . . Head of English Dept., English, Junior Class Moderator, Murray Center Moderator. MRS. SUE MC CARTHY . . . Math, Moderator of Freshman Cheerleaders, Costumes for Plays. MR. MIKE POLLMANN . . . Audio Visual Coordina- tor, Science. SISTER JOHNEL ... Business, Co-registrar. SISTER MATTHEW . . . Head of Business Dept., Business. Murray Center Moderator, Senior Class Moderator. MR. FRED RAKERS . . . Busi- ness, Co-registrar, Sophomore Class Moderator. MR. MIKE NOBIS . . . Boys’ P.E., Athletic Direc- tor, Head of Boys’ P.E., Asst. Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Basketball Coach. 92 Caring FATHER GERALD MIRIANI . . . Head of Religion Dept., English, Religion. MISS JAN REDDEN . . . German, English, Speech Team Moderator. MR. ROBERT LARSEN . . . Business, Sophomore Foot- ball Coach, Head Track Coach, Freshman Class Modera- tor. 93 Giving MRS. CONNIE STRIEF ... English, Sophomore Class Adviser. SISTER ROSE ANTHONY . . . Religion, CSMC Mod- erator. MR. ROGER SENESAC . . . Head of Industrial Arts De- partment, Agriculture, English, FFA Moderator, Speech Team Moderator. MR. DENNIS TRAME . . . Head of Social Studies Dept., JV Basketball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach, Cross Coun- try Coach. FATHER STANLEY SCHLARMAN .. . Vocational Guid- ance. SISTER RENEE ... Math, Lance Moderator. MISS MARGE TEBBE . .. Girls’ P.E., Social Studies, Moderator of JV Cheer- leaders, Girls Track Coach. 94 Smile SISTER ROSELLA . . . Spanish, English, First SISTER VIRGINIA . . . Head of Language Department, German, Jour- Semester. nalism, Lance and Local News Moderator, Camera Club Moderator. MRS. PAT VIVOD . . . Art, Moderator of Knight- ettes. MR. HOWARD SUITER . . . Social Studies, Boys P.E., Varsity Football Coach, Wrestling Coach. SISTER RUTH . . . Chorus, Fine Arts, Murray Center Modera- MRS. DANNELLE SUITER . . . English. Fine Aits, tor, Music for Spring Musical. Moderator of Knightettes. 95 Mrs. Dorothy Buscher, Mrs. Florence Goewert, Mrs. Clara Rater- mann,... Custodians. MR. MIKE MAZEKA . . . Custo- dian. COOKS, from left to right: Mrs. Lorraine Voss, Mrs. Mary Littckcn, Mrs. - Olivia Kohrs, Mrs. Julia Schlueter, Mrs. Jo Ann Husmann, Mrs. Irene Evers- gerd, Mrs. Laurene Tap horn. MR. LAURENCE HILMES . . . Cus- todian. MR. JERRY VOSS . . . Custodian and Bus Driver. Staff PHi MRS. MARY ANN ROLFINGSMEIER . .. MRS. BEVERLY VAN HATTEN ... Secretary. MISS RITA KRUSE ... Assistant Li- Bookstore Manager, Secretary. brarian. 96 Educating students and yet being a friend, Being patient when they don’t understand, Learning from the students, Making time for others, Sharing knowledge, Caring, when no one else cares. Getting frustrated and yet going on. Going over things more than once. Being ready to help out. Guiding others in their quest for knowledge. Being an advisor, educator, instructor, and more! A 3 D- Being a teacher is . . . David Albers Sandy Albers Joseph Bango Karen Arentsen Senior class advisors, Sr. Matthew and Mr. McTaggart discuss senior scheduling. Daniel Becker Mary Becker 99 Tony Brefeld Cynthia Buehne Arlene Buss John Calliott Alan Carillon Tom Christ John Conaway Julie Cox Jeanne Crow Cheering their hearts out, senior girls keep the spirit of 75 alive. Dale Deiters Ronald Deiters Theresa Deiters Roger Determan too Leading the Senior class in its final year of high school are Monica Fields, Secretary; Steve Usselmann, President; Dale Deiters, Vice-President; Chris Lampen, Treasurer. Thomas Deters Gaig Donnewald Jim Gebke Mary Ellen Gebke Michael Gebke Terry Gebke Janice Haake Michelle Haake Deb Hagen Working diligently on accounting is Bob Perkes. Tina Haselhorst Ronald Hellmann Carla Haselhorst r Gail Haselhorst Donna Hemker Tom Hilmes Terry Hitpas Denise Hodapp Floyd Hollenkamp Gary Holtgrave Vivian Holtgrave Jean Holtkamp Carol Holtmann Consumer Problems class stimulates creativeness as students produce original commercials. One such commercial is demonstrated here by Ruth Kunkel, Terry Gallant and Arlene Buss. Sharon Holtmann Janice Horstmann Lucy Horstmann Shirley Horstmann Marvin Hubbard Geralyn Huelskamp Cynthia Huelsmann Doris Huelsmann 104 Kathy Husmann Doug Isaak Paul Jaeger Geraldine Jansen Geralyn Jansen Mark Jansen Mike Jansen Patrick Jansen 105 Tom Johnson Stan Kalmer Kampwerth Ron Kampwerth Sharon Kampwerth Kellermann Seniors at Marydai Day of Recollection. Clarence tmiann Cynthia Kreiter Brenda Kreke Dennis Kreke Karen Kreke Kenneth Kruep Connie Lampe Mary Chris Lampen Brenda Leonard Richard Liening Beth Kalmer shows her spirit on Hobo Day. 107 Working hard on Accounting problems are Darlene Seelhoefer, Barb Winkeler and Mary Gebke. While watching the basketball games, Rene Kcllermann, Cindy Krciter and Mr. McTaggart keep stats. Deb Litteken Mike Litteken Cindy Loepker Sandy Loepker Jeff Luebbers Larry Luebbers Steve Mahlandt Pat Maue David Meier Cindy Mensen Michael Mensen Allen Mensing 108 Jerry Middeke John Molitor Teresa Monken Mike Mueller Jim Niemeyer Bob Perkes Behind the scenes, senior Danny Wolters constructs for the spring musi- cal, Marne. 109 Tom Pollmann The senior class gives a hand of applause as the Homecoming Queen promenades before them. Janice Pulver Linda Rakers Maurice Rakers Ronald Rakers Barbara Ran dan t Dan Rehkemper Kathy Reynolds Brian Richter no Diane Richter Tom Richter Norbert Roives Jim Rosen Ed Schwierjohn Darlene Seelhoefer Pat Maue was just one of the many seniors who worked hard on the se- nior float. Phil Strieker Dan Tebbe Kathy Tebbe Marvin Tebbe Dan Thole Lucy Thole Tom Thole Andy Timmermann Anne Timmermann Jerome Timmermann 112 Mark Trowbridge Steve Usselmann Phil Venhaus Dale Von Bokel Denise VonHatten Dennis Voss John Voss Pam Ward 113 Ron Wiegmann David Wilke Diane Wilke What did I do to deserve this? Mark Winkeler Rick Winkeler Rick Wise Danny Wolters Gerry Wuebbels Martin Wuebbels Julie Zieren Randy Zimmermann 114 In Memory Of Sharon Santel February 7,1957 October 25,1974 God must have known there would be times We’d need a word of cheer, Someone to praise a triumph Or brush away a tear, He must have known we’d need to share The joy of “little things” In order to appreciate The happiness life brings, I think He knew our troubled hearts Would sometimes throb with pain At trials and misfortune Or some goal we can’t attain. He knew we’d need the comfort Of an understanding heart To give us strength and courage To make a fresh, new start. He knew we’d need companionship Unselfish . .. lasting ... true. And so God answered the heart’s great need With cherished friends . . . like you. . . . Nothing in life really stays, and its beautiful that they go. They have to go in order for the next thing to come. You can almost add beauty to a thing by accepting that it’s temporary. Barbara Burrow The last event we shared with Sharon was the homecoming-then she had her own homecoming with God. 115 These times we’ve shared together are remembered now only in our minds. A small but important part, shaping today’s world with yesterdays memories. Another chapter in the unwritten biography of our lives, never to be experienced again, remembered only in our minds. Jane Albers Mike Albers Sue Albers Pat Arentsen Dan Athmer Allan Becker Joan Becker Roger Becker Karen Beckmann Ken Benhoff Laurie Berns Mary Boeckmann Greg Brassel Den ice Brueggemann Suzie Buchheit Lisa Buenemeyer Richard Buss Karen Carrillon Robbin Christ Jeff Clark Dan Deiters The guiding force behind the junior class-Mr. Senesac and Sister Peter. 119 Connie Detmer Marilyn Diekemper Kevin Dulle Deb Engelmann Deb Etter Kay Etter Sue Eversgcrd Rick Farrell Norb Feltrop Matt Fields Ron Fischer Diane Foppe Another lunchroom birthday Brian Frankovich Jan Fuehne Tom Fuehne Allan Gall Connie Gcbke Eva Gebke Pat Gebke Barb Gehrs Randy Gehrs Kathy Gerdes Rick Gerstner Dan Glaub 120 party. Paul Gnaedinger Diane Goestenkors Geri Goestenkors Joe Grapperhaus Gary Haake Mary Haake Mike Hellmann Colleen Hemann Connie Hemann Pat Hemker Deb Hempen Theresa Henrichs Paul Henss Mary Hermeling Barb Hilmes Gary Hollenkamp Debbie Holtgrave Marcia Holtkamp Ken Holtmann Steve Holtmann 121 Doris Huelskamp Barb Huelsmann Joan Huelsmann Mike Huelsmann Norma Huelsmann Stan Huelsmann Gladly helping out whenever they can are the Junior Class Officers standing from left to right: Treasurer Rick Farrell, Vice-President Barb Wobbe, Secre- tary Connie Hcmann, and President Brian Frankovich. Tony Jansen Brad Johnson Ken Johnson Marilyn Johnson Robin Johnson Bev Kalmer Allen King Glen Klostermann BUI Knuf Mark Koch Matt Koch Jim Koerkenmeier Rich Koerkenmeier Rich Kohlbrecher Deb Kohrmann 122 Kevin Loepker Roger Loepker Kay Luebbers Kevin Luebbers Jean Mazeka Dale Meyer Ruth Meyer Ken Molitor Cheryl Mollet Glen Moss Mark Mueller Deb Neff 123 Andrew Netemeyer Debbie Niemeyer Mary Niemeyer Don Nowakowski Larry OUiges Allan Peltes Mike Pingsterhaus Theresa Pollmann Dan Potthast Recalling her fond memories of homecoming is our junior attendant Betty Timmermann. Deb Ratermann Jeannie Ratermann Mike Rehkemper Steve Rehkemper Virgil Rehkemper David Reitz Carolyn Richter Elaine Richter John Richter 124 Karen Richter Steve Richter Wendy Richter Dan Robben Chuck Schadegg Cindy Schaefer Helping with the finishing touches for the fall play are Marilyn, Mary and Denise. Jean Schmitz Dave Schneider Matt Schumacher Judy Schwaegcl Joyce Schwierjohn Paul Spillmann John Straeter Richard Straeter David Sudholt Duane Sundrup Peggy Taylor Barb Tebbe Leonard Tebbe Marilyn Thole Mary Ann Thole Vicky Thole Barb Timmermann Betty Timmermann 125 Leon Varel Ron Von Bokel Jim Voss Anita Warnecke Greg Wessel Sharon Wilke Tim Wilke Joe Wilken Gary Winkeler Larry Winkeler Virginia Winkeler Brenda Winter Marcia Winter Anita Wobbe Barb Wobbe Larry Wobbe Denise Woltering Donna Woltering Colette Wuebbles Barb Wuest 126 Junior Year is Being one of the upperclassmen, Getting class rings, a symbol of unity. Planning the Junior- Senior Prom, Taking the car to school, Starting to plan for college and for a future, Going to the Prom, Looking forward to senior year. Experiencing some of the best times of our lives, And one of the best years of our lives. The Way We Were . . . as Juniors Gerald Albers Gerard Albers Leah Albers Marian Albers Mark Albers Mike Albers Susan Albers Steve Archer Judy Arentsen Vince Barciszewski Brenda Lee Becker Brenda M. Becker Ruth Becker Steve Becker Gary Beckmann Michelle Beckmann Cindy Berhmann Teresa Billhartz Gerald Bocckmann Glen Boeckmann Stan Brandmeyer Finishing her project in Sewing, Connie Tebbe reviews her work in hopes of an A.” 129 Alan Detmer Neil Detmer Diane Eilering Tammy Erlinger Lynn Essert Mark Faust Carol Feldmann Dan Feldmann Deb Fischer John Fonkc Cynthia Frerker Dave Fuehne Keith Breiner Sue Breiner Randy Buehne Jeff Christ Sandy Clark John Coers John Fuhler Dan Gebke Geri Gebke Marvin Gebke Pat A. Gebke Jerry Gerdes 130 r Susan Gerling Giff Goestenkors Tom Goestenkors Tom Gonsalves Oiris Gonzalez Barb Gordon David Grapperhaus Lester Haake Kevin Haselhorst Greg Hawley Vicki Head Sarah Heiligenstein Gerry Heinzmann Judy Hellmann Mark Hemker Mary Ellen Hemker 131 Offering advice and solving problems is what Mrs. Strief and Mr. Rakers have to give the sophomore class. Ken Hoerchler Dan Hollenkamp Matt Horstmann Ron Horstmann Louise Huels Mary Huelskamp Kevin Huelsmann Brian Humphrey Nick Husmann Pam Husmann James Jaeger Greg Jansen Kathy Jansen Phil Jansen Sheila Jansen Katie Hempen Betsy Henken Karen Henrichs Barb Hermeling Rita Hilmes Steve Hilmes Representing the sophomore class are left to right: Gerald Gerdes, vice-president; Kathy Jansen, trea- surer; Sue Breiner, secretary;and Stan Brandmeyer, president. 132 Sue Jansen Edna Johnson Mark Johnson Deb (Calmer Carol Kampwerth Kent Kampwerth Marikay Kehrer John Koerkcnmeier Rick Kohrman Ken Krebs At right: Class of “77” swings into the spirit of homecoming by wish- ing the Knights well. Deb Krekc Glen Kruep Tom Kruep Ralph Kuhl Bob Kuper Elaine Lager David Lammers Jan Lampe Jeff Lampe Karen Lampe Bill Lampen Kathy Lampen Jodie Lanter Cindy Leonard Peggy Liening 133 Joline Luebbers Scott Manfucci Matt Mensing Paul Meyer Carl Niemeyer David Niemeyer Cindy Peek Pam Perkes Yvonne Peters Dale Pulver Ken Pulver Allen Rakers Mary Rascher Barb Ratcrmann Sue Reitz Tom Restoff 134 Rick Ribbing Bruce Richter Suzi Richter Marvin Rickhoff Tammy Ripperda Geri Rolfingsmeyer Ray Rolves Debra Rueter David Schaeffer Barb Schmeink Nancy Schmidt Joyce Schwaegel Don Schwierjohn Brian Smith Marilyn Spihlmann Jerry Straeter Connie Tebbe Don Tebbe Nancy J. Tebbe Nancy L. Tebbe Eileen Thoele David Thole Linda Thole Oh my gosh. Betsy, look! 135 Ron Thole Mike Timmermann Ken Todoroff Lynn Toennies Randy Toennies Floyd Trame Theresa Vander Pluym Donna Von Bokel Cindy Vosholler Steve Voss Christine Ward Curt Weh Dominic Wesscl Duane Wiegmann Kevin Wiegmann Linda Wiegmann Bob Wilke Deborah Wilke Janet Wilke Russ Wise Gary Wobbe 136 Sophomore Year Is Feeling older and more experienced. Suffering through driver’s training, Accepting challenges and making accom- plishments, Looking down on the freshmen, Getting to know more friends and the old ones better. Going ahead of the freshmen in the lunch line, Building memories that linger on throughout the years, The year in between, A year that isn’t marked by events but by struggles. The Way We Were As Sophomores Jacinta Albers Jan Albers Julie Albers Jerry Arentsen Mark Arentsen Mike Bango Leading their class into a new beginning are: Treas. Arlene Diekcmpcr, Pres. John Henss, Vice Pres. Tom Hitpas, and Sec. Dennis Meier. Alicia Becker Gary Beckmann Randy Beckmann Steve Benhoff Allan Breiner Duane Brueggemann Dan Buehne Dale Buscher Margaret Buss Dean Carrillon Terry Christ William Christ Jim Clark Leonard Cox Tom Deiters Colleen Dctmer Larry Detmer Tom Detmer Arlene Diekemper Karen Dilley 139 Bob Donnewald Jill Donnewald James Emig Mark Engelmann Lisa Etter Jan Farrell Gary Feldmann Karen Fischer Larry Foppe Dan Frerker Gary Frerker Mark Fuehne Don Fuhler Marvin Gebke Diane Glaub Patty Goestenkors Donna Haselhorst Jeff Haselhorst Marvin Haselhorst Joe Hellmann The Class of “78 wishes a multi- color victory to the Knights. Bonita Hemker Mary Hempen John Henss Tom Hitpas Audrey Hoerchler Dale Holtgrave Richard Holtgrave Mary Holtmann Dottie Horstmann 140 Mary Beth Huels Bernadette Huelskamp Jeff Huelskamp Dale Huclsmann Diane Huelsmann Gary Huelsmann Geriann Huelsmann Nancy Huelsmann Carroll Huene Julie Husmann Rich Husmann Marcia Jansen Matt Johnson Mary Kalmer Judy Kampwcrth Julie Kiefer Dan Kloeckner Angela Klostermann Dan Klostermann Linda Klutho Sheila Kniepman Thomas Koch Ron Koerkenmeier Vicky Kohrmann Dan Korte Cary Kreiter Theresa Kreiter David Kruep Ml John Kunkel Ed Kuper Ruth Kussatz Jill Lampe Allan Litteken Dale Litteken Gerard Litteken Debra Logsdon Gerard Luebbers Joe Maskal Donna Mueller Judy Mueller Myra Neff Glen Netemeyer Sharon Netemeyer Mary Niemann Nancy Niemeyer Tim Norrenberns Pat Peltes Brian Perkes Janice Pollmann Rosemary Potthast 142 Matt Rakers Linda Ratcrmann Barb Rehkemper Peggy Reiss Carla Richter Mary Jo Richter Randy Richter Kent Ripperda Julie Robben Janet Rolfingsmeyer Carl Rosen Brenda Sackett Marilyn Schmeink David Schmitz Jim Schulte Russ Schumacher Sharon Schwierjohn Suzi Sherman Roland Spies Jim Spihlmann Andy Straeter Jay Straeter Cliff Strieker Kevin Sudholt Fondly recalling the delightful memories of her first Homecoming is Karen Fisher, our Freshmen attendant. 143 Carolyn Tebbe Dave Tebbe Eugene Tebbe Ron Tebbe Karen Thoele Gerianne Thole Brian Timmermann Dominic Timmermann Fay Timmermann Mike Timmermann Sharon Timmermann Teresa Timmermann William Timmermann Angela Tocnnies Ellen Toennies Joyce Trame Barb Usselmann Karen Varel Robert Venhaus Gary Vonder Haar Bill Wangler Diane Wesselman Ron Wiegmann Jeannie Wilke Lucy Wilke Paul Wilke Dennis Winkeler Richard Winkeler Annette Winter Louise Woltering Waiting impatiently on the sideline Jay Straeter contemplates his next move in the game. 144 Freshman Year Is Walking into a different, unfamiliar school, Being frightened at first, and yet anxious. Getting to know people from other places. Taking courses you’ve never taken before, Learning to know the unfamiliar faces, Being the youngest class out of four. Getting teased by the seniors every once in a while, Being last in the lunch line. Feeling young and not caring. Meeting friends and sharing, Beginning memories of Mater Dei. The Way We Were As Freshmen i Unotu me mill neurr forget tljesr memories of . 149 Humphrey Photography Quality Portraiture, Schools, Weddings Picture Framing for every purpose— '♦mic '® over 300 mouldings from which to choose. 407 Main Street, Germantown, Illinois 62245 618-523-4722 A Special Thanks to Our Patrons American Legion Post 252 Clubroom Breese. Illinois 62230 Avon Drive-In Avon Theatre Breese. Illinois 62230 Jos. F. Becker Brick Work 101 North Second Street Breese. Illinois 62230 Dan Brassel Indiana Silos Carlyle. Illinois 62231 The Building Center Everything for Farm and Home New Baden. Illinois 62265 Catholic Knights Ladies of III. 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Illinois 62230 Wiegman Motor Co., Inc. Carlyle. Illinois 62231 Wil-Char Restaurant Breese. Illinois 62230 American Legion Auxilliary Anne Mr. Mrs. Otto Arentsen B s Beauty Shop Bartelso Elementary School Elizabeth K. Becker Ray Becker’s Mobil Gas Station Wilhelmina Benhoff Eleanor Berndsen Bottle Shop Breese K of C Council 2869 Breese Motor Sales Breese Salvage Store G. Brefeld and Son Brefeld’s Hardware Brights Drive In Buehne Quarry Co. Mr. Mrs. John Buscher Capital Freezette Carlyle Healthcare Center Inc. Kevin. Jason. John-John Cavaletto Mr. Mrs. Ronald Christ Circle Smelting Clinton County Avon Ladies The Corner Lounge Dari Burger Dave’s Rexall Drugs Dick's Lock and Key Shop Fr. Clem Dirler Mr. Mrs. Greg Dulle Family Pharmacy Farmers Merchants Bank of Highland Mrs. Alvina Feldmann Mr. Mrs. Norbert Feltrop Maximino B. Floreza M.D. Fonke Real Estate Ben Franklin Frank H. 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Ratermann Tschannen's Ben Franklin Kohnen Concrete Products Otto Pat Reitz Mr. Mrs. Ben Venhaus Kohrmann IGA Alfred Rickoff Vi's Dress Shop Mr. Mrs. Ed Korte Norbert Rolves Denise Von Hatten Gene Korte Korte Shoe Dept. Rose's Beauty Box Cyril Voss Kozy Korner Rowekamp AG MKT. 501 Mr. Mrs. Jerry Voss Family Loretta Kreke Ruben and the Rats (403) West End Shoe Store Mr. Mrs. Robert Krebs St. Anthony's C.Y.O. Mr. Mrs. Daniel Wiegmann Mr. Mrs. Art Kueneke St. Bernard's Altar Sodality Wiegmann Motor Co. Lager Monument Works St. Dominic's Convent Mr. Mrs. Hogo Wilke Mr. Mrs. Mark Lammers St. Joseph's Hospital Wilke Truck Service Mr. Mrs. Vincent Lammers Mar's Styling Salon Phil Zurhene Sears Catalog Merchant Mr. Mrs. James R. Lampe Family Sanitar Cleaner Monday Maid Laundry D.L. Schaeffer 152