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Althoff Catholic High School 2018-2019 M N Althoff Catholic High School 2018-2019 S S A I U E ● March 8th: End of 3rd Quarter ● March 12th: Career Day ● March 14-15th: Junior Retreat ● March 23rd: Althoff Gala ● March 28th: Astronomy Night Career Day Class Schedule C1 Lunch Schedule C2 Lunch Schedule 1st - 8:20 - 8:56 1st - 8:20 - 8:56 Session 1 - 9:00 - 9:30 Session 1 - 9:00 - 9:30 Session 2 - 9:35 - 10:10 Session 2 - 9:35 - 10:10 2nd - 10:14 - 10:39 2nd - 10:14 - 10:39 3rd - 10:43 - 11:18 3rd - 10:43 - 11:18 4th - 11:22 - 11:57 4th - 11:22 - 11:57 C1 Lunch - 12:01 - 12:31 5th - 12:01 - 12:36 5th - 12:35 - 1:10 C2 Lunch - 12:40 - 1:10 6th - 1:14 - 1:49 6th - 1:14 - 1:49 7th - 1:53 - 2:28 7th - 1:53 - 2:28 8th - 2:32 - 3:05 8th - 2:32 - 3:05 Astronomy Night - M 28 6-8 @ ACHS Exhibits: World Meteor Collection: Meteor samples on loan from places around the globe for viewing in the STREAM Lab. Astrobiology - Extremophiles: NASA presents 14 organisms from extreme environments. Guest Participants: River Ben Astronomical Society will have telescopes set up outside for interpretive viewing throughout the evening. Special Guest Speakers: Dr. Ferrer - Professor of Astro Physics at Washington University in St. Louis. He is also a collaborator at Peirre Auger Observatory and is also a recipient of the Marie Curie Fellowship - European Commission. He will lecture in Heritage Hall 6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. about theoretical cosmology and Astro Particle Physics and its relationship to the Milky Way Galaxy. Dr. Erika Gibb - Professor of Physics and Astronomy at UMSL. She is a collaborator with NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Rowan University on Comet research. She will lecture in Heritage Hall 7:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. about her research of Comets and its relationship to Earth’s biosphere. S U E S Boy’s Baseball Boy’s Tennis ● Mar 13th: Belleville West 4:30pm @ Home (JV) ● Mar 23rd: Alton Marquette 10:00am @ ● Mar 13th: Freeburg 4:30pm @ O’Fallon (V) Alton ● Mar 14th: Teutopolis 4:00pm @ GCS (V) ● Mar 29th-30th: Edwardsville Tournament ● Mar 19th: Freeburg 4:30pm @ Freeburg (JV) TBA ● Mar 19th: New Athens 4:30pm @ New Athens (V) ● Mar 21st: Columbia 4:00pm @ Home (JV) @ Columbia (V) Boy’s Track & Field ● ● Mar 23rd: Collinsville 11:00am @ Home (JV, V) Mar 22nd: Southwestern Illinois Relays ● Mar 26th: Mascoutah 4:00pm @ Mascoutah (JV, V) 9:00am @ Edwardsville ● ● Mar 27th: Triad 4:15pm @ Hone (JV) Mar 29nd: O’Fallon Relays 4:00pm @ ● Mar 27th: Waterloo 4:15pm @ Home (V) O’Fallon ● Mar 28th: Mt. Vernon 4:30pm @ Mt. Vernon ● Mar 30th: Red Bud 11:00am @ Home (JV, V) Boy’s Volleyball ● Mar 19th: Notre Dame 5:00pm @ Home (V) ● Mar 21st: Edwardsville 4:30pm @ Edwardsville ● Mar 25th: Belleville East 5:00pm @ East ● Mar 27th: Alton 5:30pm @ Alton S U E S Girl’s Soccer ● Mar 11th: Metro Cup vs. Waterloo 5:30pm @ Home (V) Girl’s Track & Field ● Mar 12th: Metro Cup vs. Alton Marquette 7:30pm @ Home (V) ● Mar 23rd: Lindenwood Les Petite ● Mar 14th: Metro Cup vs. West 7:30pm @ Home (V) Cotes Open 9:00am @ Lindenwood ● Mar 19th: Collinsville 5:00pm @ Home (JV, V) ● Mar 29nd: Lady Maroon Invitational ● Mar 23rd: O’Fallon 12:00pm @ Home (JV, V) 3:00pm ● Mar 25th: Freeburg 4:30pm @ Freeburg (JV, V) ● Mar 27th: Alton 5:00pm @ Home (JV, V) ● Mar 30th: Parkway College Showcase TBA @ Lou Fusz Soccer Complex (V) Girl’s Softball ● Mar 12th: Mascoutah 4:00pm @ Home ● Mar 13th: Bethalto 4:30pm @ Home ● Mar 16th: Breese Central 1:00pm @ Home ● Mar 19th: Carbondale 4:30pm @ Home ● Mar 20th: Red Bud 4:30pm @ Hom ● Mar 21st: Wesclin 4:30pm @ Wesclin ● Mar 23rd: Waterloo 11:00am @ Waterloo ● Mar 27th: Highland 4:30pm @ Home ● Mar 28th: Mt. Vernon 4:30pm @ Home ● Mar 30th: Gibault 11:00am @ Gibault S R - B B Tied for the top spot in the South Seven Conference! S R - G B ● The girls made it to Sectional Finals and ended with a record of 21-10 ● South Seven Conference Champions and Regional Champions! S R - D R - S B On February 21st, our Scholar Bowl team won the Catholic School Tournament. S R - W ● Max Kristoff wins IHSA State Wrestling Title! ● Max's fellow Crusader wrestlers also had a successful trip to state with the following results: Joe Braunagel 6th, Matt Minnick 5th, Shawn Minnick 4th, and Anthony Federico 2nd. Congratulations, Wrestlers! C M S ● Art Club- Every Other Tuesday ● Pizza & Politics- Monthly as announced 6:30-8pm ● Show Choir- Monday/Friday ● BASIC- Monthly as announced 3:15-5:30pm ● Big Brother/Big Sisters- Every ● Teen Court- Monthly as announced Wednesday Morning ● Yearbook- Saturday/Sunday afternoons ● Engineering Club- Monthly as ● St. Vincent DePaul- Monthly as announced announced ● Science Club- Twice Monthly on Tuesdays ● French Club- Twice Monthly as ● Newspaper- Wednesday Mornings or announced Afternoons ● Liturgical Choir- Every Wednesday ● CAAD- Monthly on Wednesdays ● Film Club- as announced at 8am ● Mixed Chorus- See Mr. Hayden ● NHS- Thursdays Before School ● Performing Arts- See Ms. Laws S f W Michael Reitano 2/4 Joseph Luetkenhaus 2/19 Kashaureh Robinson Sumayah Moore 2/11 2/26 F S & A F S- C T: PE D When did you know you wanted to be a teacher? I knew I wanted to be a teacher 20 years ago. Where did you go to college and what degrees do you hold? I attended SIUE and studied mass communications and English. Have you always lived in Belleville? I have always lived in St. Louis. Was there any other career you had thought about doing? At first, I thought about going into Radio Broadcasting behind the scenes. What is your favorite part about teaching? My favorite part is communicating with and helping the kids. Why did you choose Althoff Catholic? I chose Althoff because there was a job opening and I was already coaching here. What classes do you teach here this year? I am teaching P.E. Are there any other subjects you have taught before? I have taught Freshmen English and I was a Learning Lab Teacher. Were you a good student yourself? Yes, I was a good student. F S- C T: PE D What was your favorite subject? My favorite subject was English. Who was your favorite teacher as a child? My old Driver’s Ed teacher. We lived on the same street while I was growing up and he was friends with my father. He was also my baseball coach. What is something unique that we may not know? I have a wife and two kids. Any advice you can offer to encourage your students to be successful? Always work hard. Believe in yourself. Don’t let anyone tear you from your dreams. F S- R H: PE D When did you know you wanted to be in Scheduling and Guidance? When my father started working here. Where did you go to college and what degrees do you hold? I attended the University of Nebraska, Lindenwood, Belleville, and Lindenwood, St. Charles. I have an undergraduate and masters in accounting. Have you always lived in Belleville? I have lived in Belleville and Lincoln, Nebraska and my favorite is here in Belleville. Was there any other career you had thought about doing? I thought of being an accountant. What is your favorite part about teaching? Being able to help the kids gets to the classes they want. Why did you choose Althoff Catholic? I went to school here and I liked it a lot. F S- R H: PE, S, G D What classes do you teach here this year? Two sections of Physical Education and the rest of the day I work in the office. Were you a good student yourself? I was not a bad student in High School and I was a high honor roll student. What was your favorite subject? My favorite subject was math. Who was your favorite teacher as a child? My favorite teacher was Mrs. Ross because she had a pet boa constrictor that was seven feet long and she’d wear it like belt. What is something unique that we may not know? I'm afraid of COTTON BALLS. Any advice you can offer to encourage your students to be successful? Try hard and have fun! F S- C A: PE D When did you know you wanted to be a teacher? I knew I wanted to be a teacher since I was young. I like helping kids so this is the best profession for me. Where did you go to college and what degrees do you hold? I hold an Associate of Arts, a Bachelor of Science from Oklahoma State, and currently working on Master’s Degree for Health. Have you always lived in Belleville? I grew up in Arkansas and moved to Belleville after college. Was there any other career you had thought about doing? I thought about coaching at the collegiate level. What is your favorite part about teaching? My favorite part is interacting with the students. Why did you choose Althoff Catholic? I chose Althoff Catholic because of the great environment and the Faculty and Staff are really nice. What classes do you teach here this year? I am teaching Driver’s Education. Are there any other subjects you have taught before? I have taught Health. Were you a good student yourself? I wasn’t a good student until college.
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