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Aubrey Lacavich

Aubrey Lacavich, Business Manager

Aubrey Lacavich, junior, is the Business Manager for the Marquette Messenger. This will be her first full year on staff. She plays in the school orchestra and is involved with several clubs. Outside of school, she enjoys dancing competitively at Renee Johnson's Dance Studio.

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Ava Nordman, junior, used carving and ink skills for their intaglio project. They are taking the new Printmaking and Fibers class that was offered this year. “This class is much more experimental compared to other classes,” Nordman said.

New Art Class Intrigues Students

December 9, 2022
Police officers from Chesterfield, Saint Louis County, Clarkson Valley and Wildwood were at the scene of the evacuation at MHS.

[Photo] Breaking News: MHS Evacuates After Social Media Threat

November 17, 2022
Rusty Willis, senior, repairs a bike for his shop. Rusty opened his shop during lockdown, when bike shops were booked.

Rusty’s Bike Repair Shop

October 28, 2022
Students evacuated the building Tuesday due to a faulty sensor in the kitchens that triggered the fire alarm. Firefighters were automatically contacted and arrived at the school shortly after the evacuation.

False Fire Alarm at MHS

October 7, 2022
Senior Nick Lee asks senior Elley Dwyer to Homecoming with a sign. Lee asked her at a friends birthday party. “We talked about it before, but I didn’t know there was going to be a poster,” Dwyer said.

Signs Dominate Homecoming Proposals

September 16, 2022
Breanna Boevingloh puts her phone in the caddy before the start of class.

MHS Sees An Increase In Phone Cubbies

September 13, 2022
The first real prom of the 20s was held at the Frontenac Hilton in Creve Coeur. In the past couple of years, prom has been cancelled, or held outside.

Return to Norm: MHS Hosts First Real Prom since Pandemic

May 17, 2022
Aubrey Adams, junior, puts gas in her 2010 Mini Cooper at Petro-Mart for about $50, a jump from her usual $37. This is due to the increase in gas prices in response to the impending invasion of Ukraine by Russia. The increase is mainly caused by increased sanctions by both the U.S and other countries who have taken Russian oil off the market.

Gas On The Rise: Increased Sanctions on Russia Led to Gas Price Increases

May 13, 2022
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