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Morgan Siegel

Morgan Siegel, A&E Editor

Morgan Siegel, junior, is the arts and entertainment editor for the Marquette Messenger. This is her first full year on staff. Morgan works at Bounce U, and in her free time she likes to spend time with friends and watch reality TV shows.

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Ethan George, junior, works under a fume hood in the science lab. George represented Missouri at the Global Youth Institute where he learned about food security, agriculture and sustainability.

[Photo] Junior Dedicates Research Project to Food Security

Samantha Perz, Copy Editor
November 12, 2024
Nicole Powell, reused decorations from a previous Spiderman-themed birthday party to create her trunk.

Trunk or Treat

Morgan Siegel, A&E Editor
October 31, 2024
Jelly Cat

[Photo] Once Upon a Time

October 28, 2024
Pre-schoolers Benny Bartoe and Alex Sturges play with their stuffed animals, a dog named Puppy Blue and cats, Binks (gray), Jenny (rainbow) and Bell (pink).

Fuzzy Friends

Morgan Siegel, A&E Editor
October 25, 2024
Jessica Brown, language arts teacher, shows her support for Red Ribbon Week by wearing red. Red Ribbon Week encourages a drug-free lifestyle for students.

[Photo] MHS Celebrates Red Ribbon Week

Caleb Monzyk and Sam Perz
October 23, 2024
Corinne Rashman, junior, moves Dallas Cowboys' quarter back Dak Prescott to her bench since he's on BYE this week. BYE weeks occur for players who's teams aren't playing that week.

Fantasy Football Provides Interactive Way to Connect

Morgan Siegel, A&E Editor
October 16, 2024
Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida around 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening near Siesta Key in Sarasota County. Currently, an estimated 3 million people that were in the path of the hurricane are without power according to The New York Times. This image is in the public domain because it contains materials that originally came from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, taken or made as part of an employee's official duties.

Hurricane Milton Affects MHS Community

Morgan Siegel and Zoey Srote
October 10, 2024
Jennifer Leigh Gillian, MPO volunteer, helps Jackson Warden, senior, with completing his credit card transaction for purchasing food from the school store. When using a credit card for payment, students are required to spend a minimum of $5. Gillian is one of many parents who volunteers in the school store.

Parents Support Education Through Volunteering

Kate Jesperson and Morgan Siegel
September 9, 2024
New athletic event expectations have been created to crack down on issues like supervision for students younger than high school age. “You’ve got 4,000 people here, 6 principals and a couple of police officers,” Devine said. “I think by having the adults there, it’s going to hold them accountable.”

New Fan Guidelines Created for Football Games and Other Events

Kaylie Horstmann and Morgan Siegel
August 28, 2024
Sophomores, Omar Elbeshbeshy (right) and Ramy Elbeshbeshy (left) with their older brother in Egypt.

Students, Staff Vacation Over the Summer for Long Periods

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
May 24, 2024
Katy Drissell, American Sign Language teacher, leads her ASL 1 in signing about the weather on Wednesday, May 15.

District Adds American Sign Language 3 to Course Offerings

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
May 15, 2024
Seniors Kiley Markley, Kara Miller and Sydney Barkley add a layer of black outline paint to the pencil sketch they drew on the wall outside of the music wing. The mural was commissioned by Christian Pierce, band director.

New Art Class Adds Mural to Music Wing

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
May 14, 2024
Goggles, water gun, and floaties are all used to eliminate students and remain safe while playing Senior Assassin

Seniors Compete in Senior Assassin to Win a Cash Prize

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2024
Linguistics club plays Blooket to learn Haitian Creole.

Linguistics Club Studies Languages not Available at MHS

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2024
After Spring Break, mirrors in MHS bathrooms were moved or removed. This is a way to protect students' privacy since bathroom doors are now being propped open, Freshman Principal Kyle Devine said.

Bathroom Mirror Removal Frustrates Students

Morgan Siegel and Samantha Perz
April 11, 2024
Zoya Shah, junior, shares a meal with her family at Black Salt in Chesterfield during Ramadan Wednesday, March 13.

Students Celebrate Ramadan

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
March 15, 2024
Rockwood has 135 buses and 12 early childhood buses, making it the largest district in the St. Louis area. “As the EPA meets the geographic areas marked as priority, we will eventually become eligible,” Heyman said.

[Photo] Missouri Districts Receive Grant for Electric Buses

Aubrey Lacavich, Sports Editor
March 15, 2024
Juniors Zoya Shah (left) and Maira Waqar (middle) and Skyla Barlow, public health coordinator, (right) gave a presentation on opioids during Ac Lab.

HOSA Hosts Opioid Awareness Presentation During Ac Lab

Morgan Siegel and Samantha Perz
March 6, 2024
Abigail Lechy, sophomore, reads during her 10th Accelerated Language Arts class.

Librarians Lead Initiatives to Inspire Student Reading Habits

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2024
Most students have very busy schedules which can make time management a big struggle. By keeping a planner it can make it easier to visualize your tasks and can help in remembering what you need to get done.

Opinion: Students Should have Part Time Jobs

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2024
LGBTQ+ support shown by a flag hung in Emily Jorgensen, journalism teacher's, room.

Gender & Sexuality Alliance Club Seeks to Create Safe Space

Morgan Siegel, Staff Reporter
February 12, 2024
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