Powers Catholic High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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llll Top row, left to right: Helena Seidel, Molly Sapp lCo-advisorl, Barb Amesbury, Jan Dasky, MaryAnne Cady, Mary Kay Weibel, Tina Amer- ling. second row, left to right: Anne Kendra, Kim Wilson, Ellyn Heimforth, Ann Sermak. bottom row, left to right: Kathy Saiko, Kathee George, Bev Cherwinski, and Teresa Norko. not pictured: Advisor Mrs. Carla Tibble. It's Pep Club and Volleyball Since the Pep Club got its start in the i973-74 school year it has grown much in interest and par- ticipation as well as recognition. Comprised of several seniors, iuniors and sophomores this year, signs were hung for sports events and skits were put on to encourage enthusiasm. The Pep Club advisor Carla Tibble had the role of chief-organ- izer and material-getter along with the club's president, Anne Kendra. We offer our thanks for a big iob that deserves big appreciation. The i973-74 school year saw the beginning of a new intramural sport - girls volleyball. Many Saturday afternoons were spent practicing set-ups, spikes, and serves. Theteam then competed against Grand Blanc, Holy Rosary, and Mt. Morris, along with all the city schools. Coached by Ms. Sapp, they compiled a 2-5 record, losing matches by only a few points. They're looking forward to a promising future. Girls Volleyball Team: Top row, left to right: Coach Ms. Molly Sapp, Mary Jeanne Morrison, Darlene Kushuba, Kim Sabourin, Mary Kuiaczn- ski, Cindy Lehmkuhle, Janet Plunkey, Charity Fournier. bottom row: Mary Gallagher, Evelyn Duso, Leona Fournier, Debbie Kaczmarczyk, Tammy Buffa, MaryAnne Lepri. Sports I 27

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.V.'s Gain Experience for Varsity Fancy footwork and team effort started off the season for the girls J.V. basketball team. They were up against heavy opposition this year, but even though they whooped up a lot of spirit and enthusiasm and gained some needed experience. They netted three wins over Flushing, and two against Kearsley and dropped eleven games. With the help of their coach Sis- ter Nancy and lots of togetherness they had fun, tried hard, and if the good work keeps up the Varsity looks promising for next year. l 126 Sports Junior Varsity Girl 's Basketball Team: Top row, left to right: M. Roesner, P. Morrison, Coach Sr. Nancy Ann, D. Miller, C. Roesner. bottom row, left to right: K. Walrath, C. Lehmkuhle, D. Kaczmarczyk, J. McManaman. rfl i' iiiii l ts. ' gy., Bottom left: Debbie Miller leaps high to get a clear shot at the basket. bottom right: Chris Roesner and Karen Walrath clear the way for the dribbling of Debbie Kaczmarczyk,

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A group of women at Powers have chosen to develop their ath- letic abilities in the field of softball. The '74 season was their first year playing in the league of the Big 9 - they did fantastic! Taking to the mound, infield and outfield they soon learned haw to monopolize the bases. The team finished with a 6-6 record, which is the best record in the girls' history. They are looking forward to next year, when they will return in full force - minus the lone senior Chris Thayer. Winning special recognition were: Leona Fournier and Chris Thayer tied for M.V.P., Penny Kelush as Most Improved P., and Bridgette Scott with the Special Spirit Award. When evaluating the situation it is most evident that women are the softer sex. l 28 Sports Girls Iain Big ine 1974 Girl 's Softball Team: Bottom, left to right: D. Miller, T. Montqas, P. Kelush, L. Four- nier, D. Kaczmarczyk, and C.Thayer. top, left to right: Assistant Coach Kathy McGee, Coach Beth Noble, T. Morrison, B. McLogan, P. Hollman, C. Lehmkhule, L. Miller, B. Scott, R. Lehmkhule, and Coach Sr. Nancy Barbour. Above: Debbie Kaczmarczyk grips her bat, sets her stance, and leans back to wait for the right pitch. right: Sophomore pitcher Penny Kelush releases the ball in hope of a strike.