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

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Involvement Sparks Enthusiasm Weglari, Joseph Weigandt, Tina Wilber, Andrew Wilson, Joanne Winchester, Lynn Wise, John Wisniewski, Steve Wolford, Rosemarie Woodbeck, Margaret Woods, Rosemary Yancho, Lynn Zachary, Matthew Smith, Carla Smoot, Timothy Soltys, Cheryl Somers, Amy Sordyl, Charlene Stepulkoski, Edward Stockinger, Paul Straus, Paul Strawser, Janet Stringer, Donald Sullivan, John Suszek, Paul Sutton, Michael Szabo, Frank Szumko, Darlene Teachout, William Timock, Barbara Tomczak, Cynthia Tomek, Phillip Torok, Martin Uhlmeyer, Patricia Vanucci, Gregory Walker, Theresa Walrath, Karen Warda, Robert Ward, Larry Ward, Marty Wash, Catherine Sophomores not pictured: Airgood, Louis Hilger, Helen Lawrence, Many Lucia, Chad McElhosse, Celeste Pavwoski, Mary Samassa, Delano Spring, Mary Beth Sophomore: I 57

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Preville, Pamela Ragnone, Debbie Ranville, Joseph Ranville, Laurie Rafice, Raymond Rehbein, Julie Rentschler, Rick Ritchie, John Rizik, David Roach, Mary Beth Robbins, Dennis Robinson, Carol Rodriguez, Rachel Roesner, Christine Roesner, Mary Root, Thomas Ross, Margaret Rutkoski, Cynthia Sabourin, Kimberly Sabourin, Timothy Sanborn, Herb Savoie, Theresa Sowicki, Pam Scanlon, Charles Schultz, Renee Scott, John Sedgewick, Mark Sermak, Robert Shaheen, Jeannett Shegos, Susan Shepard, Scott Shultz, Peggy Simms, Bruce Skellett, Victor Sleva, Mary Above: Roxanne Black is caught daydreaming during her American Lit. class I 56 Sophomores

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Sophomores Have a Tr1p W1th Class i Z The sophomores did it in style this year as they added entertainment to their class trip to make things all the more interesting. Kensington Park was the setting on May 29 as the class got together for a day filled with fun, games and surprises galore. The weather wasn't picture-perfect but that didn't stop the sophomores from having the time of their lives. A pie eating contest started things rolling and was followed by such events as a tug of war, a water balloon contest, and an orange passing con- test. ln between all these activities there was the usual sport of throwing your friends and foes in the lake. These sophomores do have that extra touch of class and they used it wisely to make this class trip one to remember. Top: Where does he put it all? asks Jim Hirn in amazement as Mike Leoni gulps the last of his cherry pie. bottom left: Phil Gallagher proved an able chaperone on the sophomore trip. bottom right: Frank Szabo seems to really put himself into the orange passing contest. 758 Sophomores