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

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Top left, top right, bottom right: Mr. Weibel, Fr. Osborn, and Bishop Sullivan share their ideas and thoughts with the part- ing I974 graduates. bottom left: Carol Care pays close attention as Mr. Noteboom reads the graduates' names. I 90 Seniors

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Semors Round Home Stretch The class of '74' has shared four great years in the community at Powers. As they rounded the home stretch of their high school days they were paid tribute by fel- low students and faculty members. The farewell began in the traditional manner of a mass. Brimming with beautiful music and inspirational readings, the ritual touched the hearts of the seniors and gave birth to a sense of unification. Seniors took a break to sit back and relax at the sen- ior breakfast. The Juniors hosted the meal in genuine good taste! A skit was put on to refresh bygone memo- riesf it was a pleasure iust to reminisce. Honors Night was a cumulation of individual triumph. Seniors stood up, were counted, and praised for all their accomplishments. Representative Dale Kildee offered his words of advice and encouragement to top the festivities off well. The class of '74' reached the finish line in glory and were awarded a wreath of memories. Top: Representative Dale Kildee speaks to seniors on the topic of academic excellence. left: Mike Mondelli proudly returns to his seat after receiving numerous awards and honors. above: Ann Ser- mak and Ellyn Heimforth narrate the skit while fellow classmates react appropriately. Seniors l 89

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ll ll F3..i,-,.. . .as . .. ,, A We May Never Pass This Way Again Cast away our fears and all the years come and go, take us up, always up. And so the Class of 1974 grad- uated with the hope of a bright and promising future. Commencement exercises were held on Sunday, June 2, in the school gymnasium. Two hundred ninety-three seniors listened expectantly to the words of speaker Bishop James Sullivan as he tried to give them a brief glimpse of iust what would lie ahead. At the conclusion of the ceremonies caps flew and the tingling feeling of excitement was clearly evident. But mixed with the smiles and laughter there were tears - tears that expressed the sorrow that comes in parting with that which has been so precious. They came as freshmen when Powers first began. They have lived through all that Luke M. Powers has become and have helped in making it live. Now they must move on - with the distinction of being the first T class to have gone through all four years at Powers. To the Class of I974 we say thank you and much happi- i ness always - because you are something special. l I HAVE ONLY ONE WISH . . . AS YOU REACH OUT TO TOUCH ' MAY THE WORLD NEVER HURT YOU. Top: Tom Kaza is almost to his goal - Fr. Osborn and a diploma. bottom left: One of the Beavers walks triumphantly back to his seat, with diploma in hand. bottom right: The shoes show the individuality of each graduate while the gowns show their unity. Seniors I 91