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

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And Reliving Yesterday xx f-5 1 ,, , ,,, f . . 1 - f X- Top left: Denise Lorenc is totally infatuated with her teen-angel Joe Macko and kind of disgusted with his chaperone Ann Waxell ot the Junior 50's night. top right: Mr. Ayre seems to be pleased with the outcome of the last test in Junior history. bottom left: Bob George does his thing os Merlin the Magician in that far-out folly done by the Social Studies Honors skit The Sword in the Stone. bottom right: Two heads are not always better than one, has consistently been proven by Mr. Pettyes and Brother Mike. Academics 25

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24 Academics Living Today. . . Top right: Gary Bleck and Brother Mike seem to be contemplating a deep subiect in the famous-for-fun Junior History class. bottom right: Mr. Rolack is obviously trying to make a point as Ann Waxell and Jim Patton sit through another great criminology class. left: The distinguished Leo Daly does a remarkable iob as he portrays that well- known figure Richard of Nixon in the Social Studies Honors skit The Sword in the Stone.

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Powers - Different Where It Counts' Religion at Powers involves more than iust a class that meets three days a week. It is feeling and growing through knowledge based on theology and yourself. You are given an opportunity to examine your morals and look obiectively at other religions. The class known as Youth Corps gives students a chance to teach and help others in the surrounding community. The all school and individual masses give special inspiration to the students. These masses are designed for the students by the students. The participation and enthusiasm added make masses such as these highlights of the school year. Religion teaches you to be a better person by learn- ing to know yourself, others and God in a more positive manner. lt is one of the most distinguishing factors of Powers and is certainly evident throughout the year. Top: Phil Gallagher, in his usual state of thoughtfulness, proudly displays his inten- tions for a football victory. middle left: Father Osborn distributes ashes to Estelle Maxwell on Ash Wednesday. middle right: Sr. Marion seems delighted to see that Carol Care is present for class. right: We have Mr. Koscielniak, Teresa Fitzger- ald and Cheryl Airgood to thank for the perfect atmosphere of music at the quad masses. l 26 Academics