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

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Il I Here s to Your Health! Health Education at Powers is more than iust learning how to give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. lnstructor, Miss Beth Noble, stresses the values that must be used in difficult decisions or situa- tions. Included in her curriculum are such topics as mental health, first aid, alcohol, sex education, drugs, smoking and environmental health. The main obiective of the class is to prepare the students for the future, hoping to moralize their behavior. The Health Ed. class pro- vides the student with a headstart in combating the perils of adult life. Students form opinions and morals alike, hopefully it will make their load a little lighter. Top: Mike Skrzypczak practices first aid techniques on Mark Mes- sler. bottom left: Beth Noble took on the Health Education depart- ment single-handed and did an excellent iob of it. bottom right: Miss Noble appears to be all wrapped up in her work. Academics 33

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Math: Venture Into LOg1C Powers Math Department definitely prepares students for work and life after graduation! Stu- dents may sometimes question the relevance of classes such as, Algebra, Geometry and Trigono- metry. However, these classes do broaden the scopes of students in everyday life as well as those bound for college. Also offered as classes are Basic Math, and more advanced classes such as, Calculus and Math Analysis. A new course in the curriculum is Analytic Geometry. This is geared toward students interested in college calculus. Each of these classes helps prepare someone for any of the thousands of careers involving mathe- matics. Top right: Mr. Kehoe is as much at home in the Science Dept. as he is in a math room. left: Tammy Buffa seems to be enioying the individual attention from Mr. Hird. middle right: Brother John Bantz explains the summa- tion of a series for the 50th time. bottom left: Sr. Helen Rita helps a student with one of the more difficult prob- Iems in the chapter. 34 Academics