Springfield Catholic High School - Irish Reflector Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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u iness It's nice to see Deeb serious for once. The picture of a fine typist 3 Margaret Griesmer. ff'7Z?i5:4 N- ' .. '77?ig::I Fi5:1,. :,5:::-.:.'r:?4::::--g,-::r--1w:::- --:nzmfrrznwy-:1..1g:.4:' a--fir:---:ff,.i.,,T, Mrs. joyce Pinnell The Photogenic person of the Year Rick Kutz. For some reason, the camera broke right after this picture was taken. Typing students concentrate on their timed writings . Everyone looks on as Carol explains the problem in General Business 1 'I f 1? I 253. i ,-If' .aa- , . ...t ' 431. ' .3578 ' rs' TF ,,. '-TLM1 ' 1 3 :It 1 1534 itil 'pf .3f'if. ff '- 4-. -.9313 , ni 1 FTE: -- .1 'lin : .VT ,Q J it L 1 - 1 .i 1-1 , ,,...1: .r.-, 1 .J.,.- -,rf 3 -aw: fy A N .Z. i ' -:N - ... E. V 'L 1 . ..l. . f . 1 -LIL .- '..l. '3 , .ln 'IEE ' 1-V ' 1+ .. ' ,::. -l . ..--- ....-H 1 :T .... 517 .. i .' 'HT ,... ..:: v ..- ,,.... 2593 . '. ,J L gg, :Expat 1 ,,i ., Y' P- 15 . iii?

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yping Typing, General Business and Accounting classes were under the instruction of Mrs. Joyce Pinnell. A low rumble could be heard throughout the upstairs hall during typing classes as the students efforts were made to increase their typing skills. Computer Minds with the help of calculators, could be observed in the Accounting I class as students learned the real problems of running a business-such as transactions, posting, balancing, discovering mistakes and correcting them. General Business proved to be most rewarding in that students were given the chance to run their own business and make out checks. Too bad the checks weren't real! Mr. Rust, a student teacher from SMSU, helped Mrs. Pinnell with her classes for three months, helping the students as well as learning to be a high school teacher. Mrs. Pinnell's classes were very interesting and the students really enjoyed them. This is a breeze because I have all the answers to the test ! Joyce and James take time for a break while Lisa hopes to finish her work by the end of the hour. A mir?-wf q .1:E'.:::- .'EI.s..-Y3'E :-....' :I -11:13 4 :e::.,3-:u:4,...f!f,-.-,... ':.:T21 .'.. .,.f:1!-55.1 hs:'..'!1-:E:..g:.-1fa.SZ::Z::::.'LL TTSQLZL'-3 ka-..... Mrs. Pinnell smiles for the camera. Accounting AVAA , ii I wonder if the teacher will notice that I'm watching my hands? ,,,,,,..,, 44 Mr. Robert Rust I I

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The History Department instructors included the following teachers: Mrs. Judy Barnett, who taught ,gf-'Q' sophomore World History as well as Junior American A , History, Mr, Bill Hyde, who instructed Government , ,,' fi and Contemporary Issues classes, and Mr. Jack , Dougan who taught Geography to Freshmen and i Sophomores. r 3 'li, , Subjects were widespread from conducting a trial in fitii' 22 2 Government to studying population, abortion and If' Y current events, in Contemporary Issues. The I American History classes, studied the development Com of our country from the 1800's to the l900's. They SW? conducted several class plays and increased their I knowledge from films Mr. Sullivan, student teacher, helped Mrs. Barnett with her classes. World History classes discovered the development of the world while the Geography classes studied the features of the world such as land contrasts, and bodies of water. Mr. Bill Hyde What can I say? When you've got it, you've got it! X ,,,,, Hx fl Q if '.,V ig , V, ':yx,,., . , , .x l I wish I was as smart as Mr. Hyde! dreams John. , itll , We lr, I E vw .sv-4,111 :: 'f,'-, 2 4 'T it l i li V 1 X , Students prepare for their brain-rattling test for Mr. Dougan. Mr, Jack Dougan 22 ,