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

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ffm'weai-ixiiwifizufiissg12L.f 2f5:,'en 1i5'??Qff5'33f15 'l k ' M 1 al I r I i 1 I Brother John Prsha Miss Pat Henderson W F jeff Pfankuck tries a back -handed hit to return the badminton birdie. Physical Education was taught this year by Brother John, Pat Henderson, and Mr. Jack Dougan Q g x Jack Dougan. Students 1 r,iZ 2 ,,it fif' l actively participated in yiiti volleyball, badminton, V:',,, r t softball, and bowling. 'yiii '4ty i Bowling was started last year and continued on to , ' as this year: proving success- g l',, '4t'e ful because the students l i it gi 'i could handle the respon- ' rlu' Q t l l sibility of an off-campus y class. Pat Henderson instructed Health class and taught P.E. the Freshmen Anatomy, the physical part of P.E. Craig Cruse watches for the pins to fall as Laura Lugge turns away from her gutter ball. -Q , . 1. junior guys wait anxiously for the return volley. Freshman girls take part in the educational side of P.E.-Health class.

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u ' an 1 ,, , Vg Y7,.7.,,., , 1 5 N Mrs. Barnett ,QM in ,- 4 , 57 ,,,,,,.,. , 5 1 i One day I will be like my father, boasts Sean, Brian Rehagen and Marcia Healey are held in rapt attention at Mr. Hyde's pearls of wisdom. 'HQ' ,Y Bill Trimble seeks the answer to fff3 in his history book Jim Verfurth grabs some Z,s in 5th hour Government. To the right, Sarah reads the personal ads as Carol dreams of one day owning her dad's restaurant.

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A F .' 222 xxixil 'iii .511 ,z ,-2: pa! initial -1':1f:':I1 S ... 'SXQXTSQS1 -ix Tom Collins finds his computer Brain helpful in electronics class. I , , Jr-f .wg - V ,, ... hp , f 2 1 'H ' ..'. ' 7? car- A .-:A,.: WN.,-, ' f , Now featuring, the serious side of jeff and also the humorous side. f -A Ov will Steve Sturgis chuckles as he admires his new masterpiece. A -Tec SCHS students spent their afternoons at Graff Area Vocational Technical Center. They learned skills in such fields as woodworking, electricity, marketing, and commercial art. Vo-Tec helps students to get first hand experiences in technical careers, Three scholastic credits are given to each of the students, fulfilling the three hours of school time that they are away for campus. Vo-Tec is an excellent program open to juniors and seniors enabling them to expand their talents in fields not presently available at SCHS. 'nf ,A., ,,:.. -1 .,., ,,,,, 2 A y ,V A gi ' . , , .,,, a......l..,,.,M I .V , ?wf'ff115 u 1:--. Q , .- ' ,fvfwlrif J . I 1 .ii111i1:2. ,- vvrav f 412 5:3 Q , , y 1?..?:EfA::' -A gl ly 2 Q., Wil ,V ggi, arg..- ki 'L N1 'BMJ The Vo-Tec gang shows their enthusiasm in their work. Keith Collins changes channels of thought from school work to Vo-Tec. 'll -.. 9 Q --- , Q .