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

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, Y Workmg 1. For the fifth time, Miss Newton showed Nancy Hall how to do the problem. 2. Once again, Joe Sisto typed out a program on COMMODORE BASIC . 3. The poor Algebra I students saw no relief in sight under the slave-driving of Mr. Horton. 4. The basic properties of Wlth Flgures II students seemed to be Miss Newton's pride and joy. 7. Miss Newton covered the next section for the Algebra I students before assigning them homework. 8. Individual attention was Miss Newton's outstanding quality. 9. With a pretty smile, Carolyn Fago paid more attention to the camera than to Miss the Math Newton ta courses: Alg Advanced M helped a du That was e teaching in t instructed h Geometry st difficulty fro ' K o 0 0 And speak1 t I arithmetic stayed with the Trig students throughout the class. 5. Miss Newton's roommate's pastime of making Peanuts computer calendars helped to decorate Room 11. 6. Algebra Newton. 10. Mr, Horton, you were supposed to have the test done already! . Z Z ' 1 , f .23 f ,,.,J l f ilitm. .. BC. . , 1 -- -' A w Mi - 'fb' WL:-1,. , ' f ,f 'fx T -.X 2 N.. .. uiiliii .. . .mm .mm mm. annul g neun .0 nuns .0 - . un. .. funn .. ul, , . an . f nuns ....... .. .-.. .. Q .nn ... .- .. ....- ... .,,,, .... . 1 .. . nn-fe .nun unn- nmmo wanna :Mun -ann --u-V .-wmv .nun .. . funn . . n nun ........ A nl an . ..... . nn.. 3 n - W.. .. ...nu - ' u an K o u .. ... 1 a u , 1 A . .. au' ' 1- no ,ef ... -AQ A .lv .V In nun ............. .. ang.- N... ... .. .amor .. un. V 'J ' -1 no-nu . v .. funn :enum canon - - Annu - I ,nun , noun .w..,.. .g , ...nu ,, lm 080001 ......... ...-..... ....,,. -- -- .nun ,. .. .. 1..Z,:9 H . , . nz. H .Q ' :i .. ., ..h..,.::.. .mm . . svn.. Mn, .. ......... . . ' - -' 1- nun. .nun , .nun , V, ,...:,,.,, ., , H --'W' pagan .Aunt L rx X .mu nun 1 ,,,,,,, ' ' gg-.17-E, -,, f- , ,. ..' , ,HH ,A -, V Un v D 1 vm 11 rfwwna ru v Q A - , ',,',, ',',,' 'l .zWz.zQfw43'-41. :Z at ,2 5 .,,.. ! !' ' --ww , 1 'r'f-nzq, 44- fi--1 ff ,----in . ,, e mum .Hi 11 l . v - W., . , . , mmm. .nun- V. 'f . .. . ,, V H M...- M... -M.. gf M'- , ...f umm. Y nun., I r mu' H vuowu X 1 .'. m.. I .. I , 1 I 1 I: E . ,. Wm, in I V lm: t W J Y 1 V n4:a.'3.' ' zz f 3, Q I um 1 meow 8 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' E ITHIOIOIIU 4 5 l 1 1 1 1 - I ...... . . on-un funn un f uuuo . unu- theorems by one could d- graduation. l'

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hence of a. supreme y helped raise this iree times a week. nd New Testaments, character of Jesus. lphasized Christian Juniors spent time d today, in the light 1rch's most recent aking a deeper look course in marriage, Living God In The 80 1. Heh, heh, CHEEZEV' 2. Freshmen students discovered that Religion class was more than studying the Bible. 3. The junior guys enjoyed a private joke as Mr. Meaney stressed a point. 4. As Mary Watson did her homework, Sister Bede discussed morality. 5. As Mr. Meaney lectured, Molly Gimson grimaced. 6. In Religion class, Joe Sisto paid rapt attention to Mr. Meaney. 7. At an all junior Mass, Steve Quinn participated by reading. 8. The effects of drugs were explained by Officer Robinson. 9. Freshmen girls sang to start class in Religion. 10. Even Religion test questions could be humorous for Mike Donelson. it id f ami I' Q 'W 5 , 'r-mar. . ' '-1 . 'S llllf 3, 2 'EXE 3 . 'li .,....... -

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:ures prlde and joy 7 Mxss le Algebra I students lvldual attentlon was With a pretty smlle camera than to Mxss :osed to have the test 'BT I in -..ew Y. num uuuu c mum nun mme ss sunus ww nmw And speaking of figures, there was a new one in the Math department this year. Miss Donna Newton taught five Math or Math-related courses: Algebra I, Consumer Math, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Computer Programm1ng, and she helped a dual enrolled student w1th her Calculus That was enough to keep anyone busy Also teachmg 1n the Math fleld was Coach Horton, who 1nstructed half the Algebra I classes and the Geometry students These courses ranged ln dlfflculty from dolng slmple equatlons to provmg theorems by algebralc means It was a course no one could do wlthout two were requlred for graduatxon R xx ,-- '- -v-4-'ASA Us.. fm., 5 W7 'WA s ..-1 ,ffxzaums 1 'W 3f'Q' 13715 .44 ff Layout by Ed Rippee