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

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despite internal ly successful in his school year ip of Dan Eck Vienhage Vice- atson Treasurer' 1 Secretary. The Mary Jane. d sponsor agreed pose of Student - as a means of een students and t students and i on how this purpose should be fullfilled. denied a voice in their own govern- ment' the administration didn t trust them to make their own decisions. Thus even their opinions it seemed were rarely heard. Sister Mary Jane stated that she did not trust the students to make their own decisions, because she felt that they did not accomplish all that they promised. Although a conflict existed within Student Council they found that a work enabled them to sponsor several successful activities. Powder Puff Homecoming raised school spirit and the funds from the Magazine Drive helped purchase new curtains for the stage. 1. As Student Council sponsor Sister Mary Jane helped to. organize activities. 2. The Sophomore girls showed their winning style in a Powder Puff football game. 3. Look out Debbie here comes LuAnnl 4. Student Council members related their ideas to Sister Mary Raynald. 5. Although the Juniors lost their game they didn't lose their spirit! 6. The representative from READER S DIGEST explained the proper tech- nique for selling magazines. 7. A typical Student Council meeting! Student Council were being, COITlpI'0IniSiI'1g' and al lot of hard N' ' ' - c.,' f 4 H w .,:cg.: 4-:-'.::g.., ,g.-.- irhzfi li 0-MV: -Vrwylyhivr 'WA . ' fewm-:'sg.,-f I'15 ':1 'Ef 'f4.?7E2'y1':,:Z5'ivg4g5 f 3'2lgg ggi' 3,454 I e-1211- - fs.. . 13.112 :+'?9:fj5 3: ' .5 U ,I 5 .1 f .1 'f-5 ' j,g.5':'.i . .... . Z -. V l Z1.L1tE'ffi? 'f5T3 , , 1 . , f5: .,3, ...,?. 53.35. , A? ' A , -2Qf'f :Q:jf: Q E Fw Rf, 1 ' m g J? . vi' . f ' .. wg 4' 4-1 4. ,1.',.,, Y- .15 ' ' gal' f 5 V Q . 5 5 L, 1 gif? .Ai K . . M t , .+ . 5. . 1 5Mikf.,'v:f1'f -by -' ' ? '5f'2gIi:. l -, , . .Vx -.y ,L Z.. .-I' - . :V il,-cfs-.E Mi' 4- 45: W Q L, gig '- .2-PSQS .' ' - 1 , . . - ,C V M VVT' . '-fail-F--1 f - -. 1. Q. We . ..7i 'f - 'xv 55.41, 2 33: 'ff-'jf fl 'f X' ,fi ' F' sl 'g3Ag.k,Ta'1.+ga'-' -: 'fi .ifkgfi '22 LA! .mg :QV 'wig-'S-fA154f,:..., ,- ' x H. f.-.'Aas.'fnLiiaY,ez'.,.a.:ik25i5' .SSS L' 4 Vzvhff- ' iii' ,im 9 3 zvw 'z , Z ji? 4 .,, -A 11.5 , 6 , l . .--. ,....f.' .,.1,s 4 'Z' in we I 1 ad. L yout by Wissbaum A: Splelman

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Km- Undercurrents Don't Stop Student Council Student Council, despite internal problems, was fairly successful in achieving goals this school year under the leadership of Dan Eck, Presidentg Rocco Vienhage, Vice- Presidentg Mary Watson, Treasurer, and Melinda Muetzel, Secretary. The sponsor was Sister Mary Jane. Both the students and sponsor agreed that the ideal purpose of Student Council is to serve as a means of communication between students and administration. But students and sponsor disagreed on how this purpose Student denied a ment, th them to Thus, ev were ra Sister M not trus own dec they did promised .,, Q , V - lf .. ' A ze . , ,., , . , , f ' , - I ff .. I ,, ov f. 1' , ,,ff,,, g ZA Q ' Y . 'ff-Y, -ff' -V ' , W ' .za P ' 'f , a f Z ff . , , 7 if 1ff4'fw 741' 1 O Q ' bf 'f f wg - v,,j fL ,Y 4 71. - ' 5611 -, ,:2f '25 'fi ff, M, 9 is a -wa' 1 f ' 'fag - Q A ',. ,J . x V ., 3 ',,,- ' , 1 f ' ' ., mv., , I . W M, Q- , ,, '37, fyfgf - -ff v 2, f. 7 ,4 : f!':,, - 'f ,gf 2 A . , .1 ' w V, ,h,,,v,f A ' ' QW' 2 J ' - f 3 ' ' ff2l Z59'f' Q' , ' ,, ' ' 4? 4 if-A 'f ' wwe , , ' ' f 4-'if ' ' 5 ' ' , ,. , ' , A if ' av 23 ,r I . 4' .. f 1 f' f 'f -'Q jvgag' Q f if ,I I I V fl W -- f-11 'H aff , 'Z 3 4 - ,f 5 ' Q, '44 T ' ' V 6: .ACN - , 1' .,'. ,Q ' . ' 'fy f I Vrf- V' ff' if ,J f J',m4.:s ' yd, ' fwafvf hww iw, 1, ,fl I I 4 Z I Vwjr, 1 2'--2 2 K ' 1, ,V - zf, , . ev' , 2 lj W. Qi ' 3 ' ' ' 7971- 3 .'f V A' va, , 1 X 'v 4 I Q... 9 .qi 5 l

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Wilt 33 5' We afywiw 4x I r 1 Spirit was exemplified this past year in a. prismatic manner. The school acted as a prism for all of the various activities. As these clubs, pep assemblies, and other athletic activities, flowed through the school, a rainbow of spirit appeared. Thus, spirit was expressed in many different colors. Sometimes these I I r i colors comple other times, tl And sometime clashed! Each ed some aspec personalityg bu colors blended school's spil Student Counc