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

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Active Both In And Out f School There were very few organizations this year, but those we had were each active in their own way. Pep Club was our smallest organization, but they showed their spirit by coming to the games to cheer and root our teams on to victory. People who like to eat participated in the Spanish Club. Everytime they met, they would eat a variety of Spanish dishes and have a fiesta to show how much fun they could have. is ,, 1-2 5-5 . is-Q, . fri, .P 1 , ,,., f , n, , V' z Z v 1, .A ,xi pi .r -.-Q1 ' 'n g-.nanny ,f,,. .VZ It Vi, ig i ? i f l i f l V fi 1 i i l Q ' ' .,....,. ,..,,, .. - ,5'.:.-ra a. -ggazjgk,-I wr.:-2::AE if -,ery fr-i'1 W' 'f-? if If'Ef5233Fif5?Ii.E.2-5:5-5E:Ss5.13:2:fEf?:f':- I'5 ma:-' YGf'f2f5:5 .,i'ff,::ff'.g: .1,:i,1.3z31pf.2., rff'1.f1 445155 ' i - :.:f1..'S'24.-3: i ' iff? W f??l- ' ' ' -' Q X. ' ., ,... . f -1:54. 1 if I n l I 1 ' -is III I-2-7221 ex., -. -1f-sfi.2g'5z1.:- -'Sirk if'-jg, -' ' ' '-' ' Z-Q:gf,5f: V, I .,: ., , ,,,. ,,.h., ,1,.:, , ,1 : : . :, . 2 I 7 N 'I-H I- :ci-L, , ' ' 4-s, ':..1:y,- ' 52255523itffzmagriizgig,-:--1,gg:5g:5.rs2,2:5qgE-:- 1 'Ji . Q V i I I f , .i Sit'- 152121, ' ig'-2?-:ieglp ,f M e gg:- . a z-.5 , ' -'P if .- -flzw 11:?--251 'Fxkvi M 4-2 ' .?4Ps -' V' :Ji . -. - - zv- f ,'gr'Qgsfr, af'Q5is-121 , :.,,.w,.,,. ' 1, f a , . if----.fs--.:1:L.sE ' mf'-,w-4 ' Q , , .,-1 ,M .f.,, ,w1-ia., .ff , 1-.Aff,N-.-..,.KfCp.-.-sffa-.f4::.,g.Qfyg g .- 255, giga- , . L.-.'f,.....s.f.i.,.,.i' ,.:4w.,i4..e. f 4,1g2:,y-mgxgggt-.,,-s',p,5 4,5-z,-m., 3g,H,,3,::5.p,,,:,:5'1. i s National Hol They were a in National average to 1 remain in tl Together, th in our schoo. our clubs ada .Nix amen ..,..mw-- - vw .