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

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' , I3 EUI3 'UIELUDU 1. Junior Varsity front row left to right: Jennifer Roberts Jennifer Simpson Kathleen Griesemer Lesia Lugge Ellen Lee Gail Loonsfoot Ann Vienhage. Back row: Janis Prewitt Barbara Trimble Lisa Spielman Leslie Baker Coach Pat Henderson Brigitte Baker Linda Spielman Karen Lemery manager Virginia Miederhoff. 2. Teamwork in the huddle as well as on the court was displayed by the Irish. 3, Concentration shown by Sharon Bramer was important in volleyball. 4. Irish No. ll 5. J.V. teamwork powers the ball over the net. 6. The Irish look on as Brenda Rehagen bumps. 7. Getting under the ball was always easy for Brigitte Varsity front row: Melinda Johnson Lisa Otradovec Linda Lugge Nancy Forgy Chris Zucchini Sharon Bramer Angela Hyde Back row: Coach Pat Henderson Lesa Stafford Laura Castillon Brenda Rehagen Angela Coulson Alisa Swisher Rita Swisher Michelle Robinson manager Virginia Miederhoff. , . . , . , , , , , , l , , , , Baker. 8. Senior standout, Angela Coulson, returns a winning point. 9. . , , , , , . , l , , , , , . . . , 1 9 2 f if, 1 -'ff 1 B an nn Layout by Brenda Rehagcn 83

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Volleyball was welcomed back to the SCHS sport's scene this year after an absence of six years. The Fighting Irish had many new tricks to learn which demanded many hours of devoted time and effort. Coach Patti Henderson, with an endless amount of patience and endurance, gathered a large variety of girls into two enthusiastic teams. The Varsity Volleyers ended their season with a 4-9 record, with the Junior Varsity finishing out at 1-6. The Irish gals' record was very deceiving. Many times games were lost by one or two pointsg but the Fighting Irish kept on in full force. The SCHS school system budgeted the sports department enough money to purchase brand new volleyball equipment: official-size net, referee platform, and leather volleyballs. The new set was much easier for the girls and Coach Henderson to manuever. With a year of experience behind them, the Irish girls are determined to gather many more victories in the future. An. ., IIULHUU Elffill-ii 1 s x Xkllslj f 1' 1 1, v,,,,,,.,,w,ff,, W-wmv,-1 awww, ff,,,,ffu.,,,,m,,.,,, .,,, ,,,,,.-we-. . .. ..,.,,, f 1, -1-2+-51f:2'f ' .55 bs.-:S Er .jzi ...,.. I W-.,,.:,,,, . .. ., I.,-,:gigs:r:1s1:f:::2:-gr:-ry. lei -.11 -. 1,1- 1 it 3 1-:'::E'3:22:',-I-xl 1' sam--ef:-:f::j:,?g:z2:1:r:1:1:r . - .,j-. ' s ew n. 'rs-1-a:2::-1 egg , eras ' :1, :1:s:g-5fg.,.,,.et , N- Q.-f.-M ., . . .H . . . .,, ,v. .,,,, .4 .,... V , .. ,,..'fg,, -fa vs -w as , . M.-,Q 11... z:f.p::::::4+',.q ,+1'...9'1-f.z..f,,vm- . .- f 1'-fl.-: . '-: rf. - !' f ff ftlifif 715 :z3:fg 5'f' 5'f. 1 in 5 ,.-.A ,,,i . . .. ,:..,,.,.,,,:.,5 ,, ,. ,E 1, .. Y'-I if :: - .i n f . ' - 1 ':'.fa'5??55?'1i??'fQQ7i'Eli I i ' 2 3 7 Q - .1 Q .... e , fp- 39? 1 , f 'WEP J p . I ,fe .f ff- f , ' A Q, '... , . n. X' Q-- X , mffgo 1. M Q X f ,fre f' Lf 1 I . ,CQ sas! V4 I 2 1 . o - z A' rl, ,lf iv . ' K7 T Q, . .,,. . , s 5 fs' ' '.'A f a , ', Q. ' 41 fr ' f 4 ' -

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ILUI? WIBIEIYIJ 'UIIUIE QKUIIEILIEE IEJIBUDIIU Running is a sport for free-spirited people. This year the team was dominated by six freshmen and one sophomoreg but the upperclassmen were not to be discouraged. With Coach Horton at the helm, the Irish runners had a respectable season. T f z ' 'S ' ' f, .1:1kp3?,Zg-1-'1 V- V --4-'lv ,leafy JE, in :' ,,f !'ggK, .V ? ' U , , 1 - 1 --lf. 45:3-5-291-g,, 4R3 5 .,4.' I pvb' f 'Q , 6 e -' ' :,. , W ' 16:2122-2121:.2:fy:E-i2:EQ1-2212 'f 0' 'Y' 2, 5 -A I f w i Q f '1 24 f ,L 3641 . 5- 'gif n, ' f' -.-,, 1: ' , 1 . ..,.- 1 W. -721, fig-, I , - '1113--. 53' Aff .-,1-,-li., .. Q - 1 I 1 Cross country running is not seasonal. The team took many months of preparation and sometimes long, hard, and lonely miles of running. Jeff Quinn, one of the many devoted runners, prepared all summer by Weightlifting and calisthenics, which paid off in the meets. This year, the Catholic thinclads carried on traditiong capturing the Greene County League title for the fifth year in a row. Five Catholic runners placed in the top ten including first placefrom junior, Mike Dailey with a time of 13:28 on the course. Good Luck to all of the Irish runners in the future. 4 ,,, ,. in ,, I ' Q . ,, 1. lava l' I ,. 'J V., few ,.. J' ., Qylf.. ,R y' x' , lf' ' riff? t 1, -tV.-i fg- all 2, 'Y 45 Z9 1' if J w QL, 4 1'.1W f Y ' I, fl. Y -., 4 , ,, 2 .1 Kb, ., 4'-, 152' ' zz LASQQZZN ?Iff Q, ..,' E 1 'Q ' -ami, vi W Z' s F, . - -il -' 1 337' , ' 13. '. y z'--f , - -- ,M .,, wwf -A ,fl 3 ,. X- . JI. ig lm. 5 Xt' F