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

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.a -.n .. n... unceRw-qwg-urw Sports The thrill of Victory! That was always a good feeling knowing you were the best. That feeling was what SCHS always strived for. Just having a winning season wasnit good enough. Many of the teams with winning seasons were disap- pointed in their final achievements. The football team began preparing for a trip to Busch Stadium to play for theistate champion- ship, but the 2 and 3A teams left the Irish with a 6-4 record and n0 play-offs. The varsity girls basketball team had a lot of quality and a record of 19-9, but were turned back in the district play-offs after questionable calls by the referee which left the Irish fans in dismay. , top. .. A rmw-uw-rwm '-' --. , r A Year of Triumphs and Defeats The running sports brought a different look from the previous years. The cross-country team lost their five year reign as GCL champs. The track team did well sending much of the team to the state track meet. ' The girls softball team was a little disappointed. After a slow start the team captured a record of 2-5, but then lost at districts. All our teams had their ups and downs, their victories and frustrations, but they never quit trying. Thatis what made our athletic programs so unique, even when the chips were down the Irish spirit prevailed.

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Top Ten Academically: John Jabusch Sean Hyde Ed Rippee Mike DaiIey Joe Howard Dan Bowen Robin Robinson Donna Schatz Ruth Lawrence Steve Quinn r w......... .e- lwvtm.- ..A Top center Carolyn Fago accepts her diploma from Bishop Law who was assisted by Fr. Edward Eftink. Above Listening to speeches give the seniors time to have their last reerction of high school. Lower left Those happy graduation tears are finally let out as the graduates spend their final moments together as a class. Lower center left Valedictorian John Jabusch and Salutatorian Sean Hyde await their chances to speak to their classmates and relate their thoughts to them. Lower center right The excitement of graduation finally exploded from the class after they were declared official high school graduates.

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