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

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Q5 Lower left During Catholic Schoolhs week, Bishop Bernard Law, pastors and associates from Springfield Catholic Churches conceIebrate Mass on February 6 in . thanksgiving for the American hostagesh safe return : A from Iran. Top center This symbol of our Christian F aith is our key to life. The crucifix is located in St. Agnes Cathedral. Top right All: Mike Kern and band members, Erik VanRhein. Linda MacDougaII, and Michelle Giboney, accompany the chorus at Iiturgl'es. Bottom right Junior girIs participate in many school Alasses during the year, one of which was held in the gym.

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.w. .mm - nmum-s-nu-mevp-q Administration Is Our Key In the beginning. God made Springfield Catholic. With the help of Bishop Law and the rest of the administration, God had a special purpose in mind: to be part of ttthe educational and spiritual ministry of the Catholic Church and sharing in the purpose of all ministries in the church, to further the work, truth, and presence of Christ in the world? as stated in the SCHS student handbook. Springfield Catholic High School has had it,s ups and downs in the past few years, but through all that, the Bishop, the administration, priests and parents have believed in what SCHS has stood for. Being the best spiritually and academically, has been an important goal that they have been trying to achieve over the years. Sister Raynald feels like the biggest change in the two years she has been at SCHS is in the spirit of cooperation. ttThe students have been so much more cooperative this year; it makes everything more pleasurable around schoolf she commented. The care that the administration has taken in our school has been our key to opening new doors to the future. ggijr$RTEM$ th