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

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Top left IWrs. Pinnell demon strates the use of a black board as she figures out problems for the general business class. Above Patrick Kappelman and David Love wrap up their books, by checking over and adding the figures once more. Far left Brigitte Baker concem tretes on her work, While Kathleen Griesemer worries about her hair. Lower center The general business class I ' 'tquielb' listening to one of man v lectures given by Airs. Pinnell about the c apter. Left David Eek relaxes utter a hard class in general huwnem while working on his pmjer'r,

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The halls were alive with the sounds of music di- rected by Mr. Mike Kern with new band and cho- rus programs at- SCHS. Some of SCHS,s best vocalists and instrumen- talists added their talents to a wide variety of events which had never been done before. Both groups participated in Masses, the Christmas and spring concerts as well as the district meets and television programs on Tele Cable. The band also performed at sports events and Home and School meetings. The sixth period chorus ..-, .7 .- n-u-c. v-qmw The Halls Are Alive with the Sound of Music was comprised of juniors and seniors. They were accompanied at concerts by the early bird chorus which practiced at 7:80 a.m. every morning. This group consisted of fresh- men and sophomores. Many of the students had never sung in a chorus before and found it was not as easy as they thought. Senior Steve Quinn commented iiThe class was harder than I thought because you real- ly have to concentrate on your part while singing the song? The SCHS band which meets during second peri- od is mostly freshmen with a few upper class- men. This year's band was really two bands in one. Besides the concert band, a revised jazz band performed at the basket- ball games and benefit shows. Mr. Kern ex- plained ttI was really impressed by the time the students put in to the jazz hand because there was much out-of-school time given up by the students? Both the band and the chorus specialized in pop and spiritual music at their concert productions.