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

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Adults build . for future. ary Martin, Sister Mary Shaw, Mrs. Brice, Freddie Ray, Miss Pat Reilly, Jim Lehar, and David Fleetwood were the new membersjoined the faculty and staff this year. Coach Martin taught physical education. She said, I have enjoyed teaching here because of the faculty's openness and warmth that has been extended to me. Sister Mary Shaw, ASC was head of the Religion Department. Students found that her classes were full of lively discussions. Students learned about Nova Sco- b tia, Canada, her home country. t l a a ' ' n w Mrs. Brice taught Health, Earth ' T 'i l' Science, and Biology 1. She began - , ., , college and teaching after she had . , , ' ' A . ,- w O raised her Children. 1 l' , I W , The new secretary, Pat Reilly, from NYC, kept busy getting to know the students. David Fleetwood and Jim Lehar were the new janitor ancl mainte- nance man as they kept the school in tip-top condition. And after years of coaching at Fair Grove High School, Freddie Ray coached boys basketball here. The faculty of SCHS played a great role in maintaining the unique quality of our fine school. I W Z O T 1 Q I Q i t I 1 ll Mr. Andrew Saunders and Mrs. Sally Brice prepare for science classes. 2l Mrs. Joyce Plnnell and Mrs. Libby Broeknoven teach business and home economics classes. Sl Mrs. Margaret Newton and Mrs. Mary Dulle and Sister Carla Marie all teach languages. In Listening unbelievingly, Mr. George Abramovltz tries to keep an open mind in government and history classes. 5l Tweedle- dee and Tweedle-dum, alias Mr. Roy Vahldick and Mr. Fred Redd, of Mathland clown around in the coachls ollice. 6l Principal Sister Mary Raynald Blomer S.S.H.D. puts her time in perfecting the school. 7l Sister Mary Shaw heads the Religion Department. PAGE 69 The Faculty enjoys a Christmas party. Zl Coaches Mary Martin, Freddie Ray, Fred Redd, and George Abramovitz sport their ball-handling tech- niques. 3 Sister Carla, Sister Shaw, and Mr. Mike Kern all teach Religion. in Mrs. Giselle Bilyeu, Miss Jan Tucker and Mr. Mike Kern make up the Fine Arts Department. 5l Sis- ter - Dr. Mary Jane Slaney holds the library together. 6l Counselor, Mrs. Rena Coller, helps students.

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OWNS lli Kobbermann HLETIC oyce Roetto LAUGHS Chona Suva O NALITY i Kobbermann GOING i Kobbermann SSED Kobbermann MILES ohnna Berg was the biggest fear of all for most freshmen. Being a freshmen meant the back of lunch lines, new teachers, and occasional harrassment by upper- classmen. But most important, being a freshman also meant the beginning of lasting friendships, fun times, and four more exciting years. 09 6 Class Officers: Pres. Charlie Meek, Sec. Sarah Soetaert, V.P. Ricky Qumucio, 8r Treas. Mike Ponder. fears were the seniors being mean to us and getting lost around the school, Marla Kliethermes said. But as the weeks went by, and the freshmen got involved in various activ- ities, athletics, and clubs, some of the fear was eased. Freshmen Christina Parham Becky Payton Greg Pollard Mike Ponder Jay Ponder Lance Reeves , Joyce Roetto ' Chris Ruzicka Linda Schatz Amy Seehom Jondra Shifflette Christy Snider Sarah Soetaert Dianne Stringham Chona Suva , Paul Tenbrook ' Marshall Thompson L 'elgevin Tlllmaf'n 1.5; Monica Tran Wynn Tyler Adrienne Waddle J.D. West ervousness, anxiety, and uncertainty were felt by all freshmen on their first day of school. Not knowing what to'expect UMy biggest 09 y

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3 x .x ! I t? O LaunUGiQODt$QL TEACHERS: George Abramovitz - BS; Giselle Bilyeu - BA; Sister Mary Raynald Blomer, SSHD - BS, MEd, MS; Sally Brice - BS; Elizabeth Broekhoven - BA, MA; Sister Carla Marie Candella, SSHD - BA, MEd, MA; Rena Coller - BS, MS; Mary Dulle - BS,- Michael Kern - BS; Mary Martin - BS; Steve Moncher - BS,- Margaret Newton - BS, MA; Joyce Pinnell - BS; Freddie Ray - BS; Fred Redd - BS, MS; Andrew Saunders - BS, MA; Sister Mary Shaw, ASC - BS,- Sister Mary Jane Slaney, OSB - BA, BSLS, Eds, EdD, MA, MEd, PhD; Janice Tucker - BS, MA; Roy Vahldick - BS, MS. Faculty 69