St Marys High School - Marian Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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Under the guidance of Mrs. Mattingly and her staff, Mrs. Konek, Mrs. Tierney and Mrs. Crespino, the Students are kept well fed and happy. Each day finds Mrs. johnson ready to take the lunch tickets. From Whom We Receive Service The camera spots a group of hungry Seniors in the cafeteria Mrs. Helen Mattingly has Very competent ly supervised our hot lunch program ever since it began six years ago. Mr. Cronister and Mr. Habjan are always ready to lend a hand when things need attention. 'urn-u.... Of great importance to our school are the people behind the scenes. They devote their time to service our needs, and we de- pend on them for a great many services. Every task they perform makes our World a more pleasant place in which to live. 19

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Bob Schirk, Stan Gavin, Ben George, and Duane Gartner enjoy a game of touch football during Boys' Phys Ed class. Christie Payne, Patsy Esch, and . . . Maureen Dudgeon pose for a Picture Chief aims of the physical ed classes for boys before elass ends. are the creation of good sportsmanship and men- tal and physical development through teamwork and individual skills. Muscle coordination, physical development, and the pleasurable aspects of active athletic participation are included in the objectives cf the girls' Phys. Ed program. , Students in Mr. Forbes' psychology class learn that psychology can help you understand yourself and other people. Health classes give us an insight into the intricacies of our human anatomy and how to take care of it. ww? .p,. Z .gg i '.-.. Psychology students realize that this subject is of major im- portance in our everyday living. 18

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We Joe Albertini Barbara Beasley Cathleen Collar Bill Colles 11 Anja an Steve Dellasega Maureen Dudgeon Patricia Esch jane Friend Duane Gartner Mary Nell Gilmore Steve Groner The largest class in school finds many in f lf? . G if - 31 K x 5 sw: 1 ' new challenges as they start on their high school career. Religion classes take on a t deeper meaning g Latin and French words enter into their vocabularyg the intricacies of unknowns tantalize the algebra classg future homemakers acquire skills of cook- ing and sewingg literature and music awaken a sense of beautyg sports teach teamwork in all activities. ith Whom We Learn if on 1 fi