St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Spectacular Elections Climax Fun-Filled SHIELD editors will be Patty Ann O’Donncl, page two; Rita Robertson, editor-in- chief, page one; Beverly Layden, page four; and Susan Crabbe, page three. Gret- chen Engler and Corrine O’Neil will co-edit the ’69 Yearbook LANCE. ELIZABETH HILL, pres; Christina Logue, v-Prcs; Grace Schrocr, treas; and Marcia Bukaty, sec; will lead SMH music activities as officers of NCMEA. LIMBERING up for fall sports events are N. Engler, B. Per- rin, C. Puhr, D. Knowlton,C. Lubbert, H. Myers, B. Mor- an, S. Galvin, B. Lamb. S. Myers, M. Puhr, B. Riley and S. Marquis. M-CLUB officers Tom Bates, Jim Freemyer and John Gray plan to unite Trojans Athletic teams. TRIPLE-J football captains J. Hatfield, J. I'reemyer and J. Gray plan now for a successful and spirited football season. 80

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Successful Cheering Year BOOSTING frosh spirit this year arc Mary Kay Thompson, Brenda Tuohcy, Mary Puhr (captain), and Sue Galvan. B-TEAM cheerleaders Becky Perrin ’70, Carol Lucbbert ’70, Barbara Moran ’69,Grctchen I.ngler ’69, and Carolyn Puhr ’69 (captain) lead the Pep Club with lively chants and origi- nal yells at all Junior Varsity football and basketball games. DURING an afternoon pep rally, loyal Tro- jan fans exhibit pep and enthusiasm, clamor- ing for another victory. BOB Albert makes his debut at the Bas- ketball Homecoming Game appearing as Troy Trojan, St. Mary’s mascot. VARSITY cheerleaders demonstrate the fan formation that took a blue ribbon at the Mar- shall Clinic. Barbara Wiederkehr, Cheryl Cain, Rose Puhr (captain). Helen Myers, Cathy Pow- ers, Diane Knowlton. and Rama Anderson attended the clinic. . 79

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Experience Co-operation Students’ Goal CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION provide opportunities for students to become involved with each other. Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, LANCE and SHIELD editors, NCMEA, Thespians, Pep Club, M- Club, football captains, and cheerlead- ers all stress the value of teamwork, involvement, and unity. These clubs and organizations held spring elections for a smooth-running fall term. New scheduling will permit club meetings during the noon hour. WORKING closely with Student Council arc ’68-’69 officers for National Honor Society M. Schrocr, treas; C. Logue. sec;C. O’Neill, vicc-pres; and R. Robertson, pres. Sr. M. Alice will distribute the NHS pins Christina and Corinne are holding. HELPING the cheerleaders to bolster spirit during the 68-’69 season will be next year’s Pep Club officers, Beverly Lay den, treasurer; Susan Crabbc, president; Gretchen Engler, secre- tary;Cindy Lynch, vice-president; Jeaneen Black, junior secretary. STUDENT Council officers: Jim Freemeyer. vice-president; Teresa Pctrovic, president; Mary Schroer, secretary; John Trow, treasurer; through summer preparation hope to unite clubs and organizations for over all student co-operation. OFFICERS E. Hill, treas; J. Trow-, vice- pres; M. Schrocr, sec; G. Smith, pres; G. Schrocr, rep; guide drama-minded Thes- pians. 81