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

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Mind Over Matter In Psychology , Brain-picking and deciphering ink blots were only two of the activities psychology students participated in. Miss Stucka had the Seniors analyze themselves all year with different exercises such as making posters and keep week- ly journals. Thought sheets'' became an outlet for grievences and comments.

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Francaise And German Out two foreign language classes are German and French, both offering a two year program. Mile. Fields teaches French and Sr. DePaul, German. Not many students enroll in these courses but the ones who participated really felt it was worth their time and effort. 1 2 3 4 1. Ms. Fields teaching French I a new word. 2. Another French 1 class baffled. 3. Patricia Cassidy and Theresa Kenney enjoying another German II class. 4. Sr. DePaul and Greg Kelly reviewing in German II. Another year has come and gone and more students will be venturing into taking French and German. 41

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Future Beware!!! Drivers Education is an elective course for sophomores. It was taught by Mrs. Riley and Mr. Van Dine. How they survived the nerve racking daily experiences is beyond compre- hention, but at least they had seat belts and their own brakes. A typical Drivers Education Scene: Driver Da- vid Castro, ' 'How much further.1' Fassenger Steve Baker, Just another inch.11 Mr. Van Dine, 1 'Oh just go all the way. Mrs. Riley, Some help you turned out to be. Ron Schauweker, ' 'Now how about the A. Vocational Technical Training gives the opportu- nity for juniors and seniors to take an early step to- wards their career. There are quite a few fields that are offered, such as welding, key punch, and dress- making . Here Pat Raveill tries his hand at running the show, as Mike Carpenter finishes off a few rough spots. 43