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

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' 'Alright, warm up time ! , ordered Mrs. Riley. All P.E. classes started out with some type of calisthenics con- sisting of jumping jacks, sit ups, toe touches, and running laps. Students in these classes divided up into teams after warm-ups and actively participated in the different sports. These included such things as dart throwing, kite-flying and the ever-popular square dancing. Physical Education teach- ers Mrs. Riley, Mr. Johnson and Miss Guastello all agree that one of the most important ingredients of a successful P.E. classis Responsibility. 59

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Pep Club Keeps Spirits Soaring! Through out all seasons, the pep club supported the teams with their usu- al enthusiasm. While football scores remained low the pep club cheered the team to their victories. Revising rules was one of the new changes the pep club saw. Along with the basketball season came a new school song. Written by Coach Van Dine, the pep club sang the song at the start of the boy's varsity games. The pictures on this page are: 1) The pep club for the 78-79 year. 2) The officers for the year were: top to bottom, Secretary-Marian Baker, Junior Secretary-Marsha Morris, Treasurer-Karen Parks, Vice-President - Chris Woods, President-Stacy Robinson. 3) An action shot of the pep club at football game. 4) Mrs. Gillespie is pictured here with the Homecoming queen, Kathleen Raviell. Mrs. Gillespie has given her support and supervision for three years. This year Mrs. McCune was her helper in doing the best job possible. Mrs. McCune and Mrs. Gillespie organized everything and kept it under control. It was a job well done and they deserve thanks and the appreciation of all. 61