St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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BUCK PRIVATES Prvxiflfvzt ......... J. DWYER Secretary J PI ERC Virv- Pfl'.9ilff?l1fA. G OODWI N 1 rezzszircr l-l i-IAZAI the missions.. . football hero Fl2ESl'lMENfinexperienced . . . Swami of the Cryst but earnest frosh . . .howto be sophisticated the freshman vvay . . . vvhatfs this-amo, are, avi, atus, x:?, photosynthesis . . . imaginative Eng- lish comps, specialties . . . scholarship above average. . .serious election of officers . . . musi- cal ability a plenty . . . found-wherever theres i i anything going on . . . quizzes . . . food sales for X, Balln . . .academy award vvi ners, proof? - 'Silver Win for Christmas . . . midvvint hayride our ovvn jazz orchestra . . . Fi sodality meetings . . . first ten vveelcs, tests . court champions fj.v.D . . .a nevv friend, Bernif . . . prom night and aching feet. . . Thanl4s f the Memories' '... But final victory lies ahea 5 xt, i i Q J. Pierce .T0,

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MORALE BUILDERS Front row, left to right: A. Hassett, M. Antil, H. Stoyell, J. Hill, E. Heim, S. Young Back row, left to right: J. Dwyer, G. Sheridan, W. Madden, D. Odell, A. Goodwin, E. Hogan, D. McNeil lt's Wednesday afternoon-2:45 by the library clocltfwe find everyone bustling around, gath- ering up instruments and stands, ready to dash up to the gym for the weelcly afternoon jam ses- sion . For here, too, music is a powerful morale builder, It is the pause that refreshes after a day of study and recitation. Receiving the Hdownbeatf' from the conductor the orchestra swings gaily into the stirring strains of God Bless America, sending each note vibrating through the rafters of the large hall with the spirit of true Americans, An occasional sour note from the violin section retards progress somewhat, so baclc to the beginning they go for a fresh start. This weelcly session is a pleasant diversion for its members who strive diligently to perfect each overture, each waltz and ma- zurlca, that each performance may prove an over- whelming success. The activity schedule of the year permits sev- eral opportunities forthe orchestra to display its remarkable talents. The most outstanding of these are the Senior Play and class night pro- grams. Qn these, and various other occasions, a well prepared and flawless performance is en- joyed bythe audience who leave the hall with laud and acclaim on their lips4'sul'ficient recom- pense, indeed, for this industrious group. ...QQ-