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

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September saw 33 awed freshmen register for the year. Soon the new routine of studying Latin, Algebra, and the others, bustling to get to places on time, and doing things the new way became familiar. The VVelcome Party made each feel a part of the Student Body, and the Faculty Tea proved to them and their school- mates that they had arrived. Boys began to turn out for athletics, and girls made themselves part of the frenzied cheering section. The class of '62 was off to a wonderful start, scholastic and social. A crowded basketball season and an early Lent braked plans for a Sweetheart Dance and later for a Mardi Gras, and led the freshmen to enter an early bid for an after-Easter date. First year successes but prepared the way in the minds of forward-looking frosh for bigger and more numerous achievements. Enthusiastic Hearts Donald Pruitt Douglas Snider t 1,2 gf-'ffl' : cffristizi r r Virginia Rausch Susan Reavis Patrick Stinson Gregory Wright , ., A fn, ,Q f R - 4 as 3 Magic QM W ii i 'W if e -r ' r s ' ,g ' ' ie - 4' 1 r W Apr 4 i 0 2' , 3 ff 1 - , , .ii A,,i , iy c . 'zii' T 'a W : i if , 4 t R an Ja, , .,-W: vi ,r , 2 - 5, ,I , t R, A - 7 f , , f f in X i, t, 3' , Q' M 5 Mia? f i ,, a ,S duff 3 'N M 4 2 g x tt 1 fig, , 3 ,fx W gn? rr fa if A Wi' Y T9 y W KA? Y S5 gist K r Q is -fr ,fit 5' ,lf K -f ' ve? Y Qi! ix' 33 4 ' 35' if Q3 QD Patricia Meeker Michael O'Brien Patricia O'Hara David Roohr Michael Wright Virginia Michael Kerry O'Hara Michael O'Neill Thomas Rouhier Daryl Zapell T . . ., , ,. ,. .A X ?ff'l'?S' Q ,1,1Y?ZLiJ 1- 1 , ',i. PQ' r -. I W at wr 1 ff-E?LM5xF if -I ' 5 . ' J all W ,f, f-. ' g 1 , -,'5ga,g.- , 7 . ,. ,, . ., i. , - g1fQ. ,, -as M1 , 1- 'e-'-r 1 ' za ,--' a t fi' iff? P 3 - 5' 7- it 1 f .. H W ,gm A 45,3-4 + W ,Q ,T 5 x in C Lj z wilfim wg, in M jf? Q X 5 i Y ll e i ff 'Yagi' 'Q T3 fx Jw 'figfiis rig K f lp . ' ' i if ff, G igg,-Q2 g Ji 5 V' .5 2. , .r ,X rev we as ll a -I-, 314 ' M? 1 ' ti S' 3 5' 'I 19

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