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

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The Marian -- The Voice of the Press MARIAN HEADS planning for future publication of the Marian are Sharon Roberts, editor, Sister Philomena, in- structor, and Lynda Pirkey, feature editor. The Marian, published four times during the school year, has highlighted various events of the Oregon Centennial as Well as all school ac- tivities for the year. The paper Works as an educational tool to give the three juniors and four seniors of the staff a better understanding of the art of express- ion. A portion of the Student Body fee is granted to the paper. It obtains the remaining funds from .local advertisers. The Marian is an important factor in inform- ing the students and in promoting good public relations. However, the Marian'5 Work takes second place behind the achievements of those people who make the news. MARIAN STAFF all working hard to make the issues of this year's Marian the best yet are Anne Haviland, George Lucas, Judy Kaiser, and sports editor, Gary Miksche. THE GREENE TWINS, Rene and Herb, laugh at a picture of themselves that is about to be put in the paper while John Zeleznick and Lynne Parsons look on.

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xv It's Mostly 21 atter of Technique 'QW W eww, , 4, in M-V'4',.,5-fs., f ':: PRIMITIVE MASK or class-inspired texture, it's all exciting to the artists and their instructor. Counter clock- wise are Rosemarie Boat, Dan Rouhier, Dianne Day, and Sister Justyn Mary, A CHRISTMAS TREE graph puzzle, organiz- ing in the fertile brain of Tony Marshall, in- trigues Marilyn Martin, Jere Randolph, and Tony. I CAN'T REACH MY TOES -But after a. semester of practice they can easily perform the feat. Proving this are: Sue Ellis, Jennifer Espey, Andrea Lewandowski, Cheryl Dunn, and Rita. Dupray.

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Life Walks the Pages of ur Lance SHOULDRRING FINANCIAL RES- PONSIBILITIES of this year's Lance staff is Laurene Espey. The past years are pictorially brought to life in the St. Mary's Lance. From the beginning of the year until its culmination, the hands of the Lance staff worked unceasingly. Anyone passing room 203 could hear editors rummag- ing through drawers for copy, typists pounding away, and such remarks as Pass the eraser, please , or Does this line look straight? The students were confronted with the usual journalistic headaches of meeting deadlines, Writing copy, and composing headlines. This year, contrary to custom, the Lance was produced by an all school staff. Better coverage t .. 1 ,I 'cl -Q.. ma CO-EDITORS Diane Adams and Marv Frazier get together to talk over their constant problems with their patient advisor, Sister Cecilia Mary. BURNING MIDNIGHT OIL to meet their deadlines are Lance staff members, Ann Darland, Dorothy Rausch, Paul Smith, and Mary Jo Batzer. and carry over of experience motivated this change. Four extra pages were added to the annual this year. Tony Marshall, student photographer, transferred the darkroom from storage space into a humming place of business. There were many temptations to give up, but fortitude, patience, endurance, a sense of humor, and the help of Sister Cecilia Mary finally assembled the year book. TONY MARSHALL, PHOTOGRAPHER, hard at work. His unnumhered hours in the dark room and his skill with the camera have added greatly to the yearbook.