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

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ww WQ, . NO GAP IN CONVERSATION is apparent when Anne' KATHY ELBERT'S PROGRAM COVER draws attention Haviland, Ron Daley, Mary Austin, and Mr. Randolph of Diane Adams, Marilyn Martin, Jere Randolph, Father get together. McLeod, Bob Farra, and Sharon Roberts. Statehood Themes Traditional Banquet Spirited juniors honored the Golden Class of '59 with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet held at Ping's Garden on Feb. 9. The pioneer theme sparked the Centennial Celebration Pro- grams. Nut cups and covered wagons intro- duced Senior class colors, red, White, and blue. Painted daisies, ivy, and a western fort, which adorned the tables, added a new atmosphere to the room. Special guests and chaperones included Father McLeod, Father Ilg, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Randolph, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Tom- jack. Father Mai was unable to attend. Much planning, Work, and friendliness joined to make this banquet a lasting memory for the senior class. GETTING PROGRAMS and decorations to- gether for the long awaited Junior-Senior Ban- quet are Lynn Parson, Anne Haviland, Mary Hennebeck, Jere Randolph, Marilyn Martin, Kathy Elbert. EVERYONE,S IN PLACE as Dianne Day Ann Darland make last minute preparations. JQMMX 49

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1335 et3T1If? 5X5Q llif lisiif r .S 3 . Scintillating Magic Creates Frosted Fantasy ENJOYING THEIR JOB of chaperoningf the Winter Formal are parents Mrs. Bill Duggan, Mr. Ellis Nouguier, Mr. Jack Smith, Mr. Laurence Espey and Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Nouguier, Mrs. Smith. PRETTY AS A PICTURE! The royal court at the Win- ter Formal fit the picture perfectly. They are Jean Boat, Anne Haviland, Queen Mollie Reavis, and Mary Jo Batzer. f'Frosted Fantasy , annual winter formal presented by the senior class, was held at the Jackson Hotel on Dec. 29. Under a ceiling of stars and snowflakes, boys and girls danced to the music of Blaine Trickle's orchestra and listened to the singing of the Shadows. After the dance was over, the crowd all departed for home with nothing left of the evening but the memories of fun. Each class proposed a princess. From their number, Mollie Reavis was elected to reign by a penny vote. Princesses were Anne Haviland, Mary Jo Batzer, and jean Boat. Designing the chosen program cover merited free bid for artist Dave Mansfield. - .MAPK-!

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The Year Cpens Vistas of Promise NEW SODALISTS were breakfast guests fol- lowing reception on March 19. Seen in Cnearerz' fowl Toni Adams, Carole Doyle, Patty Meeker, Huck 1'0'LUJ Harold Daley, Marilyn Martin, Sister Shawn Marie fblocked by Francis Ahernl, Carol Depner, Prefect Mollie Reavis, Father Mai, and Sister Gerard Mary, Superior. GUESTS OF THE NHS dinner were Doctor and Mrs. E. M. Hanawalt, and Mr. Georg Crevier. Chatting with them are new members Tony Marshall and David Hanawalty. Zmd NHS president Mary Crevier. National Honor Society inducted two new members, Anthony Marshall and David Hana- Walt, at a dinner held in the Annex, March 22. Father Mai, members of the faculty, and parents Were guests for the occasion. Conclud- ing a talk on the value of an education, Dr. Florian Shasky advised the group, Work as if you were to live forever 5 live as if you were to die today. JERE RANDOLPH, CARRIED away by his new found enthusiasm for leadership enthralls his companion Tom Tomjack. Student Council sent the two to Seattle Univer- sity's Leadership Conference, March zo-zz. 50