Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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M59 Freshmen enjoy getting acquainted with seniors at the big- little sister tea. 5? Rick Evoniuk Mary Evonuk Sarah Fisher Theresa Francis r.- Cheryl Gauthier Curt Gauthier Sue Gerety Mike Gieber f N Alan Fish Pam F urrer Nancy Gent Sue Gillies i iw . 444 . gr in Ml' i ll ' 'lt-Igg, ' -.U R 5 Cathy Girard Sylvia Giustina W V A . fp A! vm l . ' ' -ii IA, QM. i . I T I Dan Harbert Tim Higgins ' z M i ,. Linda Hassler , Terri Gottfried Keith Hodgin Tex Holliday Sue Holvey Laura Shaw and Mary Evonuk patiently wait for assis- tance from the office.

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FRESI-IMEN Frosh Adjust Smoothly The first week of school the halls of Marist were once again filled with laughing, shouting, half scared frosh. During the second week they were forced to wear bibs and at the end of the week became full fledged Spartans at the baptism in the courtyard. To show that they were really considered a part of the school they were invited to a Welcome Freshman Dance held Saturday night of initiation week. At the dance the friendliest girl and boy were chosen - Terri Gottfried and Rick DeAutremont. Soon everything was back to normal and the freshmen set- tled into the busy but friendly atmosphere at Marist. They elected their four class officers and four representatives to let people know they were there and ready to give. Class spirit was shown in the sign painting contest during the 1969 football season. They also had enough spirit to take a second place in the school's penny drive and added 593.00 to their treasury. However, they only placed fourth in selling basketball tickets. Even though the freshmen's. holly sale did not turn out well they came forward to aid the men's club in the poin- settia sale. After Christmas they followed tradition by putting on the'Welcome Back dance. When warm weather finally came around, boisterous fresh- men could be seen throwing the frisbee and falling into the fountain. Others lounged around in the sun and enjoyed just being lazy. E ' 'rape' - 4 fy.,-, . QR . , I, . A O 6 . iv' N 4 .a N Theresa Conklin Brian Conway Bill Cramer .2-H John Caufield Mary Claska Ken Coen iii l 1 f .A . lv Kim Dandurand Sue Darkins Mary Davis Susan Dean Rick DeAutremont Kathy DeMoss Joe DePaepe Robin Dion Paul Dumolt XJ' Marcia Duncan Theresa Early Gloria Eidson

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Mary Hoppe -nv Cynthia Hutcheson Angela Pershern gets teaching experience by helping Diane Julian at St. Mary's School. , ,ww-N f in' M ,hu .alan df' w a fl- f , rig ' Debbie Johnson Steve Johnson Mike Kaarhus Mary Kerns DCby Lahaffi' Pat Leavy Joe Long Mary Lyford Tom McKeigue Morgan McQuiston X Cindy Navarra Tony Newman Lise Nobert .Sue Nugent Colleen O'Donne1l H5 -2555? - 5 Roger Latterell Yvonne Maher Dave Olson