Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Organizations at as .. xx as Marcia Duncan listens carefully to Kathy Kuri1o's reading. SERVICE CLUBS Giving Gets Rewards This year Marist students served their school and the community through Key and Action Clubs, Girls' League and Future Teachers. Key Club members planted trees at school and organized work days for cleaning the grounds. The boys collected food for Thank giving baskets and during the Christmas sea- son rang bells for the Salvation Army. Action Club members visited Green Valley Care Facilities each week and caroled at other old folks' Homes at Christmas. Serving at benefit dinners and assisting tea- chers with odd jobs gave Girls' League mem- bers opportunities to give of themselves. The Future Teachers spent time at St. Paul's and St. Mary's helping first graders with reading. SSIIINNWQS Sue Garrett convinces Kathy Furrer that t Sue Gillies explains a story to Theresa Moran. 32 ll EIN t.-WL: 155'

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