Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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RALLY Rallies Boost Spirit The spirit at Marist depended on two groups - the student body and the rally. Rally worked together to inspire and lead and the student body cooperated, most of the time. When it was difficult to get a good crowd of students to an away game, rally, assisted by the yell kings, did a good job of leading those there to sound like a large crowd. This year varsity rally used a new system. Each girl chose a game and at her game she decided on the uniforms and the cheers. The system eliminated arguing and made activities move more smoothly. Besides leading the cheers the girls participated in dance competition. The school band accompanied their Roaring Twenties dance. They won second place. The four sophomore members of junior varsity rally possi- bly had a more difficult job than varsity rally since they led cheers at even less attended games. J.V. games were early and preceded varsity games. Only the most dedicated found the time and the energy to make it to both. The J .V. rally did succeed, though, in raising sounds that made people think great crowds had come. Amy Gottfried leads a basketball cheer. rrer, and Maureen Gallagher. Yell Kings Dave Girard, Tom Cooley and Paul Atkinson discuss yells. fe ln XA l

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Captain Iiex Bonzer perfomiing at the Homecoming assembly. DRILL TEAM Sprites Add Class This year's drill team consisted of fourteen girls from the senior, junior and sophomore classes. With Lex Bonzer as captain they created and performed routines at half-time for the entertainment of the spectators and an increase of Spartan spirit. This year for the finale, the girls dressed as dolls and exe- cuted a precision dance. Y Drill Team Members. First row: Roxann Hodgin, Colette Helfrich, lyn Brown, Sherry Nesbit, Mary Beth Gross. Not pictured Bridget Peggy Hume, Kathy LaGrandeur, Maureen Ronnau. Second row: Conway. Jeanne Dorigan, Carolyn Kann, Mary Reed, Maurya Kaarhus, Mari-