Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Organizations N! Qs- i- -1--Aiea . Chris Martin and Marcella Saul exchange ideas, while Mike Barnes attempts studying. Students make use of sun out in the courtyard. 'Dan Shaw and Paul Leatherwood contemplate fic, ' ! -x Q wa J' egg' ' my ' 1l t

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42 .- l V J -f. 1 I fx 's ., A, John Oakhurst tDan DeAutremontJ removes the body of Mother Shipton fCo1leen Keithl. Uncle Billy tKelIy O'NeilJ draws his knife on John Oakhurst. DRAMA CLUB Getting in the Act Marist's first drama club, directed by Mrs. Lolly Jaqua, Worked throughout the year to surprise and prove to the students and parents that drama had a place and purpose at Marist. Through stuffed toy sales, car washes, help from fa- culty and students and the enthusiasm of club mem- bers, the club produced a puppet show The Purple- Necked Black Bearded Blatchj' and a one-act play The Outcasts of Poker Flat by Bret Hart. The puppet show was presented during the Christmas program and later at Montessori. The play, a great success, surprised many, who came to realize the im- portance of a good drama department at Marist. f af' 1 5 X- .3 gag.-W. 4. , a.E'-igzhfiid' ,. ff EE Ei' 5: Lg: :: :: ::' -...X out llll llll HH IRT'-YQ Qp gm III:- uu HV Make-up director Linda Schmitz assists Colette Helfrich and Colleen Keith. Piney tMarcella Saul! leads the outcasts in Buffalo Gals.

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Q X Iii: -'es Q ii-n. r l l s while playing checkers. EIGHTH PERIOD Day Is Done GLEE CLUB Jeff Bedbury Julie Beyer Sandy Bringe Cathy Colley Theresa Cramer Susan Dean Shannon Fix Jennifer Gillies Margaret Girard Claudia Green Eileen Hanson Paul Hribernick Pam J anecek Kennette Killion Frank Koza Paul Leatherwood Glee Qcont.J CStatisticians cont.J Diane Lipney Danette Lorch Sharon Robertson Marian Schmidt Bruce Smith Guy Stores Carol Villeneuve STATISTICIANS Leslie Blume Mary Brorby Susan Dean Vicky Johnson Barb Lee Sally Mangas Chris Martin Phil Anne Meile Debbie Merrill Molly Saul Janet Seven Lois Seven Debbie Thenell FUTURE TEACHERS Marcia Duncan Theresa Early Jennifer Gilles Michelle Howard Connie Kauffman Theresa Kauffman Cindy Navarra Angela Pershern Julie Schreiber CHESS AND CHECKERS Jerry Adamski Dave Gerety Nick Gerety Mark Horrell Greg Howard John Johnson Roger Latterell Kevan Mayer Tony Newman Pat O'Connel1 Mike Pitcairn John Sandstrom George Sachs Debbie Thenell Mike Wagstaff Eighth period, the activity period, lived up to its name. Upon completing normal classes for the day, each stu- dent was free to use this forty-minute period for activi- ties. Furrowed brows marked several Spartans as they poured over checker boards, musical arrangements and statistic sheets. Less industrious students used their time to relax in the cafeteria or courtyard after a long day.