Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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l . Cross Country Team. Front row: Dan Harbert, Alan Fish, Gaughan, Rich Mull, Steve Andreason. Russ Mull, Art Sullivan. Back row: Tom Cooley, Steve T Coach, Mr. William Freeman l SCOREBOARD League Preview First Marist 25' Central Linn Marist 21 Elmira Marist 39 Creswell Marist 28 Oakridge Crow Chemawa Invitational Sixth Marist 31 Pleasant Hill District Fourth 'In cross country, the lowest team score wins

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Sports CROSS COUNTRY Times Are Changing Before the 1969 season, cross country had been on the down-swing. This year a new winning attitude came to the Spartan harriers. The wins were partly due to the arrival of Mr. William Freeman, a well-liked, dedicated coach and a great addition to the coaching staff. The new winning spirit was evident in the Spartans' cap- ture of first place in the league preview. Richard Mull broke the wire. The team went on to win dual meet vic- tories over Central Linn, Ehnira, Pleasant Hill, Crow and Oakridge before losing to league champion Creswell. The team traveled to Salem to compete in the Chemawa in- vitational and placed sixth out of the nine teams com- peting. At the district meet in Oakridge the team placed a disappointing fourthg Richard Mull captured third place individually. Richard was able then, to compete in the regionals at Coquille, where he placed third and at the state meet in Salem, where he placed ninth. Senior harriers honored at the Pep Assembley are Steve Gaughan, Tom Cooley and Richard Mull. Richard Mull warms up for district. Art Sullivan, Steve Gaughan, Alan Fish, Steve Andreason, Tom Cooley and Rich Mull await the firing of the starter's gun. i 5 .WI I 50 I

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Sports SWIMMING Team Strokes Out To give it all you have ought to be the atti- tude of anyone participating in an activity. Members of Marist's 1969-70 swim team, though plagued with a few apathetic team mates and' a general lack of support from the student body, still pushed with that unique Spartan spirit. They gave all they had. Individual performance overshadowed team performance. Two outstanding swimmers, Phyllis Seubert and Mary.Brorby, advanced beyond the district meet. At Philomath, Phyllis established a new all-tirne record for the girls' 100-yard backstroke. Her time was 1:12.1. Our only state competitor, she grab- bed a second in the 100-yard backstroke. She also took second at the Lewis and Clark meet which was held to determine the top senior swimmer in the state. Junior Mary Brorby achieved two firsts and a fourth in the Clemens Invitational at Philomath High School. During a practice, team members take time out for some pointers from Brother Charles Mary Brorby gives herself a workout in preparation for a meet. LETTERED r 1' J' if .-,:a..:g.,Qf sy- ' i fl ,.5f.Qe: ' Q l.' -' 1- as-iii' :ff .17- i . S P e..i 4 J Phyllis Seubert Kevan Mayer 'WW ' 5 , ' wp Jig? 3fi'3!'g Mary Brorby Mike Pitcairn g 'l ff - , Mary Claska Jerry Adamski n . I Nancy Gent John Cautield -i-' it V . Blige- 'E .