Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist Marist VARSITY LEAGUE SCORES Central Linn Elmira Oakridge Creswell Pleasant Hill Elmira Oakridge Central Linn Creswell Pleasant Hill Elmira Central Linn Creswell Pleasant Hill Oakridge JUNIOR VARSITY LEAGUE SCORES Marist Central Linn Marist Elmira Marist Oakridge Marist Creswell Marist Pleasant Hill Marist Elmira Marist Central Linn Marist Creswell Marist Pleasant Hill Marist Elmira Marist Oakridge Marist Creswell Marist Pleasant Hill Kevin Teller takes a close jump shot against Pleasant Hill. J.V. Blue Team. Front row: Paul Leatherwood, Gerard Wolf, Pat Ryan, Mark Siebers, Gary Hassler, Dave Slonecker, Jeff Capps. Steve Romania, Mike Pitcairn, Bud Everts. Back row: Leo Lyford, 3, -'vi 1. ,v I tg-.- N.-v L! M it N 'gwf E A A1- id lil incl