Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Freshmen class officers: Pres. Mark Wolfe, Vice-Pres. Kevin Early, Sec. Karlin Craig, Treas. Toni Doveri. FRESHM EN The 1971-72 Freshmen truly experienced the feeling of fear and lowliness as they stumbled, with much harassment and embarrassment, through their first week of classes at Marist. Unfortunately, for the Freshmen, no one was exempt from the insane ini- tiation tasks they Were forced to undergo. Things settled down though, after the Frosh were baptized and the friendliest Freshman girl, Anne Damewood, and the friendliest Freshman boy, Tim Beyer, were chosen. The Frosh girls were officially welcomed to Marist at the Big and Little Sister Tea. The Frosh showed their true Spartan Spirit during Homecoming Week when they decorated their hall, voted for prin- cesses and yelled themselves hoarse in the yell con- test at the assembly at the end of the Week. The Freshmen proved that they Were a class that could Work together as they sponsored a jazz and Blues Concert. With the help of their class officers the Frosh sponsored an event that was enjoyed by everyone. All in all, the Freshmen had a pretty good year and proved to be a class that not only Marist, but one that they themselves would be proud of. 108 wks Bruce Abbot G-1' ' b f 90? I v Tim Barnes Claire Beveridge Joh Baird 1-3, P aul Benoit Tim Beyer

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