Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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rr A The queen and princesses dance with their escorts Princess Mary Anne Croteau, Queen Ian Lynch, and Princess Danette Lorch. Couples enjoy their dinner at the Black Angus. , .1 A,

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-. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM On April 29, the class of '73 presented the junior-senior prom, We'Ve Only just Begun . Couples dined and danced at the Black Angus Restaurant. Music was furnished by the Notary Sojac . The coronation ceremonies highlighted the evening. Ian Lynchvvas crowned by emcee Mike Gieber, and princesses Mary Anne Croteau and Danette Lorch received their crowns from Brother Daniel and Brother Anthony. Nearly fifty couples attended the prom, which the junior class promised to be the best ever for Marist. And in the opinion of most, We've Only just Be- gun was a prom Worth remembering. I8 1 Queen Ian Lynch receives a congratulatory kiss from Mike Gieber.

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Senior girls relax near the shore on Skip Day. 4-.- , . Liz Gaughn and Lynn Kaba explore on the beach. GRADUATIGN Graduating ceremonies on June 4 was the cli- max of weeklong activities by the Seniors but more importantly four years of high school. During the last week of May the Seniors en- joyed a list of happenings. Nothing of this sort had taken place since the class of '72 were Freshmen. To start the week. Wednesday marked the annual Skip Day. The whole class packed up and went to Neptune beach on the coast. Next came Thursday as an assembly was put on by the Seniors for the lower class- men. As it was explained, the purpose was for the rest of the school to have something to remember them by and it served its purpose Well. Friday wrapped up the Week with the class enjoying half of the day of and a picnic at Armitage Park. On Sunday morning the graduates donned their caps and gowns for the traditional Baccalau- reate ceremony. just less than ten hours from then the Seniors would again go through the same thing of dressing and marching in. When the long awaited night finally came, the class was prepared with their robes on and a bag of confetti well concealed underneath. The con- 20 fetti was used by all graduating right after Brother Tony announced the class of '72 fully graduated. This last program that the Seniors would ever attend as high school students ended with handshakes and wishes for a fan- tastic future. Seniors frolic on the beach.